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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented OCR page lists subscription terms for The Daily Reporter and carrier complaints at a New York address, followed by scattered items about Republican printing, Iowa voting for Roosevelt, a New York girl seeking work, England statutes, Taft duties, and a Rear Admiral denial of gout reports, ending with vague spring illness notes.
The piece notes growing opposition to William Jennings Bryan within his party and in major papers. It cites editorials from the Charleston News and Courier calling Bryan a failed candidate in three campaigns while urging him not to pursue the presidency. It highlights distrust among voters and a belief that his ambition may harm the party despite respect for his abilities.
A Lyndon era critique argues Editor Stead’s protest against press license overlooks the press he shapes. It asserts the press drives world politics and must be improved not discarded, as rulers and diplomats increasingly rely on it for information and legitimacy.
The article notes Taft's overseas mission as successful and its return sparks renewed Ohio political energy. It contrasts Indiana's presidential push with Fairbanks’ cautious campaign tactics and hints at upcoming convention drama next year.
The Grand Rapids Press notes a history of railroad hostility toward various groups and critiques their stance as outdated and counterproductive in the regional transport landscape.
The Thaw trial’s unresolved outcome spurs talk of annual banquets and new social groups. A Nation of diners and the Ladies Who Don’t Play Bridge reflect a restless urban scene. The piece notes the urge to form societies, even as some mock trends.
The convention runs April 29 to May 2 with Rev. Milton M. Bates as field superintendent and other speakers including Rev. L H Patterson and Mrs. Woodward Buch. Daily addresses span topics from conversion to heaven and hell and practical Christian living at the McE church Sunday school rooms.
A collection of brief vignettes from various sources. Senator Rayner relays a tale of a well meaning banker at a teachers meeting and the cryable mischief of a seedy man. A boy explains why he did not cry after a fall. A New York man’s money order story ends with an accusation of murder. Bishop Talbot’s charity scene yields a surprising donation. A commuter chase at Reading Station ends with a witty justification for a dash to the train.
Friday filings show multiple transfers in Graf ton Elyria Lorain and Wellington townships. Transactions include Koieola to Woodings for 21 acres, Woodings to Koieola on lots 74-75, Dritzler to Schwartz lot 19, Szilagal group to Krajecz lot 1825, Hamlin to W Ham s part of lot 11, and Beach to Snell Wellington plus a sub lot in Elyria. Amounts range from 1 to 2600 dollars with several parcels listed.
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