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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1903

Page

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Dammy Run Nickel Plate Schedule Hints Daily Trip

The Dammy Run Nickel Plate line plans to follow its old custom and run one trip daily between Cleveland and Vermilida with a return in the evening. The schedule notes a Cleveland departure around 10 o'clock each morning, with a possible two-trip service if business increases.

Vetinilida Cleveland Cleve

Italian workers arrive by train to fuel blast furnaces

Friday and Saturday last week the stael company shipped in a large number of Italians from big cities to work on blast furnaces today. About one hundred foreigners came to the city through employment agencies over the two days. They struggled to find sleep, bedding on straw in any shelter. The main lodging was the large square at Clark street foot, once secured by Lib Robbing, housing about six of them Saturday night and Sunday. Straw from a feed store served as bedding.

Stael Company Ite Met Clark Street Lir B Robbing Loraine Timen-Herald

Newspaper man testifies on pocket wealth in Jefferson City

A reporter on the stand in Jefferson City, Missouri, recalls a colleague admitting two $5,000 bills in his pocket. The exchange notes that some newspaper men carry large sums, like a week’s salary, in such reckless fashion.

Jefferson City

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Avon Amid Listings

Real estate transfers include Warren to Virgil Burge for land on south side near East and West Center roads in multiple lots. Transfers also show Crisp to B McCollam for properties along Black River priced at 2000 dollars and Blasa Renter to Carl Lchrams addition in Lorain for 200 dollars. Other notes include Braman trustee to ZH Einy for Highland lot and Biss to Vincennes properties, with multiple parcels in Avon township and Lorain city recorded.

Warren Virgil Burge Mae Mer Twaship Win A Braman Tig Highland Lorain Binety Max Malterer VincenSa Biss Wild S.gn Bree Eee Louies McCollam Albert Crisp Black River Peter Baddinger Peter, Satier Avon Peter Blasa Mary Blass Péter Renter Carl Lchram Blasa

Burial of Harold Hinman in Mesaba Mountains

Judge BF H Hinman and his son Boott returned home after Harold Hinman died in Hibbing from a disease contracted there. Harold fell ill the day after arriving in Hibbing and died at the hospital despite attentive care. His body rests in an hermetically sealed coffin beneath the Mesaba Mountains while mourners recall his noble qualities and strive to emulate his life.

BF H Hinman Boott Chicago Bott Charles Harold Hibbing Messaba Hal Hinman

Special Meeting of Volunteer Firemen Association Tonight

A special meeting of the Volunteer Firemen's association will be held tonight at 7:30 at Engle House No. 1. Business of great importance will come before the meeting and all members should be present. A Bates Jr, Secretary.

Volunteer Firemen’s Association Engle House No. 1 A. Bates Jr

Ice Cream Stand Price Rise Triggers Public Outcry

A Canton soda fountain owner reported price hikes with drinks up to 10 cents, following prior 6 cent increases. Protests spread as proprietors, except one, raised prices, prompting criticism of the ice cream trust.

Asone Trust Canton Infosity

Lorain Herald Note Mentions Hotel Lease Details

A fragment from the Lorain Herald cites a statement about two men renting a local hotel and planning a forthcoming deal. The wording is garbled, but the core fact references a hotel lease and potential further actions connected to the individuals named.

Lorain Herald Pitt Nexune Poaiar Hoateley

Singers Club at First Congregational Church Audience Praises

The Cleveland Bingerajomb entertained a fair size audience at the First Congregational church on Wednesday under the Christian Endeavor convention committee. The chorus received prolonged applause with three encores at various locations. Soloist Mr F W Bragging drew heavy applause, responding twice. The Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting at the courthouse Friday night. Hon Parks Foster will speak about the European trip.

Cleveland the, Chamber of Commerce Court‘house Parks Foster

Antiquarian find near Berlin bridge hints at ancient body

Local antiquarians and geologists are invited to inspect a recently unearthed fragment found near a sinotric railway bridge at the west end of a grounds area in Berlin. Taft holds the piece and believes it may have been attached to a larger body of similar material, with shallow holes suggesting age and possible original purpose.

Patt Thas Birmgeht Berlin St. Mugeen S. x Fis Gap Tiene Ehappenminea Or.ander Taft Oberlin News

Marriage of Minnie Betle Braah and John Davies

The wedding took place at the bride’s aunt’s home in Enet Sixth street with Rev. Wyth pombe officiating. The couple, after visiting relatives, will reside in Sault Ste Marie. Miss Brosh, a longtime Elyria teacher, and Mr. Davies, former Lorain Steel worker now with Algoma Steel at Sault Ste Marie, were married in an Episcopal ring ceremony.

Minnie Betle- Braah John Davies D W Hyland Enet Sixth Street Wyth‘pombe Mt. Andrew’ Church Mandy Brouley Medina Florence Houghton Elyrin Raymond Jackson William Davies Cleveland Sweet Misa Brosh Sault Ste Marie Miss Brosh Elyria Mr. Davies Lorain Steel Company Algoma Steel Company Solte Site Marie

Boxers Indemnities Loom From 1900 Massacre Case

Rev Pond of Oberlin administers estate of Rev Atwater’s children killed by Chinese Boxers in August 1900. Indemnity of 10000 for four children partly paid. balance expected this year. Also 500 for Atwater death and 5000 for Mrs Atwater death discussed. status of administrator not yet set. Meanwhile mayoral appointments to police chief and tax commissioners rest with the mayor though board of public safety reviews chief’s selection. council approval required for that board’s actions.

ON Pond Oberlin Hae Beamapppie Entate Feng E.atwaterwho Owith United States Pond Mr. Atwater Mrs. Atwater Board of Public Safety Board of Public ‘Safety

Retiring City Council Members Honored for Service

Faithful servants Williams LeMaster Kady pod Grondy will be missed for dedicating years without compensation. Mr. Smith will remain and provide advice guiding the council toward prompt action and public advancement.

Old City Williams LeMaster Kady Grondy Smith Ogangel Andy F

Oberlin Defeated by Michigan in Ann Arbor Match

Oberlin was soundly defeated by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor with a 19 to 1 score. Reed, Oberlin’s third baseman, drove in five of Michigan’s runs as Oberlin failed to compete at any point. The article notes Oberlin's overconfidence as a key cause and includes a reader’s legal question about bass fishing laws, citing statewide restrictions on catching bass in rivers and waters except Lake Erie from May 1 to June 1.

Oberlin University of Michigan Ann Arbor Reed Michigan Oberlin Boys Kenyon Anb Arbor Paul North Lake Erie Lake Brit Joly

Critical weather assessment for fruit crop prospects

The report notes two weeks of cool weather harming fruit buds but mild conditions over the past two days have produced only a few damaged ovaries. A few days of continued warmth could nearly finish fruit development, while dry weather for a week or ten days could push fruit beyond danger and protect a bountiful crop.

Athlophoros Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism

Misfortune at eighteen described as suffering from rheumatic pain. The advertisement claims Athlophoros, originated for a rich man by a famous physician, dispels rheumatism and URI symptoms, soothing like oil to a barn. It promises a return to work and fewer pains, with a dollar bottle available from Athlophoros Co. in New Haven.

E Athlophores Co New Haven Conn

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