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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
2
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John N Forsney resigns from the National Tube Company after twenty years in Youngstown and Lorain to join the Sheet and Tube Company. He started as a welder, rose to foreman, and will begin duties Friday at Youngstown’s plant, recalling a notable Youngstown record with the tube combine.
Brief notes indicate a daily consuit meeting involving B.800 and Gool agercies with attendees from Chivatoe and West. The fragmentary text suggests a scheduled group discussion or briefing session.
Norwalk resident J F Lanning, Republican candidate for Congress in the Fourteenth district, was mistaken for William Jennings Bryan by Gazette staffers during a morning visit. An office boy asked, quot That’s Bryan quot as the Great Commoner was then abroad, while Lanning’s appearance drew mixed reactions from onlookers.
Rev LR R Arnold a Chicago evangelist with 30 years in the field spoke to large crowds in LaPorte today. He described extensive tent work and gospel boat missions, delivering over 7000 lectures and drawing thousands to his sermons on Christ in prophecy and Jerusalem’s fate, with nightly talks starting at 7.30.
East avenue and Second street churches announce no service this Sunday August 5 1906. Next Sunday August 12 Rev George Foster of Church of the Good Shepherd Cleveland will officiate at 2 30 pm and English Lutheran services will be held at Mackabee hall. Baptist Rev G W Johnson preaches at 10 am with no evening service. Church of Christ Rev J P Sala and Rev C B Reynolds host services 10 am and 2 pm with solo by Mrs Grace Brace Parks in the morning. Second Congregational Rev Jy 7 sermon theme The umpire of Litos Game with a special evening song and musical service.
Paul Sisteshen aged 16 of Canton Ohio drowned while swimming in the Tuscarawas River on Wednesday afternoon. Cleveland painters and paper hangers outing at Lincoln Park drew over 6900 attendees. The waltzing prize for age 10 went to Mig Lorain and Mr Wilkinson who stayed on the floor for 65 minutes. Bishop Horstmann settled a church site dispute in Collinwood favoring the south side at Crosby and Case avenues. Mrs. Harry B Sings urged officers at New Castle to locate her missing husband, a mill foreman known to carry money. A New Castle tin can manufacturer purchase deal secured 15 acres near the big tin mills for $100,000. Walter Mericle’s four-year-old son died from a fall from bed in Delphos. The Painesville and Patsport area will profit from developments. The Lincoln-era veterans reunion will be held in Massillon September 12–13 with nationwide invitations. Hibernians plan a state convention in Akron August 21–23 with multiple side trips. John Plate, 17, of Marysville lost fingers at a Marysville mill. A quarrel at Piqua ended with a pitchfork wound. An explosion in Toledo injured Mrs Ostman and her daughter. The B and O railroad plans multi-million-dollar improvements on its P and O branch and Akron veterinary hospital funding is noted.
Dayton summoned help to fight a glander epidemic with a state appropriation of 30000 for disease control and horse slaughter. Akron Peoples' Telephone Co builds a new hub for girlless hello automatic calls. Congressman Adam Bede of Minnesota denounces muckrakers at a Chautauqua talk near Bellefontaine. Over 4000 attend Pittsburgh Odd Fellows outing at Cascade Park. Health advice extols diet and bellies the blues praising Kodol for dyspepsia after meals.
A brief verse-like note suggests a state or party stance shifts away with a band wagon as Andrins' route is referenced, though no candidate is named. The fragment hints at political positioning and movement within a voting context.
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