07 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
1
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with references to a young person, battles, and a public figure or location. Names and places are garbled, making it hard to confirm the exact event, participants, or outcome. No clear date or location can be established from the text.
In a design change the old landmark at the corner of Cecar and Broadstree will be demolished to make way for a modern home. The structure was long known as the residence of Deacon Lane a pioneer of Bleyia. Dulin Burrell plans to erect the new house on the site.
North and south side Broad Street business men will play a charity baseball game at the East Side Tall Park next Wednesday afternoon for Ply Tin hospital funds. Frank Stevergtad Charles Stark will manage and captain the north side. DW Seward and Jude Jones will lead the south side. A well played wool game is anticipated.
nOBBED Superintendent Coe of Co and 8 OW ibway was robbed on Thursday night after leaving an event near Ventury Park. He recalls being jostled on the rear platform and suspects the theft may have occurred before or after entering the car. Pocketbook with papers valued more than money likely taken. Memorial Day changes urged by Elyria officials to preserve the holiday’s original meaning.
The Cleveland Southwestern reports July earnings of 45408.5 dollars, up from 28542.82 last year, marking an increase of 14916.18 dollars. The line south of Medina has seen twelve miles added on the completed branch, though only partially in operation.
Disjointed notes describe Otto Menk's disappearance near Wrenant and a related case involving a boy seen with Western Union telegraph pegs. Authorities investigate a sudden departure, possible sheltering, and a string of cryptic clues tied to daily life and local depots.
The provided OCR text is garbled and contains no coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a newspaper style headline and summary.
A man calling himself Whitney visited Elyria last Saturday, renting a horse and using a boy to drive it. He pitched a fake carpet scheme to several ministers, claiming work on jobs in Oberlin and Cleveland and offering leftover strips at a bargain. He departed without paying and may have victimized others in nearby towns. Police alerted as pastors report similar incidents.
A sailor was fatally stabbed by Earl Charles, a companion, during a street fight on Thursday afternoon in Lorain. Five wounds occurred including a seven inch scalp wound and a back neck knife injury. one wound pierced a lung, likely causing death. Earl Charles was arrested.
George Goodman of East avenue barely escaped death at Garford’s factory Thursday at about 4 20 pm. While working on the shafting at the room’s top his clothing caught in a flying wheel. Every stitch of clothing was torn save his antler shirt. He was violently thrown to the floor and sustained only severe bruises to his thigh and shoulder.
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