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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1905

Page

4

Republican State and City Ticket Listing

The excerpt lists multiple Republican and city ticket candidates across government roles including Governor Merrick and Lieutenant Governor Harris, with a long slate covering Supreme Judge, Attorney General, Treasurer, Public Works, and local offices. It also notes a peace conference prompting geographic curiosity and references to Benjamin Franklin’s birthday commemoration, the Seventh Zionist Congress in Basel, and global participation.

Govenor Myron T Merrick Cleveland Andrew L. Harris Eaton W. 4 Davis Marion Wade H. Bilis Cincinnati Ws, McKinnon Ashtabula State Board OF Public Works William Kirtley, Jr Defiance

Zionist Convention Reaches Clarity on End Goals

Debates culminate in a consensus that settles plans for future rehabilitation of the promised land. Once final decisions are made, no Zionist should doubt the vision or its clarity compared with before the convention.

Pension Decisions On Helptesa Mino And Related Claims

Pension decisions address Helptesa Mino a child with epilepsy and mental dullness who is capable of some work but permanently helpless under law and urges continued pension. Other items discuss dishonorable service discharge widow pension denial old-law start dates informal declarations fraud reimbursement death in service presumed line of duty.

Helptesa Mino

Bastile of Poland Enters Cruel Oppression by Russian Officials

A fragment notes harsh oppression by Russian authorities in Poland, describing how many have fallen under the new regime. The item conveys a bleak view of political repression and widespread hardship under occupation.

Evan P Howell Dies After Illness and Service to South

Evan P Howell a renowned Southern journalist died at noon on Sunday at age 65 after a three week illness from a carbuncle and diabetes. He helped found and lead the Atlanta Constitution with Grady and Hemphill, served as mayor, and influenced southern development through railroads and law. He was born in 1839 in Milton county Georgia and served in the Confederate army.

Wargaw Warsaw Brudnoc Vistula Eifty Poland Regiof Atlanta Evan P. Howell Capt Howell Atlanta Constitution Henry W. Grady William A Hemphill South Milton County Georgia First Howell Cleveland Spain

Bastile of Poland described in Warsaw citadel

The piece details the Warsaw citadel as a grim prison and execution site for Poles, with exhausted inmates returning only to hint at horrors within. Describing its fortifications, it frames the fortress as a Russian tool of oppression, likening it to Paris’s Bastille and St. Peter and Paul. The article notes executions, buried namelessly at Brudno cemetery, and laments lost potential from those denied Woerty to act and speak.

Poland Warsaw Parla St. Peter and Paul St. Petersburg Brudno Woerty

Russo American alliance urged by 1859 Hertzen article

The Aug 7 St. Petersburg note reports the Novoe Vremya reprinting an 1859 Hertzen piece urging Russo American alliance. It argues Russia should shed old world prejudice, learn from America’s political success, and consider closer ties across the Pacific, citing quotes from a 1858 Philadelphia paper. It lists advertising items from Dr. Warner and Biggs & Everard.

St. Petersburg Ruano American Alliance St Petersburg Novoe Vremya Alexander Herts2en America Novoea Vremya Russia Hertzen Philadelphia Pacific

OLD-TIME SAILING SHIPS

Joseph Conrad recalls the sailing ship in its perfection not for speed but for build and ease of handling. He notes iron ships never matched wooden vessels for speed due to hull coating and maintenance. He explains seafaring care for trim and loading greatly affected a ship’s performance and even anecdotes of ships that sailed faster when loaded differently.

Joseph Conrad Harper's Aea

Origin of Sundae Name Traced to New Orleans Drink

A Globe-Democrat article explains the sundae name arose in New Orleans when a soda fountain can’t supply ice and serves only ice cream with syrup. Patrons try the mixture of ice cream and syrup labeled Sunday drinks, then spread the idea as the popular Sunday drink.

Herrick J. Gray Bt. Loula Globe-Democrat New Orleans India Bajong Pittsburg

Decadence of Chewing and Public Expectorations

A tobacconist laments the public ban on spitting and chewing tobacco, noting a shift to cigars and smoking tobacco. a few dealers drop plug stock yet survive on other sales. The piece also notes a language slip about Montrose and observes criminals overstate their crimes for vanity.

Progressive Zulus and Eastern City Delights

A collage of anecdotes includes John L. Dube and Zulu history, a Portland Western scene where a Boston reference causes confusion, and a crossing of cultures from Boers to British aid. The slice of era voices shows humor and social mores with brief lines about education, travel, and anti social clubs.

John L. Dube Boston

Pleasantly effective DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised

The advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pleasant to take and never failing in results. It promises relief from headache biliousness and constipation and claims the pills tone the liver and prevent jaundice. Bold by H A Dykeman.

DeWitt H.A. Dykeman

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