Republican Ticket And Subscriptions Outline
The Daily Reporter lists subscription rates per week and per year with mail delivery outside Elyria. The Weekly Reporter offers annual mail delivery at 91.06. The Republican ticket names J. El Laning Norwalk for Congress and several local Elyria candidates including R C Ward sheriff Otto Masorodt auditor C M Ilsh recorder Chas O Tucker county surveyor J Fauver and Hipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Reporter
Carrion
Wees
Elyria
Mail
J. EL Laning
Norwalk
R. Cc. Ward
Otto Masorodt
C. M.ilsh
Lorato
Chas
Tucker
B.C. Gagemann
Black River
J. Fauver
Cot. Root
Amherst
de AY C. Miller
Kipten
British Columbian press faces language divide amid China views
A Montreal Gazette excerpt notes Canadian papers in Victoria reflect shifting attitudes toward China and Western Canada. It discusses how owners’ perspectives shape coverage, the role of English language papers, and opinions on immigration and industry, highlighting tensions in media representation.
Three Progressive Chinese Party Editors Targeted
A trio of editors aligned with the progressive Chinese party advocate reform and enlightenment. One editor, reputedly skilled, is noted for edits performed in a capable scholarly manner to advance progress and enlightenment in the movement. The other two are described as contributors shaping editorial stance.
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Progressive Chinese Party
Progresa
Enlightenment
Local notes from Rochester and Wellington town areas
Rochester Mex W Underhill of San Luis Obispo cal visits old friends in town last Tuesday. Numerous locals and visitors are noted including Mrs C L Chuck of Wellington visiting sister Mrs Crapo, and Miss Elva Taylor improving after illness. A freight train accident near Cleveland injures Freddy Laurie’s foot requiring amputation. he is transported to a hospital. Community events include Baptist church ice cream night Sept 1 and a reunion of local families. Several residents attend funerals, visits, and gatherings in Wellington and Ashland.
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Mex. W. Underhill
San Luie Obispo
Cal
C. L. Chuck
Wellington
Crapo
Troyn Dennison
Alten Bradford
Misa Elva
Taylor
Freddy Laurie
Cleveland
Flo
Frank Dagnan
Cort Wheeler
Chas. Cartier
Alebel Batley
Sixty fourth wedding anniversary and local notices
Kipton Med St. Woop Hast lags cole Neated Chourteenth wedding auni sersary Subordas diugust L8th Sev OHis O paiests were pragent A Most bountiful dinner was served. With ample justice Mar. 7 Q Dent. In a few wel chosen re Nurths presented the couple with a bountiful dining table the gift of howe present the affair was a complete surprise to the honored couple dames tastings and wife and W Hastings and wife have gone to Black Lake Mich for a two weeks put yg My and Mes Falling of New York Stye are the guests of Oscar Gott and wife for an Indefinite time Mrs Falling is a sister of Mrs Gott The public schools will open September Old Mr Wood of New York State is the guest of His sister Mrs Toms Bendel Mr and Mrs B Merriam were the guests of Ms George Kelner of Oberlin last Monday Mr Wm Henry had the misfortune to lose his barn by lightning Saturday evening August 18th It was full of hay and grain also farm implementa and two buggies one new Which he had never used were all burned The damage is about 1200 with little insurance Their neighbors did heroic work saving the hay stack and buildings for which they are very grateful The residences of Mr Marshall and Mr Roach northeast of Grafton Reporter Want Ads Bring Results
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St. Woop
Hastings
Black Lake
Mich
Falling
New York
Oscar Gott
Gott
Mr. Wood
New York State
Toms Bendel
B. Merriam
George Kelner
Oberlin
Wm. Henry
Marshall
Roach
Grafton
Burglary Reports and Local Notices From Town
Sunday burglaries netted $7 at two shops as thieves entered via back windows while residents were away. Mrs Shepherd returns from the East. Mr Rahoter drills for gas with limited success. 8 F Hastings still seeking gas. Hd Sandera plans a new house west of town. D S Ross and daughter visited C Moore and W H Gott. A daughter born to Frank Rawson and wife on Sunday. A S Holcomb is sick. The remains of Miss Mary Stroup of Massillon were brought for burial. Horace Hollingsworth on the sick list. Mrs WG Johnson and daughter Agnes of Eliyria visited Oscar and Ed Gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Roaches
Tome
Shepherd
A. Rahoter
Hastings
Sandera
D. S. Ross
Chatham
Medina County
C. Moore
W. H. Gott Anit
Frank Rawson
A. S. Holcomb
Mary Stroup
Massillon
Horace Hollingsworth
WG. Johnson
Agnes
Eliyria
Oacar
Ed Gott
Henrietta Camp and Lake Side Visits Reported
Henrietta residents attended a Vermillion camp meeting. Methodist Church campers at Lake side returned home Monday night. Henrietta and Pred Bayman spent last Sunday at Luna Park, Cleveland. Miss Tena Altimiller visiting relatives in Elyria. Mike Mary Arbi at Oberlin business men's picnic at Cedar Point last Thursday. Miss Melinda Selater of Cleveland visiting relatives Ay and Mrs. Wm Selater. Lawrence Rels ill with typhoid fever. Miss Mary Bolin visited brothers at Castalia last week. Migs Tda Bauman and Fred Arbin of Elyria spent Sunday with Mrs. A Bauman.
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Henrietta
Vermillion
Methodist Church
Lakeside
Pred Bayman
Luna Park
Cleveland
Tena
Oberlin News reports wedding plans and local notices
New Oberlin News from Sturgis Michigan lists the engagement of Kathrine Shuler and Peter J. Busch with a ceremony set for August 28, 1906 at 8 am in Holy Angel Catholic Church. It notes Busch’s relations, a large local circle of friends in Wigrin, and invites Schmitz families to attend. The column also mentions local events including the Elyria fire department parade, Vermilion visitors, Cedar Point merchants outing, and Oberlin residents hosting guests from Avon and French Creek.
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Sturgis
Mich
Kathrine Shuler
Peter J. Busch
Busch
Frank J
Peter A Schmitz
Wigrin
Holy Angel Catholic Church
Schmitz
Jacob J
Emma Diederich
Oberlin
C. Justin
Messrs
Mathias
George Wahleber
Margaret Shuster
French Creek
Avon
Recruits in Chains At Barracks Amid Escape Fears
Seventeen recruits at the United States army barracks in Columbus are in chains after two men attempted to escape from the guardhouse. The action follows concerns over the number of detainees, with officers deeming it dangerous to allow them to move unrestrained. Recruit Gamble faces alleged larceny charges and is sought by Cranfield reformatories officials. 13 others remain at large. The piece notes railway routes and travel points advertised by Lake Shore Ticket Agents.
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United States Army
Columbus
Gamble
la Algo
Crangfield Reformatory
County bids to pay for west Erie Ave bridge approach
Lorain County Ohio invites sealed proposals for furnishing material and labor to pay the west approach to the Erie Avenue bridge in Lorain. Bids due 1 PM September 1 1906. opened September 4 1906. Deposit $500 with bid. certified checks required. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Erie Avenue
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Erie Ave
Torain Cour
Cambridge Springs Carlsbad of America Promotes Restful Getaway
Cambridge Springs in Venango valley markets itself as a picturesque retreat near Cleveland. The town boasts mineral waters, scenic panoramas, several hotels and boarding houses, and affordable rates for a restful few days in pure air.
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Cambridge Springs
Eric Railroad
Cleveland
Jas. D. Brown
Garfield Building
Carlsbad of America
Venango Valley
Electrogen Remedy Promoted By Fremont Company
An item promotes Electrogen a liquid antiseptic claimed to purify blood and treat blood, stomach, liver and nerve troubles. The Electrogen Co. of Fremont Ohio sells a fifty cent bottle and offers a free booklet by mail. Hady Drug Store is listed as a retailer.
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Electrogen Company
Fremont, O
Electrogen Co
Fremont, C
Hady Drug
New York City and Return B and C Tickets on Sale
Tickets on sale for New York City and Return B and C from August 28 to September 4 1906. Fare from Halted area 14.80 dollars with stops at Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Shenandoah Junction Harpers Ferry. Also notes on train schedules and a laxative cough syrup promotion.
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Washington Baltimore
Phildelphia
Shenandoah
Sunction
Harpers Ferry
Conautt Agents Ag
Low Rate Excursion to New York City by Lake Shore
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers excursion tickets to New York City and return for about half fare, valid for return until Sept 4. Details available from Ticket Agents or J W Daly Cleveland Ohio. Also includes health advice and a plug for Kodol for Dyspepsia.
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New York City
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
J.W. Daly
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
New York Central Lines
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Elyria Daily Rep
Conceloveve Actuenesed News
Boas
Columbien
Victoria
Western
Canada
Montrail Gagete
Myatisthen
China
Phen
Addressea
Mens
Mikes
Canswilians
Chinamen
Bnelishmen
Timunus Ser
Loy
Fie
Caubetas
Viutiois
Thais Country
Las Eee
Wels Norwegiat Pilpean
Vedere
Groh
Wate Haily
Spruce
Max
Hart
Bas West Broad St. Diyrla, O
Thompson
Carrice
West Avenue
Rochester
George Roberts
Ff Chapman
Geo. Wells
D. B. Swift
Simons
Swift
Ladies of the Baptist
Wm. Snyder
Ollyeshure
A. J. Snyder
John
H. B. Beardsley
Bowling Green
Florence Storrow
Adal Ledyard
Linwood Park
Sthy Gal Sah- Orie Beardsley
Gertrude Johnston
Geo. Robinghaw
Herman Potter Ty
Daisy Sojeba
Harry Stebbins
Rachel Jameson
Albert Storrow
LF. H Chapman
Benjamin Ross
Ashland
Paul
Carl Ledyard
Mor
Getyard’s
Snyder
Leslie Snoberger
Mist B.C. Wells
Floren Rood
Wow Wells
Kipton
New Oberlin
New York Central
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Adirondack Mountains
Lake Champlain
Lake George
White Mountains
Seashore
Arived
D. Lewis & Company
Hospital Feylicians
W. Rosx
St. Loni
Hichmond
End
Dan Sr
Paulant
Spibul Trazkio
Zemo
Salr
Zano
Jonyar
Mary Perry Bellis
Q. E. Haseroot
Cambridge Springs, PA
Kennedy
R. I. Hill
Weet Broad Street
The
W. F. Hafner
Sek Pea
Sven Ld
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Fauver & Robson
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