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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1904

Page

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Elyria Trolley League Delivers Home Run Riot at Willow Brook Park

Norwalk defeats Elyria in a high scoring game as Norwalk pitchers and fielders thwart key Elyria threats. Sloane hauls in a one handed grab on a liner with men on second and third, while a Norwalk home run caps the rally. Umpire Byers called the strike zone as Norwalk loads the bases in the late innings.

Norwalk Sugnat Elyria Trolley Willow Brook Park Basoa Koohl Sloane Nor

Divorce suit filed by Blanch Nall against Charles Nall

Blanch Nall files for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty. They were married March 28 1904 and have a child Gladys two months and fifteen days old. She seeks custody of the child and alimony. Attorneys A E Lawrence, Motcoll and Cinniger represent the plaintiff.

Blanch Nall Charles Nall Gladys A. E. Lawrence Sod Motcoll and Cinniger

Buckeyes Lose Loose Game at Grafton in Sloppy Tilt

The Buckeyes fell to Grafton in a loosely played Sunday game at the county diamond. Nelty's lost arm is blamed for the rough day as Buckeyes trailed 19 to 1 in the ninth, with the team discouraged by an off performance. A large crowd watched as Grafton used 9 innings to pull ahead.

Buckeyes Grafton Nelty

Multiple Deaths Reported In Local Area

A series of obituaries notes the deaths of Jessie Burke at East Avenue age forty one, George Burr on Columbus Street age forty, Theo Dositia Norton age seventy five at Lake Avenue with services arranged, John Standeo age eighty three on East River Street with funeral Monday afternoon.

Jessie Burke East Avenue George Burr Columbus Atreat Theodosia Norton Lake Avenue Lorain-Amherst John Standeo Enat River Street

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Individuals

John Seariat, 97, liveryman, Wellington. Mary Glenn, 28, Wellington. Alfred J. Heetey, 24, machinist, Lorain. Harriet A. Root, 21, Lorain. Jan Campbell Hannah, 9, college professor, Nova Scotia. Edith Brown ing Brand, 20, teacher, Oberlin.

John Seariat Wellington Mary Glenn Alfred J. Heetey Machfixt Lorain Harriet A. Root Lorais Jan Campbell Hannah Nova Scotia Edith Browning Brand Oberlin

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Surrounding Townships

A list of property transfers includes Matthew Peysar to Mary Cap in Hogan’s Third Addition Lorain, several transfers in Elyria and Oberlin, and multiple parcels in Lorain and Avon townships. Notable entries include William L. Rogers to George F. Smith, and John Carter to Frank Osley, with values ranging from 1 to 4,500 dollars.

Matthew Peysar Mary Cap Hogan Lorain George F. Hang Micheal Hang Black Hiver Elyria Peter Ratz August Uiblein Lota Sheffield Land Company SheMeld Land Company Peter Rata John Alten, Sr Emma Weiler Avon Township William L. Rogers George F. Smith W. A. Brawall Frank Snyder M. B Fovcet Avenue Wellington John Carter Frank Osley Sheffield L. D. Brown Brown Multhoma Corda A. Borns Chaonay Spore Olmetedt Lolin M. Prentias J. Jerome Trustes Lake’s

Webster in LaPorte Faces Mayor After Drunken Charge

William Webster of LaPorte stands before the mayor on a Monday mor, charged with intoxication. After questioning, the mayor asks if he will quit drinking, Webster replies he has had only three drinks in two days and pays the usual five dollars.

William Webster LaPorte Webster

Farms For Sale and Night Cleaners in Buildings

Real estate notice notes est four acres at LaPorte and several large buildings for sale. The piece includes stray commentary on tenants and janitorial work, a dash on Japanese military cries and a neutral US stance, and a line about Chimney delivering ice cream to the city.

LaPorte

Elyria Gun Club Sets Regular Shoot This Weekend

The Elyria Gun Club invites all interested shooters to attend the next regular shoot on the club grounds this Saturday afternoon at Ro'cook. Members note a change in date and urge participation.

Elyria

Henry Here E A Henry Visits Elyria On Campaign Business

Republican candidate Henry Here E. A. Henry of Cleveland spoke in Elyria on Monday about his bid for circuit court judge. He predicted a Roosevelt landslide and condemned the Democratic theft of the Republican platform as the party’s worst mistake.

E. A. Henry Cleveland John ©. Hale Elyria Roosevelt

The Dead of Assyria Puzzles Archaeologists

An essay notes that Assyria leaves no burial traces for the dead while others honor graves with elaborate tombs. Most tombs found are from later peoples, suggesting possible hidden burial or unconventional methods, but no solid evidence confirms either theory. The issue remains open until new discoveries clarify the matter.

Assyria A. Ragosin Chaldea Scholara

The Policing Code of Japan in Civil Street Courts

The article portrays Japanese police as wielding majesty of law in street courts. It notes strict rules and age limits, precise training on stance and hair, and a Samurai legacy. Police are described as intelligent disciplined and generally above corruption.

Lime Cup Preparation and Mixed Drink Notes

Lime juice and soda mixture recommended in a tall pitcher with pineapple bits and bruised mint for flavor. The note cites the New York Herald on serving and flavor balance. Russia’s women criminals are described as peasants harmed by early marriages, with high infant mortality cited from Madrid Times. Boylan Bros promote uniform tea and daily roasted coffee with coupons. Board Wanted for a four person family seeks furnished rooms with board for weeks, Reporter, Sioux City.

N. Y. Herald Russia Madrid

Men Wanted at Elyria Iron and Steel Plant

Advertises jobs for young men to work in finishing department at the Elyria Iron and Steel Co plant. Promises steady employment and opportunities for workers seeking long term positions.

Elyriaron and Steel Co

The Rare Gift of Speech Says Detroit Prep Press

A Detroit Prep Press piece argues speech mastery matters in social life and politics. It notes silence can appear cold while well chosen words convey thought, urging women to speak with tact and awareness of contemporary fashions and sensibilities.

Detroit Prep Press Jsg

Pest Control Remedies From The Home Gardener

A vintage guide lists pest remedies including peppermint sprigs for rats and mice, borax for ants and roaches, tartar emetic with sugar for ants, lime or cayenne for fleas, lavender and lemon verbena for moths, moth balls, cedar-dust, and camphor, plus fly screens and homemade fly paper and quassia-based solutions. bedbugs are fumigated with sulphur.

House for Rent in Lorain and Laundry Help Wanted

Goodin room house in Lorain for rent. Enquire at Reporter office. Inundresa seeks washing and ironing at home. Enquire at 118 East Avenue. I87HBx

Lorain Asvet East Avenue

Inside Inn at St Louis World Fair Grounds

The Inside Inn sits inside the World’s Fair grounds in St. Louis perched 200 feet above the city. The three story hotel measures 400 by 800 feet with 2257 bedrooms and a dining hall for 3500. Rates range from 1.50 to 5.50 daily for European plans and 3 to 7 American plans. rooms en suite are available at higher rates under E M Statler. Reservations can be made for the fair’s life, address The Inside Inn Administration Building.

St. Louis E. M. Statler Buffalo

Blaze damages former Quayle residence roof

A borfire near the kitchen of the former residence of P H Quayle on West Bridge street set the roof ablaze around four Saturday afternoon. Damage estimated at $400. Firemen arrived promptly preventing a larger blaze. Premises recently sold to buyers from Erhart.

H. Quayle West Bridge Street P. H. Quayle Erhart

North Ridgeville Notes and Attending Events

North Ridgeville Fields Aug 26 Mrs C Maddock visits sister Mrs Charies Maple. Albert Pearce and daughter Gertrude attend the state fair at Columbus. The annual meeting of the churches of Christ of this district will be held at Wellington Sunday. Co C Maple returns from Mandola and Chicago where he attended the Advent Christian church societies meeting.

Bridge Crossing Plans Amid Lake Shore Line Debate

Lake Shore engineers and county commissioners met Saturday about crossing grades for a new Lake Shore bridge to South Lorain. The old charter and anti grade law hinder progress, with over head crossing favored on the north ridge where terrain is steep.

Lake Shore South Lorain L. E

Man Arrested for Non Support Fined and Imprisoned

Burt Growell was arraigned before Mayor Folger on child non support charges for his eighteen month old son. He pled guilty and offered no excuse. The mayor fined him 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to thirty days in the workhouse. The child is in Lorain County orphanage while the mother works in an Elyria hotel.

Burt Growell Folger Costa Crowell Lorain County Elyria

Workhouse Inmates Scrub Idle Supply Shortage

Authorities report inmate idleness due to brush demand failing to meet supply. It now appears there is sufficient cleaning and scrubbing around the institution to prevent inmates from forgetting their location.

McElveen Furniture Seeks Property To Satisfy Judgment

Common Pleas Court action by The McElveen Furniture Company to seize property belonging to Sierra Nevada Parizekaold to satisfy a 99.49 judgment issued in Justice Lord's court. Attorneys Jobieon and Leonard represent the plaintiffs.

McElveen Furniture Company Sierra Nevada Parizekaold Justice Lord's Court Jobieon Leonard Attor Eye

Falk Term At Oberlin Business College Starts Sept 6

The Oberlin Business College reports its most prosperous year with over 330 students enrolled. The fall term begins Tuesday Sept 4 with many new students from the community and 15 states and a few foreign countries represented in the past year. The office will be open Monday and Tuesday for registration.

Oberlin Business College Poberlin Business College Basiness Genernl

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