Elyria Becomes Industrial Center Amid Growth and New Plant
Elyria faces rapid industrial expansion as old quarters give way to modern housing and new businesses. The Addresso-Printograph Company, expanding from a foundry to a full plant, plans a model concrete block facility and will manufacture office devices, coin changers, and related machinery, strengthening the city’s shipping role and commercial activity.
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Elyria Addresse-Phintograph Company
Ciy Elyria
Quertera Oniban
Elyria
Addresse-Phntograph Company
Elvira
Maple Street
Addresso: Printograph Company
Vthe
I Broken
Tusur- Hinespaie
Einotria ‘Light
Gay Pool Water Works
Allie
Trac Ecommiration Merchants
Manufactturera
Sertot Religious
Anit
Ube
Ninnatro
Ranyan
Anya
Elytin capital eyed for new staple industry venture
Elytin aims to attract investment with the Addresso Printograph Company promising returns to stockholders as a new staple industry. John Donahupy, arrested in Cleveland for non support, convicted on his confession, fined twenty five dollars and costs, and thirty days workhouse. William Adams of Norfolk West Virginia fined five dollars for intoxication. Epworth League of LaPorte hosts a basket social at Mr Seckt Wim Sayles farm Friday night September 3 with baskets auctioned to benefit Elyria hospital room fund.
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Elytin Capital
Covaeususy
Opinion
Addresso Printograph Company
Elytin
Auehan
John Donahupy
Cleveland
Folger
William Adams
Norfolk
West Va
Epworth League of
LaPorte
Seckt
Wim
Sayles Farm
Elyria Hospital
Probate Court Names Guardian for Emma O. Blake
Allis M. Blake appointed guardian of Emma O. Blake, a minor of Ridgeville, under a 00 bond in probate court proceedings.
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Allis M. Blake
Emma O. Blake
Ridgeville
Bond
Eagles Beat Amherst In Slow-Paced League Tilt
In North Amherst Ohio on August 2 the Elyria Eagles lost to Amherst in a lively game. Key moments included two running catches by Kocle and strong battery work by Cook and Businski. Cook struck out thirteen, guiding Amherst to a 4 to 5 victory before a large crowd of about 80.
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North Amherst
Elyria Eagles
North Amhert
Amherst
Kocle
Cook
Businski
Japan's Human Horses and the Inland Sea Rickshaw Feat
A London man recalls being taken 40 miles by two Japanese rickshaw pullers in the Inland Sea. The journey, through rain and rugged paths, took six hours with changes midway. The two-man teams ran in loincloths to avoid police nudity rules, charging about three shillings per rickshaw plus a tip.
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London Mall
Ringing Bells and Beekeeping Customs Across Centuries
A fragment discusses bee swarms and the ritual of bell ringing attributed to Alfred the Great to settle ownership disputes. It notes wives ringing bells when swarms appear and cites belief in the bell’s effect, with additional stray lines about physical culture and a classified ad for a nine room house in Lorain.
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Alfred the Great
America
Reunion of 106 Ohio Battery at Nuclid Beach Park
The 31st annual reunion of the 106th Ohio Battery was held at Nuclid Beach Park on Wednesday August 24. A banquet at Clin Restaurant Jatele Park preceded a business meeting chaired by L W Keener with officers elected for the coming year and resolutions honoring two members L F Wright and D W Gunensley. A next reunion is planned for Madison Ohio on August 26 1905 with officers listed as Keener president Langton secretary and others.
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Ohio Battery
Nuclid Beach Park
Wednesdy
Clin
Jatele Park
FenBod
T. ©. Stokes
A. H. Osbern
J. W. Kroner
Wits
T Howldté
JW. Fox
J. W. Spenwud
TO. Stokes
Q. A. Turney
T. Andrews
J. Langton
Wil
Oi J Paddock
J. B. Poor
van Kueyes
Hi. Tooker
Bo Wollman
L. W. Montgomery
H. Hennington
Utylla
Paris
Comrads
Madison
L. W. Keener
Thompson
Husbor
Copopa
Elyria
Why the Curveball Bends The Science Behind Baseball Flight
A discussion on baseball curveballs explains that air resistance and spin cause the ball to deviate from a straight path. The atmosphere acts as an elastic cushion, with rapid rotary motion creating friction that steers the ball.
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Scientific Inquirer
Scientific American
Help Wanted and Office Rooms for Rent
Two office rooms available for rent at Reporter office. Also young men sought at Bhyria Ron and Steel Go'a Plant for finishing department with steady employment. Apply to Reporter office for details.
Elyria Boy Returns From Philippine Government Service
Giantyge Peek, son of X Peek, has come home from the Philippine Islands after four years in government employ. He says the islands are adjusting to American governance and are likely to prosper. Peek will reside in Philadelphia after a vacation.
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Giantyge Peek
Elyria
X. Peek
Philippine Islands
Efe
Cheff Islands
Peck
Philadelphia
Ticket Scalper Crackdown Promises Harsh Penalties
The Brooklyn Standard Union reports aggressive action against ticket scalpers at a fair in St Louis. Fines of 250 and 806 dollars and jail time are imposed, with stern warnings to patrons and scalpers alike. Authorities vow to break the illegal trade, while honest travelers gain stronger protection.
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St. Bonis
Brooklyn Standard-Union
Firemen Pictures Available From Local Photographer
Anyone wanting the firemen or bands pictures can obtain them by contacting the photographer at the American House.
West Ridge Social Notes Tie Towns and Visits
West Ridge reports visitors and residents traveling between Lorain Cleve land Vermillion and Eaton. Mr Brown hosts his son and Mrs Squire families return home. Miss Mary Squire comes from Batternut Ridge and Misses Mary and Nellie Squire visit Cleveland.
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Mr. Brown
Lorain
Chas
H. Holts
Cleveland
Verney
Vermillion
Miller
Elyria
Harvey Brown
Mary
Nellie Squire
Inside Inn at World’s Fair Grounds in St Louis
The Inside Inn sits within the World’s Fair Grounds in St Louis. It is a three story hotel with 2 257 rooms and dining hall seating 2 500, offering European and American plans from 1 50 to 7 per day with reservations advised for fair dates. Managed by E M Statler promising high cuisine and service.
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St. Lewis
E. M. Statler
Esterer
Buiffalo
St. Louis
Practical joke ends with corn meal swapped for sawdust
Henry Frederick buys ten cents worth of corn meal for chickens at Nustmather's store but a prankster replaces the meal with sawdust. Henry discovers the mix up when the chicks refuse to eat. Mr. Kelling confirms the tampering and retrieves real corn meal from the sack. Both Henry and the chickens recover.
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Henry Frederick
Nustmather
J. Bellings
Henry
New Prisoners Bound Over on Larceny and Disturbing the Peace
Alex Farkas, a Hungarian from Le Fain, bound over on a grand larceny charge from Lorain. John Flaherty, from Grafton, bound over on a charge of disturbing the peace.
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Alex Farkas
le Fain
Lorain
John Flaherty
Grafton
Picnic Party Invitation for La Porte Lawn Day
Mrs Shephard of La Porte hosts a lawn party next Thursday inviting Richard Allen W. R OC and the ladies They will bring lunch and depart on the ten o clock car if weather permits.
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Richard Allen W. R, OC
Gets Game Honch as Judge Webber Gets Game Honch as Judge Webber
Akron Ohio August 29 W Andrew Thomas of Niles republican candidate for congress bears the same distinction as Judge A RB Webber of Elyria republican candidate for congress in the fourteenth district A post of the appointment has been made in this district on Mr Thomas recommendation before his election It is that of Mixx Belle Alexander as postmistress of Ghent
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Akron, O
W. Andrew Thomas
Niles
Congress
A. RB. Webber
Elytia
Thomas
Mixx Belle Alexander
Ghent
Mid-Summer Lyceum at M. Ey Church With Dr John L Hillman
The mid summer lyceum series at the M Ey church continues this evening at 8 o clock with Dr John L Hillman of Meyeland delivering Wedded to a Son of Belial or Hat der and Matrimony. Tickets 20c for single admission and 40c for the remaining three numbers.
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M. Ey
John L. Hillman
Meyeland
Belial
Oberlin Business College Fall Term Opens Sept 6
Fall term at Oberlin Business College starts Tuesday September 6. The college reports its most prosperous year with over 33 students enrolled and representation from 15 states and one or two foreign countries. Local interest grows with several new students from the community entering the term. office hours for registration are Monday and Tuesday at 14 Cedar Street.
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Oberlin Business College
Cedar Street
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