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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
4
The piece argues against strikes as a last resort while stressing public service duties of OC Traction and its employees. It states the company must hire carefully, enforce rules, maintain discipline, and protect the public interest during labor disputes. It emphasizes mutual forbearance and the public’s paramount stake in uninterrupted transit.
The piece argues the company must run through authorized agents responsible for enforcing rules and duties. It stresses that presidents, managers, and crews are all servants of the same master and must heed conduct standards. A strike would halt business, hurt wages, and worsen winter hardship.
O G Washburn received the judgeship of the court of Common Pleas in Lorain County after a circuit court recommendation. The Oberlin Tribune notes his youth and potential, praising his fairness, sound judgment, and devotion to the law, and predicts his reappointment in the next general election.
The article argues for amending the Dingley tariff to align duties with labor costs in the United States. It cites Henry Clay and McKinley advocating parity with foreign labor to protect American workers. It notes potential tariff revision during the next Congress with focus on protective measures. Also mentions Catherine Noviaki selling land owned by a woman.
The article urges stricter enforcement of electric car onboard rules and railway crossing protections after a Bedford incident. It argues raising Lake Shore tracks and lowering nearby roads could have reduced risk, noting costs and bond considerations for taxpayers. It also discusses arbitration treaties and US support for peaceful dispute resolution in international affairs.
The New York Tribune review argues Southern Democrats drift from national party lines after failed coalitions. It discusses potential splits between conservative and radical wings, the risk of isolating the South, and the possible realignment toward or away from Northern Democrats in 1904.
Notice states Frank W. Brigga has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Elizabeth Bommer, late of Ridgeville Lorain County deceased. Dated November 26, 4.
Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of 250000 capi em. Salary 1073.00 per year and six pences, salary paid weekly and expenses advanced. Address with stamp Joseph A. Alexander, Elyria, Ohio. For sale righty sore farm six miles south of Elyria in fine location all first class land, plenty of water, good and flat. EA term. Fay building Elyria Nev 0-w-4.
Christie Rimbach sues Grooms W McKensie and Alicia McKenzie in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio alleging default on a $1000 note dated February 28 1899 secured by a mortgage on land in Eaton Township Lorain County The amended petition seeks judgment for $1000 principal plus six percent interest and costs and a foreclosure sale of the described property to satisfy the judgment with possible execution if needed. Respondents must answer by December 10 1904.
The listing shows farm goods and live stock prices in Cleveland on October 28 with items such as fall cream margined 10 percent, freach poultry and lives fowls priced 10 to 12 percent, potatoes and wheat graded No 2 red and No 2 yellow, oats, hay, wool, and live stock values including veal and sheep ranges.
Divorce notice filed by Alles Saviour against Bard Saye nour in Gorain Counts Ohio with alleged eros neglact of duty. Hearing set for January 6, 196, in the Court of Common Pleas. Attorney: C Johnson.
Public notice states a petition will be presented to Lorain County Commissioners at the next session on December 29 1904 seeking extension of a county road. The route begins near the southwest corner of section five in Kigra township and runs north to intersect the Newberry trace and highway junction, supported by G M Dellafeld and 90 other freeholders.
Julia Greene seeks divorce from Marian Greene for wilful absence over three years in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Custody and equitable relief requested. Hearing set on or after November 26, 100. Attorney: Lee Stroup. October 176.
Seven room house on two large adjoining lots 824 by 189 feet offers apples peaches and grapes. Features include a splendid water well shade and lawn front, a barn 60 by 80 feet and a good hen house. Located three minutes from electric cars. Terms half down with balance time. Seller B R Peck.
The article urges farmers to move south to work indoors all year and to raise feed crops like velvet bean and onagava. It claims stock need winter protection and that economical feeding combines fleab forming and fat forming foods. It advertises G A Park of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for more information.
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