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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1899
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter announces publication details by We Reporter Printing Company with subscription terms for daily and weekly editions. Includes pricing per month or year and street address at 15 East Brow Street.
The Textile Record argues that rising prices will lift profits for manufacturers and farmers, enabling steady work and higher wages. Consumers pay more, but overall efficiency and wealth creation improve, bringing more money into the country through higher commodity prices and foreign exchange.
The piece argues that Republican laws protect American workers from European pauper labor, boosting employment and wages. It asserts Coxey and Bryan-era threats are fading, while the laborer gains steady work and fair prices. It ends with a call to remember the underpaid and thankful workers amidst prosperity.
A provincial letter criticizes the editor of the Democrat for not crediting the Republicans as cause of prosperity. It cites merchants and farmers, mentions the looming legislature and McKinsey, and calls for election law revisions, ballot reforms, and provincial governance experience before full autonomy. The piece also lauds the Australian ballot system while noting its flaws and urges a legal overhaul.
A historical discussion argues that free trade harms American labor by forcing wages down to pauper levels. Proponents of protection say American workers are capable but cannot survive on substandard pay, so tariffs shield jobs and living standards. The piece asserts American laborers are intelligent enough to compete if paid fairly.
A state editorial argues the Garfield law is effectively repealed and unenforceable. It contends candidates evade expense filings, cites McKisson’s sworn figures, and notes the law's red tape deters honest voters while failing to curb corruption. The piece urges a full revision of election statutes.
A patriotic survey extols America's growth and treasury strength, notes gold reserves near 896 million dollars, and praises the flag as a universal emblem. It laments high wood pulp prices and calls Congress to relieve newspaper suppliers while hinting at political clashes over seating Congressman Roberts.
The piece argues Democrats lost the rent election due to local tricks and questions a government convention next year. It notes Aguinaldo’s secretary issue and suggests replacing party leaders, criticizing waste and discussing bond issuance amid changes from wartime to peacetime budgets. The writer contrasts Republican bond buying with peacetime revenue.
Notice announces bidding by the city of Blyedty for labor and materials on a masonry project between the radis and Lorain Street wacway from Lodi street bridge to a turnout. Bids due December 1, 690 at 1 o'clock. Each bid must include interested parties and a guaranty. The council may reject bids.
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Lorain County Common Pleas sets 1900 term dates across multiple counties including Lorain Medina Summit and Lucas with judges named for each session. Also notes circuit terms for several counties and confirms clerical certification by C G Washborn. Executor appointed for Samuel G Wilford estate in Lorain County.
In Lorain County Ohio a sheriff sale is ordered by the Court of Common Pleas. The sale of described real estate in Elyria is set for Saturday December 10, 1800. The property includes part of lot 158 east of Black River with a 40-100 acre area, appraised at 1700 dollars.
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