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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
2
Elyria residents await Kirke La Shelle’s comic opera company presentation of The Princess Chic, featuring Vera Mitolutana and an able chorus, on Tuesday the 10th. Manager Dykoman touts the act as a Western tour standout with strong reviews.
A misty editorial warning against hasty war talk cites Morgan and MacAethnr U8 A predicting conflicts with Colombia and Germany. It argues fear and boasting drive brinkmanship while urging restraint and constitutional caution.
News notes disclose Miss Alice Moore will marry Elbert G Hubbard on January 1 in New York. Hubbard, head of a literary circle, faced a sensational divorce suit by Bertha Crawford Hubbard, who won an absolute divorce and alimony.
A group of unnamed backers plans a new commodious hotel in Lorain on Bronsway north of the Nickel Plate crossing. The 150 by 150 foot, six story structure is announced as the highest hotel in Lorain county, with builders keeping their identities private.
A list of marriage licenses includes Pasquala Camarato 18 and Luesela Amato 8 in Lorain and other entries with ages and occupations across Ohio towns. A separate item humorously recounts An Tachacaonan who wed a widow he didn’t know was such, the dinner scene, and a divorce court looming.
Messrs Jahe ston and Miss Murniert of the firm Mes. Jahe ston and Miss Murniert in the Colonial Arcade Cleveland advertise free eye tests every Monday at the Top AHP Hotel. They emphasize proper correction over mere glasses quality.
Plans to acquire lakefront land for a public park in Lora involve property owners offering a rear strip along Prospect Street to the lake. The project would drive piles, fill with city earth, joining with existing land to create a large public grounds along Lake Erie near the city core. Christmas Holiday ticket offers include a third round trip within 130 miles with a return by January 4 1904.
An advertisement promotes Prof. Clark, a chiropodist and instructor, permanently based in Elyria, Ohio. It claims free foot examinations, removal of corns and bunions, and offers lessons in chiropody. Office locations are listed as 23 and 20 North Chestnut Street with a bell phone.
Four fast trains from Chicago depart 9:00 am and 6:30 pm on North Western routes with electric lighting, arriving 10:06 pm and 2:00 am. Fast schedules and luxurious equipment, dining car service noted. Tickets, rates, and sleeping car reservations via A. F. Cleveland, 284 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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