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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1905

Page

3

Claims of State Robbed Through Bridge Contracts Scandal

Officials report millions stolen from county treasuries via bridge contracts. Whitney cites peddlers using work trains to move goods to Fox Furnace at night. Mayor vows to shield merchants. Atty H C De Ran and ex-Atty Gen Prank Monnett claim county officials collude with bridge interests to fix high prices and skim profits. De Ran estimates state losses at 18 to 24.6 million. Evidence includes a secret agreement among 21 bridge firms to bid high and share surplus.

Atty H.C. de Ran Fremont Prank Monnett de Ran

Cleveland & Southwestern Expands Suburban Service

Cleveland December 14 The Cleveland and Southwestern has received ten suburban cars with five more on order. Limited trains will run Cleveland to Wooster daily, cutting travel time to two and a half hours. Service will extend to Oberlin and Elyria with revised car mileage and higher revenue for November. The firm reports an $8,206.60 gain versus last year.

Cleveland, Dev Cleveland & Southwestern Cleveland Southern Division Wooster the Square Phils Berea Oberlin Hlyria Elyria

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims 100 Dollar Reward

An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan & Marvin and asserts the remedy works internally through the blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed as 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Sold by all druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin All Drugats Trke Hall

Peddlers Arrested After City Stopover

Chief of Detectives Whitney intercepted two men seen selling goods door to door on Second Street. They claimed they only asked for directions to the Co L W work car, but the mayor ruled they were vending without a license and ordered them from town within thirty minutes.

Whitney Second Street Lo' Rain

Lorain Deputy Election Bill Dispute Settled

Lorain city officials dispute municipal election costs with the county board. The board decides Lorain must pay expenses for voter registration and purely municipal elections while general county elections remain a county burden. The final allocation of charges will be left to the board's discretion. Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat is advertised with a note on its buckwheat flavor.

County Board of Elections F. M Stevens Ely City of Lorain Custer Snider City of Lorain Election Board King Custer Snyder Board of Elections

New Oberlin Social Roundup At Peters Schmitz Home

Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Peter A Schmitz home on Sunday evening. Several local visits and birthday celebrations are noted, with many attendees from nearby towns. An evening of games songs and music is described as enjoyed by all. Pain relief ads close the item.

Peter A Schmitz Nick Busch Cleveland Justen John Yunglass Dora John J. Justen Pittsfield Misa Louisa Burger Lorain John Younglaga Martin Kuch Sapima Carlisle William Braun Henrietta Henry Mannes Jacob Wahkleber John Wohleber Peter Nufer Lena Elyria Clara Justen C. Justen Gertrude B. Schmitz Peter A. Schmitz Gertrude Elyta Jacob J. Schmitz M. Andrews F. H. Hart

North Ridgeville News and Local Social Notices

Alfred Walker of Grand Rapids visits his twin brother Alvin Walker in North Ridgeville. Elsis Wilson was in Cleveland on Monday. Mrs Chas Paddock of Detroit visits her parents the Sheldon Paddocks. Earl Buck and wife and Al Glider and family attend a family dinner at Will Buck's. A new baby appeared at Mr and Mrs George Bohrer’s home last Wednesday. Joseph Pratt Sr. not improving in health. Mr and Mrs H T Culver return from two weeks in LaPorte Indiana. Congregational church Ladies Society supper and sale a financial success. Everything sold from doughnuts to quilts. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. Samuel B Morse, of Newtonville Mass, grandson of the inventor of the electric telegraph, named captain of the Yule team.

Alfred Walker Grand Rapids Michigan Alvin Walker Elsis Wilson Cleveland Chas. Paddock Detroit Sheldon Paddock Earl Buck al. Glider Will Buck George Bohrer Joseph Pratt

Old Moore Foretells a Tumultuous 1906 for Nations

A London paper touts Old Moore the almanac genius predicting a busy year across 1906. January hints at naval agitation linked to Germany, February warns anarchist arrivals, March touches Morocco tensions, April foresees American sailors deserting, and May hints at a religious revival and jail crowds. June envisions motor cars overtaking horses, August brings Russian upheaval, with a heavy European war cloud looming in September.

Old Moore Geniua Almanac London Whitehall Old Moora Mediterranean Germany Great Britain Balfour Scotland Yard Lord Stanley Morocco Mr. Balfour Bluejackets Horse Rusela Europe

Deer Necklace and a Cigar Tale from Kansas City

A Scotch hunter recalls a deer entangled by a tin pad like a strange necklace, causing trouble and fear among nearby deer, with possible death from shock. Captain Flahive recounts a night in a West Side residence district when a man offered a box of cigars to an officer to discover who was being murdered after hearing a loud singing disturbance.

Caithness Thomas Flahive Kansas City Independent

Wind bells of many styles with prices up to $200

The wind bell is a wind driven contraption of pendants in a ring that rings when breeze moves them. Variants use glass metal leaves and different pendant lengths with prices from 25 cents to 200 dollars. Original home is Japan and uses rings lanterns and temple settings.

Japan

Train No 11 Runa via Akron Pullman Cars

Train No 11 runs via Akron with Nos 17 16 43 equipped with Pullman and Parlor Cars. Daily except Sunday. Pay station. G A Dachhler ticket agent.

Runa Akron Dally tExcept G. A. Dachtler

Clancy's Horse in a Race and Probing Relations

A Springfield contractor, Michael Clancy, who bought multiple horses for Saratoga, bets ten dollars on a likely winner while watching from the grand stand with field glasses. His friends tease him about the win place, and Clancy jokes he cannot tell if his horse is last in one race or first in another. A separate Washington Star item defines relations as folks who keep mothers hard at work for fear they will be judged on inspection.

Clancy Springfield Michael Clancy Boston Herald Washington Star

City Car Schedules From Elyria To Cleveland and Nearby

Passenger trains and motor cars depart Elyria and Public Square Cleveland hourly from early morning to late evening with limiteds at specified times. Services extend to Oberlin Wellington Lorain North Amherst Grafton Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk and others, with variant gaps on weekends and certain routes. O Wilson, G B P, 614 Garfield Bldg., Cleveland, O.

Elyria Public Square Cleveland Oberlin North Amherst Grafton Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk

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