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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a subscription term note with unclear names and dates. The legible elements include a delivery reference by an employer and generic time framing. No verifiable entities or concrete facts beyond a vague billing or service term.
The Cleveland Press argues sympathy should target the truly needy over Chadwick related losses. It condemns bankers and lawyers profiting from others' money, urges restoration of stolen goods to widows, and mocks ostentatious displays by Mrs Chadwick supporters while warning against misplaced sympathy. It calls for public accountability and a roll of honor for those who return wealth to rightful owners.
A local clothier George EL Chapman runs a pony contest for patrons. Each fifty cent purchase earns a ticket. the winning pony with harness and cart is to be announced next Wednesday. The piece notes holiday trade, various merchants, and a busy downtown scene with folk returning after store closings.
Official vote tally announces outcomes for presidential electors from November 8 with results in Minnesota, North Dakota and Washington. Roosevelt leads Republican with 7,627,883 votes. Parker Democrat 5,080,054. Prohibitionist Swallow 200,809. Socialist Corregan 38,452. Labor Holcomb 880. Overall Roosevelt 1,740,7?4 thousand. Parker 2,647,578. McKinley lead over Bryan by 860,984. Roosevelt surpasses McKinley by 400,82.
Records show transfers including Rent Estate Transfers to Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway for a tract in Elyria township. Ely Realty Company to the railway company for land. W S Polo to K G Goddard of Lorain for three lots in Wilbur Heights Allotment. Carcle H Smith and wife to Flora A Druendahl of Elyria for lot number 82 in Day's allotment. Considerations include 192 080, 160, and 92 350 dollars respectively.
Reader guidance on plant health and hair care mistakes. The piece argues root causes, not surface remedies, citing Newbro's Herpicide and a Detroit company ad by H. I. Beady, 166 Cheapside, as the special agent.
A help wanted notice seeks a good cook with weekly wages of five dollars. Apply Mrs Henry Wick at West Avenue opposite Eighth Street. Another ad offers board and care for swhed children by a refined woman with ten years experience, large grounds, reasonable terms, town edge with grounds. Mrs G 388 South Prospect Street Oberlin Ohio.
Furnished rooms offered for two persons in a two woman or two man setup. Enquire at 926 Lake Avenue or Rawson phone W 55. Enquire about barn and water furnace heating and other amenities.
New four room house for Columbus street for rent inquiry at Harry H. Smith and Company's office. Kipten Ohio offers 87 acres for sale with water, fruit, fences, and new barn. box 106. Lost pocketbook on yellow line cars near Ridge road. reward. Furnished rooms for rent on Sixth Street. contact Reporter office. Office manager required for large manufacturing firm. salary $1,600 plus commissions. references and $1,000 capital required. apply Supt, 328 Week 12th St Chicago. Several other ads appear for hats, collars, jewelry, and local services.
Fragmented ad notes rent in the Gray block with steam heat and modern conveniences. Mentions John Banchard courthouse in Elyria and a Gray shoe store. Nearby, Grooma for rent suite described but text is garbled with stray letters and dates.
The funeral coffin for August Schmidt, who died in Cleveland, will be held Sunday. Simultaneously the funeral for her daughter, who died at Massillon’s insane asylum, will take place. The mother died in a Cleveland hospital.
The Royal Chef, a musical comedy hit of twenty three weeks in Ableazo, comes to Blyca Theatre Friday Dec 0 with the same cast and beauty chorus that drew strong notices in Windy City. It features thirty songs, including The Mathve Cuose melody and Dance of the Witches, which earned eight to ten encores nightly and praise from the New York Herald for the chorus work.
A feature on Parisian nocturnal trades among ragpickers and obscure labor groups. It describes the ramuasseir, who fashions items from found scraps with hidden stones. the guardian angel, a sober drinker helper earning about 40 cents daily. and the mouillees guild member who sifts tobacco from street debris. The piece notes these roles amid government tax and monopoly actions affecting tobacco collection.
A rustic article describes the horsefly as exceptionally bloodthirsty with lancet-like instruments for both sexes, noting June appearance and danger to cattle, horses, and humans. The piece reflects period wildlife commentary and includes advertising snippets from Chapwin and The Biggs & Everard Co. products.
Classified style fragment listing various jobs and items for sale. Mentions Capital Food Co. in Tiffin Ohio offering a home based agent role with $50 starting pay, bond required, plus miscellaneous ads for stoves rooms for rent lost items and a farm sale near Camden township. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear details.
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