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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
5
Ty we 2 SUS local iBWS. oo appears to be a fragmentary local notice with unreadable names and places. The readable text repeats the same garbled line, offering minimal context about entities or actions.
A page lists assorted local items from Carlisle including a baby born at Mrs WFP Downes Cleveland Street, Mick Burgess fined for intoxication, visits by Mrs Wilder and Miss Florence Chapman, a street goods sale at Lolagare Ohio, a LIRMS inspector injured at East River Street, the death of Steven Moore known as Patsy, a Christmas day assault claim near Broad Street, and upcoming caucuses in Columbus with party schedules at the House and Chittenden hotel.
Cleveland reports that manager B M Sprague of American Bridge Company states the firm will complete all structural contracts with non union labor. He claims higher pay and better results than under union labor, asserting the strike ends union labor on all US projects. The notice mentions a medicinal ad for Da Witt's Little Early Risers pills.
A Christmas tree at Mrs. John Merritt’s home on Huron Street caught fire Wednesday morning while the five year old daughter watched. Candles lit that morning ignited the tree, but the flames were quickly extinguished before the mother returned. Had arrival been five minutes later, the house could have burned.
Anthony Coyle aged 67 born in Ireland died at his home in Kittanning on December 27 after a long career with the Allegheny Valley railroad. He married twice and is survived by his second wife and 24 children. He served as a section crew member and later held a yard or fighter position before retiring on pension after Pennsylvania RR took charge of the Valley line.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with internal use targeting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any uncured case and promise testimonials, while promoting Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The most pleasant safest and best remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It expels all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels sold by all druggists.
J Haskell of Wellington issues a call during a party meeting to name delegates to the Republik Congressional convention. Lipskell and Whyda are named candidates with support challenges as factions clash over leadership and statecraft needs.
Frank Deshon, a leading comic opera comedian, will appear at Hyra Theatre on December 29 in The Olea Boy a musical comedy. The lively show features many catchy musical numbers and a capable company of over a hundred performers.
Miss Alice Roosevelt daughter of the vice president and fiancée of Representative Nicholas Longworth wears her engagement ring. The ring features three superb pigeon-blood rubies surrounded by wood-sized diamonds and costs over $400. An antique sapphire on a plain gold band has also been worn by the Longworth family as a sentimental heirloom.
A Washington ruling by Commissioner John W. Yerkes states that retail liquor dealers who secure orders countrywide and travel to deliver or attempt delivery are subject to a special tax even if payment is refused or delivery is not completed. Dealers touring their district are liable under this rule.
A mafia movement is reportedly active in Niles Ohio with agents from New York circulating among Italian workers at the leather plant. Some Italians refused to pay tribute and were frightened from town while others went armed. A lodge has formed in the Italian district known as the flats.
A 1906 forecast from Washington indicates a nationwide dust and drought pattern crossing the West by year end. Central valleys face 34 to 40 percent disruption with eastern states seeing cold waves and temperatures above normal in the canal region. Overall, the corn crop is projected to fall about 23 percent below 1905 levels due to droughts, with some areas experiencing heat and dryness that threaten yields.
Brighton Howard Jordom of Pittsburg spent Christmas with his parents and friends. The MTE Society plans a social January 1 at Mr and Mrs Chas Peets home. Nearby visitors include Mrs W Green of Altilal with Mrs J B Rakoe and Rawson McColler of Indianapolis. Shardy hosted young people in his honor. Walter Mosher and family visit Massillon while Owen Rolfe and family spend Christmas with Aaron Nowland. Ralph Rowland of Wellington visits Owen Rolfo. Fehner family spends Christmas with W Helfner in Clarksfield. Ath ens county Zimmerman family visiting their son and daughter here. Claude Kingsbury spends Christmas on Pleasant street.
Rochester notes list several holiday visits including Geo Wells and family in Muncie Indiana. It records Mr and Mrs J R Hanley hosting their son O Hanley his wife and child and mentions Albert Parker with son visiting Peter Schade. Cora Bush and daughter Celia are with her mother Mrs D Coats for Christmas.
The notice advertises reduced round trip and cheap one way rates on the Baltimore & Ohio routes to Florida via Washington, D.C. Special winter tourist tickets across Sundays, with return limits around January 3. Includes holiday rate dates December 23 to January 1 and asks readers to consult ticket agents.
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