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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
2
The Reporter Printing Co with L B Fauver as editor features local notices and community news from its era. The brief item highlights the paper’s leadership and publication identity, reflecting its regional press role.
The HKeporter extends its heartfelt wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year 1902 to all readers. May the coming year bring joy, health, and success to all communities and supporters.
In this misleading passage the New York Journal portrays a clash over Dewey's Manila actions, urging a court martial to discredit him. It claims a concerted navy effort to undermine Dewey and affirm Schley as Santiago’s hero, fueling public doubt and political maneuvering.
Municipal statistics rank Boston highest for drunkenness arrests with 34 per 1000, followed by Philadelphia 22 per 1600 and New York 18 per 1000. Milwaukee, despite its many saloons, records 7 of 1000 arrests for the offense.
The coming legislature may pass a bill to tax corporations. Special counsel M. Bennett has prepared a draft for the state administration. It calls for publication of corporate affairs, perjury penalties on annual statements, and a tax of one tenth of one percent on capital stock, with full disclosure requirements. Bennett favors exempting foreign corporations on the capital they actually use in Ohio.
Brooklyn Eagle reports a new electric chemical annunciator in the House hall. A glass case houses color changing disks tied to desk push buttons, signaling urgency from pale brown to red. Pages are dispatched by a signaling system described as ingenious though odd, with the device allegedly sweating red ink when pressed by irritable members.
The article outlines two central ideas for reform: publicity urged by President Roosevelt and a broader separation of state and county plans. Roosevelt believes trust evils lessen as organization details become known, while Governor Nash favors a complete divorce of state and county action and suggests revenues come from non levies.
A dated exhortation on making modest New Year resolutions, stressing gradual change, constant self watchfulness, and avoiding impossible aims. It argues habits are deeply ingrained, and success requires steady effort, sincere commitment, and realistic goals to mark growth through the year.
A twelve year old Alma Portello presents The Haunted Harp at St Andrew's Christmas festival. The poem follows a shepherd boy hearing angels and Bethlehem angels singing, as he travels from sheepfolds to deserts. It ends with the harp sighing softly as a warning and message of good will.
England begins a new edition printing Bible books as continuous narratives with chapters and verses in margins for reference. Each book issued in its own volume with an authority preface, notes, a synchronium of history, measures and money in English, maps, and biblical references. Leather bound for durability, titled Temple Bible. Targeted at ministers and serious readers seeking convenient study aids.
The Roanoke Penberg Stock Company delivered strong Monday night performances in Elyria with Walter Vercigal as Ixekiot Morse and Minuia Pearl as Aunt Valiah earning praise. Katherine-Siondish and dear Maclay also impressed as the show offered full houses and promising momentum for the rest of the week.
Entries describe job wants two hostlers and a competent girl for a family including cook, with wages and references. Also includes testimonials for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, an April joke ad, a lost money notice, a drug store ad for kidney remedies, and a general robbery alert for Lorain area.
Dunlap Iowa postmaster R H Randall reports long term indigestion relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He claims complete stomach cure and urges others to try it, noting a sworn statement of genuineness. Also mentions ONE MINUTE Cough Cure as quick relief.
Father Schofield asserts the unusual head position of Father Sullivan was caused by the skeleton slipping as the casket was removed from the vault. He believes there was no struggle after death and attributes the head disarray to rough handling during coffin removal.
Real estate transfers listing Frank A. Smith to W H Green Lot 62 Braman’s addition Wlyria 800 and George H Hly trustee to Eugene K Masssey part of section 3 Carl Lisle 85 85 100 acres 1299 M B D and C Story to trustees of Amherst township part of lot 48 40 by 86 feet 10
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