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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1901
Page
3
Whiteman proclaims the agency can sell tickets to any part of the world aboard the largest and finest steamships, emphasizing global reach and premium vessels. The line signals a bold travel-club advertising tone and markets broad destinations through top-tier ships.
An American trader on a Sydney boat deserts his shipmate, a Chinese steward, and shoots him after recounting a brutal past aboard a brig where family and crew were slaughtered by mutineers. The tale ends with his vow to shoot every Chinaman he encounters.
In India a deputy governor’s bungalow reveals a sixth attendant bearing a toothbrush and tooth powder, a familiar item from home in the wilds of Godhra. A German furnace uses liquid air to intensify combustion by freeing nitrogen and feeding an oxygen-rich residue to the fire. A city official refuses to resign, claiming he lacks the virtue of resignation.
A tale from the Little Rock Gazette era describes Opie Read as a stubborn writer under censorship. Gen Hob Newton places Read on his staff during a report on a Perry County uprising, jokingly noting Read’s pay and duties as a major in state troops while the war rages on.
A column of kitchen hacks and dishes includes a new Boston cooking school gadget called the inggie cloth, a steam pudding recipe from Kenilworth ranch, a foamy sauce method, and a affordable ham and Bermuda onion sandwich. It also notes a humorous quip from the Ohio State Journal and an Oberlin store liquidation, ending with an administrator’s notice for Silas Crowell in Lorain County dated January 1901.
John C Bacher files a petition asserting ownership of 400 acres in Ridgeville Lorain County Ohio known as the Mary J Miller farms with boundaries described and mortgage claims dating to 1833 and 1877. He seeks nullification of claims by defendants Ina Corpelida D Fish Lorain Iron Company and unknown heirs and asks for title quieting and equitable relief. defendants must answer by January 12 1901 or a default judgment may follow.
In the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio Homer Jay Shindler files for divorce from Bertha E Shindler case 6187 alleging adultery and gross neglect. Petition, filed December 2, seeks equitable relief with hearing set after six weeks from publication. attorney George D. Biinn represents the plaintiff.
A pamphlet claims the most miserable people in the United States suffer from dyspepsia and liver complaints. It asserts over seventy five percent are afflicted and lists symptoms such as sour stomach, head pain, heartburn, yellow skin, and bad taste. The text urges readers to buy August Flower for 75 cents from a druggist and mentions two doves will relieve you along with Green's Prize Almanac.
Public auction ordered by the Lorain County probate court on February 1 1901 at eleven in the morning. The estate of Oren Moore near Lake Breeze offers the east part of lot 9 in Bethel Neld township, about 100 acres, appraised at 20140. Terms: all cash or one third cash and two equal yearly payments with 4 percent interest, secured by mortgage. Property includes two dwellings, shade trees, barns and lakefront portion suitable for sailing. Gillett Cahoon administrator of the estate of Oren Moore deceased.
Jennie Mead petitions the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas for divorce from Oscar Mead on grounds of gross neglect of duty case number 6238. She seeks restoration of maiden name and equitable relief with a hearing set on and after March 1. Attorney M. Sayers represents the petitioner.
Ella Lee sues Chas F. Lee for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty habitual drunkenness and neglect contending for change of name and equitable relief. Case 605 heard after January 1900 with attorney L E Strong representing plaintiff.
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