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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
4
A condensed scene from a dramatic historical dialogue shows Louis and Francoise in a tense private exchange. The king weighs recalling the Nantes edict amid religious pressure while Francoise questions his mercy and heart.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it cures weak nervous and debilitated women. It lists ingredients openly and emphasizes no alcohol or narcotics, touting benefits for fatigue, hysteria, and pelvic discomfort with further claims of supporting overall feminine health and vitality.
In a royal setting Madame urges the king to devote energy to church and virtue amid talk of boredom and aging. Madame wields wit while discussing Corneille Racine and theater as M. Corneille is summoned to entertain the monarch, with the scene mixing politics, art, and duty.
Lorain Daily News reports Cleveland and Southwestern blocks a city bid to compel double tracking on Penfield avenue. The company fears Lorain Street Railroad will absorb its rights, and it bars use of its tracks from the south corporation to Dexter street. A committee seeks a joint arrangement to allow Lorain Street Railroad cars to reach Tenth avenue and east to the steel plant.
Dr. Oliver Haugh, once of Lo Tain, sentenced to death for the murders of his father mother and brother in Dayton. His appeal to higher courts a year ago failed to grant a new trial and now he awaits an execution date.
Milt Truman of Lake Shore Electric acts as examiner for the company testing all crews on rules. He visits different divisions with success and will return to his duties on the limited run after completing this inspection assignment.
J A Caborn of North Fairfield, intoxicated, wrecked a home with a razor pistol and club then fled as an armed mob pursued him. Sheriff Snyder arrested Caborn late Saturday night after a field chase and he surrendered at his own home.
The Art Simms Bert Wing bout planned for Canton last evening was halted by police as the fighters mounted the platform for the square ring. Advertised as a limited round affair, authorities believed the fight would be severe from the start. Simms previously defeated Frazer at a Danbury match months earlier.
Edge challenges Charles Jarrett to a 24 hour race in England to prove a touring car can sustain 60 miles per hour for a full day.
Dispatch from Columbus reports eight players will be released by the base ball team managers. Among them is Joe Stoup who began last season with Elyria, quit over salary, then worked in Des Moines before returning to Newark.
Joe Gans plans a holiday fighting schedule starting with a New Year’s Day win over Her man. He targets Britt on St Patrick’s Day and is set to face O’Brien on the Fourth of July, Battling Nelson on Labor Day, and Honey Mellody on Christmas.
Oberlin H A Gosard from Wooster Agricultural Station will lecture at Sturges hall Friday evening on the San Jose scale with stereopticon views. The event is under the auspices of the Village Improvement Society despite freezing weather.
President Barney Dreyfuss discusses how newspapers created star Tommie Leach, recalling earlier scrapes with Louisville papers that roasted him and nearly ended his early career. He defends sticking with Leach, believing the press helped his later success with the Pirates.
With spring training near, rumors swirl that Jake Stahl may quit baseball if Washington’s request to trade him is not granted. The former Washington manager is a popular figure and his future hinges on a possible deal as the league prepares for the season.
Florida route extends from Washington to Baltimore and Ohio lines with a new round trip. The service showcases a diverse itinerary and competes with existing routes in speed and coverage.
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