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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary item lists a river location and a carrier or official title, with unclear names and garbled wording. The readable fragment hints at a river context and an event or notice but lacks complete details to specify actions, dates, or participants.
The House passed sweeping measures to reform the steamboat inspection service after years of lax oversight. An executive committee will amend rules between annual board meetings, with inspectors empowered to condemn unsafe vessels and conduct annual inspections upon request.
Lawmakers debate revoking a 1¢3 certificate and penalties for manufacturing or selling defective life saving equipment. Captains, engineers, and inspectors face sanctions up to 10000 dollars or ten years in jail for fraud or neglect endangering lives. The bills aim to improve inspection efficiency under general commerce and labor oversight as the dispatch service saga prompts calls for safety reforms.
The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company reports broad demand for houses east of Vine Street with many finished homes sold. Fewer than 50 unsold lots remain, offering varied shapes sizes and prices at bargain rates via Sailfloor Bank Ridge Elyria. Represented locally by FM Whiteman.
Dr Dwaweon preaches morning service on Our Father a Bowiness and evening sermon She anved Man's Comeimnee. Rev Lathina of Gleveland to attend both services with Mr Fauser in the evening. all are invited.
Municipal officials warn patrols will fine property owners who neglect sidewalks as icy hazards persist. Ad urges cleanliness and safety, promoting a health tonics product but provides no verifiable details.
Snowdrifts blocked the O and S Wolve trio lines with drifts ten to twenty feet high. Snow ploughs worked all night to reopen routes but high winds slowed progress. Norwalk division halted and Oberlin Wellington line blocked. Elyria Cleveland line not on schedule. Lake Shore Electric and the yellow ling crippled. workers cleared tracks near Lorain Pelota North.
The dry campaign under the Beal law presses the saloon vote due March 1. A union temperance rally will be held Sunday evening at the Methodist church with local business men and pastors as speakers.
The Philadelphia production Mise Bob White drew enthusiastic laughter and strong encores from Elyrin audiences. Frank Dishon J L McClerc supplied comic momentum as mailhon aire trumps while Eleanor Howard impressed as the milk mod amid gorgeous costumes and scenic effects. The manager noted this town's appetite for high class attractions and praised the audience's enthusiasm.
The Lake Shore by will offer tickets to Washington for the inauguration of President Roosevelt at very low rates. Tickets will be sold March 1 8 and 3 percent with wood retaining unit March 18. Consult ticket agents for full particulars.
A fragmented timetable lists early morning rail departures and accommodations for routes to Boston Norwalk Toledo Cleveland Lorwick Norwalk from June 16. It references daily Express services, limiteds, and various connections with times and car allocations across multiple lines and stations.
Fragmentary OCR listing cities and regions including Akron, Canal Fulton, Elyria, Lorain, and other towns. No clear event or narrative emerges beyond scattered place names and partial labels.
Notice of the next meeting of the Ohio State Board of Pardons to consider a pardon for Franklin E Wheeler convicted October term 1889 in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas for murder in the second degree and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary. Attorney B Fauver signs dated February 9 1906.
Real estate listings describe properties on Cleveland Street and Downtown Elytia. An East 3rd Street 66 by 165 foot lot is offered with two modern houses or an elegant home, at a modest price. Two properties on Sixth Street are available, plus near new rooms on East Side.
The article notes winter giving way to spring, highlighting Brill iantines in various colors, green as the leading shade with wines and browns, and stock of chiffon taffeta, laces, and white muslin underwear. It emphasizes centralized store location and appealing merchandise to draw customers.
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