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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
5
The notice mix reports the duck season opening March 1st, shoe sales at Philpots and Davis & Son, donations to baseball managers, and local business promotions. It notes a family accident involving a child, a worker leaving Ford Hill due to illness, and a birth of twins at Zachary residence with other small ads and promotions.
A jumble of classified notices lists real estate listings and sales from Lorain Real Estate Co and others, including houses for sale near Brick road and land with house and barn. Mentions bids by Lake Shore Electric for belt line franchise and upcoming lectures at Mrs Wooldridge’s home. Also notes discounted wares at Philpott's and Boylan Bros sale events along with local hospital wage changes and community events.
Jacob Donahue foreman for Hun hur Williams sewer contractors arraigned before Mayor Chapman on assault and battery charges against Wellington Hicks. He pleaded not guilty and a Thursday morning hearing was scheduled.
After grading half the route through Cuyahoga county the Lake Erie and Pittsburg officers petition county commissioners for a franchise to build the line. Permission is sought to cross six highways.
Mrs Chas Guth at 308 Masonic Temple offers shampooing facial scalp massage manicure hair dressing and singeing with parlor hours 12 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday til 5 p m Appointments by phone Home 958 R WANTED Gentleman who has Box S to call in Reporter office 219 if
Monday was consumed with evidence in the Harry Thaw trial over whether he was sane when he shot architect Stanford White. Experts testified and a codicil to Thaw’s will suggested funds to pursue his killer if killed, while sanity witnesses challenged the validity of the Nesbit marriage license. The trial likely extends into March with doubts about a conviction.
City ministers announce an aggressive plan to punish saloonkeepers for law violations. They have funds to hire detectives to curb violence and keep the city clean. Sunday saloon business dipped compared with prior weeks. Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
Deputy Sheriff Sailsbury seized the household goods and photographic materials of Ed ward Cooper at Lorain as part of the Cooper Allyn bankruptcy. The Pierce Brothers Furniture Company holds a $500 cognovit note against Cooper and T m Allyn, dated March 30 1906, due in 90 days and secured by a mortgage on the partners personal property.
John Dunlavy was found not guilty by Justice Lord after truancy authorities showed his son had attended school fairly well in January. The father stated his intention to ensure regular attendance and was discharged.
Mr. Drake showcases a 1713 Stradivarius violin bought for 7000 dollars, one of three famed instruments. He and his quartet visit the Lyceum course tonight for a notable performance marked by exceptional beauty of wood and renowned sound.
C M Yungs of Bisra died Monday afternoon from heart failure. Funeral services will be held at his residence at 1226 Lake Avenue on Thursday at 1 30 pm.
The city council met in executive session Monday to discuss the C. and S. W. belt line franchise. A quorum was not present, but sentiment favored continuing the current course and granting the franchise to the best bidder. Charles Ely of Ely Realty Co. spoke on sidewalk stone thickness at the last meeting.
An American actress recalls a provincial theatre incident where a hero bites back a stage hit not once but with a real act. For the audience the moment drew cheers but the actor still lost his job, though he won the point.
A satirical note on odd electrical demonstrations and a humorous quote from the Chicago Tribune about Johnny Lapsling's gluttony. The piece contrasts talking through a body with a severed wire and a playful warning about becoming a filibuster.
A caricature dialogue questions whether women are braver than men. It jokes that a wife or lion tamer would face dangers with humor. The piece contrasts male bravado with imagined consequences of marriage and wild beasts.
An advertisement proclaims Electro-gen as a liquid remedy produced by electrical processing. It claims cures for stomach issues and germ diseases, offers fifty cent and one dollar bottles, and a free 56 cent bottle with postal offer. The note lists Framont Ohio as the company location and Eady Drug Store as a local dealer.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tissue builder reconstructor and strengthener for nerves and muscles. It claims the remedy builds up waste force and notes price at 35 cents for Tea or Tablets by A. E. Prost.
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