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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1907

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French Doctors Claim Tuberculosis Immunization via Vaccination

Paris reports Drs Albert Calmette and Guerin conducting long running experiments at Lille that suggest a potential anti tuberculosis vaccine. They injected dead tuberculosis bacilli into calves and other animals, finding these subjects developed immunity and were protected against future infection. If safety and efficacy hold, human trials may begin.

Paris Albert Calmette Guerin Lille Calinette and Calmette

Twain to wear white suit and Spanish cloak in public

New York reports Mark Twain plans a white broadcloth evening suit with white leather shoes and a long Spanish cloak. The ensemble features white silk lining, white buttons, a white zigzag embroidery along the waistcoat, and white silk braid on trousers. He prefers light gray overcoat and a gray Fedora, aiming to dress as his aged persona dictates.

New York Mark Twain Samuel L. Clemens France Clemens

Bankruptcy notice for The Bell Hardware Company

In the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division bankruptcy, The Bell Hardware Company was adjudicated bankrupt on February 6 1907. The first meeting of creditors will be March 2 1907 at 1 30 PM in Elyria Ohio Court House to prove claims appoint a trustee examine officers and conduct business. Harold Remington Referee in Bankruptcy and RA W Ingersoll attorney for bankrupt. Also an advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming to break fevers colds and worm treatment with customer testimonials.

District Court of the United States Ohio Bell Hardware Company Bell Hardware Copany St .Syria Tain Pane Bell Hardware Company Court House Elyria Harold Remington

Divorce case filed over failure to pay church dues

Addie Beebout sues Chas L Beebout in common pleas court claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She says he failed to provide funds for church dues and for her support, forcing her to leave home and earn a living. She seeks a divorce and restoration to her maiden name Addie Ramsey.

Youngstown Addie Beevout Chas. L. Beebout Common Pleas Court Addie Ramsey

Dustless country roads rise in New Jersey asphalt tests

New Jersey State Road Commissioner Hutchinson plans summer trials of asphalt as a substitute for macadam on rural roads. The plan aims for a hard, dust-free surface with durable binding, boosting auto traffic and state revenue. enforcement favors wider roads and selective upgrades across the macadam network.

New Jersey Elc. Hutchinson Trenton N. J Hutchinson Sutchinson Tatche Insu Entcinson Department of An Automobile Boards of Freeholders State Treasury Automobile Department Darrow

Decatur Farmers Back Ten New Stone Roads

Wide Awake farmers in Decatur Indiana push ten stone macadam road projects this season. county auditor reports a flood of road petitions since January as locals sign multiple petitions indicating strong rural support.

Decatur Ind Motor News

Missouri farmers build free roads by subscription plan

In Boone county Missouri engineers describe subscription roads funded by property owners and county support. Promoters started with one mile of highway funded by locals, then expanded to thirteen miles with continuous uptake. Subscriptions ranged from 5 to 100 dollars or work, with some large donors financing and laboring for road access. Farmers report roads boost land value and demand for more free routes.

State Highway Department Virginia Senate University of Virginia the Military Institute The Polytechnic Institute Highway Commission Meisure Drongxing Kansan Wellesville Kan Kansas City Times Santa Fe Railroad Wand King Missouri Boone County W. B. Cawthorn Columbia Kansas City Star Cawthorn Ty Sting W.y

Oil for Jersey roads to preserve heavy traffic areas

Hudson county freeholders consider spraying crude oil on sections of country roads to protect them from wear caused by heavy automobile traffic. The oil would act as a binder to prevent top dressing disintegration from tire pressure, helping roads from New York to Philadelphia route and popular inland destinations.

Hudson County Paterson N. J New York Sun New York Philadelphia Greenwood Lake Lake Hopatcong Echo Lake New Jersey

Rural Free Delivery by Auto Begins in Illinois and Oklahoma

Illinois starts rural free delivery by automobile on a 26 mile Plainfield route led by H W Ritzenthaler. Patrons must provide weatherproof mail boxes. auto delivery speeds up routes and improves road conditions. Oklahoma sees BR I. Fink use an automobile carrier on Medford route, cutting daily drive time in half as roads improve through a three season campaign.

Ilinois Plainfield Will County H. W. Ritzenthaler Post Office Department St. Nicholas Minnesota Alfred Johnson Frank Watts Mankato BR. i. Fink Grant County Medfori Oklaoma Mr. I Jink

Auditor Will Investigate Columbus Departments

Columbus Ohio February 21 Auditor of State Guilbert has detailed two expert accountants from the Ohio state bureau of examinations and accounting to examine the books of Columbus city departments. Examiners Wilbert Baker and Jacob H Kauffman are named. The move is not admitted to be linked to bribery charges over the East Broad street paving contract.

Columbus, O Guilbert Ohio State Bureau of Examinations and Accounting Columbus Wilbert Baker Fostoria Jacob H Kauffman Canton Guil‘bert Public Orvice Cannon Fred J. Immel Ford Charles B. Burr Burr George 5. Marshall Grand Jury Conn Cleveland East Broad Street Cannoned Lang Engay

Government weighs rail mail in quadrennial audit

Postal officials begin a four month program weighing all mail handled in the division. Weighers record mail carried at each station and on cars to regulate rail traffic and payments to carriers, with Ohio and adjacent states included. The process aims to curb overpayment as Pennsylvania lines west may show reduced carried totals.

United States Ohio Pennsylvania Lines

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M. Calmette Attok Broadway Adam Notich Headtroup. Atty RA. W. Ingersoll Mother Gray Emily Maronn Meriden Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y Munising Mich Cleveland Chifs Iron Company Alger County Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company Jersey Roads Cedar St Pam Miller’s Middle Ave Elwell & Son Broad St Palmer's Cittest Intercel S. A. Cox Cleveland Road Chappel Farm S. J. Smith
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