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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1906

Page

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Married man in jail seeks to remarry after shooting wife

Mathew Pillivant, jailed for shooting his wife after a drunken quarrel, orchestrated a planned remarriage the day after Christmas in the county jail. Justice Lawrence cautioned him against drinking. Mrs Pillivant accepted the risk. Pillivant, once sober, is described as hard working with a long British military record. The couple have seven children.

Mathew Pillivant Pillivant Jove Justice Lawrence Jaatice Lawrette Pillivyant Columbus Lawrence Sallsbury Merchant Marine Queen Victoria

Soldiers Called 10 Stop Riot in Springfield

Springfield news reports a mob of about 2000 angry residents gathered to burn the Jungle settlement after two Black men shot a white brakeman. Militia companies arrived, fires were extinguished by 10:45 p.m., and police endured an assault that injured a sergeant as the crowd moved to defend the jungle area.

Springfield Springfeld Preston Ladd Ballefontaine Edward Dean M. M. Davis Dayton B and I Horace ‘Eifer Ladd Jungles Earl Lutkens East Columbia North Forests Todd Horace C. Keifer Cos. B Oo. N. G Judge Kunkle Tatum Main Limestone Streets Man Limestone Street Columbia Streets Foster North Streets Xenia Jynglea Columbia Street Creager

Postmaster Appointment in Elyria Delayed

The Elyria postmaster post remains unsettled as the planned replacement for Griswold is delayed. Griswold had anticipated leaving this month but was informed he may stay on for now, keeping the office in question.

Filyria Mr. Griswold

Postmaster Griswold Faces Uncertain Term After April

The article lists several candidates for the postmaster position including Messrs. Smith Chapman Williams and Douglas. Postmaster Griswold contemplates leaving service after April last and is praised for his capable official conduct and courteous treatment of visitors, earning many friends and credit to himself and the government.

Messrs Smith Chapman Williams Douglas Griswold

St Patrick's Day Events At St Marys Church Elyria

The St Marys church congregation in Elyria will mark St Patrick's day on March 17 with moving pictures on the evenings of the 16th and 17th. The program features scenes of Ireland and is expected to be engaging. Father Kistner oversees the event and may speak on the patron saint's anniversary.

Elyria St. Mary's Church Ireland Father Kistner

Conrad acquitted on technical grounds in liquor case

George Conrad faced the mayor to answer a charge of selling liquor on Sunday. Defense attorneys argued the warrant was insufficient. the court agreed, acquitting Conrad on technicalities. Spectators expecting a strong defense left disappointed.

George Conrad W. B. Johnson C. C. Lord A. Nettling Lord Conrad Attorney Lord

Deeds Recorded in Lorain and Amherst Transfers

Tuesday afternoon deeds filed at the court house show transfers including Peter Stauder and Mary Stauder to Paul and Antonia Jarosik for Lorain city lots at 1,300 dollars. Henry Rels and wife to M J Krebs for Amherst township land at 2,550 dollars. Sheffield Land and Improvement Co to Roman Poniatowski for Lorain land at 400 dollars. Martin Bober and Anne Bober to Andrew Cwiak for Lorain land at 879 dollars. Louis Schnuerer as Koepkenut and Bolt receiver to H G Redington trustee for North Amherst land at 14,172 dollars. R Kitzmiter to George Hayes for Colombia township land at 2,450 dollars.

Peter Stauder Mary Stauder Paul Jarosik Antonia Jarosik City of Lorain Henry Rels Wie M. J.krebs Amherst Sheffield Land and Improvement Company Roman Poniatowski Martin Bober Anne Bober Andrew Cwiak Louis Schnuerer Koepkenut and Bolt Company H. G. Redington North Amherst R. Kitzmiter George Hayes Colombia

Macabees Meet At F J Slater Home In LaPorte

The Maccabees of LaPorte gathered at the home of Mr. F. J. Slater for a meeting. Details of the event are sparse in this fragment but note the social gathering at a local residence.

Macabees F. J. Slater LaPorte F. J. Slauter

Evening of supper games and music ends happily

An evening event featured a chicken pie and oyster supper followed by games and music. Attendees enjoyed the entertainment and left satisfied with the evening.

Holy Ghost Baptism Sermon Attracts Church Audience

An Evangelist at the Church of Christ preached on Holy Ghost Baptism arguing against old traditions. He stated the spirit is an abiding guest in believers lives. The speaker signaled a shift from traditional views and promised a sermon on Heartfelt Religion tonight with Mr. Sala singing What will you do with Jesus. The Evangelist will leave for Kentucky after Friday night services.

Church of Christ Dr. Dorris Jesus Christ

Depositions Sought in Bank Wreck Bondsmen Suit

T W Fancher as assignee of the defunct Citizens Bank sues the bondsmen for ten thousand dollars. Bondsmen HW B Walker J C Arnold H W Townsend H E Townsend Francis J Walker Robert Walker reside in Huron County. Attorneys Quincy A Gilmore Elyria and H Andrews Cleveland to take depositions of the bank directors in Lorain. Ben Johnson denies Charlie Somers covered up ball players.

T. W. Fancher Citizens Bank H. B. Walker Citizens Bank of South Lorain Huron County HW. B. Walker J. C. Arnold H. W. Townsend H. E. Townsend Francis J. Walker Robert Walker Quincy A. Gilmore Elyria H. Andrews Cleveland Lorain Ben Johnson Charlie Somers

Husband's infidelity shocks Kant avenue home

A wife discovers her husband, a delivery wagon driver, has frequent contact with various women including a trip to the opera with a non wife. After quarrels and a walk ticket like Count Boni of Paris he is ordered from the house. She seeks a divorce while a Garford automobile works site prompts city business leaders to push the Chamber of Commerce meeting and growth plans.

Kant Avenue Count Boni Paris

Paving bids opened for Chestnut Street project

At noon the Board of Public Service opened five bids for Chestnut street paving. Two brick bids from Ohio Engineering Co and G A Lagton. Three asphalt bids from Warren Asphalt Co Barber Asphalt Co and Cleveland Trinidad Co. City engineer to tabulate and report tonight.

Board of Public Service Chestnut Street Ohio Engineering Co G A. Lagton Warren Asphalt Co Barber Asphalt Co Cleveland Trinidid Co

Married life tragedy prompts divorce petition

Gladys Kientz seeks divorce from Fred Kientz after he abandoned her since their October 6 1898 Canada wedding. She alleges wilful absence and lack of support and asks restoration of her maiden name. The petition was filed today at the courthouse.

Gladys Kientz Fred Kientz Canada Court House Nan

Man Held In Lorain Crowbar Indictment Refuses Attorney

William Summerville, a Black man, was indicted for assaulting another Black man with a crow bar in Lorain. He professed belief in God as his only attorney, claiming religion since jail. Courts and doctors diagnosed mental illness, and Judge Hinman ordered transfer to Massillon asylum amid doubts of true insanity.

William Summerville Grand Jury Lorain Hlf D. A. Cook South Lorain Summerville Hinman Massillon Indee Hinman

Basso's Keen Eye Sparks Lorain Curiosity

Parents and locals question the Rev Bela Basso's hypnotic gaze after Mrs Basso's public statement. John Petro, her son-in-law, recalls Basso's ability to stare at a person and influence actions, claiming he could make people do as he wished.

Bela Basso Lorain Basso John Petro Casso Petro

Ship Canal Bill Passed House

Washington February 28 The Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal bill was passed by the House by 196 to 81. The fate of this great enterprise, vital to the middle West and Northwest, now rests with the Senate.

Washington House Middle West Northwest Resta Senate

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Matthew Pillivant Dixon ST. Patricks Moving Pictures St. Mary’s Church Father Kishner Nut and Bolt Co Dorris Citizens’ Bank At Garford Works Chamber of Com Chamber of Commerce Sesson Garford Dig Automobile Works Lt. Ames Harry H. Smith & CO Flyria, Ohio
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