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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
2
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The railway system implements a general wage increase affecting all employees except engineers firemen and trainmen raising average pay by about a fifth for roughly fifteen to twenty thousand workers. Conductors engineers and firemen already received prior raises and will vote on new wage scales after year start.
Common Pleas Court in Lornin hears War R White claim for 208 damages from Gaynor Bros. White owns yacht Dariette and sues after a scow collision injures the vessel. Justice Buell awards 200 damages to White. verdict appealed by Gaynor Bros. and stayed pending appeal.
Three fires broke out in Lorain on Wednesday morning. A peanut roaster in Grove candy kitchen caused the first blaze, with gasoline on the floor and $500 in damage. A second fire on Fifth Avenue from a defective fan was quickly contained. Firefighters and volunteers battled the doomed Woods Lumber Co. building, and a family lost their home and belongings. The Herald opened a relief fund at 9:00 to take subscriptions.
Reading notes report Amherst testing along John Street and a stone find at Brose Potty place. Core drilling continues on Wyatt farm where a stone is noted as Sound. Ex Mayor McKisson of Cleveland shows interest in the venture.
Lake Shore Electric Company granted the old Huron River bridge use by Sandusky link to Cleveland. Officials extend eighteen months to secure a bridge of its own. The concession ends two year dispute and restores direct connection between Sandusky and Cleveland.
A Detroit report describes Dr. Thoms A daggercot’s collection from St. Pierre now displayed at the Agiesia United in Port de France. Knives, forks, spoons, coins, glassware, and monogrammed items bear lava heat and dust from the Mount Pelee catastrophe, with many objects melted or fused and some coins from a private shrine. An attached copy of the last issue of Les Colours, gifted by a French planter, adds scholarly value to the Harvard scientist’s trove.
A quirky piece on the nickel habit where people hoard five cent coins for phones and its social effects. It contrasts a humorous domestic worry with wartime German bridge redundancy plans and Duplication of bridges for defense.
Myrtle, once a naive country girl, confronts Hal Paine’s renewed interest after years abroad. She reveals herself as Mrs. Hal Paine to the former lover, reshaping a troubled marriage. Hal admires the beauty, and Myrtle vows self-improvement as she accepts her second chance.
The report notes several titled women including two sisters of the duke of Norfolk Lady Frances Bertie and Lady Edith Genbigh abandoning home life for charity. Rumor also mentions Queen Margherita of Italy considering religious life and ex Queen Natalie of Servis as a possible candidate for the nunneries.
An 19th century style advertisement likens disease to quicksand and touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Common Sense Medical Adviser as cures. It includes patient testimonials, ailments of stomach urinary organs and references to free paper-covered editions offered by mail order.
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