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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1906

Page

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Solid Pullman Trains Eye New Ohio Network

New Yorkers W T Young DB M Jennings and D Swanson seek to build a vast Central Ohio Traction line from Elyria to Columbus and Lorain to Cleveland with hubs at Canton and Pittsburgh. The plan calls for six to seven roach cars on main lines and fast service to connect provinces, employing about 200 workers and stirring city interest in a June start. Mayor Chapman backs the push and council invites officials to a Friday good roads convention.

W. T. Young M. Jennings D. Swanson New York Elyria Columbus Lorain Central Ohio Traction Company Medina Oberlin Akron Cleveland Canton Pittsburg Cincinnati Yount Theo Company Black River District Younus Chapman

First Meeting of New Council Chooses Bradley to Serve

Henry Bradley was elected 95 councilman from the second ward to serve the remainder of the Baker term after a council vote. Mortimer failed to win reappointment. New officers were appointed including President pro tem Martin Mueller and Clerk Frank R. Fauver. Committees for 2006 were named with Bradley serving on several panels.

Henry Bradley D. W Baker W. Mortimer Baker Smith Callie J. E. Boynton W.s1 Offi Cers Frank A. Smith Martin Mueller Frank R. Fauver Rose Motrarity J. EB. Boynton William Mortimer Frank Smith W. H. Smith Bradley Mortimer Mr. Bradley

Mamma On Hand Foils Young Couple In Scramble For wedding

William Fleming, a Lackawanna Steel Company ex employee now at National Tube Works in South Lorain, plans to wed 15 year old Anna Evans after meeting in Buffalo. Miss Evans mother, Mrs. Evans, interferes after overhearing their plans. The couple rush to marry before month’s end, but the mother may yet block the match again.

Wiliam Fleming Lackawanna Steel Company Buffalo South Lorain National Tube Works Anna Evans

Happily Married Miss Maude Myers Weds Mr George Parsons

Miss Maude Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs GC J Myers of 554 North street married Mr George Parsons on Tuesday evening at Father Sheffield s residence at five o clock in the presence of relatives The couple then went to the bride s parents home for a dinner and start a wedding tour to Toledo and other points Parsons is a Vermilion resident and Miss Myers is well liked by many friends wishing them happiness

Maude Myers GC. J. Myers North Street George Parsons Father Sheffield Toledo Vermilion

Student causes park fountain scene in Elyria

James K Gardner a student of Oberlin college came to Elyria on Tuesday afternoon and after hours of drinking climbed the park fountain to shout and curse. Police arrested him and he was fined five dollars and costs with no money to pay so he fled leaving a diamond ring as security. Gardner used a false name to avoid expulsion from college. Also noted is a Dewitt s Witch Hazel Salve advertisement promising quick relief for piles and wounds.

James K. Gardner Oberlin College Gardner Elyria

Rail lines cut mail time by fifteen hours across coast

A new fast train operated by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will pass this city at 6 20 P M enabling cross country mail to be sent New York to San Francisco in far shorter time. The coordinated routes cut travel time from ten to twelve days to about six to seven days for mail handling. The service will soon be numbered No 12 replacing No 10 second section.

Lake Shore San Francisco New York Elyria Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company United States Chicago

Perfection through Nature and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers

The note claims perfection in the physical comes when Nature is allowed to act and not waste her resources. It warns that Cathartics weaken and dissipate, while DeWitt’s Little Early Risers expel putrid matter and bile, enabling the liver to function normally. It adds a claim of complexion improvement and states the product is sold by all druggists.

DeWitt All Drugeiste

Railroad magnate Zimmerman disputes Morgan in stormy interview

An excerpt reports a tense exchange between railroad figure Zimmerman and financier Pierpont Morgan. The dialogue hints at a significant financial impact and raises questions about intelligence and superiority.

Zimmerman Pierpont Morgan Flerhans

Mystery surrounds options deals near Beaver Creek in land stake roil

Rumors swirl as B G Nichols Lorain real estate agent held options for an elusive Knox linked buyer. Light emerges on a revived Oberlin Lorain electric line project with potential routes from Amherst to the lake, and land purchases along the proposed right of way. Options span wide land strips, fueling theories of either railway pursuit or counterblocking by a rival line. Nichols declined to disclose specifics while hinting the press has misunderstood the scope of the deal.

Beaver Creek B. G. Nichols Lorain Knox Oberlin Etyria W. A. Donaldson Amherst Oak Point Lake Shore Electric Oberlin and Lorain Nichols Jand al

Land options plucked inland near lake in land sale plans

A discussion lists a half dozen ideas for aides while noting options are inland and Lake Erie frontage owners near Beaver Creek mouth have not been approached. George Blanchard, owning land on both sides of the creek mouth and lake frontage, has received no information and remains uninformed.

Lotment Beaver Creek George Blanchard Lake Erie

No Subway Construction Denied by Lake Shore Electric

President Becknell announced during a Cleveland inspection that no subway will be constructed from the loom to the square by the Lake Shore Electric. The company would not commence such a project and cannot explain rumors of plans. The railroad lines will not be extended to the square due to opposition to crossing Lake Shore tracks. Also, Miss Hattie Pencill died at 38 from dropsy after a several week illness. funeral held this morning.

Lake Shore Electric Becknell Cleveland Lake Shore Railway Hattie Pencill Heighton Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Smith, Faxon and Mueller Mueller, Koehn and Bradley Faxon, Koehn and Rawson Smith, Rawson and Boynton Faxon, Rawson and Rawson and Koehn Mueller and Bradley Koehn, Smith and Bradley Rawson, Faxon and Platting Smith Faxon and Boynton Mamma L. & S. Electric Harry HI. Smith
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