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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription pricing and delivery terms for The Pylly Reporter and The Daily Reporter. It names L. B. Fauver as editor and E. L. Bisbro as associate editor, with rates per month and per year.
The Ohio Engineering company report on the water question and the State Board of Health study urge careful review. The piece urges independent city investigation, weighing a river reservoir plan against the lake scheme, and calls for an engineer to certify feasibility and cost before proceeding.
The article details a sharp political battle between Hanna forces led by General Chas. Dick and the Foraker coalition under Charles L. Kurtz. Kurtz aimed to control the lobby and weaken Mark Hanna two years ahead, while Hanna fought to preserve his own U.S. Senate re election prospects. the clash was open and decisive.
The scene centers on Senator Chamberlain’s sudden shift to the Kurtz-Foraker faction. His actions alarm Lorain county Republicans, especially as A. G. Comings and Hanna defend the loyalist line against Kurtzites. The piece portrays party rifts and implications for future elections and leadership.
The piece describes Senator Hanna's triumph in organizing the state legislature, framing it as a win for loyal Republicans and against Foraker aligned efforts. It notes Charles L. Kurtz as a plotter to regain prestige and influence over the legislature selection, with Hanna opposing such maneuvers to protect party integrity.
A royal party in Stirling faced an unlucky table of thirteen. King Edward, noting superstition, invited the stationmaster to join for a proper fourteen, quelling discomfort and turning a potential mishap into a memory a humble Scottish family will cherish forever.
Reports describe the viceroy's travel across India with a vast staff, six armed guards on the train, armed station guards at each stop, and strict ceremonial measures including a silver car and elephant procession for the Nawab of Junavarth. Egg swallowing contests in England highlight quirky tradesmen events. A German remedy lecithine is touted for nerve and nutrition treatment.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F O Cheney & Co Toledo proprietors. Local druggists Wheat & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse Cheney for fifteen years of trustworthy business. Bell's Catarrh Cure marketed with internal use and blood mucous action. Hall's Family Pills promoted as best.
A wounded U S officer recalls Manila cigars sent to troops in the Philippines and notes East Asian tobacco proved superior though shipment setbacks and customs delays delayed the supply. He credits a tobacconist with guiding a cure to restore the ill cigars.
A Washington Times report ridicules Abdul Hamid's court for a modern observatory that failed to yield results and required a Naples astronomer. It notes Kumburis influenced imperial troops in 1896 amid Armenian disturbances and recalls a gun secession linked to new Mauser rifles.
Two blind men act as chaplains for the house and senate, a notable sight at the Capitol. Rev Dr Milburn, with long gray whiskers, is helped by his daughter as he leads prayers daily, while Rev Dr Cunden in the House and the senates chaplain preside with brief but pointed prayers.
A New York institution treats a wide range of avian ailments much like human clinics. Birds are examined on arrival, nails clipped, housed in either the hospital or boarding wing, and given diets and remedies for conditions from colds to paralysis and digestion issues.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as preventing nausea soothing nerves aiding appetite and promoting restful sleep. It claims stronger births healthier babies and notes testimonials from mothers praising enhanced vigor and milk flow.
A syndicate led by Dr. William Seward Webb proposes a million plus skyscraper hotel at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Forty fourth Street. The 90 by 150 foot site owned by the Paran Stevens estate will house at least 409 rooms with ornate loggias balconies onyx mosaic marble finishes and lavish private dining spaces. The project aims to outshine Delmonico’s and Sherry’s and be the tallest hotel in the city.
The London Chronicle writer corps faces a pay cut for women reporters, sparking a broader push that may lead to firings. The movement targets women across major papers with African origin among workers and a rise in American women hired as special writers.
S. A. Nelson discusses types of money market adventurers in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. He cites H. Hunt Grovesteene as a Wall Street miner who harmed widows and orphans, illustrating how rogue operators are condemned yet protected by law and shunned by mainstream finance.
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