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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
5
Local notes list illnesses and recoveries at home Mrs W Little confined by illness and Harry Welton improving. Visits and travels include Miss Katharine Brush heading to Florida and D W Wright from Columbus on business. Socials mention Bridge invitations Mrs Bush Thimble Club gatherings and a Pythian Sisters supper. Also reports Lorain club election architect WH Ford as business men club president and Wabash rail crossings grants approved.
South Lorain events slated for next Tuesday evening. Jardiniers offered cheaply Saturday by Boylan Bros. S Moran from New Castle Pa has joined the steel plant and stays with sister Mrs Miller on West River street. Alice Benton of Buffalo N Y visits Ruby Kindig on East River street and plans to return home with Miss Kindig who will attend school in Buffalo. Second hand dealer advertises goods and storage at No 50 East Ave Elyria phone 1013 Rawson.
Conrad Werth of Berea attended a Cleveland Theatre melodrama last night and rushed to the stage to rescue a pale-faced daughter from a burglar. He was arrested and locked up while the burglar escaped.
London January 10 The Persian legation received official notice of the Shah’s death and outlines memorial services for the funeral days. Cabinet ministers and diplomats visit to extend condolences. A Persian official denies any internal trouble following the Shah’s death, citing no rivals to the crown prince and popular support for the dynasty.
The probate judge, Hinman, stated he will not resign, planning to serve the remainder of his term if health permits. He cited public support from many county friends and reflected on his age and duration of service while acknowledging ongoing health considerations.
Margaret Odessa Knab sues Harold Knab for divorce citing a 1904 Greensburg marriage and a 1906 incident when he sworn at her and threatened bodily harm. She accuses him of infidelity and lists no children. Also note an advertisement for a large front room for rent at 345 West Second St. Rawson 756 L. 1-10-31
The Savings Deposit Banking & Trust Company stockholders re-elected its board for 1907. Directors are W. W. Boynton H. P. Colver John Blanchard H. W. Wurst and Lee Stroup. Officers re-elected: J. C. Hill president D. J. Nye vice president C. E. Blanchard cashier J. B. Seward assistant cashier. $320,000 was moved to the surplus fund. The bank reports record deposits and strong prosperity.
London reports a forecast of earthquakes from January 10 to 12 in America by meteorologist Hugh Clements who often writes for newspapers. He does not specify affected localities. He also predicted an Algeria quake today.
Miss Anna Louise Hoffman daughter of William Hoffman a leading German New York figure marries Oscar Hauter riding master of the Metropolitan Riding Club. They wed on Christmas day at Hoboken by Mayor Seibels and reside at the Hotel Bristol. She is 22, he 42. her father heads Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co. and supports German social circles.
A weather shift has begun this week with a drop in temperatures. Since last night the air has grown decidedly cooler and more precipitation is forecast in the coming days.
Stephen Krozser sues Lusz Krozser for divorce alleging he came to America in April 1843 and that she agreed to follow once he established a home. He sent her over 1200 dollars by 1902, later discovering she was living with another man. They married in 1902 and have one child, Mary, 17.
Washington date January 10 The Carlisle Institute formed in 1879 at Carlisle Pennsylvania for higher education of the Indian is in danger of abolition A Senate Indian affairs subcommittee has agreed to report an amendment striking out the appropriation for this school.
The Cuyahoga county commission announced no consideration for further debates over sand stone for the new county buildings. They will use granite instead. Earlier reports said sand stone advocates argued it is an Ohio product and would benefit residents if used.
The Elyria City Band under conductor F J Crandall will present a series of popular Sunday concerts starting this coming Sunday at 3 o clock in the theater. The band comprises 38 pieces.
Daisy Reisinger petitions the court to divide a 39 acre Eaton township farm once owned by David Brucknell and to allot her share in severalty. Other heirs named include Ellen Bowman, Emily Tran, and Rosa Reising.
Baltimore notes Supreme Court Justice John J. Upshur Dennis, bedridden at the Church Home, reflects on life’s pleasures, praising the hog as the supreme animal with diverse flavors. he contrasts it with terrapin and jowl, and claims spring hen turkeys are fit for kings. Also from Columbus a laborer, Noah Fuller, suffers a rare mycosis fungoides and faces likely fatal illness. In Mexico City, nine years’ labor yields a dress valued at $10.09 by Senora Eleon of Angus Calientes, intended for Paris or St Louis expositions but unfinished.
President Roosevelt plans to name a colored man as revenue collector in Cleveland, a post where senators usually shape selections. The action appears aimed at loosening Senator Foraker's opposition over the southern negro troops issue and to frame him unfavorably on the negro question.
Floris via Washington Baltimore and Ohio BRRB offers a diverse round trip route described as the best rate ever offered. The service markets a varied itinerary with strong value, highlighting multiple connections and convenient scheduling.
Cleveland news notes 17 115 Europeans arrived in 1906 with Italians leading. A display window notice reads Jardiniers for Saturday. A lighthearted joke about a girl worrying over a splinter in her lover’s thumb.
Chicago January 10 A $6,000,000 estate decision by Judge Cutting centers on Emma Baker who seeks to void a divorce granted over sixteen years ago. The court found the decree valid but noted errors in convening the court. nonetheless Mrs. Baker retains dower rights and a share in the La Flora estate as heir. Baker, a wealthy Big Rapids Michigan man disappeared about a decade ago.
Pilisinirg Pa Jan 10 Three men die and seven badly burned when the Eliza blast furnace explodes at Jones Langhiln steel mills. About 24 men are missing as tons of hot metal shower within 40 feet. Dead include John Cramer Alfred Featherlia and ley. The Pittsburgh valley records a terrifying blast for the era.
A small family seeks a housekeeper. Address: 30x DRS City. Post date January 10, 1951.
Advertises very low rates for Bh. & C. Chicago and West. Recommends consulting G. EF Dachtler, Agent. Mentions daily departure from Hloria at 6 45 a m and 4 17 p m except Sunday. Reporter Want Adds Bring Results.
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