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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented report notes a rodent or person named Rod showing growth or recovery after an incident in the Rocky Mountain region. The text mentions laughter and strength, with a reference to a 33 cent figure amid unclear context.
The report alleges optician Herrmann faced multiple accusations including bigamy and embezzlement. It details court actions, divorce proceedings, and alimony disputes involving his wife Mary Hartmann and prior marriages, with references to Cleveland and Elyria.
A preliminary hearing before Judge Haven set Emmert Jr’s bond at $1000, doubling from $500, to cover damages claimed by Barber Asphalt Co and any further attorney fees. The injunction remains in effect until terms are fully satisfied.
A $50 000 water works bond passed despite a light turnout. Voters approved funds for a new pump, two filters, and system extensions, with 265 being the required two thirds. final tallies show mixed support across wards and a finance committee review pending the ordinance.
Police allege Mrs Carrie Barnhart and her husband Charlan Barnhart, tied to two diamonds found on a suspect, conspired with Edward Partlow after a farm job with L G Andress. Diamonds valued at 125 and 7500 were involved. one recovered, the other missing, with confessions and multiple aliases noted.
Seventy five Elsma and Norwalk carpenters quit work on the Nicola Brothers houses in Lorain Wednesday morning. Men left in disbelief at union demands. The company says weather drove the quit. Pomeroy's concert orchestra billed. admission 25 cents children, 50 cents adults.
A probate court on Wednesday granted a license for 72 year old Manville of LaGrange to wed 70 year old Mrs. Garrett of LaGrange. Judge Hillbert will perform the ceremony, described as the culmination of a long romance that began in youth and endured through time.
The classic drama David Harum will be staged soon at the theatre in Woodev. The show is noted as the most successful dramatization of its era, entering its third year with growing popularity. A strong, well balanced company will perform, delivering the entertaining tale that made the original novel a hit.
The executive committee of the state Grange held a Tuesday session in Columbus to review aims and adopt a more vigorous policy. The group, with a membership around four thousand, aims to extend influence and reinforce its secretive, patriotic stance.
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