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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows multiple product pitches for dyspepsia cures and health tonics. Mentions Kade Dyspepsia Cure, Puresty, and Witch Hazel Salve along with misc. medical claims. Also lists travel details for a Northwestern rail service and assorted store items and prices.
A garbled notice blends references to a military war context with unclear figures and items for sale. It mentions Russia Japan conflict, economic terms, and a sparse list of prices and products, all jumbled and lacking coherent details. The piece resembles a miscellaneous page fragment with scattered names and numbers.
Deputy sheriffs served warrants for keeping a house of ill fame as indictments were returned by the grand jury. Names listed include Ciara Mappy Thomas Neiss Dora Back Grage Adama Lizzie Storch Nellie Brown Mollie Williams and Louie Bove. About thirteen warrants remain to be served in Lorain today as authorities close in on city houses.
The Teachers' Club met Monday evening at the Second Attack home of Misa Min Sebueureing. Mrs Ebert read works including Mutya and Social One in Queen Annes Vine. Refreshments were served.
The Lorain Street Railway Company placed orders for five new cars to improve service. The cars will be ready and in service within three months, with operation starting at an early date though current supply limits delay full rollout. The change aims to handle larger crowds commuting between Lorain and Ely.
Mrs Lydia Urias filed for divorce and alimony against Fernando Urias. The case delayed his arrest by Mayor Holger Luesiday, with a temporary alimony granted and the suit later nolled by consent. The fragment mentions a shoe sale and various unrelated product ads woven into the text.
Judge Hinman issues notice on the escape of Wilbur Monosmith from the Mansilon asylum. Committed to the asylum in 1893 from LaGrange, he remains at large with Lorain County authorities asked to arrest him if he appears at his former home.
The stockholders met on Tuesday and elected Gen. H. Ely, D. G. Baldwin, Chas. Ely, W. E. Brooks, W. E. Miller, I. A. Hillman, M. H. Levagno to the board. Officers were elected. Examination showed the bank in sound condition with better and more affairs than ever.
In Lorain on a recent Friday night the Yale team beat Spenesman Business Callava 25 to 11 at AM. A. Thenday, with Colemeyer delivering sharp banter and Wright excelling as center for the victors. Separate notes report Charles A. Miller of Bathing Trades 8 etion plans to tender his restoration at a late meeting.
In Henrietta a group of about eight families protest the rural mail service. They travel far for mail while nearby neighbors receive it, urging recognition from the Post Office Department. The petition, signed by neighbors, was sent to Congressman Webber in Washington seeking relief.
Market reports indicate heightened activity in the Dipa trade and the Akelp market under National Time Company leadership. Prices on merchant pipe rise with large discounts and boiler tube readjustments, while pig iron Buffalo prices climb toward parity with other districts. European steel prices advance and tube mills seek higher prices on pipes and bars as railroads place large orders and bridge work contracts surface for the Hackman lines.
A fragmented notice advertises a fast seat sale for a great Creatore event in the Elyria area. Readable text mentions seating, creators, and nearby venues but lacks complete details on date or organizer.
A town considers a measure to illuminate entrances of public buildings. The proposal aims to improve safety and visibility for visitors and residents this evening, with Pel owners of public buildings noting potential costs and installation steps.
Members gathered for the annual Dentists Meet with election of officers and reports read. Vendors advertised sales by Philpott and Everard Co featuring wool shirts blankets and ladies tennis attire amid brisk buying.
Partial text shows garbled phrases and names, making it hard to identify the event. The readable bits mention a person named Stank and terms like fund and soldat but lack coherent context or outcome.
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