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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Dr L A ud prices and a shield in storms with a carriage, plus a partial note about a top pair and a 37 seland reference. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms in this damaged OCR.
About sixty residents met in the council rooms and unanimously approved the boulevard plan for Maddie Avenue. The plan includes a central grass plot with surrounding driveways, widened sidewalks, and open utilities. The project, supported by Cleveland and Southwestern Traction, would cost about one third less than standard methods, with the company bearing a share.
Announcement states that parade events will cease after the upcoming season. Note cites St Louis exposition as a reason to continue this year due to business and the presidential year. Several firms including Brinum Bailey Sells Bros and others are named in the agreement.
An inquest into the death of Bud Nelson, a young colored man found in an uncons fannna condition on the lakes shore tracks at Oberliy, is to be held Friday afternoon by the coroner. Police believe foul play is possible though the youth died after drinking wood alcohol. whether it was his own choice or forced remains uncertain.
A list of marriage license applicants includes Rtephes Bromark 28 a Lorain bartender, Diene Berea 18 of Lorain, M N Ockel 51 travel salesmen from Cleveland, Christina Kelion 41 dressmaker, Lora Oscar Sf Hunter, and Le Pap Mea Les Bones in Bekoresn se.
A chaotic incident from Elyria reports the branch office of Odell Ho ending operations near a branch in Cleveland. The event involved a sudden fire or explosion and a burst of activity that disrupted the door and staff, with the concern describing itself as a stock exchange and led by H Chapman.
The Pope plans a change in liturgical practice forbidding mixed choirs and certain instruments. Women are excluded from liturgical office, and soprano and alto parts may be sung by male singers behind screens. New silk outfits for degree work and a committee selection are noted.
Herbert R Keneston sues the C and 3 W for 35000 claiming severe injuries from the Cottesbrooke curve wreck at Tule 14411 with leg crush and bruises. Attorneys GM Skiles and Lee Stroup represent Keneston. defendants include BD G and Haley Johnson. Mra CC Manville, sister of George W Mohl, died Friday at her LaGrange Ohio residence with funeral at LaGrange Methodist Church Sunday at 10 AM.
Fragmentary legal notices describe Mary Gistton Bulosakosye charged with extreme cruelty toward a person tied to a saloon claim. Mentions include Mrs Horner pursuing guarantees dated 1901, Gladys Omps accused, and fittings of property in Russia township. References to Virgil Swining, Leonard and Mars Worcester, and a 750 6 £ note secured by land. Mayfield attorney C Conaway.
A northbound passenger train wrecked near Sheffield at 10 am injuring engineer L Eddy fireman J Schumacher and Baggagemaster M A Barnes but none seriously. The engine was demolished and turned on its side. Schumacher suffered internal injuries and a head gash, Eddy and Barnes were bruised. Funeral notices: Clara Emmett of Mulle Ayonne died Thursday night at nine. Mrs Grishithe of Coonville died Thursday.
Miss Old Knarer will share tales of the frozen north next Monday night at the People’s Institute. She will wear a polar bear skin dress and sing in her native tongue. tickets cost 60 cents at Marbach’s Jewelry.
Mrs McDonald proprietor announces meals and snacks from 30a ip until 2am daily making the city eatery an all night spot. The late hours will attract customers, especially travelers, who seek a good meal in the city.
Probate Court William J Serbert of Grafton was adjudged insane on Thursday and ordered conveyed to the Toledo State hospital. S Chambers had been appointed guardian of Edusa and Floyd Scoville minors of Wellington, under $2000 bond.
Johann Baptist Matzenauer died in Appenzell at an advanced age after enduring torture during a 400s murder accusation. He refused to confess, underwent the neckscrew until his agony, and decades later Anna Koch confessed and was executed in 1849. The case helped end the use of torture in the region.
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