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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

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Lawyers Routed Out Of Bed At Early Hour

The sale of Liberty Clothing Company's stock prompted a hurried legal battle after a bid for a temporary injunction failed in Cleveland bankruptcy court. Referee Remington refused the injunction unless a $3,000 bond to indemnify F C Wood was posted. No bond was posted and the sale proceeded at the advertised time.

Liberty Clothing Company Youngstown F. C. Wood Remington Cleveland Wood Bankruptcy Court DreBe

The Refugees by Conan Doyle on Page Six

Conan Doyle’s tale The Refugees follows a young French officer and a pretty girl through danger before reaching American soil. A masterful, history inspired adventure with multiple climactic twists promises engaging affairs told in clever fashion.

Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Doyle

Shipwreck and Indian Conquests Spur Reader Interest

The note hints at a piece discussing a shipwreck and related Indian conquests that will captivate readers. It suggests a historical angle with eager anticipation for more details in a forthcoming article.

British contractors locate here on Lake avenue

The West Side will see more carpenters this spring with Bridgett and Harrison, two young men newly arrived from England, joining the local contracting scene. They say they formerly worked for the British government and have now set up on Lake Avenue.

Bridgett

Man arraigned for child non support in probate court

John Bauerlein appeared before the probate judge at noon on Wednesday charged with non support of his four children Anta 7 Ruth 5 Fred 3 and Chester 6 months. He was fined five dollars plus costs and sentenced to 60 days in the Cleveland workhouse, but the sentence was suspended on his promise to provide for his family in the future.

John Bauerlein Anta Ruth Fred Chester Cleveland

Lorain Couple Narrowly Escapes After Streetcar Collision

J. W. Thorogood and Mrs. Mabel Swan of Lorain were struck by a Cleveland & Southwestern streetcar on Lake avenue near the north city line at 6 o clock Tuesday evening. They were taken to the hospital with minor injuries after the car demolished their cutter and threw them into the snow. Mrs. Swan was unconscious briefly, both victims recovered and went home. Hospital staff noted Thorogood had been drinking, which may have contributed to the crash.

J. W. Thorogood Mabel Swan Lorain Gerring Lake Avenue Thorogood

Ministers exonerate Rev. Sears after investigation

The Methodist Ministers' Association of Cleveland investigated a Cleveland paper's report that funds collected by Rev. Hiram Sears were not used as stated. The committee exonerates Sears of all blame. It is understood the society he worked for will be reviewed.

Methodist Ministers’ Association of Cleveland Hiram Sears Sears

Tabernacle to be built in Oberlin in 10 days

A temporary tabernacle seating 2000 will be erected on the old college chapel site within 10 days for union mission services led by Rev. M. H. Lyon starting February 10. Local lumber shortages will be overcome by bringing in timber from Elyria to have the structure ready by February 8.

Oberlin Old College M. H. Lyon Elyria

Locomotive Works Suffer by Explosion

Fire in the Baldwin Locomotive Works paint shop caused an explosion and burned one entire section last night. The blaze damaged the facility and led to an estimated loss of 1,000,006 dollars.

Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works

No Indictments Against Wellington Saloon, Wien

Sheriff Ward announced the grand jury returned no indictments against Elyria or Lorain saloonists. Several LaGrange and Wellington liquor sales cases yielded no indictments, and many indicted individuals remain at large. Witnesses probed cider with alcohol at LaGrange, but evidence fell short of conviction amid suspected leaks from the grand jury.

Ward Elyria Lorain House of Ill Fame Wellington LaGrange Grand Jury

Chamber of Commerce Gets New Charter Meeting Postponed

The regular Chamber of Commerce meeting scheduled for Friday evening was postponed to Monday evening February 4 to avoid absent members. The charter of incorporation has arrived and the organization will be reorganized as directed at the last meeting. A 28 member director slate will be submitted, with 14 to be elected.

Chamber of Commerse

Farmer Powell Comes To Town After Ill Year

W. 3 Powell, a progressive farmer from Murray ridge, visited the city today for the first time in months. He fell gravely ill on September 10 last year and remained unable to recognize friends for three months. Now recovering, he can walk a short time daily and believes he still has many working years ahead.

Powell Murray Ridge

Ministers May Hold Special Serviced

City ministers back Rev. Sala sermon on liquor law violations and threaten firm action. They may hold a mass meeting or coordinate sermons to spur reform, warning of a temperance struggle the city has not seen. Ministers claim public support and foresee no fear of a local option vote. Saloonkeepers remain silent as one interviewed saloonist faces rebuke.

Sala

Charged With Failing to Care for His Mother

James Daly of 9329 West River Street is arrested on a warrant issued by Justice Nied ing for non support of his aged mother. He faces a Thursday morning hearing. The humane society backs the case, alleging Daly was drinky most of the time and left his mother to starve.

James Daly West River Street Court of Justice Nieding The Humane Society Daly

Health officer to get after doctors

State health board representatives push to register births with municipal health officers. Dr. Friedrich of Cleveland leads a crusade against doctors failing to report births, asserting Ohio law fines or jail time. He warns unregistered births harm children, especially where legacies from foreign relatives are involved.

State Health Board Friedrich Cleveland Ohio

Plan Construction of New Road to Columbus

Officials of the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Traction Company plan an early spring start on extending the line from Mansfield to Columbus. A scouting party led by F T Pomeroy and A E Aikens visited Mt Vernon to study property and discuss franchise options with city leaders. If agreement holds, a few miles of track will be built to reach the state capital.

Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Traction Line Umbus Columbus Mansfield Mt. Vernon Cleveland, Southwestern F. T. Pomeroy Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Traction Co A. E. Aikens

Davis Estate Sued for Taxes and Heir Challenge

County treasurer C. McIrish sues to collect 4895 in taxes and penalties claimed on Kate Davis estate. Administrators and several Cleveland banks named as defendants. Litigation also seeks to determine lawful heirs as suits in common pleas and Cleveland probate court address disputed will.

C. MC Irish Kate Davis Amherst John Wrrowosz Savings Deposit Banking & Trust Company Elyria Society For Savings Bank Cleveland Citizens Savings, Banking & Trust Company A. L. Davis Courts of Common Pleas Wyorwoez Davis

Walt Rent for Summer Resort

The Century Park Amusement Co. sues in common pleas for 540 dollars against C. H. Williams and John Williams. The petition states they rented Century Park for 1906 at 1020 dollars but paid only 180.

Century Park Amusement Co Court of Common Pleas C. H. Williams John Williams Century Park

Mrs Morehouse Heads to Michigan After Wooster Case

Lorain woman Enola Morehouse involved in an alleged baby poisoning case at Wooster leaves for an extended trip in Michigan.

Michigan Enola Morehouse Lorain Wooster

Ohio school system report urges higher college charter standards

Ohio state commissioner of common schools reports 32,092 children in the past year with 64,166 in high schools and an average daily attendance of 626,267. During the year 259 new schoolhouses cost 2,616,000 dollars. The document calls for higher charter standards for colleges and universities conferring degrees and repeats recommendations for two normal colleges in the north and a centrally located teachers college.

Columbus State Commissioner of Common Schools Ohio

Wellington case delays over kidnapping of Bertha Stevens’s son

The Lorain police court delays a settlement of a case involving the nine year old son of Mrs. Bertha Stevens. She claims she placed her son in the Oberlin home and sent gifts for Christmas. Instead she received notice he was placed with Mr. and Mrs. Connell for adoption. She says Frank Higton was hired to abduct the boy. The defense argues the arrest warrant for Higton is defective.

Bertha Stevens Wellington Lorain

Tippe Canoe Club Banquet Brings State Politicians to Cleveland

The Tippe Canoe Club annual banquet in Cleveland drew many state politicians, with R. B. Lersch among guests. Speakers included Gov. Harris, Sen. Smith of Michigan, Ohio House Speaker R. F. Eagleson, Prof. Curtis of Western Reserve, Judge Fred Henry, and F. W. Treadway. Myron T. Herrick served as toastmaster.

Tippecanoe Club Cleveland R. B. Lersch Gov. Harris Senator Smith Michigan Ohio House of Representatives R. F. Eagleson Prof. Curtis Western Reserve University Fred Henry F. W. Treadway Myron T. Herrick

Lake Erie & Pittsburg Gets South Connection

Plans for the Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad from Lorain to Youngstown include a direct link to the Lake Erie Alliance and Wheeling system. Construction may start in April with 1000 workers and many steam shovels, as routes to connect with Lake Erie Alliance and Wheeling are mapped, possibly via Phalanx to Dillonville or a B&O shared roadbed.

Lake Erie Pittsburg Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Alliance & Wheeling Lake, Erie & Pittsburg Lorain Youngstown County Ohio West Virginia Handy Allance & Wheeling Phalanx Dhlonville

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