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31 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
1
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The readable fragments mention a fish related note with a single capture but lack clear details, places, or names to confirm a full report. The text remains too fragmentary to identify a specific event, person, or organization.
A special council meeting is called to address a pending injunction over faulty construction on the Washington avenue bridge. The service board delayed action until spring, while critics urge immediate repairs and threaten legal action to compel remedy.
The Common Pleas Court hears a case filed by Jessie Curry seeking 150 against Humadon states for 180 on aChattel mortgage, noting the Tuesday morning session.
Athays, June 8. Adjutant General Critchfield announces no joint maneuvers between the Ohio National Guard and the regular army this summer. A paragraph in the regular army appropriation bill bars using funds for maneuvers, likely delaying joint exercises for several years. Critchfield toured Washington to push for higher Guard funding, but Speaker Cannon rejected the increase, dimming prospects this session.
Judge and Mrs Webber, living in Cleveland, are well connected in the nation’s capital. They attended the diplomatic Penap tion at the White House and a Mrs voice tea, with Mrs Webber wearing a light blue ditto Nant. The Judge opposes an extra federal building appropriation for Cleveland, arguing funds should fund the district’s post office and courthouse projects instead.
The board of education let a fire escape contract Monday evening to Youngstown Wire and Tron Co for 540 dollars from five bids. Two escapes will be installed on Thirteenth Street, one on Weataveneue, and another on the Jefferson Street schoolhouse.
The board of education prolonged a Monday session to allow Architist Wurmser to modify the school plans. A Bartlet Bros. Cleveland heating representative urged adopting a single heating apparatus plan for all firms to follow. The board will inspect the Lorain street building’s heating system Friday morning.
Police led action Tuesday against youths who gathered in hallways and caused disturbances. Chief Smith used an elevator ambush to seize the group. Mayor Folger ordered fines of 1 and costs each, with temporary jail for nonpayment. The aim is to end loitering in public spaces.
The Lake Shore railroad plans long term improvements for the summer including extending the fourth track westward by up to ten miles and replacing several bridges. The automatic block signal system already from Buffalo to Erie will be extended further. Construction of third and fourth tracks will occupy the department, with emphasis on safety and gradual progress.
Oberlin Ohio reports banker O T Beckwith’s condition worsening rapidly. Doctors Bonee and Bance note he fails to recognize even his physician, lying bedbound most of the day. Family notes mental state worsens. end of week appearance seems unlikely.
Manager Ty Tyson and his son Curtis spotted a blaze on the hospital roof on West Avenue Monday night. They climbed to the cupola and dumped water onto the flames before firefighters arrived, preventing major damage. The fire started from chimney sparks and caused only minor loss.
An amended petition was filed Monday afternoon in common pleas court in the case of Toho A Smith versus Joan Eniser and Bro. The suit seeks recovery of 5di 25 on a note.
Euoile M. Cole accuses Percy Cole of gambling away her money and dissipating assets. She details abusive language and late night returns, and a February threat with a loaded revolver. A bottle of scarbelic acid was also threatened if she did not retract. She seeks custody of their two year old and obtained a temporary injunction.
The state board of arbitration filed with the governor calls for a law requiring counties to pay arbitrators at 1s per day. The board notes rising labor disturbances and urges arbitration to replace forceful settlements, with Secretary Bishop’s endorsement.
Mrs. A M Brown returned home Monday afternoon to a kitchen fire started when clothing contacted the cook stove. The flames spread to the walls before the freesa were called and used a chemical extinguisher to limit loss to 80.
The Fortune Teller opens this season under Aborn and Sargent Aborn with twenty three costume changes for the chorus and a lavish production compared to the original by Alice Neilsen. Neilsen reportedly spent over forty thousand dollars on Mountings while Victor Herbert provides melodious music. The company totals sixty artists noted for ability and reputation, and the production is described as a major, polished show.
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