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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
4
Republican slate lists Bhato Secretary Lewis Laylin Haren as state ticket secretary and Henry J. Barrows from Lorain as auditor on the county ticket.
The piece argues Grover Cleveland could emerge as the strongest democratic candidate if not the actual nominee at the St Louis convention. It examines rivals Olney McClellan Gray and Delaware but asserts Cleveland’s unique following and likelihood of victory, with several Democrats deeming him the only feasible national winner.
The Plain Dealer argues the Republican Party is united and prescient in its prearranged platform and Roosevelt nomination while the Democratic Party is split into many factions. It predicts the St Louis convention will yield a frayed, quilt like platform with no lasting unity.
The article notes years of efforts against dangerous fireworks used in Ore works and praises city ordinances that curtailed cannon crackers pistols and blank cartridges. Officials celebrate as Fourth festivities proceed with safe, old fashioned amusements despite occasional showers.
Civic board weighs paying for Middle avenue improvements amid petitions from residents who pay more taxes on the street. The city would maintain the road, making majority taxpayer wishes secondary to utility and long term considerations. Candidates face two thirds rule and party debates about changing old election customs.
The city should build Middle avenue pavement this year, with residents bearing most costs. The board and council endorse a boulevard plan after consulting payers, but injunction threats may force a restart. Delays harm progress. August and September are ideal. public welfare hinges on following residents' wishes and prompt action.
A note describes papers bundled and ready for disposal or sale at The Ravorter, indicating organized removal of old documents or periodicals.
A doctor and five others fall to a collective mood of grumpiness from indigestion insomnia sore eyes and a painful foot. Maude resists then yields leading to a theater outing where quarrels flare and fade. Laughter eventually returns as the group realizes the mood was a passing grouch.
A half million acres on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in southeastern South Dakota are described. The Chicago and North Western Ry offers a direct line from Chicago to Bonestee on the reservation border. A pamphlet with maps and location details is available by sending 3 cents for postage.
In a social scene Mabel Galding rejects a rich suitor to wed for family reasons. A dramatic folio of portraits stirs her, revealing fears of unhappiness. George saves her from a crisis as the couple confronts love, fate, and timely forgiveness.
Lost Tuesday morning a Scotch terrier mix with white paws and breast. Finder to receive reward by returning to 241 East Sth atracs.
A seven room house with two large lots 824x182 features apples lies and grapes on the premises. Includes a 44x80 barn a good hen house and a splendid water well with front shade lawn. Three minutes from electric car. Half down with time given on balance. Contact FR Peek.
A. Nicholl & Co. discusses keeping stock fed indoors six months and outdoors year round. It promotes velvet bean and cassava as cheap feed, urges switching to year round outdoor work, and notes South farming advantages. Contact G. A. Park, Gen’l Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville & Nashville R R Co., Louisville, Ky.
The Republican Circuit Court Judicial Convention for the Eighth Judicial Circuit of Ohio will meet in the Chamber of Commerce in Cleveland on Wednesday August 10 1904 at 10 30 a m to select one candidate for circuit court judge. Delegates and alternates are allocated by county with rules set by county and district committees. Also listed are names of officials and a car sale notice.
An Ulabbing offer proposes a clean weekly newspaper for Norwalk Farm and Home Enterprise with the Daily Reporter at one year for 2.50 or the Weekly Reporter for 1.50 cash in advance to subscribers.
The probate court in Lorain County Ohio has filed accounts for examination and hearing on July 11 1904 at 10 o clock A M. The final settlement accounts cover the estates of Sarabella L Lang Thomas Foots and Harret A Carpenter among others with supplemental statements and partial settlements listed. Elyria June 1004 HINMAN Probate Judge.
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