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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1905

Page

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Payment finally made for paving East Avenue project

The city board approved a late payment after attorney Gilmore arranged settlement with Ayers Asphalt Paving Co for the East Avenue paving. Costs with a four inch stone course at Mitel Avenues crossings rose from 9111,126 to 11 81,700 due to interest. A suit WA Broman et al v city remains active in state court. Two hundred loads of dirt will be dumped on Washington Avenue as a preliminary step amid a possible legal challenge from a Cleveland attorney.

Gilmore Ayers Asphalt Paves Ment Co East Avenue Roablin Salies Salt Andress Johnatun Eity WA Broman Et al Elty Hin Theaupreme Court Metcalf Ayres Co C&s Toowasy Krag Wien Heighta Allotment Company Har- Wood Street Jo Oh. Keanu Barnesville Hs Ie Washington Avenue Cleveland Lorain Service Board Whitehouse To Board

Musician for Street Sweeper Arrested for Thefts

Frank Myers, former Robinson shows performer, appeared in police court after a warrant issued by Charles Niel for theft of Niel’s suitcase and contents valued at 11 dollars. Myers pleaded guilty to a minor offense, fined 25 dollars, and will serve on the street squad until the amount is paid.

Frank Myers Robinson Charles Niel Niel

Thomas Was Poor Pay Sale Set Aside in Rochester Case

The 20 acres of land in Rochester, sold to Attorney F. F. Thomas during the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. action against Thomas and his wife, were set aside by Judge Washburn. The bank won judgments and ordered the land sold. Thomas had moved remaining property to his mother before the judgments, and at sheriff's sale he bought his own property but failed to pay, nullifying the sale.

Rochester F. F. ‘Thomas Jndge Washburn Savings Deposit Bank and ‘Trust Co Thomas

The Circus Draws Bigger Crowd Than Bryan Speech

Ideal was a circus night as crowds packed the fair promdy under trees. William Jennings Bryan, cooling his campaign, roused about a thousand with his cry while five thousand roared at the elephant on the race course. Bryan stated he spoke to politics only to advance measures he supports and joked about rivals stealing his thunder.

William Jennings Bryan Bryan Inter State Moryan

Row In Hunkyville Police Court Hearing

About twenty foreigners faced police court in Hunkyville this morning after a row. All but three drunks were released on promise to appear tomorrow for a hearing.

Hunkyville

Marshall Divorce Granted After Alimony Award

Mrs Harriet K Marshall of Elyria was granted a divorce from William H Marshall for neglect. The court ordered alimony of 200 dollars and provision for a home during the separation while the husband wore out his resources.

Harriet K. Marshall Elyria William H. Marshall Marshall Gray's

Railway union seeks reinstatement of two workers

The executive committee of the street railway men’s union plans to travel to Cleveland tomorrow afternoon to press President Pomeroy for reinstatement of two discharged union members. Motorman Wallace was absent. a representative of Amalgamated Association may join the party. Union claims discrimination cites longer service and prior disobedience by nonunion workers.

C. & 8. W. Street Railway Men's Union Cleveland Pomeroy Wallace Mahon Amalgamated Association Cleveland & Southwestern Traction F. T. Pomeroy A. L. Behner Southwestern

Lorain Reformers Prompt Action On Saloons

Dora Bucx of Lorain was bound over to the grand jury on charges of selling liquor Sunday and keeping a den. Bond set at 250 dollars. David Buck’s case dismissed for no interest in the saloon. Charles James and Fred Kline pled guilty to keeping saloons on Sunday. fined 25 dollars plus costs. McCarthy also pleaded guilty and paid 50 dollars plus costs.

Dora Bucx Lorain Justice Lord David Buck Mayor King The Press Good Government League Stroup Charles James Fred Kline McCarthy Costa

Builders Exchange to Open Local Office and Daily Sessions

The Builders' Exchange plans to establish and maintain a local office with daily sessions from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for those they serve. Directors meet Friday nights and on the first and third Mondays each month. Tonight’s meeting will discuss hiring an assistant secretary to manage the office.

Builders' Exchange

Ely Block Construction Starts on Broad Street

Ground was broken this morning for the foundation of the new Ely block on Broad street. The building permit lists the cost at 19,006 dollars. Another permit was issued to Kaiser Bros. to build a 2,200 dollar house on Twelfth street.

Ely Broad Street Kaiser Bros Twelfth Street

Bishop Horstman to visit St. Mary's for Jubilee Mass

Bishop Horstman will arrive from Cleveland Sunday at 1 27 PM and be escorted to St. Marys church by the Knights of St John uniform rank. He will confirm a large class and take part in the Monday services honoring Rev Father Schaffeld. Monday marks the 35th anniversary of Father Schaffelds ordination and the 25th year since he took charge.

Horstman Cleveland St. Mary’s Church Knights of St. John Father Schaffeld

Bryan endorses Pattison in informal hotel gathering

Mayor Folger Professor Reefy Rollin T Reefy and Rev Cadmus hosted a dinner at Hotel Andwur Inet night before a Democrat speech in honor of W J Bryan. Bryan praised Pattison as best for governor and voiced strong hope for his victory. Try our Want Column.

Folger Professor Reefy Rollin T. Reefy Rev. Cadmus W.J. Bryan Bryan Pattison

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