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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
5
Absence of two members kept the board of public service from meeting last night. Various notices include leases in Lorain county, sales at Teasdale & Sawyers, and visits by local residents. Reports cover a sewer excavation hit by quicksand, a drowned railway dispatcher, and officials planning probate sales and church programs.
Jack Reublin, known as the Cheapside Grocer, reportedly sank and was recovered two hours later. Plans move forward to place a fountain in Greenville Public Park with the water company offering free supply. Irvin Correy, 30, a married man from Grogan, G., was killed after being crushed between cars on a Pennsylvania freight train. his wife is ill in a Columbus hospital. Governor Harris appointed J. M Stevens, Democrat, to the board of public safety in Fostoria. Gio, W Tomlinson, 7 years old, died near Bryan after recently celebrating his golden wedding anniversary and never used tobacco. Canton council approved Otis & Hough’s bid for 80,000 dollars of 4 percent refunding bonds at a premium of 10.30. The Knights of the Maccabees parade in Columbus showcased over 1,000 swords. A union molders strike at Wellman Seaver Morgan in Akron led to heavy fines and punishment. Stand Pat mine operators in Massillon failed to agree with miners in a sine die adjournment. Mrs Rebecca Keyes, 98, Union County pioneer, dies in Marysville. Mrs John Kline, 30, Marion, jumped into the Scioto River to save her 3-year-old son, sacrificing herself though unable to swim.
A fragmented item lists picnic essentials including paper napkins and dishes, green vegetables, raspberries, canned goods, pickles, and beverages. The OCR shows scattered brands and items such as LIVES and PIKLES, suggesting a general market catalog or advertisement for picnic supplies.
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