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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1904

Page

3

Giants face steel and rail clash over Lorain to Pittsburg line

A fierce dispute brews as United States Steel plans a Lorain to Pittsburgh railroad. Railroads threaten to boycotts shipments and build steel mills to supply their needs. East rail leaders suspect steel backing for a cross country line, prompting a looming giant struggle.

United States United States Steel Corporation Lorain Pittyburg New York Steel Corporation Youngstown New Lins Lake Erie and Pittaburg Rumers Lake Shore Railway Tate Shora Pittsburg Newbury and South Shore Cleveland Lomin Youngetown Bessemer Pennsylvania Nd Cambria Steel Companies

Summers Divorce Granted Monday In Common Pleas

Blanche Summer sued H. W. Summers and, on grounds of adultery, Judge Koller granted the divorce and alimony of thirty seven dollars and a half per month. The clerk notes Harris, Lorain County treasurer, filed suit against William Wallace for 3078.95 in six years of taxes plus 155.95 penalty, with attorneys Stroop and Pauver representing the plaintiff.

Blanche Summer H. W. Summers Court of Common Pleas Jagde Koller Hugh C. Harris Lorain County Wm. 8 Wallace Lee Stroop L. B. Pauver

Oberlin Woman Marie Preaser Dies at Home

Mrs. Marie Preaser, longtime Oberlin resident, died Wednesday evening. She was in good spirits before retiring to drink water and collapsed while reaching for a drink. Heart failure was identified as the cause of death.

Marie Preaser Oberlin

Carnival company draws large crowds for city tour

Immense crowds lined Broad Street Monday night to see the Carnival company. The high dive near East Avenue drew thousands and the Colorado Train Robbery moving pictures sparked favorable comments. Other attractions included Old Plantation and Temple of Music, all praised as entertaining and wholesome with commendable conduct by participants.

Carnival Company Broad Street East Avenue Colorado Temple of Music

Personal injury suit brought against Cleveland City Electric Railway

Mabel Poehlmann brings a 20000 suit to this county for injuries from a Detroit street collision. Attorneys Foran, McTighe and Gage represent the plaintiff. Trial set for April 1903.

Cleveland City Electric Railway Company Mabel Poehlmann Detroit Street Foran, McTighe and Gage

Smith McGuire Wedding in Cleveland at St Marys Church

John M Smith son of O Wosaurh of West Broad Street married Michael McGuire manager of Standard Foundry Cleveland. Ceremony at St Marys Church officiated by Rev Schofield with Miss Helen OBrien as bridesmaid and Dr Varoll as best man. Quiet ceremony attended by few relatives followed by breakfast at the bride’s home and a wedding tour to the upper Midwest. They plan to attend the St Louis exposition during their bridal trip.

John M. Smith O. Wosaurh Weat Broad Street Moniay Micheal McGuire Standard Foundry Company Cleveland St. Mary's Church Rev. Schofield Misa Helen O'Brien Dr. Varoll Patrick McGuire

Runaway Ice Cream Wagon Slams Into House

Runaway horse pulling George Champney's ice cream wagon caused the wagon to crash into a dooryard on East avenue near Broad street. The team bolted after leaving the horse tied on the road and the buggy was reduced to splinters while the horse was injured but no human injuries are reported.

George Champneya Elyria Iron and Steel Company Mr. Champney East Avenue Scross Ewatavenué Broad Mr. Foley Animal Wee Co

Injured man hurt at South Lorain paint mill

Hort at South Lorain QO. G. Rows, son of I. OC. Ross of this city, was severely hurt at the paint mill in South Lorain on Friday. His clothing snagged in machinery, three gashes opened in his leg, and his knee was badly injured. Plant surgeon dressed the wounds.

QO. G. Rows I. OC. Ross South Lorain

Bien Freedom of the City Presented to Aprial Company

Mayor Folger granted the freedom of the city in a Monday morning ceremony in his office. The wooden gilt key bore the inscription praising the workmanship of D. A. Cleveland.

Folger Aprival Company D. A. Cleveland

County Birth and Death Statistics Revealed in Probate Office

County records show births nearly double deaths with 800 births and 438 deaths last year. Among deaths, 240 were men and 78 women. the average age at death was about 40. Nine age brackets are listed with a peak after infancy, and the report notes variation in data quality from assessors. Fueling causes include consumption and pneumonia, with 152 individuals lacking occupation and 45 aliens naturalized. Guardians, wills, and commitments to asylums are also tabulated.

Hinman Gaya Taylor Austral Canada England Germany Ireland Russaa Scotendl Miscellaneous Jane

Probate Court Adjudges Beck Insane in Amherst

Mary Ann Beck of Amherst township was declared insane by Probate Court on Monday and ordered transferred for treatment at Toledo State hospital.

Mary Ann Beck Amherst Township Toledo State Hospital

Man Dies At Lorain Steel Plant Conveyer

George Jacobs twenty two was killed Friday night at the National Tube Company coke conveyer in Lorain. He was struck by a bucket and was unmarried.

George Jacobs National Tube Company Lorain Jacobs

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