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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from Elyria Herald regarding subscription terms. Text is garbled but references delivery terms and dates. No clear names, organizations, or concrete actions readable.
A civic debate argues lynching is a deadly crime worse than murder and calls for strict laws to deter mob violence. The piece discusses public safety, the rise of armed conflict, and the need for government to uphold order amid social unrest. It also touches on early 20th century tech and economic concerns shaping policy.
In a murky tale of stock exchanges, reports claim one group of men sold stock at a high price and profit while another group bought in at a heavy loss, signaling tension and unsettled confidence in the market. The fragment hints at broader disputes over pricing and control.
The piece describes looming turnover among tribal leaders as the Five Civilized Tribes approach the end of their traditional chief system. It notes Porters and other chiefs facing reelection, with Green McCurtain and Moseley preparing to assume or relinquish power, and remarks on the broader political shifts as tribes approach dissolution. It highlights personalities such as Porter, McCurtain, Moseley, and Micco, and mentions Micco’s limited English and reliance on an interpreter.
On September 7 the American Arrow defeated the English Viper by nearly three miles per hour on the Hudson River. The 110 foot yacht reached about 45 miles per hour, with a 60 ton displacement and quadruple expansion engines delivering around 4,000 horsepower.
On August 1, the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry will offer a popular low rate excursion to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sonato city NJ via Buffalo Lehigh Valley Ry and Philadelphia Tickets good 12 days Rate from Elyria 13.76 for round trip Stopovers permitted at Philadelphia Niagara Falls and Lake Canandaigua returning Consult agent regarding trains or write to AJ Smith GP and TA Cleveland
Classified fragment listing include want ads for a new ten room house with utilities and shop, rent four rooms near Johnson line, cook needed with no laundry, a lost item near Wittenberg, a license for a parlor, a piano roaster, and a refined woman to assist an elderly gentleman. Includes names and addresses in Elyria and Detroit.
Classified style items include a furnished room at 206 East Second Street for two, mail inquiries and sample letters, Eureka Co with Doane Street New York address, and mentions of workers for an ice wagon. Travel promotions advertise Lake Shore excursion to Niagara Falls, Toronto and Alexandria Bay with train schedules Chicago to Denver and West Coast trips with low rates and special GAR trains. Multiple dates listed for Chicago lines and itineraries.
A self described clairvoyant and spiritual psychic promotes consultations at 211 East Ave from 9 to 9. He claims no advance fee and no charge unless satisfied, inviting skeptical readers to visit. He urges personal inquiry over skepticism and cites faith and Corinthians for authority.
The Baltimore and Ohio lines offer discounted fares to Atlantic City New Jersey with a 12 day return limit. Travel from Cleveland and via stops at Philadelphia and Washington included. Contact a B and O ticket agent for details or address M G Carrel D P A Cleveland. The fare shown is 13.50 dollars for Ekyria to Atlantic City.
A promotional note lists $30.00 rail rates to Colorado via Chicago and North-Western Railway with daily trips to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo plus faster services and tourist sleeping cars from Chicago. It also includes a brief social reflection on hospitality contrasted with selfish behavior and a discussion of alcohol as a cause of insanity with statistics from the British lunacy commission.
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