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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1904
Page
1
Bargains advertised by Eman's Estate offer low prices on clothing and goods. Deals emphasize value and convenience at nearby locations with limited stock.
A Brannock law based election is planned for Elyria's West Side with an Anti-Saloon League lobby and a petition likely to circulate in the coming months. Two saloons remain outside the business district on Lodi street, and temperance groups seek to purge them via a west side district vote.
The Entine family sues Lake Shore Electric for damages from a wreck near Berlin Heights on July 6 1903. A Lorain to Toledo bound car left the main track and hit a stationary car on a siding allegedly due to a neglected switch. Raymond Renouard seeks 5000 dollars, his wife Ems 5000 dollars, and infant Lorenzo Renouard 10000 dollars. F FF Thomas represents the plaintiffs.
Jay Fitch appeared before Mayor Folger on Friday morning charged with supporting his wife and two minor children. He pled guilty and was released on a promise to pay six dollars weekly for the family’s support.
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted us after the death of our son and brother. Mrs Hannal Schrader and family. [Note: text mentions three kinds of ice cream and a dance event at Glen's, not fully linked to the thanks.]
Elyria routed North Amherat 15 to 1 in Elyria while Wellington beat Wooster 6 to ? at Wellington. Medina club defeated Grafton 6 to ? and Fouster along with Claney were noted as umpires.
Funeral services for E. L. Disbro will be held Sunday afternoon at two oclock from his Gates Avenue residence. Brother W. B. Disbro, mother Mrs. M. C. Disbro, and sister arrived from Atlanta to attend. Interment will be at Oberlin.
The twenty sixth annual alumni reunion at Elke Hall drew many members home and abroad. Perc y Boynton welcomed the class of 1904, with Miss Carryl Smith replying for graduates. A violin solo by Mr Metzdorf and humorous pieces by J G Compton entertained, Louis Sutliff speak ing on Recollections of 64, and a reception with cream and cake ended the evening.
Post mortem on Joseph Zebowski in Lorain shows death by carbolic acid. Antoine Senger, former close friend, quarrelled with him Sunday and is missing with a warrant issued. No one saw the death and the bottle is missing. Senger believed to be in Baltimore. Zebowski had relatives in Pittsburgh.
New York travelers W. B Harrison Percy F Mergargel and R G Mergargel halted at the Hotel Andwur Friday night and left Saturday for St. Louis. Their goal is to publish the best routes in a book and to describe their journey for Motor Age. They praised Elyria and its people after touring the city in an Elmore touring car.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry publishes a list of summer boarding spots along Lake Erie, southern Michigan, and northern Indiana. Send 2 cents postage to A. J. Smith, G. FP. and T. A. in Cleveland to receive the booklet by mail. Dates listed include June and July options.
Daily sale from June 1 to September 20 on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry to all eastern and western resorts. Inquiries to ticket agents. Summer Tours list available in exchange for one cent postage stamp to A. J. Smith, G. P. & T., Cleveland, Ohio. Dates noted: June 11 17 28 25 39 July 8 12 181.
The article recounts the origin of Flag Day and Col. George Balch efforts to teach patriotism in New York City. It notes the Woman's Relief Corps growth to 16 000 members and its role in promoting flag display in schools nationwide.
Stella Wilson and Jamea Haney were arrested Friday on intoxication charges. Haney paid the usual $5 fine and costs, while Wilson was ordered out of town. Wilson's home is listed as Lorain.
T. W. Jones a 59 year old salesman of Lorain and Mary M. Risher a 60 year old housekeeper of Lorain applied for a marriage license.
A collection of aphorisms on honesty in commerce, fair treatment of employees, prudent planning for the future, and the perils of lying. Includes a housekeeping remedy for silver cleaning and a humorous vignette about a neglected yard and a talking wife. Mentions John Powers, Washington Star, St Louis Republic, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, and H. A. Dykeman.
Lorain county Humane Society in Elyria earns praise for its work surpassing most in the nation. Mayor Folger appointed A. K. Lawrence and W. A. Braman as delegates to the St. Louis exposition to attend the national convention. The exposition management requested the society's representation due to its efficiency.
Dr Bucklin of New York promotes nose boring as a cure for tuberculosis saying altitude is unnecessary. He cites patients apparently improving after removing lower turbinate bones to ease breathing and gain weight, with mixed outcomes and cautions on final verdict. Congress member Kahn's street theft anecdote ends with a quip about the thief’s haste.
A. Q. Willis of Columbus Illinois, general agent for Triumph Ex tractor Co, promotes a new cream separator churn. He claims a rapid three to four minute process for extracting butter fat and will continue demonstrations at the public square through Thursday next week inviting dairy men to inspect the machine.
Streetwear sale announced by Mrs Wilder at 345 East Broad Street offering hats at a one third discount. 225t6.
The J A C's beat Buckaye's 7 to 6 in a Saturday morning youth baseball clash near Elyria. Players are described as energetic and eager to defend their title with a Cuba challenge to any 14 year old team in Lorain county. Tom Reese at 358 West 17th Street listed for challenge contact.
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