The Elyria Reporter Publication Details
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
4
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The Ohio Republican resolutions call for thorough revision and strengthening of banking laws and state examinations to protect the public. They aim to extend oversight beyond banks and insist on making the Ohio banking system the best in the country, with emphasis on strength and public protection.
The piece discusses campaign dynamics with standard bearers guiding voter judgment as Ohio voters prepare for a pivotal 1906 election. It argues that the state ticket’s posture toward Roosevelt and the Republican Party will shape national perception, with followers judged by the leader’s stance.
The piece argues that every non Herrick vote affects national views of Roosevelt and Republicanism. It states Herrick was renominated by the Republican Party for the party’s best course, not personal gain, citing the platform praising his honest, efficient, businesslike administration. It notes the party believes patriotic motives drive him and Ohio voters should reelect him for the state and public welfare after two years of observation.
In his Phi Beta Kappa address at New York University Charles A. Gardiner argues for broad presidential discretion, cites Buchanan’s executive choices, and asserts the president as an independent constitutional figure. He contrasts Jefferson’s views with Marshall and warns against limiting executive power within constitutional bounds.
A fragment reflects Ohio Democratic editors reacting to a Republican state platform. It criticizes the platform as inconsistent, praising Roosevelt while accusing Democrats of bias toward trusts, tariffs, and government ownership debates. The tone is partisan and editorial in nature.
The Ohio Republican platform fully supports Roosevelt, aiming to advance progress without conflict with existing conditions. Democrats find the document too complete and explicit on state issues, expecting dodge points but instead facing a detailed, comprehensive stance that unsettles them.
The article lauds the President's peace efforts for ending the great war through a neutral nation's initiative. It highlights the note to Russia and Japan, the swift diplomatic success, and the move for direct negotiations between belligerents with plenipotentiaries to a final peace conference.
The passage notes that a concert of powers to issue a joint note was unfounded and credits America with assuming responsibility. It praises U S leadership, disinterestedness, and friendship, anticipating the President's success in bringing belligerents to negotiations and achieving peace on just terms.
The Republican Senatorial Convention of the Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth districts will meet in Wellington Ohio on June 21 at 10:30 a.m. to nominate a candidate. Delegates are chosen by precinct primaries. Lorain County districts assign delegates and voting precincts list their representation. An editorial from the Cleveland Leader argues for forestry, praising Governor Herrick and endorsing a state forestry commission to promote reforestation and timber cultivation.
Max Strauss obtained a license Thursday for the construction of a brick and cane housing project on Washington Avenue. The project valued at $9,000 aims to add a new dwelling on the street.
The undersigned have been appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of William A Braman late of Elyria Lorain County Ohio deceased as of the 28th day of May.
Libie Richards filed for divorce alimony child custody and equitable relief in Lorain County Common Pleas Court case 784. Grant Richards residence unknown must answer by July 28 1905 or judgment may be taken against him. Lex Bracur attorney for Li ane Richards. Junin-8
Public auction notices list Sheriff C F Sailsbury of Lorain County selling undivided share of land and life estate in Elyria and Sheffield townships. The two executions cite court orders from the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas dated 1905 and 1906 with sale dates in June and July, terms cash and minimum bids two thirds of appraisals.
The document records proposed amendments from the General Assembly of Ohio including Article XVII sections on election timing, terms of state officers and judges, and vacancies filled by appointment. It also notes proposed tax exemption for state and municipal bonds and outlines ballot wording and effective dates, with signatures of Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin.
Charles B. Schenck requests divorce from Nellie Schenck for wilful absence and neglect in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Nellie must answer by June 24, 1905 or be defaulted. Attorneys Cuasirs E Schenck and E G & Hate C Johnson signed the filing.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Geo M Hubbard, late of Elyria Lorain County deceased. Dated this day of May 1905. Maylin-3
Probate Office Lorain County Ohio files accounts with exceptions set for May 27 1905 at 1 pm for examination and heating Final settlement accounts of Orsamus Gibson and others Executors guardians trustees and administrators listed including Richard Walkden Thos Emery and Ernest Knapp locations Elyria Ohio and dated May 8 1905 Probate Judge Elyria Ohio
Second alias order of sale issued by Lorain County Circuit Court calls for public auction of real property in Lorain city bounded by original lot 24 described with measurements and road bounds. Sale set for June 24, 1905, between 10 and 11 AM at the north door of Lorain County Courthouse, Elyria. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised value 10,312.50 dollars. cash on day of sale. Sheriff C F Sammonsary. Westenhaver and Kiine, Tolles & Goff, Talbot J. Taylor & Co. may handle notices.
Cora Grandy sues Harlow Grandy in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on grounds of willful absence seeking divorce, child custody, and equitable relief. Hearing set for June 3 1805. failure to answer may result in judgment by default.
Anna Cook files for divorce on grounds of neglect and extreme cruelty in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio asking alimony property custody and equitable relief. Hearing set after June 3 1906. By Ler Strourgher Attorney date Apr 8
Farmers urged to relocate south to work outdoors all year and grow crops, with notes on stock feeding using velvet bean and cageeve for flesh and fat production. Argues South offers higher profits with less labor in general farming, fruit growing, and trucking. Offers contact G A Park, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, for information. Includes note on Canton Ohio rail fare promotions with limited return dates.
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