19 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
1
A renewed warrant is issued for Supt Nestor amid a tense confrontation described by witnesses. The case involves alleged misconduct and ongoing inquiries, with officials stating the situation may escalate if demands persist.
A distressed report details Mrs. Crowell abandoning her child and husband, with the infant placed in an infants' home in LaPorte. Miss Crowell and Bert Crowell are named. authorities seek the missing mother and the hospital is asked to locate her whereabouts.
The board of public service failed to hold a planned special meeting after noon as Sherman from Elyria could not attend before leaving for Cleveland. No opinion was received on the proposed new sewer plans. If adopted, a special council session may be held next week to discuss and finalize.
George Goots files a common pleas suit this morning claiming engine sparks from the Nickel Plate caused a fire on November 28 near a cabin in Rod. The petition seeks damages for the resulting losses.
The Elyria Trolley League team did not play the game scheduled for Saturday due to wet grounds. The Elyria team had not played a trolley league game this week.
The case involving Mrs. Catherine Knipper ends after hearings. Her five children agree to pay fifty cents a week each to raise about $2.20 for her support, with Mrs. Knipper living with daughter Mrs. Sam Masfield.
The divorce action of A. A. Wing, councilman of Lo Tain, was dismissed in common pleas court Saturday at the plaintiff's request. No cause for the dismissal was provided.
Town and Oberlin College outline conditional Carnegie funding for a gray stone library on campus corner across from the channel site. The project targets 100000 dollars for a new endowment to secure 126000 dollars from Carnegie and meet future campus and town needs with extensive stack rooms for about 250000 volumes.
The case of Pater and Louve Chas. Cowie was tried in common pleas court. Cowie of Rochester sold the Palmers a horse they later found unsatisfactory. They demanded their money back, which was refused, and the suit proceeded.
The annual spring Stateent of the Berea Gun Club was held Saturday with thirty participants. Quarle of Berea broke 92 of 100 to win high individual honors. Hil of Cleveland finished close behind. The five-man team event was won by Lagrange with a score of 199, Berea No 1 placed second, and Hyria No 1 took third with 186. Powers and Brock led the high individual scores in team shooting.
A Green Line streetcar bound for Elyria depot jumped the track near West Bridge Street on Sunday afternoon. The front vestibule and seats were damaged and passengers were shaken but none injured as the motorman halted the car after impact with a bridge abutment.
A disturbance at the South Lorain Catholic Church involves Rev Volka attacked by congregants who tried to tear his vestments from him. Bertha Solomon and Joe Siske are named in the fracas as officers and bystanders. the priest vows arrest of three assailants and to appeal to the bishop after alleged fund misappropriation claims last week.
A Cleveland organizer plans a three woman court of the I O O Wy in Elyria. A Lake Shore train from Chicago to New York completed in under eighteen hours with minimal stops, speeding through Elkhart Toledo air line division at over eighty seven miles an hour. The run is praised as a landmark in railroading and may influence a key government mail contract and NYC rivalry.
In police court this morning Diana Diaster appeared with a chameleon named John Chess. The case featured confusion over the name and a charge of drunkenness ending in a five dollar fine.
Among the Oberlin College students who will graduate this year are Dan Baker Simons and Kari Ernest Lord, two Elyria graduates.
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