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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter reflects on global events and domestic politics. It notes Hawaii’s statehood, U S. moves in the Philippines and China, Britain’s shifts after Mafeking, and Debates over civil service in Hawaii and Porto Rico. It also critiques Democratic trust positions and Republican prosecutions amid a polarized political climate.
Eyewitness editorial lauds the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. It asserts McKinley’s proven leadership and Roosevelt as ideal running mate, praising their unity, wartime record, and commitment to prosperity. The piece urges all Americans to support the ticket for a assured November victory.
Te Loerie Ties notes H W Ingersoll a leading Miyria attorney may enter common pleas candidacy next year but he declares he will not run for judicial honors against rival Webber who has already announced. General Joe Wheeler struggles to serve his country while facing tough assignments.
An editorial argues Republicans must back McKinley aligned candidates. It condemns Democrat nominee Sharp, praises winner Skiles as loyal to the president, and urges Lorain voters to support the party ticket to sustain national progress.
A city council considers a tempered anti screen ordinance to remove saloon windows screens after hours. Temperance supporters back the measure as a way to curb violations and separate reputable saloonkeepers from unscrupulous dealers. The debate follows a failed stricter proposal and cites constitutional viability and public order concerns.
A historical overview contrasts the 1896 Republican nomination of McKinley with Bryan’s to frame rural distress and eventual prosperity. It notes farm price changes, political stakes, and the shift in agricultural fortunes as of June 1 in two consecutive years. The passage emphasizes open mills, currency debate, and protectionist policy as drivers of farmer welfare.
The Carey city, after building a waterworks in 1805 and an electric light plant in 1897, shows steady returns. Annual street lighting, fire protection, and general services have cost far less since municipal control, with 181 water taps and 1125 incandescent lights in use. Bellevue Gazette reports improved service and lower costs for residents.
The Amherst car is running toward Dexter Street with work speeding to fill slag on Tiled street. Officials expect the car to run further down soon as service resumes along the line near Lorain Street replacing the earlier blockage at Tenth Avenue.
The article notes Fhursday as the longest day of the year with sunrise at 4 24 and sunset at 7 30 p m making the day 15 hours and 16 minutes long. It highlights the unusual length of daylight and marks the time frame for the longest day.
Notice of dissolution by mutual consent of the partnership previously known as Elyria Dairy Co. ex Sween Chas. Tattersall at Fridenstine. Henry Widenstine will, after June 20, transact a general milk business at 629 Sugar Ridge. Dated June 18, 1900. Henry Fridenstine Cas Tattersall
The Nickel Plate Round will sell tickets on June 26 and 27 good returning until the 29th at one fare for the round trip. Write wire phone or call on nearest agent or C. A. Aster lin T. P. A. Ft. Wayne Indiana No. 10812.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers excursion tickets to Philadelphia PA with round trip fare good for return until June 26. Tickets are valid June 14 to 18 with sales and full details obtainable from ticket agents or by writing A J Smith G P and I A Cleveland Ohio.
During the summer every Sunday the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry will sell round trip tickets at half rates to points on its line except north of Toledo on the Detroit Branch. Tickets are good for sale and return on the date of sale only. Agent will explain.
A legal notice announces a divorce case in Loraty county Ohba with WHHL Nall as defendant and Ally by QU TSOY A. Gritte as plaintiff. The filing seeks custody of a minor and equitable relief, with the hearing set for a future date and venue specified in the notice.
A notice to stockholders of The Lyrati County Hautwary Company and others cites a meeting on a board agreement with multiple railways and attendees. Separately, the Probate Court in Austin County, Ohio, names Ward, Thomas, Mary Scallion, Catherine Seu, Wallin Ratton as defendants in an estate sale petition for Elizabeth was Mian.
The Lorain County Sheriff announces a public sale at the store of Justice at the Chinook Court House on July 21 1900. Two parcels of land in Avon Township and a third tract are described with detailed metes and bounds. The property is appraised at $3025 with minimum bid two thirds of that, and sale is cash. W H Warde Sheriff of Lorain County and attorney M Stevens present. Also a note about an Elyria business college seeking teachers for bookkeeping under the Budget system.
A newspaper ad warns of danger signals from nature and the body, comparing rail warnings to health cues. It touts Knox Stomach Tablets as a vegetable remedy that builds up the system, relieves indigestion and dyspepsia, and offers a full box by mail for fifty cents.
Piles remedy refunds purchase price if not cured in six to sixteen days. One application relieves itching instantly with a no cure, no pay guarantee. Price 1.00. Also a lot for sale between 4th and 8th streets on East Avenue, 40x157, inquire at Foster's clothing store. Nickel Plate excursion tickets to Chicago available May 1, 2, 7, 14, 21 for Methodist conference, return by June 1. Booklets on Summer Outings available by request from B. I. Horner, Cleveland.
Cleveland area to Oberlin service runs hourly from 5 30 a m to 9 30 p m daily with Elyria and Berea connections. Special Elyria to Oberlin at 10 10 11 10 a m. Public Square to Oberlin hourly 6 4? to 9 p m with 1 pm daily. Elyria to Oberlin hourly 4 40 a m to 10 40 p m and 12 30 a m. Inquiries to FE T Pomeroy General Manager 614 Garfield Bld Cleveland O.
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