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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

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Taxpayers urged to give views on new sewer plan

Citizens invited to comment on proposed sewer system changes as engineers and officials debate design aims. The council reviews revisions by Rigga and Sherdan with cost discrepancies and asks the state board of health for opinions on adopting their plans and noting substantial changes to the original estimates.

Board of Public Service Aul Ryerity Compet Wathetir Lee Wel Willamins of Coohand Chicmereeta Wetton Rigga Shernisa Bive Willian Seaver State Board of Health Ries Will Hants Columbus Rigga and Sherdan

Oberlin pastor to wed. guardian named in probate list

Thomas King an Oberlin preacher obtained a license this morning to marry Miss Estella Reed, an Oberlin music teacher. Peter Newsbury was appointed guardian this morning by Probate Judge Hisman for Ruth Newsbury.

Thomas King Oberlin Estella Reed Shuix Peter Newsbury Guardian Hisman Ruth Newsbury

Hanmer Receives Eight Thousand In Settled Case

The case involving Hanmer and the Gillett matter concludes with Hanmer awarded $8000 after a collision at Wottesbrooke on July 19, 1008. Frank Gilllete’s suit against the company settles out of court for 450. injuries claimed include stomach liver and internal injuries from the wreck.

Wottesbrooke Tyrommuon Harry Vinniner Pittstein Wopan Haniner Frank Gilllete Hin Hilete

U S W Delays Vacating East Broad Street Bridge

The city council ordered the G and S W to remove tracks from the East Broad Street bridge by October 1. The company delays and plans to contest, noting postponement may require building another bridge if not solved in court.

Couneil G&s. W East Broad Street

Judge Won't Permit Undue Expense In Jury Trials

Judge Washburn refused to saddle the county with excessive costs for jurors as trials were postponed by attorneys. A potential special venue for a case in doubt was not ordered on Wednesday.

Washburn

Powdermaker Sues Noel for 375 Over Farm Lease

James and John Powdermaker sue Joe Noel in Avon alleging failure to surrender a farm and unexpired leasehold portion. The suit seeks 375 in damages claiming Noel did not relinquish the property.

James John Powdermaker Joe Noel Avon

Will of the late Stone heirs leads to legal ruling

Judge Washburn issues a favorable decision in the estate case of Sarah Stone as executrix for Almhorst Walls. The stipulation rests on whether the widow may elect her statutory share rather than the will's terms, with the $1400 estate to be divided among heirs.

Washburn Sven Sarah HE Straw Almhorst One Straw

Injunction Sought and Dissolved in School Bid Case

Attorney Stevens filed to dissolve the temporary injunction against the board of education Fred Wolf and C Q Weaver and to raise the bond and amend the petition. Three objections targeted Contractor Kratts for omitting start and completion dates, conflicting contract specs, and inability to identify the lowest bidder versus Weaver or Kratts. The board asserted its own judgment in awarding the bid.

Stevens Board of Education Fred Wolf C. Q. Weaver Sia Rissa Kratts Separ Nmratts

Deserter Arrested in Buffalo While Intoxicated

George LeClaire, who abandoned his wife and child weeks ago, was arrested in Buffalo while drunk. He is held there awaiting an extradition hearing and will be brought back to face trial.

George LeClaire Buffalo Eyria Offeer LeClaire

Man Held for Cleveland Transfer After Elyria Arrest

Michael Masterau, described as insane, was arrested in Elyria on Monday and sent to Cleveland last night by a deputy sheriff.

Cleveland Michael Masterau Nan Elyria

Child Dead Christened as Ten Day Old Busek Died

A ten day old girl, named Hily Busek, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Busek, died this morning. The parents are for eloners and reside near the Fox furnace.

Hily Busek Thomas Busek Fox Furnace

Baby steer outsmarted by road transport in Amherst tale

Sam Delafield and Charles Edwards drive a two year old steer beside a horse and a car to show the animal refuses to flee from auto or streetcar. Delafield praises the steer saying the creature has more sense than any horse in Amherst.

Sam Delafield Northy Amherst Charles Edwards Jackson Missouri Amherst Dellafield

Water versus beer sparks call for downtown drinking fountains

Local W. T. V. members urge Live City to fund downtown drinking fountains. They say access to water would curb men’s temptation to borrow money for alcohol and appeal to city council President Smith.

Down Town Live Ciy Smith

Accident at Biyra Tran and Steel Plant injures Joe Aide

A worker at the Biyra Tran and Steel plant suffered a deep cut under the chin when clothing became caught in a machine. The injury required four stitches after his jacket vent failed to release the trapping.

Joe Aide Biyra Tran & Steel Ais

Objection to Lighting Proposition Sparks City Debate

A heated reading of a proposed lighting system faced strong opposition from residents and officials. Comments centered on cost, municipal control, and the impact on public spaces such as the fountain area and lawn. The sidewalk and street improvements were discussed as part of broader urban upgrades.

Sytewaln Haiding Cauri Styveei Moeller Challenr Co & S Wwe Radm Estab Dewalh Walp Uhe SMTA Mueller SMTEL Arriel Lodi Lake Meadowbrooh Northrip Street East Ste Po PepeTe

Corporation Lawyer Denounces Graft at Oberlin Talk

James B. Dill of New York delivered a pointed address at Oberlin College voicing harsh critique of graft, misused honor, and promo schemes. He warned that financial institutions and life insurers back deceptive promotions, urging trust, prudence, and public confidence as the foundation of prosperity.

Jas. B. Dill New York Oberlin James

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