30 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Bertina Sweet, formerly Mrs D L Hertiin Sayeot, obtained a divorce and alimony arrangement after a long separation. She taught at the LaGrange public schools and was noted as a skilled musician. The couple married in Windsor Canada on July 24 and have a son Byron Morgan. custody was awarded to his mother, with no abandonment of alimony.
Judge Kohler dissolved the temporary injunction restraining five contractors from continuing work on a board contract. Conntreter Kratt, Lorain, sued Elgin school board Pred Wolfeot OC. C. Weaver in the case. The plan required a $400 bond for appeal to the circuit court and five days to appeal.
Ma t Bolger speaks after the Democratic state convention in Columbus accusing Pattison of extremism on the temperance issue and predicting Pattison will draw a large vote, while Welty is favored in the race.
Citizens complain of can can fire crackers injuring a dog and alarming animals while merchants ignore Mayor Folger's ban on big firecrackers and toy pistols. Police face a busy Fourth as residents renew calls for enforcement and candidates debate Pattison versus Welty.
A local newspaper dispute erupts over insults toward county officials and Chronicle reporters. The piece contrasts coverage by the Chronicle and the Reporter, noting a single milder youth theft item and defending the paper's editorial stance.
Two cases were dismissed today in common pleas court. The Ohio Bugineering Co. sued John Schuyler on appeal, and Frei Webster as administrator sued J. F. Carpenter as administrator for an accounting. Both suits were settled out of court.
County Democrats will not display enthusiasm or organize a rally when the silver tongued orator arrives July 11 for the Chautauqua course. Promoters asked that Bryan's visit be made part of a demonstration but the idea was rejected. He will speak on the Value of Au deal in a lecture at the noted gathering.
Police report many complaints about cyclists riding on sidewalks where streets belong. Chief Smith says warrants will be issued for some serious violators if the problem does not stop.
The ordinance requiring builders to obtain Maenxes for building keeps the city administration in touch with building values. The current valuation nears 50 000 with two buildings pending and 23 permits issued.
Elyria public service members are invited to attend the Columbus convention of servers on September 12. The Central States Water Association and the State Association of the Chiefs will hold their canyons on the same days, as Columbus awakens to a vast public project like the immense power tower.
Solicitor Johnston advised bidders on public works to retain attorneys for bid preparation to reduce disputes. He said court injunctions would not have been obtained if contractors followed statutes and understood bidding principles.
New array of dining items and tableware including gravite ware and buvelties offered at Baylan Tros. Customers are urged to browse the expanded selection and place checks for purchases.
President Pomeroy of the UC and S W Traction Go announced plans for a new line from Ash land to Medina. Wellington and Vedina officials urged extensions to their cities as sessions were offered. The route to Cluppawa lake is set, with work likely starting next year and traffic shifting toward Medina and the Cuyahoga county.
The State Board of Health sent a letter to the city clerk regarding the proposed plans from Riggs & Sherman. The board favors the council changes and would approve their plans except for the sewer outlet into the river. Rice & Williams plans likely will be approved with the same exception. The disposal plant project and extended construction deadline will be reviewed by the board.
The Frank E Kirby steamer offers a daytime lakes voyage from Sandusky to Detroit departing 3 30 p m and returning 8 00 a m with 1 20 p m arrival in Sandusky Passengers can connect at Put in Bay Toledo or Cleveland for onward travel Sightseeing includes Pat io Nay and island stops on the lakes line All aboard for a scenic day trip aboard the J Frank E Kirby.
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