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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
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Elyria leaders consider gifting a corner lot at Second and Court streets for a federal post office. An appropriation bill in Congress could fund a new public building, with local pastors and churches planning services around the civic development.
The Western Reserve University debating team of four law students defeated Oberlin College in Berlin in a dispute over Congress delegating railway rate regulation to a self-enforcing commission. Judges Tilden, Thomas, and Stroup scored two to one.
King Solomon's Lodge No 56 F and A M to hold a special communication Monday March 5 in the B A degree Marshall Chapel No 47 R A M to convene Wednesday March 7 in Royal Arch work Elyria Commandery No 60 KT to hold a stated conclave Thursday March 8 open in full form
A writer in the Oberlin Tribune criticizes Saturday evening rowdiness blamed on men from Elyria visiting Oberlin. In Chardon Ohio Dan Dimock of South Hampden runs a large maple sugar camp tapping 4 000 trees and producing about 200 gallons of syrup during February warmth.
Special request keeps Mr Cadmus at Newark church for another week with Bosworth and Dickinson leading morning and evening services. Other details list pastor names and times for 10 am, 11:20 am Bible School, 7 pm sermons, sacraments, and a sacred concert, inviting all.
Pastor Rev. N. Lehman will preach at 10 a m in German on It is easier to die than self to deny and at 7 p m in English on Right vs Right as the seventh sermon in Spiritual Coins and Counterfeits. Other meetings are as usual.
A Reporter's interview with J C Crisp, member of the Board of Public Safety, discusses Captain A F Hanks resigning from the police force. Crisp says any city employee can quit if dissatisfied and that city meetings should be open to the public. He insists officials are answerable to citizens and transparent in their actions. Francis Kindle and Mr Eady are noted visiting friends in LaPorte.
Mr. and Mrs. John Capell of North Eaton marked their sixtieth anniversary with a gathering at home yesterday. Many friends from Elyria Cleveland and Haton attended and extended well wishes for many happy returns.
The announcement states the required depth at the creek mouth will be twenty eight feet, deeper than any lake harbor and more than needed for any freshwater vessel. Drilling has reached shale at twenty five feet and continues toward upstream where the channel widens.
Word arrives that Miss Mary Garretaan, a well known local graduate of the 1903 Pittsburg High School, died in Pittsburg Pennsylvania from Ameunitionia. She had many friends here who will regret her death. Prone Kindle is in LaPorte.
Elyria Theatre presents Under Southern Skies on Wednesday March 7 with a strong heart touching story and natural comedy. The play is in its fifth year on the road and promises large houses and lively songs and dances with new scenery and costumes by the management.
The building for Mr. C C Weaver on Second street is awarded to W Stolzenburg. Cost about 16000 dollars. Site replaces the Allen homestead. Structure 40 by 100 feet, three stories of brick and stone with two stores on ground floor and eight apartments above. Heating and ventilation will be up to date. Weaver will occupy one store with mantles crates plumbing fixtures.
Lorain resident Mrs Mary McGee was not arrested or brought before Judge Hinman after friends accused her of insanity. The judge advised the family to reconsider the case at home and the planned pro bate court appearance was cancelled. Neighbors remain divided on her mental state.
Mrs Andrew Dusendong entertained a small gathering of friends Thursday evening. A duck supper was served and a pleasant time reported by attendees.
Reporters watched the Strang gasoline electric motor car roll through Elyria without stopping on its way from Cleveland to San Francisco. The red gold trimmed car drew attention with a 60 kW generator powered by a 75 horsepower gasoline engine.
A Meridian Mississippi tornado yesterday evening killed twenty-one whites and over one hundred negroes and caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage. Buildings along Front street were leveled, the Y M C A and the Armour plant damaged, and fires broke out as a torrential rain followed the storm. The Mobile dispatch said the city was left in darkness and many bodies lay in the ruins with rescues ongoing.
John R. Walsh, a former bank president and Railway Magnate, was arrested on a federal warrant for violating national banking laws. He also owned Amherst quarries and was a noted newspaper proprietor and political figure. Attorneys for Matt Teison filed two petitions at the courthouse seeking $1,000 in damages for alleged slander by Lawrences Gatea.
A OBerlin woman Mrs Georgina T Reeves was found dead in her bed from heart disease. Neighbors discovered her lifeless body and the probate court appointed A J Tillotson as administrator of her estate.
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