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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
6
Snowstorms sweep across Ohio delaying traffic and halting rail service. Cities including Youngstown and Marysville report heavy snowfall with up to eight inches in Marysville and ten inches in Springfield. Traffic disruption and telegraph outages accompany the winter storm.
A verdict favors the World's Dispensary Medical Association led by Dr. R V Pierce against Curtis Publishing Co and Edward Bok over statements in the May 9 issue of Ladies' Home Journal about Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The suit claimed the article contained false and defamatory harm.
F A Smith & Brothers sold the property on the corner of Fifth Street and Middle Avenue, formerly owned by Mrs Kenyan of New York City, including two frame houses a land and a vacant lot to Sheriff Sailsbury.
Bishop Potter of New York is designated to oversee the American Protestant Episcopal churches in Europe, succeeding Bishop William A. Leonard of Cleveland who resigned to devote more time to his diocese and Trinity Cathedral. Potter is in Europe and will begin his duties at once. Leonard left as Trinity Cathedral lacks a dean after Charley D Williams left for Michigan.
Friends report Eugene Liebel manager of the Century Bowling Alleys and Palm Garden saloon in Lorain vanished after Tuesday morning farewell. He packed his belongings, left town, and gave no destination. The Palm Garden Brewery seeks an investor as Liebel is presumed not to return.
The committee in charge of the Garford works site subscription reports success in canvassing but still needs funds to close the matter. They appeal to sympathizers to step forward with subscriptions soon to finalize the project.
State Railroad Commissioner J. C. Morris opens an Akron inquiry into the tie between the C. L. W and the B. & Q. amid damages suit by John McCoy of Barberton over a crossing crash. Attorneys seek to prove rolling stock ownership and may involve the attorney general and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr Hodes a merchant tailor discovered his pocketbook missing with $3. He had not recovered the money by 3 p.m. Mrs and Mr Frank Wella and their child of East avenue visited Mr P W Wella in LaPorte on Sunday.
Mrs Lydia Cannon widow of the late F H Cannon died at her son Henry Cannon’s home in North Ridgeville on March 11 at age 96. Funeral planned for Wednesday March 14 at 11 30 am with interment at Bedford Ohio.
A convention of Akron church men's clubs with about 700 members plans to aid reform of the city police. Most attendees are business men.
A dated warning against catarrh ointments that contain mercury or other harmful ingredients. The notice cautions that such preparations can destroy the sense of smell and affect the entire system through mucous surfaces. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co as genuine and safe.
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