Akron club reforms amid nervousness over men's group
Disjointed OCR reads suggest Akron clubs reorganize amid unease. References mention a men s club and proposals for reforms, with fragmented text indicating a formal change within the organization.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
1
Panama Ganas Not a Fit Place for Workers
Mr. Joseph Freeharty returned from the Isthmus of Panama where canal construction is described as chaotic and unorganized. He cites mass imports of workers, poor planning, quarantines, and unsafe conditions, urging a headquarters overhaul to restore order. The piece mixes criticism of Panamanian work sites with boxing commentary about Nelson, Terry, and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Freeharty
Panama
Panama Canal
Freeharts
Texas
Louisiani
Georgia
Mad Dog on West Side Strikes Panic and Bites
A mad dog roamed the West Side causing panic and biting two children and several dogs. Police tracked the animal, which was shot and killed within an hour. Four dogs belonging to local residents were confirmed bitten while all neighborhood dogs are being watched for new cases. Dr. French treated the injured children and deemed the dog mad. Authorities warn of further risks if additional bites occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Patrick Carlin
Bondstreet
G. Kodis
Bibestrart
Imigrow
Tibey
Sehetl
Spink
Winchel
Devker
French
Death of Mrs Henrietta Peters
Mrs Henrietta Peters died at her son Wood Peters residence 72 Winanen Street after a long illness aged years. An immigrant from Germany she came to this country young and was highly respected. Survived by sons Wood Peters Farner steel and daughters Mrs Robert Jonner Mrs Wordinand Phon. Funeral by Rimbach Wridau at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev J A Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Peters
Sf Years
Fo Fonth
Wood
West River Street
Wordinand Phon
North da Rolay
Lutheran Church
Rimbach & Wridau
J. A. Sehmide
Electric cars on LS and MS railway report
Lathe Sharp and Michisan Southern offered Monday that electric cars would be put to service this spring on tracks between Chevelland and yrla mn, competing with time electric lines. A father of the electric ships would be placed between Biyti and Norwalk following a recent uprpot the electric car demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathe Sharp& Michisan Southern
Ofterids
Bestween Chevelland
Yrla
Ime
Biyti
Norwalk
McGovern Nelson Fight Nets Record Purses in Philadelphia
New York March 93 The Terry McGovern versus Tat Hing Nelson six round bout at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia draws a record purse with over 20 000 in tickets sold and expected receipts near 23 000 Nelson to receive about 10 300 from 45 percent of the gross while McGovern nets about 7 350 The match generates strong bets and local hype ahead of the Philadelphia showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Whith
Terry McGovern
Tat- Hing Nelson Wilh
National Athletic Club
Quaker City
S Nelson
McGovern
Rail plans stir confusion over routes and interests
A Wheeling resident discharged a statement denying a link between Lainey and any railroad deals. The release claims the Lorin West Virginia air line and Wheeling & Lake Erie line are being pushed by friends, with the Wheeling & Lake Erie denying involvement in the Lorain & Southern project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainey
Witeh
Wheeling & Lake Brie
Leratn & Southern
Verbatim Bequest List In Probate Case
Barbara Zuicks Will probate in Hon Hive township details multiple bequests to family members and friends including Catherine Lore Germany 400 Arie Hilberg 100 and Cytherine Hilberg 100. The balance of estate to be divided between Alex Bore and Jah Bore after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phy
Ull Zuick
Hon- Hive
Cok Neuse
Romeliddes
Ford Atonument
Hinston
Kirlessen
Devathea Boere
Catherine Lore
Germany
Barnet Zuick
Arie Hilberg
Tare
Tarhari Itberg
Marriage Licences Listed in Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued by the probate court to several couples including Davis Boly 28 and Mary Bollinge 21 both of Lorain, W Pasenow 22 and Woinia Diedrich of Elyria, Morris Carvol ? and Mertthi Quade 14 Cartisly, Burnsstoss, George Pathoser 12 South Lorain iron worker and Elizabeth Burns ? South Lorain, Charlton E Love 21 Lorain steel worker and Katharine Lora Coyln 19 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maviase
Egart
Davole Lh Boly
Legeld
Draughisman
Mary Bollinge
Whevia
W. Pasenow
Htytin
Sige Raller
Woinia Diedrich
Elyria
Morris Carvol
Gration
Stone
Mertthi Quade
Cartisly
Burnsstoss
George Pathoser
South Lorain
Lron
Elizabeth Burns
Charlton E Love
Lorain
Katharine Lora Coyln
Lorna
Manager Confined To Room In Clothing Company
Mr J Klagie manager of the Late erly Clothing Company is confined to his room with illness. He has been ailing for some time and his many friends hope his sickness is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Klagie
Erly Clothing Company
Bigamist uncovered in Rogues Gallery case
Sheru Salsbury received a cle enular afving involving a photograph of Harry Reynolds of Cleveland who married in Norwalk a week ago to Miss Mae Smith. He was found to have a wife and grown family in Cleveland. The circular was displayed in the sheriff's rogue gallery at the Teoples' Boot Show Cheapside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheru
Salsbury
Harry Oj
Reynolds
Qeveland
Norwalk
Mae Smith
Cleveland
Sherif
Bloody trail leads to chicken coop discovery
In a county morning scene Marshal Wilford follows a blood trail from a road to a farmyard. He finds a blood pool and tracks to a chicken coop where a number of leghorn chickens were found wrung. Local tensions rise as ridge residents report poultry losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Marshal Wilford
Ideal Man craze spurs Elyria social and financial boom
A reporter notes a Elyria voting woman read Minnie Marie Seymour's Ideal Man idea and found several Wy- Wa youths answering the description. The town is on the verge of a social and financial boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Marie Seymour
Wy- Wa
Elyria
Freeman Company Disputes End With Dismissal
Edward Beecher of the Freeman Co of LaGrange reports a case involving Glenn S Freeman Co formed Sept in LaGrange. Freeman was elected president and Beecher secretary treasurer at a Dec 19 1905 meeting. Freeman sought damages for discharge. company counterclaimed for debt. Case settled with dismissal after Beecher surrendered stock for 200 and paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Co
LaGrange
Glenn 8. Freeman Company
Mr. Freeman
EF. J. Beecher
Free- Tin
Freeman
Susan B Anthony Dies in Rochester After Decades of Sufferage Work
Susan B Anthony died Monday night at 11 45 in Rochester New York at her home on Madison street. Doctors Marsena Bieker and Charles S Sumner attended her with sister Miss Mary Anthony at her bedside. Born in Adams Massachusetts in 1820 she devoted her life to temperance anti slavery and the suffrage movement including work with the National Woman Suffrage Association and authoring The History of Woman Suffrage with Stanton Guage and Joslyn. Her death follows a long career in constitutional amendment campaigns and leadership in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Susan B. Anthony
America
Madison Street
Mary
Anthony
Marsena
Bieker
Charles S. Sumner
Aliss Anthony
Washington
Adams
Mass
Tsu
Daniel and
Jancy Anthony
Friends’ Boarding School
Philadelphia
Schves
Women's Temperance Society
Ang
Women's National Loyal League
Miss Anthony
Mrss Stanton
National Women's Suftrase Association
Miles Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Matilda Joslyn Guage
Alstery
Hogland
United States
Tine Beal May Be Released
Attorneys General decision may free up to 160 prisoners for housebreaking as a new law takes effect next week. Among those affected are Laren Green from this county, sentenced April 28, 1903, for five years, and Tine Toal from Lorain, sentenced last June for five years. The ruling applies to those currently serving terms. Buy Walk-over shoes at Peoples' Boot Shop Cheapside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Matinee Idol Vaughn Glas Starring at Elyria Theater
Meyelund matinee idol Vaughn Glas appears Wednesday matinee and evening in Prince Karl at the Elyria Theater. The program lists Glas in leading roles with the usual stage dates announced by local managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Glas
Meyelund
Prince Karl
Elyria Theater
Unlawful Detention In Iron Scrap Shipment Case
A war scrap iron shipment of 60800 pounds arrived in the city via the BL and O line shipped by A Schwartzenberg to a man named Liebling who fled the city after debt. Tanbling allegedly started a foundry and forged a $240 check on Lorain County Bank. He hired many workers and bought goods but did not pay wages or settle bills. Creditors seized the load under Justice Lord’s order, with Constable Cahoon detaining the car for four days. Plaintiff seeks $400 in damages for unlawful detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL & O
A. Schwartzenberg
Liebling
Tanbling
Lorain County
Wright seeks divorce over unpaid meals claim
The petition states Wright and his wife, married July 27, 1903, have one child Ethel. He alleges she would not cook his meals and that she removed household goods to her parents’ home while he worked at the shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Ethel
Ste
Creditors Meet on Saturday Over Bankruptcy of Local Firm
Attorney general receives claims against Stank and Little and about 75 to 100 creditors file notices. Creditors will meet at the courthouse to appoint three trustees and the bankrupt will be examined. The firm owned dredging property and real estate in Lorain and were prominent harbor operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlasey
I U
Inayer
Stank & Little Clule
Court House
Lorain
Hey
Harbor Evans Tractors
Candidates to be nominated for lodge officers
Ato dhe iueting ronda oop Miia Lodge No. 165 Bo PL OS Els holds a meeting to nominate officers for the next year. Attendees are urged to attend and a social session follows with committee reports and new features announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Els
Public Buildings Inspector Tours Bucyrus and Galion
Mir Joma Hath, inspector of public buildings, began a tour of Bucyrus and Galion on Monday. He will inspect state hotels and other facilities to assess compliance with required appliances and safety provisions under his jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Joma Hath
Bucyrus
Galion
Muler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Venger
Belin
Reliet
Kron
Beform Akron
Dol
Panama Ganas
Freeharty
Panania
Orleans
Salaes
Preehara
Tani
Vie
Tyson
Wil
Nelson
Terry
Quakerville
Perry
McCavern
MAD Dog
Volaivan
Thutkauio
Maren
Sullivan
McCoavern
Ramsey
Delano
The
Wheeling
Barbara Zuicks
Rogues Gallery
Cheapside
Patrick
Peoples’ Boot Shop
Constable Cahoon
Elks
Harry H. Smith & CO
Elyria, Ohio
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