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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
3
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Columbus March 13 The Ohio General Assembly debates early adjournment around April 2 as key bills move. Topics include county salary law a bank inspection act primary election reforms and bonds for a state crippled children institution with a nine member commission.
Violent telegrams reveal Theodore Schamperten, married last year, staged a murder hoax to defraud Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Newark and Mutual Casualty Minneapolis. His wife’s brothers reported, and a $5 206 annuity was sought pending investigation. A letter described the murder plot and body disposal.
Newcastle Pennsylvania directors and stockholders condemn the Akron league meeting schedule and consider withdrawing to form a smaller circuit. Sharon may join Newcastle in leaving the C and P league amid perceived neglect by the six Ohio cities. Terre Haute juries acquit three theater managers over Sunday performances claimed as public moral benefits. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar promotes a soothing remedy for colds and coughs across druggists.
The Good Randa association met at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon to form a committee of ten to lobby the county commissioners for selecting the best highway construction samples next year. Dr Ruefy urged ending current county road methods as wasteful. Speakers included Dr C Cushing and others. AApril meeting planned at North Amherst.
Derin March 12 reports a Berlin trial of a man named Stoss driven by a mania to cut girls hair attacked on streets. Dr Oltersdorff notes cases of hair brushing urges perfumes and odors and a poet who writes with floral scents. He warns such manias spread among educated youth. An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ends the piece.
The column surveys spring form among Connie Mack’s prospects Lord and Knight and notes likely retention. It mentions Pullman trade hopes, Clark Griffith keeping the southpaw, Princeton’s improving squad under W. B. Cogswell, and other minor notes on Beckley Frantz and Hunt. It also promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a medical ad.
Veteran umpire Jack Sheridan known as the Human Foghorn retires after twenty years across seven leagues. The article recalls his tough crowds in Detroit and St. Louis, a single classic valedictory, and his swift onfield hazards while praising his humor and integrity.
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