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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
1
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City council orders sewer and street work around the Garford factory site between Summer and Prospect streets south of the Lake Shore railroad. A 17 acre tract, including the Northrup and Day holdings, will host a large modern auto plant with a 600 by 45 foot main building and four wings.
Captain Whitney, appointed head of the police, plans a nightly system to have the nightmen report by telephone to headquarters every twenty minutes. Last night a hourly check was performed and officers were alerted the station kept watch. The measure aims to monitor personnel on the outside boats in the central city as the captain makes surprise rounds.
The National Tube Company investigates the death of Mike Bre an Austrian resident of South Lorata found dead after a month missing from his boarding place Brac holds a $1000 life policy and seeks to pay heirs or record a clear account of the event Company officials plan limited inquiry to establish Bruc e is dead and the cause of death without extensive details
Mary Rhinberg confined in county jail for 88 days as prosecuting witness in the Stephen Wenstone case. She refused bond, will be paid a dollar per day, and condemns the hardship as part of the legal process. Local officials defend the system while noting witnesses’ expenses in court.
Captain and Mrs Thomas Willard and Mrs Gilmore hosted guests from Cleveland and Elyria at Attorney Q A Gilmore's home in Elyria. Pink and white decor featured pink sweet peas and ferns. A six course dinner included turkey, mashed potatoes, tomato salad, and pink strawberry cream.
An entertainment of rare merit will be staged at the Elyria Theater Friday night to aid the city hospital. The Bohumir Kryl company, led by Heinrich with Cave Heinrich a baritone and violinist, will tour Lyceum venues.
On March 14 reports from Oberlin indicate a well on the city outskirts is flowing oil in abundance. Operator Albert Carr says he will delay further work for a day or two until interested parties arrive. No activity is seen by Logan Gas Co or options on adjacent property are noted.
Pied C Wolf has secured the contract to build the Perry Fay factory on the Beebe estate. The brick two story building will have about 20 000 square feet of floor space on a site of three to four acres. The plant will manufacture screw machine products and aim to occupy in July. Setup of machinery may take longer than expected and delivery could be delayed.
Michael Kosonovitch pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to wound on Wednesday. He was fined $1 and costs and given 35 days in jail, suspended with payment of costs. He claimed the act was not malicious, done while playing with his brother in law. The jury was dismissed until Monday. Ot to Haserodt county auditor was in Cleveland. Judge Washburn traveled to Norwalk.
Mayor Chapman stated at a city meeting that Moss Walks compare favorably with those in Cleveland Albany and other cities. He noted Blytheville cross walks are not a bit cleaner than those in the cited cities.
A 1606 telegraphic report from Columbus Ohio quotes Hon E G Johnson expressing strong opposition to a kidnapping alleged by the Lexon committee. He condemns the act as disgraceful and urges lawful Senate action to restrain mob influence in public affairs.
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