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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
March 15 report from Oberlin notes student involvement in revival meetings led by Rev. Lyon. Signs like Baby Food on Tap and Ten-cent Circus appeared on campus, with three freshmen linked to revival activities facing potential expulsion amid university inquiries.
Cleveland March 15 Judge Schwan I Thursday ordered the W. M. Pattison Supply Co to pay a 42 percent dividend on its $50 000 capital stock. This is the county's first dividend decree and it must be paid within 66 days. Stockholder Charles F. Dreher charged officers drew excessive salaries and diverted funds from dividends. the court did not rule on salaries.
Prominent Van Buren farmer Frank Howe describes severe rheumatism and sleepless pain. He credits Arlington O or Smith Drug Company remedy with rapid relief after six bottles. Howe notes no recurrence and urges others to write for information and samples.
Lorain shipyard workers say the yards will shut down in a few days, while the company argues there are not enough men to force a major stoppage. Some strikers claim electricians joining would end operations immediately, but both sides keep quiet and the situation remains largely unchanged.
Secretary of War Taft to deliver the keynote for Oklahoma’s first Republican campaign in the new state. He is expected to state his position on the presidential nomination. The August election will ratify the constitution and elect state officials. the state convention is anticipated in June. Taft to speak in Town and Minnesota on June 12 and 13.
The Toledo Blade advertises itself as a weekly paper for national circulation with 185,000 yearly subscribers. It claims low price at one dollar a year and promises plain facts, current topics, short stories, and family content.
A report from Hit the optician at 633 Broad Street notes an incident near the shop. Police investigate the scene as witnesses describe a disturbance outside the optical store.
An advertisement explains how sedentary lifestyles and rich foods strain the stomach, causing illness. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non medicine aid that helps digestion, claims they can digest 2000 grains of food, and offers a free trial from the Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan. The 50 cent size is sold at drugstores.
Toulon reports the engine room of the Jana was reached and numerous bodies recovered, with the death toll cited as 103. Hospital officials examine remains before coffins, while a foot and burned clothes are found in a sack.
The San Francisco supreme court refused to issue writs of habeas corpus sought by Mayor Schmitz and Abraham Ruef on Thursday over alleged grand jury legality.
President Roosevelt ordering that Japanese or Korean laborers with passports to Mexico Canada or Hawaii and return be refused admission to the continental United States. The move follows San Francisco school segregation for whites and stands as a final chapter pending treaty talks with Japan.
An advertising prospectus promises nationwide help selling or leasing farms, homes, or businesses. It invites readers to request a monthly booklet of properties for sale and to describe desired locations. Also mentions attorney referrals for Patent Office matters and cites a historical anecdote about a California woman securing damages for her husband.
A correspondent asks if the above statement is true. the writer argues against it while praising Electrogen a blood purifier and tonic advertised as a universal germ killer. He claims personal use and offers a free 50 cent bottle with a mail order to a Fremont address. sold by Eady Drug Store.
B and O runs daily trains leaving Elyria at 1 34 p m bound for Medina Akron Youngstown Butler Pittsburgh McKeesport Cumberland Washington Philadelphia and New York. Sleeper from Akron offered. Reporter Want Ads bring results.
Farmers can receive local Elyria Republican news and The Tribune Farmer from New York City at a joint annual price of 1.60. Separate subscriptions cost 2.00. Send orders to The Republican Elyria Ohio or Geo W Best Tribune Farmer Office New York City for a free sample.
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