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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
1
The notice promotes SILINE from Chicago as a treatment for quinsy, croup, sore throat, and piles, claiming doses and time will help with symptoms. It urges users to consult DeWitt’s brand remedies and warns against counterfeit products, noting availability in Canton, Ohio and urging caution with substitutions.
Fragmented OCR notes show entries about marriage sues, licenses, dates, and a Cleve Hoist related to court actions. Mentions W Reynolds, 22 and 37, with uncertain references to Toledo and Cana, and a claim about a Catarrh Cure with Mercury listed. The text is garbled and partial.
A fragmentary account on Saint Patrick portrays him as a devout, simple minded missionary who preached Christianity in Ireland. It notes his name variations, birth uncertain, years as captive, and missionary work in Saul, with figures claiming he baptized 123000 and consecrated 490 bishops, while describing his cautious approach to pagan tribes and enduring legacy in Irish history.
Joe Torney, ex-saloon keeper of Lorain, sentenced by Judge Washburn to six years in Columbus penitentiary for fatally shooting Burt Lee in an alley behind the Franklin hotel. If behaved, term may reduce to three years nine months and eighteen days. Prosecution argued. defense cited self defense. Torney to be taken to prison within thirty days.
Akyon O March 17 Judge Washburn of Blyria was nominated to succeed himself as judge from this judicial district. He accepted in a brief address after being placed in nomination by E.G. Dobson of Blyria. Chamberlain of Piyria was elected chairman and Arthur Vuo Eppo of Medina was chosen secretary. Twenty five delegates traveled from Lorain county for the convention.
A Sunday afternoon gathering at 3 o'clock in the Congregational church promotes the new Y M C A. Oberlin College secretary Bartholemew will deliver the address, urged to attract many men and business leaders to support the association's growth.
The new Sixth Street school building will be ready for occupancy on April 2. When the next term opens the classes for that building will be moved there.
Lorain attorneys Thompson, Gutsch and Cinniger filed a motion for a new trial in the Maud Ferguson case. They cite irregularities by the prosecuting attorney, alleged misconduct, surprise evidence, insufficient evidence for verdict, and new evidence not reasonably discoverable earlier. They ask the court to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial.
Mrs. KB J Fisher of Chicago. Tl, a pianist with Grentor's band, was injured in an accident and spent weeks in general hospital. She is now better and has returned home. While hospitalized she gave two matinees for patients and the shows were well received.
This morning a mixup sent Mayor Chapman's court records to the police court. Friday night brought Hungarian, German, Russian and American drunks before the court. Offenders Kishechilf, Bekert, Ruskush, and Murray pleaded guilty. Bach paid $5 and costs. Bekert paid all but $2, with a promise to leave the city accepted.
The Men's Club monthly meeting drew strong attendance as Willy McKee’s committee hosted lectures, diversions, and a living pictures program with Searles, Dr. Rorry, and Mr. Ware. A gallery talk by Dr. Reels preceded an upcoming Hall of Fame exhibit with portraits of notable figures.
Mr H M Andress told the Reporter the Andwur hotel will be ready for occupancy on May 1 if contracts proceed. The building will exceed prior plans and accommodate the city of Hlyria for years. It will house 100 rooms and include 25 baths across 13 added baths.
Nurse Ellen Witten at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain held the weight of Mrs Kennedy as a maniac attempted to plunge from a second story window. Dr Monosmith aided in dragging her back to safety, and Kennedy, a morphine user found near death over a week ago, was then moved to a secure ward.
Nebio Col March 17 two score lives were crushed in a head end crash of two Denver Rio Grande passenger trains near Adobe. More than a score injured. Wreckage burned and most coaches incinerated. Sleeping cars escaped. Many killed were families bound for the Northwest. Recovery took hours as flames hampered rescue.
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