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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
2
The Reporter and Printing Co outlines subscription terms set in January. The notice specifies rates and renewal details, noting penalties for late payments and methods for subscribing, with emphasis on orderly account handling and delivery expectations.
Governor Herrick and GOP lawmakers back the Chapman bill while all Democrats oppose it. Lorain County members defect from their caucus to join Democrats in opposing the measure, challenging party unity and testing the future of the Republican organization.
A violent assault targets Reverend Cadmus, a respected religious leader, whose condemnation of unlawful acts is cited as the motive. The incident is portrayed as an attack on a prominent, devoted community figure. Police investigations are expected as residents react to the perceived affront to a trusted pastor and civic moral effort.
The council and electric railway reach a deal over pavement work on Middle Avenue and the boulevard project, aiming to push forward with minimal disputes. Governor Herrick backs the Chapaiati bill, now law, seen as strong evidence of its merit. The Japanese exhibit restraint by shielding war moves from public view.
Bradley, a New Yorker, saves a runaway horse in Kentucky and meets Elizabeth Ogilvie, daughter of Col. Ogilvie. He falls in love, learns of a potential rival Dr. Grayson, and faces heartbreak as Elizabeth prepares to marry Grayson while Bradley contemplates returning to New York.
In a Buston Globe tale, Brad- Jey gains consent from Yor Auditor and meets Col. Ognty at the republicans of Lorain convention. A clergyman, Dr Grayson, recalls Elizabeth Ogilvie and hints at an arranged match. Bradley contemplates making the area his summer home while courting Elizabeth.
Oberlin student H J Scats and others from the Oberlin Business College join Lorin Steel Co as stenographers. The arrangement places local scholars in clerical work, signaling ties between education and industry.
Small garden property of 18 wares in North Amherst village with 10 rooms, good barn and outbuildings. Natural par well on site provides heat and light. House noted by its form. Two basements. For terms inquiries contact H W Belcon, North Sulents Office.
Mrs Gertrude Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered severe coughing and weight loss before using One Minute Cough Cure. After four bottles her cough weakened, strength returned, and she regained her normal weight and health.
Elegant home on Middle Ave with modern conveniences and a reasonable price. Desirable property includes a room modern house on Weath Street with a large lot and good barn on Lot 40x60 on Blaine Street. Also listing on Morinoe Street and other plots. Office at 533 W Broad St, phone 383.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Republican candidate in Korain County for Congress and references county trends and a chamber or district context. The readable bits imply a report about candidate movements and local political dynamics within Korain County.
To my Friends of Lorain County and of this congressional district in view of the vacancy caused by the death of our Congressman W W Skiles and the voluntary resusciaces that have come to me of rapport I have concluded to be and am a candidate for congress A BR Webber
A historical notice from Por County shows Hubert Day declaring candidacy for county commissioner and urging Republican voters to consider the forthcoming Lorain County Republican convention. The letter mentions support or disapproval from friends and notes Homer Be. Baratt Wollington as a fellow signer, with some ambiguities in names and locations.
A candidacy announcement signals potential county commissioner race with uncertain wording about denomination and party support. The message mentions Lorain Ohio and references the Republican county convention and possible alignment with A Durkan and Leball, seeking broad GOP backing.
A garbled item mentions The Black Hills in South Dakota and a claim about the richest hundred, with disjoint names and scattered phrases. It lacks clear facts, dates, or coherent events to anchor a solid news teaser.
After hearing from friends across the county Ehives announces a bid for county commissioner pending the republican county convention decision. Support from allies in that direction is welcomed. the candidate signs the letter as Arnold.
The Republican party nominates two candidates for county auditor and a candidate for county treasurer. H. Cranda of Brownhelm and Eric B. Chapman are identified as contenders subject to approval at the Republican county convention.
Commissioner announces bid for county treasurer in Tarain County. He seeks Republican support at the upcoming county convention and thanks supporters and friends across the party.
A garbled ad style excerpt touts Little Hurry Rivera products as perfectly safe for children and free from side effects. It asserts reliable performance and broad parental trust, naming several undefined brands and figures without coherent context.
Agents of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway sell one way colonists' tickets to western and northwest points including the Pacific Coast Country at very low rates. Valid on first and third Tuesdays in March and April with special low fares to southern and southwestern points. Contact Shore ticket agent or write A J Sinteh, G Pot TA, Cleveland, O. March 25.
War and world events are described in grand terms with promises of rapid, complete, and accurate reports. The advertisement touts exclusive telegraphic news from New York, Washington and Columbus, plus editorials and honest coverage for Plain Dealer readers.
The article notes Tewish stating Taini may run for county assessor pending the next Republican county convention decision led by C. H. Gonzi of Loco, outlining the staged endorsement process and potential battle for the office.
L wish to announca morelf x candi date for nonpty commissioner Bub county convention aml will be very grateful for the support of the repub licans and friends of the good words movement of the county. L. W. Adam, Columbia, 0. To the republicans of Lorn and Loram county: Twill be a candidate for the office of county auditor subject to tim de cision of the republican county con vention, I have always felt very Brateful for the support of many friends in the previous contest and shall appreciate their aid again. Yours for success, H. J. Barrows,
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