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E. L. Disbro
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
2
Century Opens With Record US Foreign Trade in January
United States exports in January reached a record high of 186 million dollars, with manufactured goods totaling 86 million and cotton exports showing a boost in value despite slight volume decline. The January trade balance favored the U S by 67 million, up 25 million from the previous year, signaling a prosperous year ahead and highlighting the link between strong politics and business confidence. (Source: St Louis Globe Democrat)
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United States
Auo Ln
St. Louis Globe Democrat
The Steel Trust and Its Looming Threat to Prices
The piece warns that a new steel combine could control ore supplies, ships, rails, and mills from Lake Superior to consumers, potentially setting prices. It contrasts with Standard Oil, urging moderation to avoid layoffs, reduced construction, and social unrest if the trust overplays its power. The fate of industry hinges on management policy and competition avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake Superior
Ironer Steel
Standard Oil Company
Hugh
Leader in League Work and Civic Charity Impresses Seattle
Rev. J. G. Thorns, newly appointed by the National Anti Saloon league, appears pleased with Seattle and Washington. He organized the first Baptist Italian Mission in America, ran social services for lodging housemen, and preached gospel in a Dispensary while aiding the sick and poor. The report also notes local water works debates and upcoming senatorial reapportionment and Cuban constitutional questions.
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J. G. Thorns
National -Uti i Saloon League
Thorns
Seattle
Washington
J. C. Thems
Elgin
Dll
Brown University
Providence
Fee
Rochester Theological Seminary
Elyxia
Ohio
Cleveland
Erie
Thoms
Lower
New York
First Baptist
America
Gambling in Newport Haunts Wealthy Society, Clergy Claim
An AP dispatch notes Newport society’s gambling issue spreading nationwide after sermons denouncing gambling. Clergy and social critics cite elite card playing at homes and hotels, warning excess corrupts virtue while urging reform from cultured circles.
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New York
Elyria Chnrch
Roy
Braddin Hamilton
Newport
D. William BR. Huntington
Hamilton
Gouiety
BR. S. Muchathar
The
Baptist Cavalry Church
Garda
Tuane
de. van de Water
An Advertiser Signboard Aids Farm Sales
A prosperous farmer James Jackson posts a signboard at his gate with his name farm name Jackson Farm and distance to the post office. A blackboard below lists stock for sale and he notes he sold one horse and two cows with calves since erecting the signboard, crediting advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
National Marine Band to Visit Cleveland for Two Concerts
The U.S. Marine Band, led by Brig-Gen Ghos Heywood, gains leave from Washington to perform in Cleveland at Gray's Armory on March 20. The band, enlarged to four members under a congressional act, receives boosted pay and status as the nation’s premier ensemble. Special rail rates from Elyria for the occasion apply, with tickets sold locally for either session. The item also endorses the city’s Republican ticket.
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United States
Ghos. Heywood
United States Marine Corps
Great National Band
White House
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Cleveland Gray’s
Cleveland Elyria É& Western Ry
Elyria
Rural Free Mail Delivery Hailed In Verse Complaint
Poem from the neighboring township laments not receiving rural free mailDelivery after petitioning the district. The verses describe a cold hard winter and the long delay while residents await promised doorstep mail service and the box they paid for.
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Waa
Oberlin College President urges larger endowment to cover deficits
President Barrows presents a 1900 endowment report showing only 35 percent of current expenses covered by income. Total endowment 704,808.58 dollars. total expenses 4,495,860.89. deficit 14,451.80 met by gifts. Oberlin seeks new library, labs, and admin buildings and favors stronger academy with manual training.
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Oberlin College
Barrows
Belmagh
Oberlin
Acadeumpo
Cher‘lin
Thas
No Trouble About Getting Recruits From Reorganized Army
An over 100 percent rise in enlistments since February 8 after the army reorganization bill has officials confident they will fill the army to full strength before volunteers must be mustered out. Adjutant General Corbin reports daily from recruiting officers nationwide. By February 8 the first week yielded 386 recruits and by the week ending March 9, 786 recruits were obtained.
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War Department
Corbin
The New Woman Spring Fashion Trends
Cretonne flowers lead spring dress trends with long underskirts and narrow gaffles. Louis XV coats with basques appear beside fancy epoch vests. Gnipure trims light gowns while two tone face adornments and long oversleeves with laced undersleeves appear. Horsehair hats top summer headwear.
Notable Endowment Gift to Carnegie Company Workers Fund
Pittsburg is reported to have received a historical donation of 6.9 million dollars by Andrew Quinoye for the endowment of the fund benefiting elderly and disabled employees of the Carnegie Company. The gift marks the largest donation of its kind in memory, with the fund created about fifteen years ago and praised for aiding the infirm. Cleveland leaders split over Tom Johnson’s mayoral bid with notable Democrats opposing him. Indianapolis reports the death of General Benjamin Harrison at 4:46 PM, surrounded by family and close aides, after a period of illness starting last Thursday.
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Pittsburg
Mauroh
Andrew Quinoye
John Farley
V. McMahon
Harry W. Wilsen
Chas. Olney
New Yorker
Tndlatuapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Hi Family
Harrison
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Maton
Cincinnati
Morrisom
Minneapolis
Miller
John Scott Tfarrison
Kansas City
Russell Tiatmeon
Genernil
Cleveland
Thurtison
Lfe
Sneha
Fay Stocking Co directors weigh future action in Elyria
A Fay Stocking Co board meeting on a Wednesday evening debated reorganization and possible reopening sites. Some stockholders oppose moving the main business from Elyria where many workers rely on the factory, while others favor options from several locations.
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Fay Stocking Co. Fiirectors
Elyria
Mayor's Court Fines James Bigga for Intoxication
James Bigga, of Birmingham, was fined $5 plus costs Thursday morning in Mayor's Court for intoxication.
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James Bigga
Birmingham
Short Cut Paths Rile Courthouse Park Neighbors
Court house residents complain about informal short cut paths across the courthouse park. Officials note many walks exist and warn lawns will recover but vandalism markings may become obvious as the turf regrows.
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Court House
Court House Park
Carlisle Grange Meeting Details Highlight Local Farming
Carlisle Grange members from La Porte enjoyed a winter gathering with poems essays and talks. J H Penfound discussed profitable farming this year while Will Penfound moves to a new home and officers plan April meetings. The group promotes irrigation and moral uplift for farming communities.
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la Porte
Hell
J. HW. Penfound
Miss Jay
Arvid
Bro
Will Pevfound
Beckie Truin
Eglder
Carlisle Grange
W. D. Warren
Wellington
Tate
Sid Gee
Hee
Fey
T.whye
Quarantine Efforts As Smallpox Fears Spread In Township
In the township the suthnnfia are restricting movement to halt smallpox spread. Two families on opposite river sides show cases. a 14 year old girl in the Myers family is severely ill. Vaccinations continue, with 43 people treated and more seeking Dr Hart's care. The west side school closed for the day. actors vow strict quarantine and rapid stamping out of the disease. At Ridgeville caucus, John Sayre is named Trustee with a slate including A H Breyster as Treasurer and Wm Buck as Assessor.
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PB. Prnley
A. & Myers
Mr. Myers
Pauley
Suday
Langton
de. Hart
Dr. Hart
Ridgeville
John Sayre
Tresaurer
A. H. Breyster
Wm, Buck
J. D. Stearns
Geo, Wilkinson
Chamber committee pursues locating Elyria machine shop
The Chamber of Commerce committee led by Messys, Brooks, Hinman, Ensigzn, Tucker and Chamberlain reports progress on finding a site for a machine shop in Elyria. Several local business leaders have responded generously, with more expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messys
Brooks
Hinman
Ensigzn
Tucker
Chamberlain
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Hey
First Vessel Enter Lorain Ships Tung Lutz Cleve land
The Tung Lutz, the season's first vessel to reach Lorain, arrived from Cleveland Wednesday with a barge in tow carrying two boilers for the new Satium being built at Lorain. A fish tug worked nets for the early catch amid storm risk and high prices.
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Lorain
Tung Lutz
Cleveland
Satium
Delay at Fox Furnace Factory Due to Severe Weather
Bad weather halts work at the Fox Furnace factory with mud and storms impeding progress. Contractor Pfandt han leads about twenty three men while Superintendent Long oversees sixteen workers waiting for better conditions to resume construction.
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Pfandt Han
Long
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