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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
6
A Pittsburg case alleges that WW Friend and associates used fraudulent schemes to control valued estate assets worth millions. The actions allegedly involved inducing a sick judge to transfer real estate and stocks to Futtee Wis and allies, with commissions claimed and the estate moved through several hands amid court actions and alleged manipulation.
Thomas F Thomas assistant editor of The Cleveland Tribune and Verna M Brooks were married Saturday by Rev J P Sala at the Church of Christ. The couple plan to reside in Cleveland and begin their life together in the city.
Centators in the streets, workers from Norwalk, and many job seekers anticipate a large spring construction surge. Dozens of letters indicate a wave of men eager to secure employment as the city anticipates a busy building season.
A heavy boiler made by D Connelly & Co of Cleveland was hauled by horses to the Andwur hotel this morning. It weighed many tons and was dragged up Mill street to the hotel, a demanding pull for all involved. The item reflects a local industrial note from Cleveland across the river. Kennedy's Lacative Stoney and Tar is advertised as a pleasant cathartic for colds and coughs, promising head clearing and respiratory relief.
The Fire Marshal report shows in 1905 he spent 620410 dollars funded by insurance company premiums. Costs cover salaries, office expenses, telegraph calls, travel, and court-related items while indicating effort to improve public safety through smaller losses and higher insured value. The report highlights witness support, extradition issues, and ongoing inspections amid changing building risks and insurance contributions.
An ad pitches a Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic by Dykeman promising a positive guarantee. It claims growing town talk, free trial with no cost if it does not help, and urges readers to try the remedy touted as beneficial for health.
The transfer papers for the property at the corner of Middle Avenue and Fifth Avenue were handed to Sheriff Lillebury this morning completing the deal. Sheriff and A Smith will erect a tenement house on the vacant lot.
Shammell and Klink, accused of breaking store windows in the old Metropolitan area, were discharged today by Judge Wana after being bound over to the Ly court. Proceeding showed insufficient evidence to proceed with the case.
A fragment reports Sho Salsbury and Olan being sent to the Cleveland workhouse. It notes a dispute over money from Mr Preeman and Jonun Mie and a plan to spend time there due to the dissatisfaction.
The Cleveland & Southwestern Railways Company president Pomeroy warmly received a committee seeking funds to buy land for Guford’s planned automobile factory. He willingly signed the subscription and voiced interest in Elyria, noting the project’s promise of prosperity and new factories.
The Wilfred Gil lett vs May Gillett et al will case proceeds in Medina Common Pleas Court before Judge Hayden. Attorneys Metcalf represent defendants while M G Johnson and Lee Stroup represent plaintiffs. Mos Gillett testified her husband was not of sound mind at his death and had long been weak minded, claiming he could not have acted as he did.
The liquor lobby and opponents clash over a Dow tax bill raising the rate to $1.06. The senate shows a divided mood as supporters push passage with eight to two temperance support, while opponents argue delaying and debating the impact. Senator Weat of Bel Jeroniine and Senator Hypes of Springs lead discussions amid activity from March 19 efforts.
Plans for remodel of the Adams block in Amherst sold to bank promoters. Shute Architect Wurmeer to oversee extensive alterations costing several thousand dollars. Front to be pillared with stone features. new owners include Moch ve Tech Bays and Nichols firms.
An old advertisement text promotes Kedol Disgusts as a remedy after meals to stop belching puffing and palpitations. It urges readers to visit druggists to buy Kedol for stomach comfort amid casual misprints and OCR errors.
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