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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
1
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Rumors suggest Elyria may host Studebaker automobile production after the Garrard plant transfer. The Studebaker Co of South Bend is said to consider buying or leasing Garrard’s building here to lower costs and shipping ore stockpiles are noted as depleting while docks run quiet.
Mrs A K Jackson millinery proprietor at 57 Broadway and assistant Miss Florento Grulick faced a dangerous gas leak Tuesday. Grulick called a physician. a plumber found three leaks in the gas meter after Grulick and Jackson were overcome. Both women recovered and returned to work.
The authorities announce no inquest will be held into the shooting of Mrs. Elizabeth Elders by George William, a colored man, and state the case does not warrant an inquiry. Dr. French confirms the decision.
One of the Laferest cases is set for trial in the April term of circuit court. State v. W. J. Worth, guilty previously in the lower court and fined $500 for running a bucket atop on Bank street, Century block. Worth appealed after the jury’s short deliberation and may pursue further appeals to the Supreme Court if the circuit court verdict stands.
County Auditor Haserodtch was summoned to Sandusky Common Pleas Court to testify in the State of Ohio vs Hughes bridge matter. He was to produce the contract between King Bridge Co and Lorain County for the Erie avenue bridge and the county commissioners' journals for 1898 and 1899. He left Sandusky at 1 30.
Lewis Graundt, manager of the Ni cola company, visited Elyria to talk with real estate men about building 300 houses for Garford employees. Local firms will be invited to bid. no exclusion of local contractors is planned. Bids for 200 houses will be requested once ground is ready.
Ore shipments from the Lorain dock piles have declined sharply over the past weeks from about 2000 tons daily to roughly 1200 tons. The slowdown is attributed to the steel industry's reduced activity.
Josenk lipo, tied to a rumored Black Hand gang, prepares for violence in a tense scene. Jos. Pupo, flanked by Mrs. Pus to, waves a revolver and vows to defend his life and family amid threats of murder and possible arrest of alleged members.
A wreck occurred on the S and O line at Sandusky this morning. The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern train went to Sandusky to aid in clearing cars from the track.
W. M. Kuhn, assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan Insurance Co. of Elyria, won the banner for 1905 after a seven-district contest. A year end tie among Elyria Lorain and Norwalk was decided in January, with Elyria credited for writing the most business. The banner is silk with gold trimming as Kuhn notes the region's growing business.
Oliver Parsh of Lorain, employed at the B&O Round House, seeks 1900 dollars in damages after a coal bucket piece struck him, causing unconsciousness and permanent dizziness. He alleges the accident resulted from neglected repairs he had requested and filed his petition today.
Shelby Ohio March 22 The Republican Congressional committee of the Fourteenth district selected Mansfield as the place for holding the congressional convention to renominate Congressman Welk or name his successor. The convention will be held June at the Memorial Opera House Webber sympathizers were barred from attending. George H Chamberlain, candidate for the nomination, was closeted with the committee for half an hour. Webber’s supporters push for delegates chosen by primary election. Chamberlain favors mass convention with unit rule. Also notes Pittsburgh road sale and Cleve Ramsey routes amid local railway and political maneuvering.
Dumas and Lyons finished tied at 15 targets after initial shoots with 6 points each. In the second shoot at 16 targets Dumas broke 9 to Lyons 7, giving Dumas the club badge victory.
Substitute House bill by Mr Levech of Lorain county re enacting law to permit boards of education to conduct day schools for deaf persons over three years old with $150 per pupil. Amended House bill by Mr Lerech allowing villages and township boards of education to maintain public libraries. Applies to Worth Am sherst Lorain county.
George Williams of Lorain, a colored hod carrier, shot and killed Mrs Elders, owner of a Lorain boarding house, then killed himself. Four shots fired in a jealous confrontation. both died almost instantly.
A gathering of the Knights of Pythias Seventh District of Ohio including Erie Huron Sandusky and Lorain counties met at the Oddfellows hall. Mayor Chapman welcomed the visitors with district deputy E C Gregg of Lorain replying for the Knights. An open meeting for friends of the order was announced for this evening.
A twelve ton boiler arrived for the Andwar hotel and will also heat the Elyria block. The plant purchase aims to provide broader heating service beyond the hotel, aligning with the company’s long term supply plans.
W B Thompson reiterated that Lake Erle J Crisp & Co real estate agents sold two Columbus street lots owned by W A Ely to Edward Brush for 5000 dollars. Brush plans a handsome residence on the property.
Sandusky Ohio March 28. The Hughes bridge trial in common pleas court brings in experts to study correspondence between Henry Hammond agent for Canton Bridge Co and bridge agents. Letters seized by a grand jury reveal data on four Lorain county bridges and talk of pools. Hammond elusive after testimony. investigators search hotels while prosecutors Wickham and Wachenheimer attend.
Ex-manager Peley KK White of the Elysian city directory company remains in jail without bail. He refused outside help, insisting he would die in jail rather than seek relatives’ aid, despite ill relatives who could settle his defalations.
Rev Dr Dawson officiated last evening at his parsonage for Vir W EH Hutchinson of Oberlin and Miss Ndith May Cook of Elyria. They plan to reside in Oberlin, and the nuptial service was recorded in the local ceremony.
The Middleton Concert Company presented an excellent entertainment to a sizable Methodist Episcopal church audience last evening. Arthur Middleton’s singing drew praise and Margaret Stahl’s recitations captivated listeners. Blustery weather reduced turnout, though workers in bulking operations earned the highest wages.
At a brief session the Service board approved a contract with United States Tran Casings Co to furnish 400 tons of ice putt for the water works department. Shipment to begin April 15 to allow laying as early as possible. Board faces plant constraints as new East Side section requires sewer and water connections for factory and residence districts.
Washington reports that Mrs Webber and son Lawrence Webber of Representative A J Webber of the Fourteenth Ohio District are seriously ill in a local hospital. Mrs Webber’s condition is grave with little hope of recovery, while Lawrence is not as critical but of grave concern to the congressman and family.
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