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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references substances and safety precautions. It mentions tea, tableta, and chemicals such as phos sone alum sub and dykeman in unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable entities are extractable from the readable text.
Community leaders push for a fully equipped YMCA Y M C A structure in Elyria arguing it will uplift youth and adults with dormitories, gymnasium, baths, reading rooms, classes, and social spaces. Early support cites 700 signed members and calls for broad public backing to raise funds and build a central union depot option.
Passenger Agent Witbeck of the B. and G. and Nickel Plate at Lorain is preparing a year 1908 report at the special request of the railroad company.
Mrs. Charles Porter of Dodge Street received a severe wrist wound from a terrier bite at nine this morning. The dog also bit neighbor Cecil Eckler and ten others before neighbors killed it with an ax. Health Officer French suspects hydrophobia and prepared to send Mrs. Porter to Cleveland if her condition worsens.
Evangelist Wilson told a women-only audience at Gospel church Cleveland that parlor dances lead to hell and warned against deceitful appearances. He denounced gambling among women, criticized fashionable dress, and urged women to avoid advances while acknowledging honest confession from the crowd.
The Cleveland Ashland and Marini eld Traction company, an extension of the Cleveland and Southwestern system, will have construction let in two weeks. A forty two mile line runs from Seville through Seville Le Roy Lodi West Salem to Ashland and onward to Mansfield connecting with Ohio Central lines to close the gap between Columbia and Cleveland.
Capt W J Worth of basket shop fame is named among defendants in money recovery suits filed in Cuyahoga County. The actions involve two women, Lydia DeCroate and Miss Frices Sharp, who allegedly dealt in stocks at Johnson Walker Co. The suits signal many more against the firm as investors face losses. Meanwhile Hertha Gallid is set to appear Friday March 30 in Blu Ma theater for Belasco’s Sweet Kiss Bellas, blending Castle’s Bath Comedy era romance with Belasco’s stage adaptation and Gillken’s role. The production promises dramatic lighting and a detailed scenic setup to transport audiences to a romantic, picturesque past.
Superintendent J K Russell of the Cleveland offices orders action against nuisance newsboys at Hyria. Special Agent F W Snyder is to meet city police and, if needed, arrest boys who jump onto trains to sell papers, to prevent further disturbances at the Like Shore depot.
Columbus March 26 The night bulletin on Gov Pattison reports rising pulse and respiration and growing restlessness signaling a grave relapse. Family and physicians remain at bedside as attendants increase. Secretary Houck fears the governor may not recover.
Rural district telephone project moves forward near Birmingham with a proposed system at Henrietta. A stock company to be formed with first papers to Columbus, two thousand dollars in stock already sold, and sixty phones planned to start.
The Hoard of trustees of Oberlin College sue W W Pickard, Mery J Pickard and Elmer Tucker for failure to pay two promissory notes and other money totaling 5401.96. A mortgage secured the debt on land in Ridgeville and Eaton townships. The land and notes were transferred to the plaintiffs and they seek judgment.
Mitchell Heltner files a lawsuit claiming abandonment after a decade. The case details allege prolonged desertion and seek legal remedy for damages and restoration of rights. Court records indicate the action targets a former partner or associated entity and requests relief under applicable statutes.
A husband seeks divorce from Delia Hetfine claiming she abandoned him and failed to return. They wed in Norwalk on a date recorded as September 8, 1886.
Offices at 524 West Broad in Smith's store announce Hinkson and Co as building contractors who will also handle real estate on instalment plans. They have secured land in several city sections and plan to erect a planing mill once operations are fully underway.
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