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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
2
Dispatches from Managua report Nicaraguans capturing Tegucigalpa the Honduran capital and seizing 1000 rifles plus ammunition after battles at Choluteca. A naval clash near Trujillo between Ometepe and Talumba ended with Ometepe damaged and several casualties.
An old advertisement touts Harpicide as a pleasant hair remedy that kills dandruff germs and promotes healthy growth. The copy claims unrestricted air access aids scalp health and invites readers to request a sample from The Harpicide Co in Detroit.
An explosion of natural gas used to heat a two story theatre in Greenfield Indiana last night injured 24 people and wrecked the building. About 260 spectators caused a panic jamming for exits as the blast rattled the venue. A match likely ignited escaping gas at a ventilator near the east window.
Bucharest reports mobilization of four more regiments at Jassy where 12,000 troops are stationed. Large peasant crowds threaten Galatz and Nanolossa with clashes and looting. a manifesto condemns the government and calls for lawless action. Parliament weighs granting extraordinary powers.
United States Judge Speer ruled the federal employer liability act constitutional in the Lucy Snead case against Central of Georgia Railway Co. He argued federal power to regulate interstate commerce extends to land transportation and supports anti trust, rebates, and passes prohibitions. His decision contrasts with Evans and McCall who struck it down as unconstitutional.
Paris reports a unanimous cabinet decision to dispatch French troops to Oudja Morocco to secure full satisfaction after the murder of Dr. Mauchamp. Demands include punishment of the killer indemnity for the family and a large donation for a Moroccan charity in Dr. Mauchamp’s memory.
Huntington March 26 Miss Emma Rousey was killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio train after stepping from the westbound track to permit a freight to pass. She was struck by an eastbound passenger train. Perry Meadows a section hand attempted a rescue and was killed.
New York police commissioner Bingham district attorney Jerome and assistants Ely and Tinker examined the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association headquarters seeking evidence to confirm a report that $125000 was raised to affect police department legislation. The inquiry relates to the Hingham police bill which ends permanent police inspectors.
Fred Baumbrough living in a tent in San Francisco shot his wife and then killed himself. Secretary Garfield orders strict enforcement of the law prohibiting fencing of the public domain. Prof. Von Bergmann, famed surgeon, dies at Wiesbaden after appendicitis operation. Col Albert L. Meyer selected for brigadier general to fill Gen Wint vacancy. Dr William Linder of Union South Carolina shot dead by Lucy Litsey who entered his office and fired. suspect arrested. In Panama Canal Zone February two white laborer deaths from black water fever and tuberculosis. no deaths among 900 American women and children.
A reader asks if the Reporter edition can be delivered regularly by phone contact with the office. The note suggests arranging ongoing home delivery through direct communication.
In 1897 I suffered a stomach disease described as Dyspepsia or Consumption and feared I would not live to spring. Four years of boiled milk and strict diets followed until I tried Kodol For Dyspepsia from an Almanac. A 5-cent bottle restored my health and let me return to work as a machinist in two months.
Home seekers and colonists offered tickets at low rates through B. and O. R. R. Agent. A machine claims to drive clouds away. Dewitt’s Little Early Risers are promoted to scatter gloom of sick headache and biliousness. They do not gripe or sicken. Recommended and sold by all druggists.
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