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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
2
A garbled note speaks of Folin Rochateller and Coroeude as figures in a shifting political landscape. It mentions Shellgate Mans Wepubties and a push by Gov. Commins, portraying a tense clash amid public scrutiny and apparent endorsements.
The Ohio legislature granted ship canal companies the same eminent domain powers as railways, enabling the Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Co to operate as an Ohio entity. The plan, linking Pittsburgh to Lake Erie with a northern terminus near Ashtabula, faces funding estimates around 85 million dollars and aims to overcome earlier legal obstacles in Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
The Rev J Lentz pastor of a Latter Day Saints church was killed by a lightning strike during a service on March 24. A bolt descended during a thunderstorm splitting the chandelier and sending the preacher to the floor unconscious. Flames were soon extinguished as the church pews burned and congregants fled.
A Sunday baseball bill advances after Senate approval and moves to the House. Senator Schmidt cites a Cleveland petition near 82,900 names in support. Despite opposition to pro baseball on Sundays, many back lifting the prohibition as the measure proceeds.
A fragmented verse laments social norms and personal expression. The speaker notes blames and questions behavior, then praises a smile and demeanor while wondering about a distant, starry authenticity. The lines imply romantic tension and self-doubt in archaic speech.
Aliinger Dykeman relays a message from Singles & Smith stating Sweet Kitty Bellairs was the best attraction ever to perform in Sandusky at the opera house. The Witty Bellairs company will be kept in Myrin Theatre this evening.
In 2005 a marriage license issued to Ma Moody, Lorain, and Rose White, Ak rent, was finally used yesterday by Justice Lord. The couple did not explain the delay. Frank Flathaway and Mya Brundage wed at 5 PM with Rev. J. P. Sala officiating. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 271 Highth Street.
An auction sale is announced due to a change of business. Items to be sold publicly at Ely's Stock Run near the west end of the fair ground in Migria. The notice indicates a relocation of business and sale details follow in the nearby listing.
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