Lock Argains: Lon Timpress Ovation Price
A fragmented notice mentions an event titled Lock Argains with a focus on a price and an ovation. Details are unclear, but the item centers on a municipal or local affair discussing cost and public reception.
03 May 1904
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1904
Page
1
A fragmented notice mentions an event titled Lock Argains with a focus on a price and an ovation. Details are unclear, but the item centers on a municipal or local affair discussing cost and public reception.
Walter Jacobs of North Ridge died after a hunting accident months earlier when a gun exploded as he dragged it. The injury caused a spinal stroke leading to death. He left parents and siblings. funeral was Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in North Amherst. A Municipal Venture Hull tramway earnings and losses noted. Tell of Kadley Miss Odley and Miss Swellman joke from Philadelphia Ledger.
The Court of Common Pleas hears Mrs Sybil Lewin and Lyle D Lewis divorce suit alleging marriage on January 1 1900 and three children Francis Severn and Harriet. The defendant reportedly claimed paternity of the oldest child but disputed the others. Domestic friction harmed Mrs Lewins health.
Opinion urges federal law to protect rail travelers from train wreckers and robbers. It argues that interstate commerce authority and strong federal action should shield passengers, with harsh penalties and national pursuit if needed. The piece compares piracy and rail crime, calling for decisive action and even death penalties for train wreckers.
A Lorain Oberlin era opinion piece urges an electric railway joining Lorain and Oberlin with a terminal by the lake. It argues the line would boost Oberlin student attendance from Lorain and nearby areas, attract families, aid regional trade, and place a major educational institution within twenty minutes of Lorain’s doors.
Mrs Henry Schafer of Birmingham drank a bottle of corrosive sublimate on Monday and lingered near death for hours, but is expected to recover. Her distress stemmed from worry over a pet cow’s death weeks earlier. Court was adjourned so the husband could go home. KR V Pierce's World Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo filed libel suit for 200000 damages against The Ladies Home Journal in Buffalo, alleging a recent issue falsely claimed Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription contains harmful ingredients and alcohol.
Elder Lyon of Medina preached at the Baptist church. Hastings and Mrs. FP are ill. Demby Spicer of Cleveland visited. Miss Elsie Buswell of Elyria stayed in town. Earl Underhill and parents hosted visitors A B Underhill. Mrs. Ida Sheldon and Mrs. Huldah Powers attend Grafton convention. Mrs. Henry Spicer improving. Prof. and Mrs. Martin of Ashtabula visited Rev H K Hillberry. Charles Kelner spent time in Elyria. T Lang purchased Maple Grove cheese factory north of town. A black kid glove found near Ida Hubbard’s home. owner may recover it. Some farmers gave up oats due to late season news.
Two baby carriages offered for sale at 142 Harrison Street. One carriage is nearly new and appears in excellent condition.
The Lake Avenue North social held at Miss Emily Rosa on Wednesday evening drew fewer attendees due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Collier and their young son visited relatives, including Mrs. C. Borne of Cleveland and Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Henry Taft and Horace Collier were ill this past week, and Holgie Standen cared for a child with pneumonia while Grandma Standen stayed with her son. Ice cream and tea were served at the candy kitchen.
Edward Drager a Berea lad was enticed from school by Kate Nichola of Elyria. He was found Monday and returned home after being taken last week. The boy, now three, had been cared for by a stepmother since his mother died. Authorities located him at the Nichola residence Saturday.
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