Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Elyria Reporter in Elyria, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1899

Page

3

Court of Common Pleas summons Elyria land title case

Orin Doe files suit in Lorain County Court against Samuel Ellsworth to quiet title to a parcel in Elyria described as part of Lot No 8 in Block 71. The plaintiff seeks ownership in fee simple and costs. Defendant must answer by May 1, 1890, or default judgments will be entered. March 7, 1890. Orin Doe, Plaintiff. Marchkin H C Manter, Attorney.

Sammel Ellsworth Samuel Elsworth Grove Orin Dole Inii Elyria County of Lorain Ohio Samuel Ellsworth Orin Doe Marchkin H.C. Manter Plaints Frances E. Eliwell Platinia Charles E. Starr Jennie Williams West Fifth Street Los Angeles California Betsky Ann Goodwin Betsey Ann Goodwin Betsey Ann Goolwin Jennie Wiliams Rances E. G. Johnson F. M.stevens Mary M. Sheldon Myra Cole Pasadena State of California Fanny Kelly Thompson Miles Frank Stang Court of Commn Pleas Lorain Co.q Mary JF Shildon Frank Stans Renal Estate el River Mary M. Bheldon Myra Cele Thompson Q. A.gilemore Selah Chamberlain S. Muldilionte Joraln Court of Common Pleas Lorala County Selek Chamberlain

A Mysterious Water Supply Debate in Local News

The Democrat disputes the idea that the city depends solely on the west branch of Black river for water. It argues stored water suffices during dry spells, cites river flow records from 1897, and questions official storage estimates while noting the need to uncover hidden factors behind the water supply. Also reports on James Conaway’s vagrancy arrest and Crehore Fauver & Robson receiving a young black bear for street exhibitions.

West Branch Black River Dama Democrat Reading the Democrat Water Department Chapin Council Gerrish Mr. Brown Crehore Fauver

Nickel Plate Road Announces Low Rate Summer Trains

Patrons are urged to watch for pleasant surprises this summer as Nickel Plate Road offers reduced fare excursions. Read newspapers and consult ticket agents before buying tickets. Our express trains offer through service from Chicago to New York and Boston with lower rates than competing lines.

Nickel Plate Road Daily Express Chicago New York Boston

Toledo to Norwalk Rail Line Planned Across 60 Miles

Prospective Toledo to Norwalk railway aims to span 60 miles with consent from property owners along the route. The Gutawa county commissioners grant franchise while Wood, Bandusky and Huron counties prepare to act. Line would pass East Toledo Milbury Woodville Hesaville Fremont Clyde Bellevue Norwalk linking with Sandusky Milan Norwalk. A Fremont power house will power both this line and the Tiffin to Port Clinton route.

Toledo Woodville Hesaville Fremont Clyde Bellevue Norwalk Sandusky Milan Oberlin Cleveland Ines Gibsonburg Elmore New London Tiffin Port Clinton Lake

Band Committee's Report from Hlyria Meeting

The Hlyria band committee met Friday in the council chamber to elect officers for the season. E H Hinman Chas C Ensign Ross Fauver J A Jacobs H M Andress Arthur Taylor and Geo Chamberlain formed new committees. Chas C Ensign elected chairman KE Hinman vice chairman and Geo H Chamberlain secretary and treasurer. The fund report showed subscriptions 434875 and July August September payrolls plus music and incidentals as listed. Subscriptions for Saturday night summer concerts were approved to begin after May 1st if possible.

Hlyria Council Chamber E. H. Hinman Chas C. Ensign Ross Fauver J. A. Jacobs H. M. Andress Arthur Taylor Geo. Chamberlain C. Enalyn KE. H. Hinman Geo. H. Chamberlain Treas Gro

A Curious Disease Strikes Horses In Oberlin Area

The Oberlin News reports an illness called arteria affecting well cared for horses. One of W. S. Fuller's best horses was removed from driving duties and left in a barn hammock near Mont Kelley five miles northwest of town. The horse is helpless but expected to recover. Dell Foote and Mr. Bivins also had horses affected. Foote lost his horse while Bivins’ recovered.

W. S. Fuller Mr. Fuller Mont Kelley Dell Foote Wellington Mr. Bivins Elyria Foote Bivins Oberlin News

The Deadly Motor on Middle Avenue

A morning accident at seven on Middle Avenue involved a small dog named Black Cat from the Rud family. The animal attempted to cross in front of an early C. H. & O. car and was struck. The dog expressed a final lament, saying that if it had minded its steps it would not have died.

Middle Avenue W. A. Rud

Webster v Holzhauer and Houghton foreclosure case filings

In Common Pleas Court new cases filed since Saturday include Tral A. Webster as administrator of John Holzhauer estate versus John C. Holzhauer for money only with I. A. Webster as attorney and Lucia A. K. Olmeted v Mary A. Houghton et al for money foreclosure of mortgage and equitable relief with Geo. A. Chamberlain as plaintiff's attorney.

Tral A. Webster John Holzhauer John C. Holzhauer I. A. Webster Lucia A. K. Olmeted Mary A. Houghton Geo. A. Chamberlain

The Original Passion Play Coming Here

The Rev J T Shafield has secured moving pictures of the Passion Play to be shown at St Marys church on Friday evening May 5 at 740. Lubin procured Alexis from Oberammergau and wardrobe to recreate the masterpiece with 6300 feet of film and 1240000 photographs across 28 scenes. Admission 26 cents, tickets at the door.

J. T. Shafield St Mary’s Church Oberammergau Lubin Alexis Bis Moving Picture Machine

Young Men's Christian Association Directors Elected

At the annual meeting last Friday evening the following directors were elected for terms of one, two, and three years: W. D. Jones. L. I. Cortell. B R. L. Rankin, C. H. Loughry, W. H. Williams, C. A. Metcalf and E. E H. Hopkins. Officers will be chosen next Tuesday at the directors meeting. Reverend A Boyer of Evangelical Church spoke Sunday at 3 p.m. on A Man. An air brake instruction car was moved to the C L & W shops Saturday and will stay until midweek, with Mr. Conger available there afternoons and evenings for five installations.

W. D. Jones L. I. Cortell BR. L. Rankin C. H. Loughry W. H. Williams C. A. Metcalf E. E H. Hopkins Conger

Large dam breach cuts water supply at steel plant

The big reservoir embankment at the steel plant failed Sunday night causing a loss of about 10 000 dollars. Dredging too near the base weakened the earth and portions of the pumphouse were destroyed. Two pumps and power engines were removed to prevent further loss, delaying blast furnace work by about a month until a new dam is built.

Steel Company

Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs Linden in Common Pleas

Mrs Sarah DL Linden seeks a divorce from Isaac N Linden in common pleas court alleging marriage in Elyria on December 17 1865 and two children born of the union. Grounds claim three years of non support and willful absence without cause, request for divorce and proper relief.

Sarah DL. Linden Isaac N. Linden Elyria

Will Sail Wednesday For England Trip of Elyria Men

Mr A H Smith sails for New York this evening to join Mr R T Reefy and Fred J Hutchinson of London aboard the Majestic of the White Star line for England next Wednesday. Smith visits friends in England and Reefy visits in France. Return expected in late July as friends wish them a safe voyage and pleasant abroad visit.

A. H. Smith New York R. T. Reefy Fred J. Hutchinson London England Mr. Smith Mr. Reefy France Elyria

Two Prisoners Appeared Before Mayor in Police Court

Two prisoners appeared this morning before the Mayor. Frank Bartlett arrested Sunday for disorderly conduct pled not guilty. Trial set for Tuesday morning at 6:80. William Hoffman, steel plant employee, arrested for intoxication pled guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. Unable to pay, sent to the stone pile at 75 cents per day to work off the fine.

James Conaway Sam Rawson Reefy Frank Bartlett Wm. Hoffman

New Excursion Agent Named for Cleveland Line

The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling announces RB E Crates as the new excursion agent for summer. He will operate from the Hickox building in Cleveland and comes from the Nickel Plate operating department. The appointment takes effect May 16 to 17 and tickets are on sale until further notice.

Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling RB. E. Crates Hickox Cleveland Crates Nickel Plate

Narrow Escape Injures Mrs Prindle and Family

Mrs William Prindle of La Porte was riding with her three children when the horse suddenly ran away causing the buggy to overturn. Mrs Prindle suffered multiple fractures in both legs and serious head and body bruises, though recovery is expected. The horse had been deemed safe for a woman to drive and the cause is unknown. The buggy was destroyed.

William Prindle la Porte Prindle

Filling The Vacancy On Lake Shore In Car Building Office

The resignation of Mr Waitt as general master car builder at Lake Shore may trigger changes. Rumor says a combined post of general master car builder and superintendent of motive power will be given to a single official. George W Stevens, then superintendent of motive power, is to leave Lake Shore. his next destination is not public.

Waitt Lake Shore Ramor H. F. Ball Ball George W. Stevens Stevens Fenlee

Entertainment at the High School Auditorium

Pupils of the A Grammar grade present an evening program of music recitations and tableaus at the High School Auditorium on Sunday May 5 at 7 pm Admission is ten and fifteen cents with proceeds to buy classroom art supplies and wall pictures. Tickets not sold in advance, pay at the door.

Death of 6 year old Ralph Sprecher in train accident

Ralph G Sprecher son of Mr and Mrs P Sprecher, recently moved from Grafton to Dayton, died Sunday April 23. He allegedly fell from a train platform while en route to his uncle at Dawn. His body, still warm, was found ten miles from Dayton by a brakeman. He attended the local high school and was regarded as bright. His death has stunned his classmates and friends as grief fills the community.

Ralph G. Sprecher P. Sprecher Grafton Dayton Ralph Grafton News

Boy breaks arm in apple tree accident at home

Leon Vogler seven, son of Fred Vogler, fell from an apple tree last Saturday, breaking his arm. Dr. Sheffield reduced the fracture and the boy, though progressing, will be laid up for several weeks. Also mentions Nickel Plate Road agents giving sale dates and train times for the San Francisco engagement of the engagement Baptist anniversaries with a one fare for the trip.

Leon Vogler Fred Vogler Sheffield Nickel Plate Road San Francisco Cal Enngenel Baptist

Sunday Morning Fire at Mill Street Shop

Fire officials were called twice Sunday to Parsh and Eckler bicycle repair on Mill Street. The shop sustained about 500 dollars in damage with 600 dollars insured. adjoining building also damaged about 100 dollars insured. Fire rekindled at 6 am as smouldering remains reignited, likely from a japanning oven.

Mill Street Parsh & Eckler

Local Notices From Amherst Area At Week's End

Amherst district reports include Mrs Ann Colling returning from wintering in Elyria and Arthur Swain in treatment at Gallipolis State hospital. Jesse Beal headed to eastern New York for summer drilling. Mrs Dute of North Amherst buried. Eugene Waite family moved to Camden. Squire family back on farm after winter in Ambherst. Antoine Ruth on vacation with parents Fred and Mrs Ruth. Public sale held at Free man homestead. Infant daughter of Seymour and Mrs Greening died of pneumonia. funeral held with Rev Braithwaite officiating at Brownhelm. Michael Heintz injured rescuing a child from a bonfire. child unharmed. Mrs Harry Bassett visiting Amherst relatives. Mr Miller from LaGrange repairing organs locally.

Ann Colling Amherst Elyria Arthur Swain State Hospital Gallipolis Jesse Beal New York Dute North Aimbherst Eugene Waite Camden Charles Squire Ambherst Antoine Ruth Lake Shore Fred Ruth Freeman Homestead Seymour Greening Brownhelm Mrn Greening Stevenson Rev. Braithwaite North Amherst Michael Heintz John Ruth Quarry Street Harry Bassett Oberlin Miller LaGrange

Crushed by the Cars in Grafton

Twelve year old Albert Cordy was run over by a freight engine near the Grafton yards while resting with a pail of water. He suffered severe injuries including a mangled body and the amputation of his left arm. Dr Charles Cushing aided local doctors and feared internal injuries would prove fatal.

Albert Cordy Grafton Charles Cushing Elyria

Probate court guardians and executors named at Lorain area

Probate Court appoints Fannie A Woodruff guardian of Nola Williams of Lorain. Kate Brewster named administratrix of J P Knight estate, Ridgeville. Agnes Killion named administratrix of Thomas Killion estate, Grafton. Will of Elizabeth Roehig of Lorain admitted to probate.

Fannie A. Woodruff Nola Williams Lorain Kate Brewster J.P. Knight Ridgeville Agnes Killion Thomas Killion Grafton Elizabeth Roehig

Saving of 200 dollars for Co A members

Members of Company A entitled to an extra month’s pay should not apply through war claim agents. Officers plan to collect the money directly, saving about $200 by avoiding a 10 percent collection fee.

Co. A

Lorain Times Notes Quiet Field For Office Seekers

The Lorain Times observes no outspoken Kurtz man in the country seeking office this fall. The faction appears whipped before the battle begins, signaling a subdued political landscape and uncertain prospects for candidates aligned with Kurtz.

Lorain Times Kurtz

Nickel Plate Road Offers Special Inducements in Minneapolis Meet

Hold the annual meeting of their general assembly at Minneapolis Minnesota May 18 to June 1. For this occasion the Nickel Plate Road offers low rates splendid equipment and convenient train connections. Inquiries to the company agents.

General Assembly Minneapolis, Inn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Applies CO Ieland, Ohio Mackinac Duy Mick Harper's Floward Cort Hamilton Rudyard Kipling Levon Pink Can Magazine Broadway New York City Ottling Appice Ry Champagnes Champagne Jes Brandies Tling Co Court of Common Pleas of County Orin Doe Plainud State of Lorain County ss.Common Pleas Clark & Co Drs Sheffield & Sheffield Postoffice Second Elyria, O W. P. Manning Lake Avenue Elyria Gas and Electric Light Co Kansas Farms W.L. Fay Henry E. Mussey Geo. H. Ely W. H. Barnes Rho Havermadop Kennedy & Keagan Superior Street Gleveland, G. &A K&k&kk&k K SI Josiah Bacon Thad Geo. H. Hear Hearn Common Pleas Court Young Men's Christian Association Minneapolis LaPorte Ralph Sprecher Cooking First Congregational Church Vernon Rorer Murbach Probate Court Worders
Search Courier

Search the Elyria Reporter Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Elyria Reporter?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication