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05 May 1903
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
1
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There is no new development in the Lorain murder mystery as the coroner's inquest fails to reveal evidence tying any suspect to the crime. Coroner Mronel indicates the likely verdict will be murder by an unknown person. Detective Gilbride leans robbery as motive. Rev. Walser faces preliminary hearing in Lorain.
The Mayor Folger transmits his inaugural message to the new council. It reviews city departments, offers suggestions, and urges strict economy in all expenditures as the street fund remains overdrawn. It criticizes parts of the new code and warns against political interference in enforcement of provisions.
The first tented show of the season by Munn and Co. featured the East side on Monday afternoon and evening. The crowd left pleased with a moral, well presented program including educated animals and acrobats. No side show curiosities or nickel-gathering, a refreshing contrast.
The city forms its new government with a public service board electing George Weller as president and J O Smith as vice president. W H Park becomes clerk, H M Audress secretary, with a clerk salary of 50 dollars monthly and bond at 5000 dollars. Temporary charges assigned for parks, highways, sewers, and bridges. Officials prepare for next meeting Tuesday at 3 PM.
Jerome Hance of Haton township brought a drove of fat cattle to Elyria last week and sold a steer that weighed exactly 1650 pounds for $82. The notable animal stood out as one of the heaviest judged on the scales in the area.
George Raymond died at Lorain hospital on Monday at two o'clock after severe injuries at the steel plant the previous week. Funeral arrangements were not yet made. Mrs. ML Wallace of Lorain was a visitor in this city on Monday. J Berg of Oberlin spent yesterday in this city. Fred Emery of Newburg New York was in town on business Monday. Miss N Hastings returned Monday night from a two day visit in La Grange.
JL Reed files suit against Fred Gettings for 201 63 dollars on a promissory note for 95 dollars dated July 8, 1888. LL B Fanger is Reed's attorney.
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