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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1906
Page
2
A lengthy discussion urges appointing a single trusted building inspector to oversee construction, ensure proper plumb and design, and protect home buyers. Delegates critique multiple inspectors and call for a central official backed by the community and chamber of commerce.
The piece notes catcher Mis season in Spencer with the Browns and the Wisconsin State Baseball Association reorganization. It lists elites in the league including Huw Chase Cuppewa Mails Kacvodae Free port Hidire Bay Oshhesh and references Noodles Chili addressing changes with Manager Grifith of the New York Revicans. Harry Murch plans a shift from boat building to baseball and MeVey remains active in baseball circles despite age. Flood moved from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, later captaining the Los Angeles team.
Jabez Parker plans a first circus visit despite his wife and preacher doubting its wickedness. The couple debates morality, then Mrs. Parker agrees to attend after seeing animals and revelry, while the minister helps arrange Sunday attire and tickets for the family.
THINGS THEATRICAL reports Russell returns from Europe and De Wollw heads overseas. Julia Marlowe rushes to London while Lev season ends. Ada Reliwa declares no season for now. Mrs Cater opens a schedule in Oldage. Sullivnan named stage manager for a Boston stock firm. Fawcett and Haswell start on a new George Haxteton play. Harris negotiates for rights to The Boy of David.
The Union reports Dowleries repudiating Lowie while supporting Dowlerin, with Attllcs banned at Hyde Park. The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes limited international tribunals via The Hague and urges Congress to extend naturalization prep to five years. Pittsburg Canetia highlights calls to amend naturalization laws as a priority.
The document outlines legal actions involving land use restrictions, condemnation for public use, and compensation disputes. It cites Commonwealth versus Boston Advertising Company and related cases, detailing takings for parkway development, navigation storage rights, and water retention on real estate.
The Providence Tribune reports Niagara Falls faces heavy losses as water and tourism are diverted to corporate gains on the American side. It notes Casneck, a security attraction on the Columbia River, is needed for infilding purposes, signaling deeper exploitation of natural landmarks.
The Atlantic Constitution notes an English author claims he does most writing in his sleep and jokes that such authors often put readers to sleep. The Lewiston Journal echoes the comic remark as part of a broader fireside literary quip.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple train numbers and routes including Norwalk Division and Western Express. It mentions daily and Sunday services with stations such as Chicago Detroit and Tolado ACCOM and various delivery times, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
Public Square Cleveland departures from 6:00 a m to 11:00 p m with hourly Elyria and Wellington routes. Elyria to Oberlin and Lorain schedules shown with multiple morning and afternoon times including Oberlin Limiteds and Norwalk connections. Weekend service extends to Birmingham Berlin Heights and Norwalk with a dense set of times.
From Lorain Street By Loop with Elyria to South Lorain Beach Park and Cleveland BsdB times listed. Service runs 5:45 to 10:46 P M with Beach Park stops at 9 PM and 12:30 AM Last trip from Cleveland at 11:15 PM waits for theater.
Questioning the value of eating if digestion fails. Claims belching and stomach discomfort occur. Recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after each meal to digest food and make the stomach feel better. Available at all druggists.
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