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13 May 1905
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
1
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A trolley car on the Cake Shore Electric line narrowly avoided catastrophe when an air brake or support post saved it from plunging 100 feet into the Rocky River after the front trucks left the bridge. Sixteen passengers survived a violent ride as the vehicle stopped short of the riverbank. President Bicknell was aboard the car when it jumped the track and narrowly escaped injury.
Methodist Church Dey Dawson will preach at both services. In the evening the anniversary of the Mapworth League will be held with a sermon by the Pastor. Miss Charlotte Grannis will sing at both services and the Ladies Quartet will sing in the evening.
Readiness is complete for the third annual State Lodge of Pathfinders convention with entertainment planned by local Pathfinders. Delegates will gather Tuesday and Wednesday at Maccabee Hall and Motel Auditorium for addresses, sessions, a welcome, reception, and a dance, with sightseeing in the area.
Attorney Fred F. Thomas is named as defendant in a common pleas court suit filed by Addison Lord, sheriff of Elrix County. The petition states Phoiuan induced the plaintiff to sign a note with Thomas as surety for the National Bank of Elyria Ohio for 440. Thomas allegedly promised to pay at maturity to relieve Lord from trouble. The note allegedly was not paid on May 1 1906, and the plaintiff later paid 493.72 with interest to recover the amount from Thomas.
A Elyria Eagles delegation aims to attend the national Eagles meeting in Denver around August 10. They will charter a Pullman car if enough members join. others are urged to contact Secretary Wyma Onin in Elyria for details and cheap round trip fare around 34 dollars.
The twelve year old son of John Drobeck was bound over to probate spurt last night by Mayor Falger for stealing paint from Hubert Day's store. The elder Drobeck was fined Friday for reserving the property. Young Drobeck cried all night in the county jail, declaring he did not intend to do anything wrong. He finally fell asleep as he cried for his mother.
The All Stars defeated the Jefferson School team Saturday morning by a score of three to one. Lineup included Joe Sullivan Clarence Grats George Kritnel John Heilman William Sudro William Strohinek John Davison Victor Kimbel James Rodgers with umpire Henry Andrews.
James Harpster arrived in Elyria Friday after a year’s absence and was arrested for petit larceny. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs on Saturday morning and held at the county jail previously as a witness, then employed as a turnkey.
The Lion of the Transvaal, Gen. Piet Cronje, tours in a traveled circus, drawing crowds as a symbol of the war era. The show features Boer and British battle scenes, soldiers in authentic dress, and a Staats Artillery Band, with Cronje seeking funds to return to South Africa.
The Royal Baking Powder brand touts four decades of scientific effort and worldwide authorities praising its purity and efficiency. It promises healthful, wholesome food and that its product makes bread and cake rise well and taste good, with no substitute.
A new project to construct a three story business block on Broad street faces no firm site choice. William Ely backs the plan with J C Hill noting the site would take forty feet of ground now housing Haffner hardware and Cox's real estate office. The south side option remains possible but no site has been finalized.
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