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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from The Elyria Reporter outlines publication details and subscription terms. It references the editor and manager, the newspaper’s delivery method, and the city of Elyria. The garbled text suggests era-style masthead and circulation notes typical of historic local papers.
The article surveys evolving naval balance in the Far East, comparing Baltic fleet strengths under Mahan with Russian and Japanese forces. It notes shifts in ships, cruisers, and torpedo boats, argues battle outcomes depend on battleships and heavier cruisers, and predicts Togo’s use of the Japan Sea base. It emphasizes strategic caution, Russian organization, and the narrowing field of battle as Russia and Japan prepare for inevitable clash.
A district report notes Senator Dick endorsing the broadest possible representative representation to Ohio's Republican state convention. It frames Governor Herrick’s renomination as essential, claims slander seeks to undermine public servants, and urges voters to rebuke the campaign against the governor with wide publicity and unity.
The President's decision to place John Paul Jones remains in Annapolis naval cemetery prompts mixed reaction yet is praised as fitting. Annapolis mirrors West Point for the navy, honoring the sea fighter whose legacy set American seamanship. The choice creates a shrine near Revolutionary echoes, drawing patriotic pilgrims and broad national significance.
In Medina on June 10 1906 the Republican judicial convention will nominate three common pleas judges for the subdivision. Delegates will be chosen May 22 at the naval voting place. Judge G. Warburn of Lorain County seeks re nomination and enjoys solid delegate support. Medina has Hon George Hayden slated for renomination. Summit County faces a three way race among Judge Jacob A Kohler Frank Wan namaker and Dayton A Doyle with Washburns nomination likely to be secured by custom. Oberlin News.
In Lorain County, penalties are heavier for crimes than in other counties. Lous P Ohliger, Wooster bank wrecker, pleaded guilty to one count of misapplying 4153.12 of Royal Arcanuum lands and was sentenced to the penitentiary. He fled to British Columbia, was arrested, and brought back at county expense. Ohliger’s crimes were extensive, yet he received only one year more than Kaneen, prompting the paper to urge consistency in sentencing across counties.
President Roosevelt in Chicago voices belief in unions with market accountability and law, pledging support for upholding order and condemning mob violence. He asserts state and national backing if needed to quell disturbance and calls officials to act decisively to prevent mob influence.
Judge Washburn wins eight of eleven reviews in the Circuit Court at the recent reunion. Three reversals involved minor cases where the reversal was prompted by attorney oversight. Despite a short preparation time and mid-term appointment, his early record is considered solid with potential to improve. Lucid docket handling and favorable relations with attorneys noted. Republican summary.
Chicago paused from work to honor Theodore Roosevelt as President and man. Thousands lined streets and officials from across parties paid respect, praising his energy, upright public life, and American ideals guiding his leadership and character, as reported by Inter Ocean.
A Cleveland Salvation Army officers sought a country retreat for unemployed converts. They approached a successful banker who had no interest in political gain and rejected any public favor, focusing instead on the inner spirit and duty.
Lorain County Republicans vote at townships wards and precincts on May 22 1805 to select delegates for a judicial convention in Medina on June 10 1905. The convention will nominate three candidates for Common Pleas Judge and caucuses run 6:30 pm to 4:00 pm in Elyria Lorain and 7:30 pm to 4:30 pm elsewhere.
David Troxel, head of Troxel Mig Co., announces another run for mayor. A longtime Republican, he notes his business leadership, city growth involvement, and readiness to apply sound judgment to municipal duties, aiming to win the nomination.
A. Z. Tilliton of Overlin filed suit in common pleas court Friday against Jefferson Ward for collection of a promissory note of $100 with interest. The total now due is $123.70. The note was given to P. Bigourney on February 19, 1902.
Nellie Schenck whose residence is unknown must answer by June 24 1905 to a petition filed May 9 1905 by Charles Schenck for divorce on grounds of willful absence and gross neglect in Lorain County Ohio The petition seeks equitable relief submitted by Charles E Bohenck attorney E G Hae C Johnson May 1 1905
Notice states Bowago A. Hveuakv is appointed administrator of the estate of Geo M Hubbard late of Elyria Lorain County deceased. Dated May 11 1906. Mayll w 3.
The probate office in Lorata County Ohio filed accounts to be open for exceptions until May 27 1908 at 10 am for examination and hearing. Includes final settlement accounts for administrators executors guardians trustees and guardians of minors. The notice is signed by Probate Judge Blsris Ohio dated May 3 1906. Mayt-w-
The Lorain County Circuit Court sheriff sale announces a second alias order of sale in case 5 Horace Benton vs De B Benton et al. The described tract of land, part of original lot 24 in Black River township, is listed at 6434 acres and appraised at 10312.50 dollars, with sale set for June 4 at the north door of the Elyria courthouse between 10 and 11 o'clock AM. Sale requires cash. price not less than two thirds of appraisal. County officials and attorneys named.
Corse Grandy files for divorce from Harlow Grandy in Lorain County Ohio on grounds of wilful absence. Hearing set for June 29 1906 with custody and equitable relief requested. Default for failure to answer by May 18 1906. Attorneys listed.
Anna Cone seeks divorce from Pulaski L. Cook of Wond Hall Steuben County New York in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain Ohio alleging neglect and cruelty. She asks for alimony custody of children and equitable relief with hearing set after June 1906. Attorney Ler StrRourgher filed April 6 1906 on her behalf.
Farmers urged to move south to work outdoors year round and raise stock in open shelter. Notes that velvet bean and cassava from Alabama and Florida provide cheap fattening feeds. Argues southern farming, fruit, and truck gardening offer higher returns with less labor. For details contact G. A. Park, Immigration and Industrial Dept, Louisville & Nashville.
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