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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1904

Page

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Havoc Wrought by the Storm in Elyria and Nearby

A severe storm struck Elyria on Monday bringing two hours of heavy rain and torrents that flooded streets and gutters. Downed trees, broken windows from hail, and a severe lightning strike damaged the Krause bloc on Hast Broad street with a roof hole and water damage. Farther east the wind caused fire at a North Ridgeville barn, killed a young colt, cut telephone lines, and disrupted rail traffic on the Wooster branch leaving stranded cars for hours.

Elyria Cey Bivria Krause Hast Broad North Ridgevile Ridgeville Wooster 8. W Trafic

Probate Court appoints estate administrators and executor

Probate Court R N Goodwin named administrator of R H Baird estate Wellington bond 1000. John Langton named administrator with will annexed of Nathanial Kipp Eaton bond 1600. Frang Treltsias named executor of Caroline Eyderman Columbia bond 200. Will of Daniel Nary Grafton admitted to probate.

R. N. Goodwin R. H. Baird Wellington John Langton Nathanial Kipp Eaton Frang Treltsias Oaroline Eyderman Columbia Ander Daniel Nary Grafton

Got Her Divorce In Cleveland Case Ends In Alimony And Custody

Josephine South of South Lorain was granted a divorce from Peter C. Smith of Cleveland. She receives 15 dollars monthly alimony and the custody of their child. The case involved ex mayor Robert EB McKisson of Cleveland as the former defendant. An Odd Fellows dance by the Daughters of Rebekah is announced at the K O T M ball for Thursday evening May 26 1904 with music by Pomeroy. Admission 50 cents per couple extra ladies 25 cents.

Josephine South South Lorain Peter C. Smith Cleveland Robert’ Eb, McKisson Odd Fellows Rebekah Pomeroy

Child Falls From Dormer Window In Lorain Accident

A twenty month old child of Hol Roberts fell from a second story window on Erie avenue Lorain and was found unhurt by passersby. Two physicians examined the child and declared no injuries or harm.

Hol Roberts Lorain Erie Avenue

Burglar Alarm Secrets Foil Home Invasions

Aimiel Vesey and Mr Wise claim a novel burglar alarm that triggers immediately on any door or window tamper. The device cannot be silenced by wire cutting and can alert a police operator. A $100 reward is offered for a method to defeat the system then in Elyria.

Aimiel Vesey Mr. Wise Wise Elyria Plumbing, Heating and Elestric Company

Boudoir Dress Trends in Japanese Kimona and Oriental Modes

The piece surveys boudoir fashion with kimono styles in cotton crepe and silk crepes, praising ease and grace. It notes heelless slippers, short gowns, Grecian silhouettes, ruching, opal silk robes, and dressing gowns in Chine silks and laces, with decorative beadwork and tinsel accents.

Dhe Washington Star Sacha

Horseflesh in Germany Causes Public Debate

The Royal Ministry of Agriculture reveals widespread horse slaughter for food across 23 Prussian districts. In 1901 Berlin saw nearly 12,000 horses slaughtered, Breslau about 10,000, with Prussia totaling over 79,000 and 67,000 in 1899. Projections for 1903 promise a rise. price listed at ten cents a pound.

Germany Royal Ministry of Agriculture Prussia Berlin Breslau Philadelphia Ledger

The Trials of a Policeman

A look at police calls showing the range from amusing to petty to patently odd. Residents request escorts, guard duties, to disperse children, or curb noisy pets and language. Two thirds of calls lack warrant, yet all are investigated.

Lota

Uruguay Potato to Supplant Old Irish Variety Says Report

Consol Haynes of Rouen reports to the state department that a new vegetable from Uruguay called the Uruguay Potato resembles the Irish potato and could replace it within years. The French agriculture society has adopted the new potato and imported plants from Uruguay to start the industry.

Uruguay United States Conens Haynes Rouen France State’ Department French National Society of Agriculture Consol Haynes Meriedse

Marriage Licenses Listed for Wellington Area

The notices show Owen O Prosser 27 barber and Jennie Robb 30 of Wellington. Also B M Pember 30 barber Wellington with Lillian Burdick 4 Elyria and Frank Rhodchamel 27 fireman Elyria with Wilhelmina Hicks 18 North Eaton. O 4 Signed 24 linemen Norwalk Maude Dele 21 Lorain.

Owen O. Prosser Barber Wellington Jennie Robb B. M. Pember Lillian Burdick Elyria Frank Rhodchamel Wilhelmina Hicks North Eaton Norwalk Maude Dele Lorain

Local Notices From La Grange On Births Deaths and Events

H M Powers in Elyria. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Gilmore May 18 weighing nine pounds. Mrs Lena Joy and daughter from Cleveland visited town. Mrs Kate Hastings ill. Roy Wilkins of Cleveland in town. Mrs R Wight visited Monroe Michigan. Mrs Elliott visited Elyria. Mr and Mrs Wright hosted a nephew from Milan. Ida Hubbard closed her district No 6 school. High school graduation exercises set for Friday evening in town hall. Miss Hubbard visited Elyria. Miss Lottie Howking nursing a sprained ankle. Mr Thram Elliott, respected resident, died at West Main Street home after long illness. Funeral at M E Church Friday. remains sent to Wellington. Hastings Post 207 will dedicate Soldiers and Sailors monument May 30 at 10 am. county soldiers invited. H G Johnson and A E Lawrence expected as speakers. Decoration Day observed. graves and town hall events. B Gott of Graveland to deliver oration. Post meeting at hall at 12:30 pm. Ida Hubbard takes district No 1 school for the coming year.

Fred Gilmore C. Shepard Elyria Lena Joy Cleveland Kate Hastings Roy Wilkins R. Wight Monroe Mich Elliott Elyria Jover Wright J. Frantz Lottie Howking Thram Elliott West Main Street H. G. Johnson A. E. Lawrence B. Gott Graveland

Ladies Attend Beardsley Lecture at First Congregational

Evening program for ladies features Dr Beardsley in a second illustrated talk. Admission 15 cents. Men attend tonight. Also news notes: Mrs Herman Schroeder dies in Cleveland at 61 from Brights disease. funeral Thursday at 2 PM at W F Schroeder’s home. London holiday maker stats critique by Manchester Guardian.

Case Settled In Out Of Court Settlement

Marion Forney sued C. and S. W. and settled out of court on Tuesday morning. Forney received 83800. The trial lasted a day and a half before ending abruptly. Forney rode into a telephone wire on a bicycle at Oberlin and was seriously injured as the wire crossed the trolley line near the accident site. 16 was heavily charged.

Marion Forney S. W Forney Oberlin

Lorain Man Sentenced for Bigamy. Other Thieves Convicted

James McAllister of Lorain received 19 months in the penitentiary from Judge Webber on Tuesday for bigamy. William Rheinsburg and Charles Henkle were each sentenced to 218 months for burglarizing the freight depot at North Amherst. James Mahoney was fined 5 and sentenced to 20 days in jail for receiving stolen property.

James McAllister Lorain Webber William Rheinsburg Charles Henkle North Amherst James Mahoney

Giraffes Impress With Wide Sight And Rubber Neck

A quirky page notes that giraffes are hard to surprise, able to see in all directions due to eye placement and height. It mentions their wide observing talents and nickname rubber neck, while also listing local notices about theft and health.

Rider Beth escapade ends with minor tumble

Young Gookins rode with Miss Tartan when his horse shied and threw him. He assessed the fall and said he got off easy, noting he might have broken a bone but escaped injury. Miss Tartan observed the horse also took the fall lightly.

Beth Gookins Miss Tartan Chicago Tribune

Lectures for Men and Ladies Tonight and Tomorrow

Dr Beardsley presents an illustrated lecture for men this evening and a second illustrated talk for ladies tomorrow night Admission to each lecture is one shilling Boys and girls under fourteen admitted free

First Congregational Church Beardsley

Half Rates Decoration Day Big Four Route

Big Four offers half rates for Decoration Day travel on May 28 29 and 30 to any station within 150 miles of the starting point. Tickets are valid for a return trip to May 31 1904.

Big Four

Haven't Wet But Said the Englishman

A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald mocks dismissive English remarks about local grandeur. The dialogue hints at city ordinances and urban past versus present. No clear event or date is provided in the readable text.

Chicago Record-Herald

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