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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
5
A humorous colonial style monologue argues tobacco use and snuff foster male maturity and social bonding among boys and girls. It claims snuff improves breath and kisses, while adults profit from tobacco culture, yet foresees rewards and heaven with caveats about smokers.
Public service chairman Jones James Smith stated on Wednesday that only five riots remain in the old cemetery, signaling the need for a new cemetery to be established. The remark underscores imminent plans for relocation and expansion of burial grounds.
The county board and commissioners met Wednesday to equalize personal property and real estate in the county. Auditor Haserodt assisted in appraising Northern Ohio Railway property run to the state at Akron. Remember the Grand Opening on May 25 26 27 at Tolle while on Gull Road Elyria May 24 21. Attorney I B Pauver filed a petition in Common Pleas Wednesday afternoon to vacate streets and lanes in a portion.
Guardian John Cullen seeks permission to sell land to pay debts as Elizabeth Tony Cullen’s guardian. County Auditor Haserodt assists in appraising Northern Ohio railway property, valuing male track at 1500 per mile and gauge tracks at 600 per mile. Malaria fever replaces typhoid suspicion in H M Andress after overwork, recovery expected short. G A R ladies host Memorial Day activities with Women’s Relief Corps at Methodist church. Helen M Broman presiding. Birth notice: a son born May 22 to Mr and Mrs William Thielman of West River Street weighing a pound?
The jury commission will assemble at the court on May 28 to select jurors for the year. The case D N Goodman versus H R Fresmas, money only, was continued by Judge Washburn this morning. The case of Thomas Kane for non support will not be tried at this term of court.
A nine year old girl named Miller was struck by a bicycle while playing in front of her home in Grafton on Wednesday. She sustained serious head and chest injuries and was bleeding when picked up, with her condition described as critical.
Father Oden bach’s seismograph recorded a Cleveland earthquake on Wednesday morning. The tremor lasted 40 seconds from 2 11 to 2 12 40 AM with east to west movement, the returning shock heavier. In Lorain, J Filoshi, a Hungarian arrested while insane, remains jailed as Judge Tunman debates proper disposition and seeks consul guidance. Mstoski’s Bremen arrival is noted.
Charles Dibble appeared in police court today charged with disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty and was fined $2 and the costs. As his finances are depleted he will work for the city.
The first meeting of the new Northeastern Ohio Circuit will be held in Salem on June 19 to 22 with three races daily and 400 dollars in purses. Rockport follows Salem with four days of racing and other circuit members include Beaver Falls Greensburg Canal Dover Wooster Steubenville Wheeling and East Liverpool. The final meeting is at Rockport on October 2 4 and 5 with entry deadlines set for June 12. P J Brennan secretary Salem Ohio.
A marriage license was issued to Frank Davis aged 24 of South Lorain and Dora Alshelji aged 30 of Lorain domestic. This marked the first entry in the new marriage license book opened Thursday morning by Judge Elinman.
Plans are discussed to organize a new circuit in Western Ohio including Hamilton Dayton Lima and Toledo. The towns lie on the H. and D. R. and are linked by electric lines. The proposed circuit would likely be successful following Hamilton's recent reorganization.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce has issued a circular to counter circulating reports of extensive earthquake damage. It states the city is in as good shape now as ever and outlines the real impact as prepared in the broadcast notice.
J C Gelso as trustee transfers land to J B Con ley in Lorain for 216 dollars. Henry J Martin transfers land in Oberlin to Valalie Gro ver for 3 300 dollars. Henry A A Davies et al to G A Resek transfers land to Lorain city for 900 dollars. Home Building Company to Edith M Clark transfers land in Lorain city for 559 dollars. Horace W H Gibbs transfers land in Oberlin village to William H H Shanks for 750 dollars. John H Plato transfers wood in Amherst village to Trustees of Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls Church for 225 dollars. It is all right to talk about beauty habits but most women are too busy hustling and have no time to cultivate beauty habits. Therefore they take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Tea or Tablets. H A DYKEMAN
Miss Sharen Hoff of Oberlin learns her brother drowned yesterday at Carlisle Pennsylvania near the pier of a boat club. She is the lone relative in America.
A historic drug advertorial touts Hindipo as a cure for Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy and nerve and kidney ailments. Druggist H A Dykeman of Broad street endorses the remedy with a money back guarantee and mail order terms four to six boxes priced at two dollars and fifty cents.
A large crowd of local baseball fans plan to attend at Shadducks Park Vermillion on Sunday for a game between Vermillion and Future of Cleveland. Vermillion has played strong games this season and draws fans.
A rambling health ad touts toning the liver and cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. It claims the pills revive sluggish function and offer the best results, noting Neysar gripe and widespread pharmacist endorsement.
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