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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1906

Page

4

Real Estate For Sale In Fairlane and Kaiser Court

Real estate ad lists two six room houses in Fairlane venue with stone sidewalks and cellar under all, alate roof. price 1500 with small down payment. A Kaiser Court seven room house with stone foundation and cement cellar features mahogany and oak finishes. price 2800 with one third cash. An eight room Kaiser Court house with slate roof and attic space asks 4200 with one third cash.

Fairlane Kaiser Court

Free Tom Murphy: Lorain mayor urged to release inmate

Shen Sailsbury seeks mayor Ming of Lorain to grant clemency and free Tom Murphy after four months behind bars. Murphy was sentenced by Mayor King to six months in jail and a $200 fine for assaulting his wife. The sheriff notes the mayor would likely allow release with time served.

Shen Sailsbur Ming Lorain Mags Murphy King Talus Murphs Sil Murephy

True Friend of "Bums" A Man Redeemed From Drink

The Reader discusses the concept of bums in a commercial society and highlights Rev. Samuel Hopkins Hadley, former Jerry McAuley Mission superintendent, who rose from being a “bum” to a devoted reformer. His conversion during a night in a tavern led him to devote his life to aiding beaten and broken men and challenging addiction.

Samuel Hopkins Hadley Jerry McAuley New York Wadley Sam

Pacific steamers drive trade to Asia and beyond

Ralph D. Paine notes J. J. Hill’s new Pacific steamers expanding commerce with Japan China and the Philippines. The Minnesota and Dakota carry 30 000 tons cargo 3 000 passengers and 22 000 tons capacity and surpass earlier sailing ships in size and power. The Minnesota recently conveyed locomotives railway cars nails and vast hardware for mills mines farms and factories bound for Pacific markets.

J. J. Hill Japan China Masaila Pacific Ralph D. Paine Minnesota Dekoww Age of Sail Dakota Horn Northwest Atlantic

Monument Planned At First Colorado Gold Discovery Site

Thousands will visit the Colorado gulch where gold was first found in 1849 for the Denver reunion next July. J O Manning Inspired a monument to the discoverer with $100,000 planned for free Elks entertainments and ceremonies marking the site.

Colorado Penver Denver Ue Stule Htve Wold J. 0. Manning Manning Elks

Gas Explosion Burns Lorain Child After Oven Incident

At 9 AM Tuesday a three year old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascoign was badly burned when he turned on the oven gas and opened a door, igniting fumes from other burners. Authorities say the child is seriously hurt but not expected to die.

Louis Daweast Imbach Taerers Lekaus Joseph Gascoign Lorain

Hig Transparency and Popularity of a President

A Bermuda visit by John Burroughs recounts a Catholic priest praising a president’s candor. The priest says he would defend him if needed and notes the leader’s plain talk earns broad public liking. The president rejects grand titles, joking he values transparency above all. Politicians, however, fear such bluntness.

Bermuda John Burrougha Atlantic New England

English employer analyzes age and accident claims

A large English employer records accidents causing three days loss of work across his labor force from ages 15 to 65. He argues younger workers under 30 incur more accidents than those over 60 and asserts it would be safer to assign highly dangerous tasks to workers over 60 than to 30-year-olds.

Mr Dam Patronizes Repair Department Shoes Sole Wear

Mr Dam signals intent to patronize the repair department if his shoes wear through at the soles. The casual note suggests ongoing service needs and a shop response potential.

Mr. Dam

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