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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
2
Public notice from Elva Reporter Printing Company about distribution or publication details. Indicates printing operations and local filings with minimal readable specifics.
A Pittsburg report notes Unity Lodge No. 58 of the Amalgamated Association withdraws from the union, sinks its treasury into United States Steel preferred stock, and funds a hospital ward for sick workers. The move signals waning union allegiance in favor of strong industrial consolidation and protection from wage suppression, reflecting a shift in labor strategy amid tensions with leadership.
Esther Stone, an American missionary held by Turkish brigands, remains unpaid while readers debate the propriety of paying ransoms. The piece cites historical American and British defiance of extortion, arguing that brigands should be warned of extermination if Miss Stone is harmed, to prompt a swift, nonchalant rescue.
J. T. Haskell as administrator and report on appraisement of May Greeley estate. William Hanlon as administrator reports sale of Mary Brown property. F W Edison rejects Martha Edison will provisions and will elect under law. Andress Nicholl: 37.
Discussion on city control of water works gas plants electric light and streetcars. Edinburgh's experience shows low fares high capital costs and limited profits with heavy interest and annuity payments. Analysts urge caution and further demonstration before wider adoption.
The Harmony Male quartet performed at Lorain county meetings this fall, concluding Senator Fairbank's speech with a memorial selection for President William McKinley. Members listed include R M Sirdsall, Mr Spear, Co Lord, and Fred Reaves. The piece, Our Chieftain's Last Sleep, with words by Mrs R M Bardsail Elyria, honors the late president and includes lines praising his life, divine guidance, and national respect.
Stephen J. Winstone responds to Alice Winstons case filed last July charging adultery and other crimes. He retorts she should not cast stones, alleging other men visited her at his home and accusing her of improper conduct with them. Winstone, about 60, wife 25, second marriage. case represented by F. M. Stevens for the wife and W. L. Hughes for the defendant. Also notice: Eight room house for sale or rent on Fourth street by Frank A. Smith.
Connecticut farms covered 4 845 square miles of land with about 7 percent arable. Tobacco thrived in Hartford County, vegetables vastly outproduced cereals, and dairy livestock dominated income. Irrigation remained minimal with 56 farms using ditches on 471 acres at a cost of 16 118 dollars.
A fire started Saturday by Bert Ward on his Pittsfield farm burned dead swamp vegetation and then spread by Sunday. With fall rains absent, dry debris in the swamp smoldered through muck threatening extensive damage to nearby property. residents fear further spread unless rain arrives soon.
Preston H iFifer aake Shore railroad brakeman and Miss Cora B Shaffer were married Saturday evening by Rev Wanamaker. They will reside in the city at 214 West Bridge street after a prettily decorated ceremony attended by friends. A dainty supper for about twenty five followed the reception.
Joseph Kolb born January 11 1844 in Liverpool Maine married Mary Herald April 27 1869. They lived in Ny ria city since and had six children. A skilled carpenter he worked on the courthouse M BE church St Marys church and many major buildings. He died in an accident while working on the new St Marys school house. Funeral Saturday at St Marys church and burial in St Marys cemetery.
Winter schedule changes two Elyria trains. Cleveland and Detroit express 133 shifts to Sandusky route via Elyria Oberlin. Night Express 26 rerouted via Norwalk Oberlin, leaving Oberlin at 6:15 AM and Elyria 6:30 AM, arriving Cleveland 7:30 AM. Limited Fast Mail 6 cuts 2 minutes, departing Elyria 4:56 PM and reaching Cleveland by 5: yd.
County Physician Geo. W. Scroges of Hall County, Ge. testifies that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and prevents stomach decay from undigested food. He claims the worst cases are quickly cured and warns against starvation via dieting as a remedy.
Atlanta reader G F Carter touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a rapid cure for piles claiming total relief after one box. He states surgery is unnecessary and notes the salve also quickly heals cuts burns and other wounds while warning against counterfeit products.
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