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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1903

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Tragic LORAIN Incident Claims Two Workers And Concert News

Joseph G Pfeifer a 28 year old structural worker dies after a derrick derr Q gives way at Lorain causing fatal crush injuries. William Hamlin 66 dies at residence four miles west. funeral set for Tuesday. Greatora plans concerts in Cleveland at Grats Armory on December 12 and 18 amid public reaction to Creatore performances.

William Hamlin Tug Toga Greatora Cleveland Agion Grats’ Armory America Cleveland Frmdiara

Johnson hall fill contract and payouts in county plan

County commissioners finalize Johnson hall improvement at North Aivherat. Stole Bryant of Russia township awarded the fill contract at 17 cents per cubic yard. Original estimate 6 200 cubic yards adjusted to about 16 thousand due to plan changes. Fill to be taken from adjoining property. Peter Byerick paid 75 for gaiely from its place. Slocum sells at 693 West Broad Street.

Johnson Hall North Aivherat Stole Bryant Russia Township Peter Byerick Gaiely

Disorderly conduct fines in police court case

Sterling Scotty was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after a morning fight with George Thompson. Thompson was discharged. The incident occurred about ten o'clock with Scotty deemed the aggressor. Also noted is an advertisement for Sloonm sell a Webber Pool Capen and Harvard pianos at 592 West Broadstreet.

Sterling Scotty George Thompson Scotty Thompson Sloonm Webber, Pool, Capen Harvard West Broadstreet

Boys Stop Dummy on Train Tracks After Prank

A group of Avon youths set a cloth dummy on a Nickel Plate tracks near Avon. An eastbound train struck the dummy, and the crew searched the area believing they had hit a person. Slocum's piano sale closes Saturday night at 492 West Broad Street.

Avon Slocum West Broadstreet

Fined for Non-Support Case in Wellington Court

Henry Oliver of Wellington appeared before Mayor Folger on Monday charged with non support of his wife Ina and their child. The mayor imposed a suspended sentence of 36 days and costs, plus thirty days. References Slocum's ad for piano bargains at 609 West Bread Street.

Henry Oliver Wellington Folger Ina

Infirmary Inmate John Schaffer Drowns in River

Sunday morning boys spotted clothing on the river near the Power House and later a man’s face surfaced. John Schaffer, a county infirmary inmate and former master tailor, was found dead in the water. He lived near Oberlin and Lorain and had recently worked on the infirmary farm. Superintendent D. Johnson lamented the loss of a trusted foreman and vowed proper burial if the body remains unclaimed. Schaffer, about 55, was married with two daughters and a son, believed to be in Cleveland.

Joseph G. Pfeiffer Lorain Pfeufer Pfeifer Buffalo John Schaffer Lorain County Black River C. & S. W. Power House Tow Schaffer Oberlin D. Johnson Bohaffer Cleveland

A Star Auction at the Opera Huge

A star auction at the opera features Myra Jefferson a singing and dancing performer linked with Sol Smith Roswell and Neil Burgess. The production includes Thos G Kingham in a leading role and a lively quintet of Newsboys performing popular songs.

THE OPERA Myra Jefferson Sol Smith Roswell Neil Burgess Valentine Toronto Bob Miss Jefferson Ida Lawrence Thos. G. Kingham

Will copy recorded for Micheal Daily in probate court

An exemplified copy of the will of Micheal Daily of Cuyahoga County has been placed on record in the probate court at Slocum 593 West Broad Street.

Rban Micheal Cuyahoga County

Oberlin Church Extension Bill Rejected by Conference

A bid to aid Oberlin Methodists on a $25,000 church project was rejected by the general committee on church extension. Debates featured Bishop Crandton and Bishop Goodsel with order restored. The rule limiting grants to buildings under $10,000 was upheld, and a $5,000 Oberlin plan failed. North Ohio conference offered $1,000 with a promise for one-fifth of another sum.

General Methodista Oberlin Crandton Goodsel North Ohio Conference

Lake Breeze Hotel and Farm Sold to Redington Realty

The Redington Realty Company closed a deal with D. D. Lewis for the Lake Breeze hotel and 70 acre farm at 18 000 dollars, a price similar to years ago. The purchase includes the Orin Moore farm of 100 acres, totaling 170 acres in one tract with 40 acres of beach on Lake Erie's south shore. Buildings will be razed to create a modern lakeside resort.

Redington Realty Company D. D. Lewis Lake Breeze Orin Moore Lake Erie Lake Shore

Apples Keep Brain Sharp and Sleep Sound

The article extols apples as highly efficacious toasting before bed, noting they are rich in phosphoric acid in digestible forms. It claims apples stimulate the liver, promote sleep, disinfect the mouth, aid stomach acidity, and aid kidney secretions as a preventive for throat diseases.

Becaues

Whale Skeleton Purchases and House Sale in Oberlin

On Saturday night the Noah Woodruff estate received an old North Main Street house after a travelling showman could not move a whale skeleton through mud. Wilcox swapped the house for the 60 foot long skeleton which was later shipped west. Edward Holt sought divorce from his wife but reconciliation followed, and a piano sale at Slocum's on West Broad street promoted affordable toast money goods.

Wilcox Mr. Whale Evansdale Inadiana Tetva Slocum West Broad Street

Advertising satire amid piano trade flourishes in Elyria Lorain

A misspelled broadside argues dealers should assess customers more than customers assess dealers. It claims booming piano advertising, notes many Lorain and Elyria residents, and lists names including Mrs. Waller and Peter Bouch in a promotional notice from Ohio.

Fred W. Wolf Elyria F. Penfeld W. J. Walliams Lorain Geo. Crelore C.C. Bryant O. D. W. Jennings Wm. Smith L. W. Chatman

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