President Terms of S Cueto and Subscription Rates
The Daily Reporter lists subscription terms at six dollars per year for Elyria area and three dollars outside the city, with the Weekly Reporter at two dollars per year. The text appears fragmented but indicates pricing and publication options.
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City fiscal disputes over franchise grants and public benefit
The Recorder argues for home industry and public welfare, warning against private gain from canal and street rights. It questions the fairness of franchise payments, whether manufacturers like Blyeta Milling & Power can compete with Citizens Gas & Wy Ovens, and calls for open bidding and taxpayer protection. The piece critiques ten year contracts and stresses responsible city oversight.
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Citizens Gas & Wy Ovens Abbor
Hight. Steels
Ceangib Coal
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Little Pleasantries From Sone of the Flies
A fragmentary verse piece recalls a dialogue about social vanity and money. The speaker mocks daily life and the swift drift of fortune as a neighbor’s cage and pie temptations are referenced alongside a quip about opera attendance and wealth.
Sale of Goats and Suits Showcased with Unique Styles
The sale promises an extensive showing of goats and suits with many beautiful original styles. Each garment carries an individual style touch, highlighting distinct offerings beyond the ordinary.
The Vaudeville Favorite and Her Witty Husband
The article notes a vaudeville star as a strong drawing card earning $60 weekly. Her husband accompanies her as a prop, described as a non artistic partner whose role is to button her waists. A nearby tale mentions a deserted wife whose husband drinks after neighbors show interest, highlighting tragedy from unmet opportunity.
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Remains of Supreme Judge James Wilson Brought Home
Philadelphia reports the remains of James Wilson of Pennsylvania, signer of the Declaration and Supreme Court justice, moved from a North Carolina grave to be laid beside his wife in Christ Church graveyard. The long journey followed a ceremonial transfer noted as impressive and historic.
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James Wilson
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Christ Church
Cheap Sunday Excursions Continue to Blyria Area
A transportation notice announces ongoing cheap Sunday excursion service from Leave Blyria at 0:45 A M with round trip fares to Massillon 1.00, Uhrichsville 1.50, and Bridgeport Wheeling 1.76. The item lists destinations and prices for the advertised trips.
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Massillon
Uhrichsville
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Little Johnny Jones Comes to Elyria Theatre Tonight
The lively American jockey musical by George M. Cohan debuts anew in Elyria with a fresh scenic and costume backdrop and added electrical effects. Cast includes Tom Lewis as the Unknown, Sam J. Ryan as Timothy D. McGee, Adele Ratter and Stella Tracey as Flora Belle Fly and Goldie Gates, and Pobby Barry in the title role with a Cuban chorus and an 8 piece orchestra. The show features 20 Cohan songs and follows Cohan’s recent hits 45 Minutes From Broadway and George Washington Jr. into continued crowds.
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Sam J. Ryan
Timothy D. McGee
Adele Ratter
Stella Tracey
Flora Belle Fly
San Francisco
Corendent
Goldie Gates
Sanrancisco
Pobby Barry
Billy Barry
Mr. Cohan
George Washington, Jr
Little Johnny Jones
Saturday's Selling November 24
Catalog of grocery items with prices: Catstip per bottle Malaga Grapes per ib Navy Beans hand picked per qt Dairy Butter per lb 2 percent Sliced Ham to fry per lb Winter Squash per lb Banner Soap for Toilet Soap per box 10 cents
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Navy
Insurance Office Moves to Masonic Temple
MARK O. BOVEE announces relocation of his insurance office to the Masonic Temple, Suite 209, 1st floor location for continued service to friends and patrons.
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Masonic Temple
Suite 209
Land boom as Hammond Indiana lures steel plant growth
In Hammond Indiana cheap scrub oak land near Hammond and Gary surged from 400 to 1100 dollars per acre within a month as new industries move in Richards of Braddock Pennsylvania paid 1400 dollars per acre for 124 acres adjoining 350 acres bought by Standard Steel Car Company of Buller Pennsylvania for its five million dollar plant now under construction Local officials cite eastern capitalists planning a coke plant and further industrial development in the area
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Hammond Elevator Co
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Braddock
Standard Steel Gargo
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