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28 Nov 1903
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Elyria Reporter in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
1
Rough Places on the Road to Fame at Oberlin
Turmoil surrounds Oberlin News after leaders buy the paper to back candidates for Congress and judge. Brady and brother clash with Joe Mall over control, leading to arrests, fines, and a rough altercation at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin News
Chamberlain
Congrege
Ingersall
Judge
Ingersoll
C Chamberlainy
Piper
Janes A Brady
Brady
Hinman
Joe Mall
The
Ofice
Bradys
Juvenile Crime Tied to Parental Allowances Says Judge Mayer
New York's first year with the juvenile court highlights crime links to lack of spending money for youths. Judge Jolion Mayer notes many parents are hardworking and well educated but cannot provide money for candy or small luxuries, leading to youthful missteps. He urges small weekly allowances to curb early offenses and mentions family housing details and a job-like mindset among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Court For Juvenile Offenders
Jolion M Mayer
Court of Special Sessions
De‘elarog
Winmans
Helpless man fined for intoxication in city court
A man found intoxicated on an estate embankment, face in the snow, nearly suffocated by cold before being discovered. He appeared before the mayor on Saturday, received a fine for the offense, and his appearance suggested temperance appeals might rise despite the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Gough
Giv es People What They Want Taipounal Stock Company Invasion
Fragmented OCR notes describe a stock company in the middle west offering fuel products at popular prices amid talk of engagement and transport needs. It mentions Mary Carlotta Lerseh engagement, a death near LaPorty road, a wandering Polish man found on West River Street, and all day services at Second Congregational Church on November 29 with general invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho A Himmemein
Taipounal
Middle West
War Portaire Company
Thas Merriborg
Willis
Second Congregational Church
God
Vothera
Graphic murder details spark uneasy city discussion
A Chicago paper described the crime with graphic phrasing of a knife wound from shoulder to wrist. The lurid account recalls sensational dime museum fare and raises questions about sensational reporting in local media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
For & Dime
Judge A Wobber Endorsed for Medina County Court Judge
Judge A Wobber of Dlyma receives the endorsement of the oncall Lo rain county bar for the Ghents court judgeship to succeed Judge John Hale who plans retirement at the end of his term. Medina county residents express pride in the “old Medina county boy” and readiness to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wobber
Dlyma
Amoncall
Lorain County
Ghents Court
John Hale
Medina County
Medina
Tais
Wein G Zetre
GOAL KING Milton Bowman Dies After Valvular Heart Disease
Milton Bowman, once a leading coal baron from Mauch Chunk, Pa, died Thursday at Gratton Hospital after a valvular heart condition. Born in the town’s early era, he became one of Pennsylvania’s wealthy coal operators before financial reverses forced his exit from business. He later worked for the Carnegie Steel Company until ill health halted him. He was widowed with one son living in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M Bowman
Coal Bay of
Carnegis Steal Company
Lorain
Wakeman Farmer Ends His Life on Thanksgiving Day
Thomas Flew, a 23 year old Wakeman farmer recently married, fatally shot himself on Thanksgiving Day after months of nervous disorder and despair. His affairs were prosperous before a severe mental decline led to suicide. a theater train to Cleveland is announced for December with Elyria departure at 6:36 pm, fare 50 cents, and theater tickets offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Flew
Wakeman
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Clevalantl
Elyria
Bluffing letter dispute sparks paid inquiry stance
The Reporter details a disputed letter to The Chronicle, claiming forgery and demanding proof. The Chronicle offers payment to verify the letter's authenticity and invites named gentlemen to conduct the inquiry, warning to either reveal facts or expose the parties.
Masked burglars thwarted in North Russia Township home
John Kramer, a farmer, disturbed four masked men attempting to enter his barn on the night of Thanksgiving. He fired warning shots from inside the house, scattering the intruders who fled down the road in moonlight. The would‑be burglars wore long coats and slouched hats. three were medium height, one short. The same quartet was later seen in South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kramer
Russia Township
Lorain County
Russia
Cresate
Keamtr
Meing
Mr. Kramer
Mr Kramer
South Amherst
Avon Electric Project Surveyed For Cleveland to Lorain Line
Surveyors have mapped a route from Cleveland to South Lorain for a planned electric line. Construction could start next spring with South Lorain’s growth seen as key, possibly aided by a bridge near the new tube mill site. The plan may involve eastern capitalists and a feeder role for South Lorain to Cleveland via Lorain county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
South Lowan
South Lorsin
Lorain Coun
George Hoker
Avon Center
Ron
Amherst
Ella Walton
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Dawson
Moses and the
Eening Servon
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Miss
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Duarhear
John Lursah
Eisra
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John Smith
LaPorty Road
West River Street
Frank
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County Infirmary
Knowles
Candy Kitchen
Century
VO Cgone
H. HS
Bissell
Harry Is Smith & Company
Cheapside
Loreal Tay RO
Onal OL
Gratton Hospital
Wakeman Farmer
Chronicle
Torfert
Stealag Carri
Bhs
Oidas Inigeht
Ward
Ans
Avon Electric
French Creek
Weat
Sheffield Center
Aerosa
South Lorain
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