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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter lists publication by The Reporter Printing Company with editor L. B. Fauver and associate editor. It outlines subscription terms for the Daily Reporter at one price and the Weekly Reporter at another, and notes the office address at No 1 Hast Broad street.
The death of Vice President Garret A Hobart brings nationwide mourning. He proved a capable partner to the president, a clear mind and diplomatic counsel. His integrity and fairness earned respect across party lines and public service ends with his passing.
Supporters say Iowa Kansas and other western states show solid Republican majorities, signaling approval of McKinley era policies including protectionist Dingley tariffs. They anticipate debates in Congress on finance foreign possessions and growing export markets for American goods and crops. The piece links agricultural success to national policy endorsement.
A heated preface argues the East Asian crisis and imperial contests will decide whether Anglo Saxon or Slav paths shape civilization. It discusses Dewey, Manila, and U S policy, urging support for England, open trade with China, and united action to guard liberty and progress amid looming global power shifts.
Rev J C B Stivers was installed as pastor of the Church of Christ in Elyria. A R Webber presided. Rev J Z Tyler of Euclid Avenue Christian church Cleveland spoke on church duties. Rev S H Bartlatt delivered the charge to the pastor. Revs Cadmus Knapp attended. music by Miss Kellar Oberlin and Misses Phipps Jackson. The reception followed, signaling hoped-for harmony between pastor and congregation.
The September exports of manufactures rose by six million dollars over September last year, highlighting ongoing challenges to free trade theories as factory goods shipments increased in the latest monthly figures.
The article argues railways are at peak activity with record passenger and freight traffic. It credits large crops, expanded manufacturing, and strong exports for driving demand, noting generous receipts reflect nationwide prosperity and optimism across all sectors.
Petitions from nearly every region of the United States flood senators and representatives while resolutions are passed at public meetings against seating Representative-elect Roberta the Utah polygamist. The issue tests legal propriety and practicability for Congress to act on seating.
The supreme court reverses the circuit court in Reid vs. C. & W. The decision favors heirs with the railroad required to buy all land south of Evie Avenue in Lorain now used for docks or tracks, except areas where wast track sits, or pay rent for it.
The report notes John Ro McTean as a strong rival for chief magistrate with Nash winning 417,109 votes and Jones 106,721. Mase tallies 628, McLewy 176 votes, reflecting an exceptionally heavy minority showing for an Ohio candidate. The fragment compares this to Vallandigham’s 1863 results.
Vendor Arthur C. Moore promotes White Horse and White City garments offering ready to wear or made to measure overcoats. Ad claims best value for money and invites readers to send address for a sampler. Office hours 1 to 6 p.m. Saturdays.
The following account is presented in probate in Lorain County Ohio with a final settlement date set for December 10 1789 at 10 o clock. The administrator and various heirs and parties are named including Wm Greenlee Mary Hell Chas Erickson Jacob Bauer Missa and Ella Eberling. A sheriff sale is ordered by the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas with sale to be held at the north door of the Court House in Elyria on a Saturday in December. Cash will be required. Warden Sheriff of Lorain County and attorney are listed.
Lorain County Ohio Sheriff Warden will sell at public auction at the Lorain courthouse north door on December 23 1899 between 10 and 11 am the property known as lot 12 in block 6 Gilbert Hogans third addition Lorain Ohio appraised at 1900 dollars with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal cash due sale day. Attorney W Be and Stroup assist.
Peter Malburg files for divorce from Margaret Malburg in Lanain County Common Pleas Court alleging cruelty and neglect. Hearing set for December 3 or as soon thereafter as the court can hear the case. attorney E. C. Manen represents the plaintiff.
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