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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
3
Stockholders of the Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co are slated to receive a back dividend in March as a refinancing plan is studied. The committee aims for a permanent dividend on preferred stock and a broader restructuring, with initial May timing for full details pending final decisions.
The Elvain health board formed in October 1883 faced early opposition from sanitation skeptics but grew into a key city department. Notable members include policeman Braman, Professor Reely, Dr. Sherwood, and current members Reefy Murbach Wherry Crisp and Shearer, with several former members now deceased or scattered.
The Geo Johnson and Family thank those who assisted during our loved one’s illness and death and for the floral offerings.
Oberlin Ohio November 29 The Rad ium Club is a new student group at Oberlin formed by red haired students to promote fellowship and sociability. A constitution was adopted after chapel. President is William Spencer Bowen 09 of Honolulu Hawaii and vice president is Miss Margaret L Burwell of Segitle Washington.
Philadelphia officials arrest Bridgett Carey on charges of poisoning her husband Patrick and several children and tenants at 1942 Hamilton Street to collect life insurance. The six alleged victims died within eleven months, with Carey alleged to have profited about $1,000 from insurance payouts.
Cohurbus, Nov 29. Senator We Anwell of Licking county will introduce at the next session a bill to raise the Aikin law tax on saloons from 1000 to 2000 dollars. He has promises of support from several colleagues. Brewers aim to cut the tax in two, but likely amendment delays loom.
The Iron Trade Review reports buyers are unhappy with current prices and delivery terms. Slow metal shipments from the south and high prices for spoltron are worsening sentiment, with purchasers holding back on contracts as deliveries lag.
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues that many teachers fail to know or teach Bible content. A school examiner's Bible questions reveal gaps, with respondents giving wrong writers and books. The writer notes a broader decline as culture leans away from scripture and praises a Yale idea to require Bible knowledge for entry.
United States Steel Corporation reports about 8,000,000 tons of unfilled orders, the largest in company history. Plants cannot sustain October’s pace. blast furnaces show some decline, though 94 percent are still operating.
In Columbus on November 29 1 600 inmates gathered for a penitentiary minstrel show when William Foley from Cleveland began a two year burglary sentence. The event drew wide attention as the case highlighted prison life and public interest in inmate activities.
The clock in the scoeple fails to strike correctly at times, seeming dyspeptic and ignoring pendulum action. Repainting its face could enhance its appearance. the brown face bears New Wellington Mountain Enterprise branding.
Pacis Nov 28 a marriage is arranged between the Duke De Chaulesset De Piequigny and Miss Theodora Shants the younger daughter of Theodore P Shants chairman Panama canal Commission. Hoyt dead in Jefferson Village Col T W Hoyt died today at his home near his birth place He was 71 and leaves a widow and six children.
Cambridge Mass November 29 Rev William Howe aged over one hundred and the oldest Baptist clergyman in the world died today at his home in Cambridge.
The inmate remained in his cell by choice to contemplate his mother’s recent death and requested a privilege. Cassie Chadwick sat in the balcony while other female prisoners gathered nearby. A generous dinner followed the performance.
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