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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists religious service times and locations in Detroit area. Mentions Toee of mental nant and Tar o ams iience with scattered place names like Detroit Mich and 586 West ission free. Sunday services at 7:30 appear with references to THERAN and Synaas.
Residents of Little Hungary report a string of trunk robberies at Mrs. Moscovia's boarding house. Victims include Alex Sok Ig Boe and Solik, with losses totaling cash, rings, a watch, and clothing as officers interview Mrs. Moscovia about the incidents and her police court record.
A discussion argues that appearance matters but should not exceed means. It urges dressing neatly and honestly within budget, warns against conspicuous display, and notes advances in affordable fashion while warning of extravagance’ harm and deceit. The piece advocates living within means and avoiding debt.
An unidentified man found dying on Lake Shore tracks near Avhurst Saturday night died at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain at 11. He appeared struck by a Lake Shore flyer. his head was crushed and consciousness lost. He wore fine clothes, bore a ship tattoo on his right arm, and no identity clues were found. Authorities see no foul play.
The October term of the court of common pleas began with the grand jury convened on Monday morning. From fifteen selected months ago eight were examined. one died, a relative also died, others sought release for various reasons. The jury includes Jona Mate George Mapes Lewis Thompson and others with HW S. Lewis as foreman and Charles Cahoon as bailiff.
Sunday evening closed the engagement of Mrs Marion Carpenter of Detroit with the Progressive Spiritualist society in this city. A crowded hall greeted her at both sessions. Mrs Carpenter is a speaker of rare ability and personal magnetism whose quiet dignity convinces all who hear her of her sincerity. After the close of the evening several fine manifestations were observed, aiding belief in the phenomena.
Lorain chief of police Smith traced a horse and buggy stolen Friday to Ridgeville after receiving a postal card from Lorain authorities. The property belonged to Triveryman W H Brown of Lorain, with the finder noting Mrs. Austins Pancakes for breakfast. Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
Fragmentary note lists routes and ships two imports amid dateless terms. It references an inspection department and agricultural mail lines with unclear names and places, forming a sparse historical breadcrumb.
A Cleveland boy dies after grabbing a low hanging live wire torn loose by a storm while walking with a friend on a private field. Coroner French investigates. parents had recently moved from Lorain to Oberlin.
The steamer Fayette Brown left Cleveland for Lorain to coal but went ashore a quarter mile west of the port at midnight Saturday. A heavy sea and wheel failure left the vessel grounded behind the breakwater with a hole stove in the stem. Crew attempted to save the ship while awaiting tow and possible drydocking, with no rescue by tug during the night.
George Kitzgen was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery after stabbing Frank Koneeka three times during Labor Day celebrations at Pox Furnace. Judge Hinman fined him $25 with costs totaling $39, then released him after payment.
Dr Dawson delivers a stirring sermon at the M I RB Church on Hebrews 12 blaming Hebrew Christians for remaining childish and unable to teach others. He likens God’s disappointment to barren fig trees and urges maturity, noting a shortage of Sunday school teachers in Elyria.
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