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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

6

Skepticism lectures at First Congregational church

Dr Koehne closed his series with a Sunday evening talk titled A Reply to Modern Skepticism. The crowded auditorium and Sunday school room reflected strong interest as he argued Christ's unique status and influence. He will deliver a secular lecture The New Aristocracy or the Rise of the Common People tonight at eight, free and unrelated to the series.

Koehne First Congregational Christ Jemma Jesus Kyebre

Hello Bill at the Opera House Delights Critics

The Next Attraction legitimate comedy Hello Bill arrives Wednesday evening October 5 at the opera house. It has beaten criticism in major cities and is described as a clean, genuinely funny comedy of complications without vulgarity.

Opera House Augustin Daly Charles Frohman Jane

With the Hounds and Their Tree Climbing Feats

From Teddy Roosevelt's With the Cougar Hounds in Scribner's October issue. The pack of tree climbing dogs shows four leaping to branches and surviving falls, including Tony Baldy and big Turk. Jimmie is the only persistent climber among fighters as a cougar is spotted below.

Little Jimmie Tony Baldy Big Turk

Elyria High Overpowers Wellington In Tight Rugby Style

Elyria High School defeated Wellington High 12 to 0 in a hard fought game on the fair grounds. Captain Shoupe and Bramley starred for Elyria with two touchdowns and Shoupe adding a kicked goal. Branson stood out for Wellington until injury cut his time, while the locals showed fast, confident play throughout.

Elyria High School Atll Wellington High School Elyria Shoupe Bramley Shoupe F Wellington Branson Wellinton Lersch BE. HS C. Shoupe Kline Hall Murphy Prover Bruce Wolfe Leraoh Y George Sage Sndro Bramley, Shoupe Gouls— Shoupe

Largest Odd Fellows gathering reveals membership figures

The Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Indianapolis heard Grand Sire A. Cable of Covington announce 178,836 initiations in a year with 2,708 in foreign jurisdictions. Dr K R I Robb of Gainesville presented that Odd Fellows exceed all secret orders in the United States with about 1,250,000 members in good standing.

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Indianapolia Grand United States

Ghostly vigil recalls guarding Garfield and McKinley tombs

A ghostly vigil tale describes soldiers guarding McKinley and Garfield remains at Canton and Lake View cemetery. It recalls nightly duty, storms, and the fearsome cold as guards faced eerie visions and shifting duties while the monuments stood sentinel.

Canton McKinley Lake View Garfield United States

Old farmer gored by bull near Amberat ling on Sunday

77-year-old Morris Hecock was badly injured when a Durham bull charged him on his northwest farm. The horns were removed, helping his survival. A loyal sheepdog shielded him as the bull attacked. Passengers and a conductor aided, driving the animal away and transporting him home. The Hateat reports indicate improving condition.

Morris Hecock Mr. Flecook Mr. Hecock

Suit Against F J King and Other Local Legal Matters

The Citizens Home and Savings association sues F J King of Lorain for 652.19 and foreclose a mortgage after loaning 650 on May 16 1896 with installments padded through May 1898. Attorneys Thompson and Glitsoh. W B Clare vs Fox Furnace case moved to common pleas from Justice Lawrence court. Doctor won damages 53 and costs 7.55 for medical services at company instigation. EH Manter represents Dr McClue and Q A Gallmore for the Furnace company. Oberlin student E H Moore hired as bookkeeper for the Ohio Engineering Company replacing Clyde Estey.

The Citizens Home and Savings ‘Association F. J. King Lorain Thompson and Glitsoh W. B. Clare Fox Furnace Company Common Pleas Court Oberlin E.H. Moore Oberlin Business College Elyria Ohio Engineering Company Clyde Estey

Receiver Sought in Erie County Brew House Case

In November 1896 Enebeler Brewing Co of Sandusky sold Serain property to Henry Brand for 96109.89. Brand paid part on the note but not the full amount. Brand died last month and W B Thompson is administrator. The company sues for 6310.99 and asks for a receiver to take charge of the buildings to keep them in repair.

Enebeler Brewing Company Sandusky Serain Henry Brand Brand W. B Thompson

Autograph Requests Pile Up for McKinley in Summer

Among McKinley's papers now with Secretary Cortelyou lie 5 000 autograph requests. He habitually answered spare moments with autographs when possible, though during his absence or state duties the letters would accumulate. The six thousand requests accumulated over the summer vacation period.

McKinley Cortelyou Mr. McKinley

Oberlin Defeats Heidelberg In Hard Fought Football Match

Oberlin Varsity edged Heidelberg 16 to 0 at Dill Field in a hard fought season opener. Clarence Bradley scored two long runs and Holter added two more as Oberlin dominated both trenches and forced Heidelberg miscues. The defense stymied Heidelberg’s offense, while Oberlin’s offense showed strength despite fumbles, signaling a potential state championship contender.

Oberlin Dill Field Heidelberg University Tiffin Cleveland Ocour Ken Yon Clarence Bradley Miller A. W. Monoamith Dolan Holter Heidelberg Olamenes Dwight Bradley Balter Claranie Bradley Tine Sperry A. Monosmith Brown Scroggie Jr & Horning EF. Rex L. Monoamith R. A. Reemsnyder McMillen Kant Miller Lh. W. Rex Bradley Nh Bievert Holter Younta Touchdowna O. Bradley Diefenthaler

Oberlin Woman Miss Beauchamp Dies at Home

Miss Louisa Beauchamp dropped dead Saturday night at her Wear College street home. She was arranging her hair before a mirror when she suddenly fell unconscious and died minutes later. She was sister of the late Congressman Beauchamp and remembered for her attainments.

Oberlin Louisa Beauchamp Wear College Street

Trial records show Charles Lowry case verdicts

The Warren Ras jury failed to indict Charles Lowry on charges of killing his father John Lewry. The defense claimed self defense after being attacked by his father while alleging his mother was mistreated. The jury accepted this defense and did not return a guilty verdict.

Warren Ras Charles Lowry John Lewry

Tragic fall under tree kills 12 year old boy near town

A 12 year old boy named Beck en fell from a branch of a Hickoxynwt tree north of town while reaching for nuts. He died likely instantaneously from head injuries. Mrs. Galdwell, widow of former Stribengerr hotel proprietor in Cleveland, mourns. her daughter also died recently. Mrs. Galdwell was formerly Eva Uaans of Wellington. The Mines, Mimds and May Hbw son and Hita Frankfoedi returned Sunday morning from the Pan-American Exposition.

Pol Hva Towm Mra. Galdveaill Stribengerr Cleveland Simmonde Agm Sime Dashiter Galdwell Eva Uaans Wellington Mimds May Hbwson Hita Frankfoedi

Oberlin Business College opens shorthand class Nov 4 1901

The Oberlin Business College will form a new class in the shorthand department Nov. 4, 1901. A number of students have already arranged to enter this course.

Elyria Yocom Oberlin Business College Oberlin Business College

Tepew to wed May Palmer in Paris surprise

United States Senator Chauncey M. Tepew plans to marry May Palmer of New York as his second wife. The announcement came by cable from Paris late Friday. Tepew, now in Morristown, admitted the engagement and declined to reveal the wedding date. Palmer is a prominent and wealthy figure in New York society.

United States Chauncey M. Tepew May Palmer New York Paris Depew Morristown N. J

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