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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
Taft and General Munston plan actions in Cuba with Sav hern Massachusetts and General Franklin Bell in play. The governor argues for interim steps toward peace and potential three expedition proposals, while tensions rise in Remedias and Cuba with militia disarmament and local violence.
Reports from Cruces show two yellow fever cases and a recent death. Governor Taft declines to send marines back to Cruces camp while Lt Col William M Black, a river and harbor expert, is summoned to Havana to aid sanitary efforts. Rebel generals including Del Castillo seek official posts under the provisional government, pressuring Taft before his departure.
Secretary of State Laylin has not been asked for an opinion on whether Cleveland can refer a street railway franchise to voters. He notes it depends on the municipal code and whether such a provision exists, with current election laws separating municipal and state elections.
Springfield Ohio October 11 I K Dean a fireman on a Big Four engine was struck while in the gangway near Franklin and fatally injured His skull is fractured and his collar bone broken He is 25 years old and hails from Springfield.
Bb and O Chicago and Western depart Hiyria daily at 6:46 a.m. Trains arrive in Chicago by 5:30 p.m. each day.
In Sumtertown a Cracker jury plans hangings after Ole Man Simp’s controversial murder case. Doctor Dee Junk argues poison found in the wife was glass, clearing Simp of execution. Tensions rise as mobs demand punishment and the coroner’s jury faces demands for justice.
A smoky dialogue unfolds as a Cracker and Dee argue over a murder accusation. Dee questions if State's Attorney Jim Johnson advised on the evidence concerns, while threats and a life sentence offer loom amidst a vow to testify in court about a mistaken body discovery related to a first wife.
Warren residents note the Giddings Club banquet where Judge Cook stood in for absent Warren leader Boyd. Officers elected include President E. A. Dilley Warren and Secretary J. M. Gledhill with an executive committee of local names. Also announced is a mail order finance course promising job placements for graduates.
Chitton Grant receiver for the Commerccall Transit company sold two automobiles to Joseph Horne of Pittsburg for 600 each. The company ran a Springfield Jamestown line until a year ago and has been under a receiver since.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets at 85 cents, claiming it has brought happiness to thousands of homes. The notice mentions fountain syringes and water bottles from BE UU Hague and Andour block, with reporter want ads promising results.
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