Local notes from Elyria and surrounding towns
A long list of social activity and travel notes from Elyria Ohio and nearby areas. Mentions visits to Medina Cleveland Dover and Geneva with numerous names including Mrs Cushing Miss Lampman and Miss Gates. Updates on dances card parties church events and upcoming conventions plus travel reports from Europe and Put in Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Taylor
Medina
B.S. McMahon
New York
Martha Krugran
Cleveland
George Rawson
Dover
Melva Wood
C. B. Cushing
Chas. H. Cushing
Gates
Carlisle Township
Alden Starr
Mast Broad Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Wing
Tn Elyria
Nearing
Bowling Green
Ohio
Elyria
George Crisp
E. Ball
Carlisle
Charles Dangler
Mies Clark
Wiliame
Second Congregational Church
Europe
Second Church
Sears
Seare
Missionaries in China Reported Alive Seventeen Still Missing
Oberlin Tribune notes dispatches claimed fifteen missionaries were murdered in Yen-Chou-Fu and Tai-Ka. Washington later advised thirteen missionaries remain alive, held in prison, naming Mr. and Mrs. Atwater and children, Mr. and Mrs. Price, D. H. Clapp, and Miss Rowena Biri among those confined. Memorial service postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Oberlin
Yen-Chou-Fu
Tai-Ka
Pond
Washington
Atwater
Price
D. H. Clapp
Rowena Biri
Firet Church
Oberlin Tribune
For Sale Span of Black Mares Raven Eight Years Old
The undersigned offers for sale this fine span of black mares Raven and eight years old sound in every way weigh 1500 pounds solid black safe for a lady to drive either single or double full sisters and not afraid of anything if sold at once very cheap can be seen at any barn at the steel plant telephone or address South Lonsin Bismarck’s Iron Nerve was the result of health and indomitable will use Dr King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents and bicycle services offered at 5 Broad Street. extensive furniture and removal offers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lorsin
Bismarck
Dr. King
H. J. Eady
존 Sterman tribute from JOAN SH ERMAN on John Sherman death
Joan Sh er man eulogizes Hon. John Sherman who died at the Washington residence early Monday. The piece lauds his half century leadership in national affairs, notes his failed bid for the presidency, and credits his role in steering the nation toward the gold standard amid financial crises. It emphasizes his stature among American statesmen and enduring public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sterman
Washington
Ohio
United States
Sherman
Américan Republic
Republic
Exhibition of Needle Work Guild at Mrs Ely’s home
At the Elyria Needle Work Guild exhibition the officers and directors showcased four to five hundred new clothing items and comfort goods donated for the needy. Visitors learned about plans, pledged support, and tea and wafers refreshed attendees as they discussed aiding the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Faxon
BE. E. Williams
O’clarks
State Federation
Mariett
Stevens
Commodore W. R. Huntington
Capt. C. A. Bemis
Wm. W. Grant
Chas. M. Farrell
H. ©. Johnson
Commodore Huntington
Dearest
Sandusky
Standish
Elyria
Elyria Hall
William E. Miller
Charles Johnson
George Worthington
George Lewin
Wim. R. Huntington
Huntington
Aix
Charles H. Cushing
Voice of the People
Hemnan Ely
W. E. Miller
Douglas
Charles Ely
Needle Work Guild of America
Guild
Ely
Edith Prentiss
Katharine Faxon
Real Issue Letter backs McKinley reelection, rails at Bryan
Dr. John Henry Barrows of Oberlin College writes to B. B. Whitney endorsing McKinley, calling imperialism a false issue and urging national unity. He praises McKinley’s leadership, faults Bryan’s campaign, and argues for continuation of the republic’s rise with strong national honor. Also notes a new coal yard and Lehigh Valley coal stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
B. B. Whitney
Republican College League
McKinley
Barrows
Alpert Shaw
MarxKinley
America
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
East
Americs
West Indies
Jesus Christ
Bryan
Philippines
Department of Comic Literature
Champagne Bottles From U S Trade-Policy Debate
A Chicago Chronicle report records a visitor recounting a New York discussion on champagne bottles and French origin myths. It notes large shipments of used bottles to the United States, with New York and California as major destinations, and comments on how many bottles are recycled into beer bottles while pointing to wartime influences on bottle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Particulay
Chicago Chronicle
New York
Califronia
Ohio
New Yorks
United States
California
Spain
Cuba
Frm
New York City
Kipling
Fortunes in Oil Heavier and Cheaper Fuel Refined
An advertisement touts a New York Cleveland Galveston and Los Angeles backed oil refinement venture. It claims heavy refractory oils can be refined into profitable products with a new process perfected in Cleveland. The Forward Reduction Co plans a sea coast refinery, large storage tanks, and a 100000 acre territory with stock offered to small investors at favorable terms. The prospectus and offices are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
California
United States
West Virginia
Mas Lee
Calitarnia
Sea Caus
Mes
Cleveland
Ghia Reallatus
A. Wimneeses
Woth
Foren Ut
Tren Ia
Ty Beime
New York
Galveston
Los Angeles
Chauncey B. Forward
Williamson Building
Ohio
Green Mountain Renovator Promises Strength and Purity
An advertisement touts Green Mountain Renovator as a pure vegetable blood purifier and body builder. It claims strength, steadier nerves, and renewed health through a decades long reputation in New England, with testimonials and sales agents in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Green Mountain
New England
Smiti'ns
Green Mountain Renovator
For Rent. East Broad Street business room
For rent after November 1 the business room on East Broad Street currently used by The Reporte office. For particulars inquire at The Reporter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broad
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J. W. Gillette
Fremont
Indiana
H J. Morgan
Stroup and Kelner
la Grange
Spencer Ortt
Judge Maryin
Alen
North Ridgeville
Young Ladies’ Card Club
Alice M. Mann
C. Byers
DeLand
Florida
W. Tooker
Hast Avenue
Pierson
William Svarles
Wirth Street
Painesville
Peter Youngs
Mary White
Grand Rapids
Mich. Werd
Yutiage
Frank Youngs
Elyzia
Joh Murbach
J. E. Murbach
Olty
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
M. Smith
Caryl Smith
William Wooster
Lasley
Belle Faxon
Harriette Pomboey
George Marshall
Philadelphia
Airs. Williamson
George
Levagood
Buffalo
N. Y
Springfield
Westfield
Mass
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Elmira
Woodstock
Ontario
Samuel H. Bowen
NewPort
WN. Y
Helen Bowen
Graf Waldersee
France
Paris
Murbach
Geneva
Berne
Alps
Gilmore
McDougall
S. H. Bowen
Florence Wooster
D. A. Cleveland
Broad Street
Joan SH
Erman
Needle Work Guild
Lehigh Valley
Parson H
Tim
Scientific American
Alaska
Mount St. Elias
Lively
New Street
Birmingham
England
Sun
Bavaria
Schattersheim
Breiurs
H. A. Dykeman
West Broad St
Dr. Bigelow
Johnson Brook
Moe
Hammar Dars
Custanheed Ip
ROT
Chack, Buster, Pernar Crip
F. Hammar Paint Co
Ft. Louis
Mie
Feo
E. F. Whitney
Mendoza
Chicago
Lite
H. J, Eady
Tatta Hee
Walt
Jestate
Wilburn
Smith
Wilbur H, Smith
Loos
County
Tuty
A. Doomma
H. Fay
St . Ce
F. Hiscox
Newark
Tri Daily Express
Schedy
Mt, C. A. Asterlin
T A. Ft. Wayne
Ind
Reu Bros
Eldet Co
Elyria Gro| Co
Xv Ery Co
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