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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented notice honors neighborly kindness after a local resident’s passing. The message recalls supportive acts and expresses gratitude to friends and community members who offered help during the illness and after the loss.
Republican Central Committee schedules Governor Harris to attend a reception in the city mid October with a supper and informal chat about his credentials. A skating masquerade carnival at Jens Roller Rink is also planned with prizes for best two step and comic performances.
A large group from the Spiritualistic society plans a journey to the home of Mr Sound west of the city tonight for a seance conducted by Alsvan, Mr Kerr, and Mr Merrick, noted mediums in the county. The meetings are open to all and attract many attendees.
The dniowecenm tent has been made vubie ob the vomit tmielage at Dr A W Betteridge of this ery to Mies Jane Abbe of Chevelind street. The wedding will be a fashionable Chitra asfate and will be solemnized 4 IWISt. Andrew's Mpiscopal Church on Weditesdis. November 1t, Mins have a look at the shoes in Davis & Sons, window, ff style and r ality appears to son. gt The New Center.
A three wheeled wagon hauling a heavy load lost a wheel on a principal city street Thursday. The wagon was braced on one side as crews cleared the road, delaying traffic and provoking public chatter about the minor expense versus the annoyance and crowd reaction.
Two deeds filed at the recorder’s office on Friday involve the same Lorain property. The Century Building Co transfers to W. T. Little, who then conveys to Henry Wick of Youngstown. The week’s filings include multiple Lorain and Avon township transfers with prices ranging up to 1,300 and 450 dollars, amid a push to bolster financial stability via local stock sales.
The Cleveland News promotes a family friendly contest offering over 3200 dollars in prizes including an automobile, a Jacksonville trip, furniture and kitchen range. It will publish 57 illustrated English quotations starting October 29 and asks readers to match each quote with the corresponding line.
Samuel St Louis known as Fred Gearing, 26, was arrested on information from Mrs. William Redden and is en route to Huntington West Virginia to face manslaughter charges. Redden described offering beer in which she suspected drugging.
Complete outfits for tapping r shoes for 50c and $1.00 each. Ready cut half soles any size or thickness from 11c to 25c per pair. Leather in strips or squares from 0c to $1.25. Wire Clinch Brass Hobnail Heel Nails Cement Wax Thread and everything you need to do your own work at home.
Norfolk Oct 26 Only those present at the St Louis Exposition can grasp the fascination with warships as Arkansis and a Spanish ship Die de la Plate drew crowds along the Mississippi. Thousands watched the daily life of crews and the ships tied to the river banks while plans for the Jamestown Exposition and TampTan Roads display promised even greater naval splendor with battleships and cruisers to be present.
New Orleans reports a sweeping liquor statute passed by the Knights of Pythias supreme lodge. Each lodge is to typify Sir Gala and uphold temperance among members. The ruling bars highballs schooners and similar drinks, signaling a strong stance against alcohol within the fraternal order.
The article outlines changes in a new reading of a statute affecting manor dealers. It notes exemptions for hotelkeepers and bar operators linked to hotels, while other manor dealers face exclusion. It highlights the shift from retail dealers to bona fide hotel keepers as eligible under the updated law.
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