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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1906

Page

3

Contenders clash as Ohio GOP nominates Secretary of State rivals

A lively race for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State forms a back room contest among Carm, Thompson of Ironton, and Comings of Oberlin with Wirt, Kennedy following. Debate centers on northern versus southern delegate blocs, local option pressures, and a push for stronger state bank supervision after bankers blocked the Tromas bill.

Coleed Carm A. Thompson Ironton A. G. Comings Oberlin Benjamin F. Wirt Youngstown Prask P. Kennedy Bellefontaine Thompson Meany Republican State Convention Committee On Resolutions General Assembly Tromas

Philadelphia Trust Co. to Sell 670 Hogan Street Property

The Philadelphia Restate Trust Co. confirms a sale agreement filed with Hollidayaburg Recorder of Deeds. Borland and Waddell of Borland & Waddell state the property, a hotel and business establishment, is bought by their firm and will be sold off in single lots. Mortgages totaling $1.8 million held by Knickerbocker Contracting Co. are to be satisfied under the sale.

Philadelphia Rest Eatate Trust Co Teeis Recorder of Deeds Hollidayaburg Hogans HLL Borland Borland & Waddell Waddell Sond Altoong William H. Whitesides Philadelphia Knickerbocker Contracting Co Sega Spirit

Postage Stamps and Fortune in Wall Street Tale

Abraham White, dubbed the postage stamp financier, built a fortune of over 2 million from Union and Southern Pacific stock after buying $3 million of stamps with bonds worth 1.6 million. A LaGrange, Texas native who moved to New York at 23, he has Shadow Lawn in Long Branch and two St. Louis houses. He intends Shadow Lawn to charity at his and his wife’s deaths.

Abraham White Union and Southern Pacific Railroad White Wall Street Union and Southern Paciff Railroad LaGrange Tex New York City Cleveland Shadow Lawn Long Branch N. J John A. McCall New York Life Insurance Company McCall St. Louis

Whole Town Sold for 500000 in Pittsburgh Deal

Borland and Waddell, a Pittsburg real estate firm, bought the entire town of South Al toona from Adolph Segal, the Philadelphia promoter, whose loans from the source are noted as part of the transaction.

Borland & Waddell Pittsburg South Altoona Adolph Segal Philadelphia

Close Call for the Money in Leavenworth Death

Dr. Shaw F. Neeley, once United States Marshal of Kansas and multiple Leavenworth mayoral candidate, died 15 minutes before a $45,076 life policy would have expired. He held two $45,000 policies with Mutual Life of New York. death occurred at 11:45 PM. After overdue payments and a grace period lapse, proof of death led to payout approval by St. Louis manager F. N. Cheney.

Shaw F. Neeley Kansas Leavenworth Neeley Mutual Life of New York F. N. Cheney St. Louis Tr. Neeley

Sullivan Says Gans Sure Wins In Six Rounds

Buffalo Aug 31 John L Sullivan says if rich he would bet a million on Joe Gans beating Battling Nelson in six rounds at Goldfield on Labor Day. He admits racism but favors Gans as the better man and fastest cleverest lightweight, predicting a knockout in six but hopes Nelson wins.

Buffalo John L. Sullivan John D. Rockefeller Joe Gana Nelson Goldfield Sullivan Gans Ganga John L

Baltimore tests motor autos for mail collection

On October 1 Baltimore will put two automobiles into service to collect mail, replacing four wagons and competing with fifteen retained wagons to show advantages of motor versus horse power. The hilly city tests under unfavourable conditions, with expansion planned if successful. Also noted: Rev Daniel Bassett Leach of Bone Gap Illinois requests a graphophone benediction at his funeral, after 70 years as a Methodist minister. Health officials today uncovered a large Chicago factory devoted to the

Baltimore Daniel Bassett Leach Bone Gap Ill Leach

Nightorous eggs reprocessed and shipped nationwide

The item describes reprocessing of nightorous eggs for cooking, including deodorizing and drying, with packages bearing initials only. It notes the Pittsburg Railways plan to run underground wires within three years and recounts Nelson Byrd’s parole violation, escape, and recapture near Uniontown, including a trolley car pursuit.

Pittsburg Railways Company Nelson Byrd New Haven Uniontown Corneliaville Keifer Prizoner

Gans Shown Revolvers

New York reports Honest John Kelly says Joe Gans and Bat Nelson will fight fairly on Labor Day. City officials warned Gans to harden his stance, showing 48 caliber revolvers and lead pellets as a deterrent for any faking. Kelly predicts Gans may win with a strong left hand.

New York John Kelly Joe Gans Nelson Kelly Joe Boyle Nevada Goldfield Club Gane Gana Labor Day Gans

Railroads carry vast passenger numbers with few injuries

Reports from the Connecticut railroad commissioners for the year ending June 20, 1905 show steam roads carried 64,403,149 passengers with 36 injuries. Average trip length was 18.15 miles. Street railways carried 402,894,160 passengers with 285 injuries.

Railroad Commissioners of Connecticut

Value of Ohio railroads rises in tax appraisal

The total value of Ohio railroads for taxation shows a 6.5 percent gain this year, rising from 138,689,294 in 1905 to 148,036,364 for 1906. Major increases stem from trunk lines like the Pennsylvania, Lake Shore, and Big Four, aided by extensive improvements since the last appraisal. Some local adjustments were made where valuations were previously too low, while the state board kept valuation rates unchanged from local boards.

Columbus Ohio Pennsylvania Lake Shore Big Four State Board of Equalization

More hospital cars and rail line renumbering in progress

The Erie railway placed a miniature hospital car at Salamanca near the dividing line between eastern and western divisions after successful inspection by Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio officials. The plan is to build two or three similar cars at the Altona shops. Meanwhile, half of Pennsylvania system freight cars have been in repair shops in 18 months, with half renumbered to avoid confusion.

Erie Railroad Salamanca N. Y Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Altona

Romance of Union Pacific history and Harriman era

The article recalls Union Pacific’s origin by Congress in the Civil War, the government credit aiding its creation, and the 1869 completion. It notes allegations of the Credit Mobilier scandal, later receiver control in 1893, federal court involvement in 1907, and a $70,000,000 debt dispute between financiers and Congress over resuming control of the line.

Union Pacific New York Stock Exchange E H. Harriman Union Pacific Company Congress United States American Congress Credit Mobilier Atchison Railroad Northern Pacific Pacific Railroad

Union Pacific's Rise Under Harriman and Expanding Holdings

The article recounts E H Harriman reorganizing the Union Pacific after 1897, securing government loans, and rebuilding a neglected system. It notes his expansion into Southern Pacific, the Northern Pacific battle with James J Hill, and the acquisition of Great Northern stock after the Northern Securities dissolution, highlighting why UP stock rose to about 210% of par value.

Union Pacific Company William A. Harris Kangaas United States Senate Kansas Union Pacific E. H. Harriman Harriman Great Southern Pacific Pacific Coast Hartiman Southern Pacific James J. Hill Hartman Northern Pacific Wall Street New York Hill Great Railroad Trust Northern Securities Company Hariman Union Pacife Great Northern

Kennedy's Laxative Zen Ey and Tar cough syrup ad

An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Zen ey and Tar as a remedy that eases coughs and colds. It claims the product addresses the cause of coughing and is sold by druggists.

Kennedy

Public notices and ads in a 19th century column

A mixed advertisement text offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials about F J Cheney and Toledo wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin, with price per bottle and internal use claims. Also mentions typhoid germ immunity remark and a local burn news item about Rena Brooks, 11, East Liverpool, severely burned.

Hall Gonstipation

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