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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter listing supply details for daily and weekly editions. It notes publishing by The Elyria Reporter Printing Company and editor L B Fauver with associate editor and subscription terms. Prices are given per week and per year.
A fusionist council member in Wis Lincoln proposes removing McKinley pins and flags, prompting a rebuke and a resolved stance to keep flags. meanwhile Istia’s legal battles over a lake water plan reveal perceived unfair petition costs, delays, and voter disenfranchisement. The article critiques council conduct, calls for fair cost estimates, and warns that mismanagement risks delaying a needed water system.
The speech argues that if Bryan is elected he will summon Congress in extraordinary session to declare Philippine independence and protect it from outside interference. It warns of withdrawing American forces, expanding the Monroe Doctrine to Asia, and presses Republicans to unite to prevent a Bryan-led shift in domestic and foreign policy.
A garbled political fragment questions Republican loyalty amid factional tensions. It asks if any candidate will back opposing forces by voting for the Democratic ticket.
The Akron case defends Judge Nye and Summit County officers. It states the prisoner Louis Peck plead guilty under law, with a life sentence, and asserts no secrecy or coercion occurred. It praises open hearings, proper grand jury procedure, and public access, arguing mob action did not influence justice.
A Sandusky dispatch reports after Sunday crusade against saloons that many merchants who kept shops open on Sunday will be arrested. Jacob Kronthal clothier was arrested on a Sunday labor law warrant issued by Retail Clerks Union president Leon Matthews and faces Thursday hearing. Rumors say The Register editors behind Sunday edition may be arrested, backed by saloon interests.
Emma Holliday through her attorney A R Webber files in common pleas court for divorce from Grant D Holliday once a lawyer and politician in Elyria The petition cites faithfulness with co respondents Ali es Jordan and Hattie Wilcox among others married October 28 1889 and parents of two children
A father’s political letter urges his son to support McKinley, arguing trust busting, imperialism fears, and economic prosperity under McKinley’s administration. It contrasts two eras of farming profits, wages, and national credit while urging loyalty to republican principles and duty in voting.
The August Lakeside magazine features A. R. Webber's piece The Preacher in Politics arguing preachers have right to engage politically. He cites Christ driving out thieves and urges religious leaders to oppose dishonest politicians harming liberties.
Police investigate disappearance of Philty Fleisher of Gornln last seen Saturday night. His wife and three children report his absence and fear foul play. Witnesses on Oberlin Avenue near the beach heard shots around nine. A drowned-bather suit was found on the shore, suggesting a possible drowning or related incident.
Auction notices describe a sheriff sale of parcel in Lorain County Ohio by order of the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. David Ward en? and attorney A Gee Moore list terms, appraisal at 370000 dollars, sale to be held at the courthouse steps on a specified September date in 1900.
Owen fee and Hattie Lae his wife and unknown heirs must answer by September 8 1900 in Lorain County Ohio common pleas court to quiet title on properties in Township No 4 in the 17th range of townships. The petition alleges Michael Kent lineage as sole heir of land formerly owned by Chven Lee and later possessed by Owen Lee and others for about 40 years, with disputed chain of title and requests to bar others claims and grant a deed free of encumbrances.
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