Elyria Reporter Circulation Affidavit 1899
The Elyria Reporter documents its bona fide circulation for the last day of August 1899 at 3029 copies. Authenticated by editors L. B. Fauver and G. E. Disbro, sworn before Notary FP. M. Stevens on September 1, 1899 in Lorain County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Lorain County
L. B. Fauoyer
G. £. Disbro
Elyria
M. Stlvens
Reufy
Theresa Bren
Giste Irons
Ohio National Building and Lenn Co
Elyria Lumber Company
Larin County
Ohio
Court of Common Plens
Court of Common Piens
Brain
State of
Hig
Rome
Court House
Towl
Carine
Lorain
Ohie
Fuler
Nelson
Secon
Oudisie Township
Loran County
Joseph Swift Jr
W.H Worden
Lorah County
JC. Santer
Sacrificed Reported Conflict Over Circulation Figures At Elyria
The Reporter Printing Company notes it has deposited 100 to a charitable institution if its Lorain County circulation is not larger than The Republican’s. A committee will decide, per The Republican’s August 2 issue. The Reporter claims 900 more subscribers and criticizes Mr. Clough as a martyr.
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Reporter
National Bank of
Republican
Clough
Cireniaiiuet
Disastrous Nomination Denounced For McLean At Zanesville
The Cleveland Plain Dealer blasts the McLean nomination at Zanesville as a disgrace to Ohio Democrats. It accuses McLean of fourteen years’ absence from the state, loyalty to none of Democratic principles, and says his nomination serves only his own interests and those of paid backers. The paper predicts a calamitous defeat and warns the party’s future confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Boss McLean
Zanes Ville
Democratic Party
Oluv
Washington, D.C
Ohi
John &. McLean
Zanesville
Bosaing
McLean
Debate over wealth and political integrity in convention
The text questions whether a candidate lacking moderate means but rich in wealth could secure delegates and votes. It argues delegates would be few, others on the ticket face backlash for fortune. It warns that tens of thousands may abstain, and condemns nominating an alien for the top slot for wealth-led motives.
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Dog Tray
Wellington's Mayor and the Wellington gamblers affair
The Wellington Enterprise editor publishes a personal letter from Mayor Couch of Wellington regarding recent gamblers arrested by Deputy Sheriff Salisbury. The Reporter's 24th inst article is disputed by Couch who claims it untrue and calls the closing paragraph sickening. Citizens report the gamblers had license from Couch, who failed to shut them down, appearing more a defender of criminals than their prosecutor. The Reporter will publish the defense.
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Couch
Wellington
Salisbury
Tn J
Conch
Lorain County Democrats Reject McLean Nomination
A Lorain County editorial scorns the nomination of McLean by the Ohio Democratic convention. It portrays McLean as part of poodle and corruption, notes some Democrats may vote for Nash or Jones, and urges defeating McLean decisively. The piece predicts another dull Ohio campaign and hints at council action on waterworks next meeting.
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Boudler Mclean
Democratic Party of
Ohio
McLean
Zanesville
Lo- Fat County
Old Lorain
Judge Nash
Jones
Ackernor
Texas
The Price of Wheat and Farm Decisions in Lorain County
Farmers face timing decisions on selling wheat amid uncertain prices. Global factors include Russia’s poor crops, Argentina exports, and U S supply roles. Demand, supply, and stock-market signals influence values, urging careful recording of sales and evaluation of future prospects before disposing of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
United States
Russia
Europe
Argentina
Odessa
Policy shift signaled by Ocean Grove speech on Philippines
The Ocean Grove address signals a govt aim to govern the Philippines under the U S flag for the people there, not grant independence. It sharpens party lines on the Philippines with Democrats and some Republicans opposing permanent retention, while others defend vigorous war goals and possible independence paths.
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McKinley
Ocean Grove
N. J
Philippines
Dewey
United States
Manila
Dewley
Cuba
Probability stance shifts as annexation debate fuels politics
A columnist predicts a split in the coming presidential race with probability siding with permanent annexation and Democrats urging independence for the Philippines once order returns. The tariff and money topics are deemed less central as voters seek broader, worldwide views amid a new American political experience.
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Columinun Chiaon
American travel abroad boosts wealth of nations
The piece argues that American tourists spend about 1,500 dollars each per European holiday and collectively pour about 200 million dollars abroad, aiding foreign economies. It notes the drain on the U S balance of trade but asserts the United States can sustain this through a favorable policy that yields two dollars in foreign earnings for every dollar sent abroad.
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Tof
Tno
Charles Atha
Gillis
Great Eastern Railway Comepany
Lonsdon
United States
McKinley
Gillit
Fake Advertising in Elyvia Trusted Claims Exposed
A regional notice condemns fake ad schemes touting church directories and radiraal timetables as worthless. It warns merchants to discern claims, noting The Reporter reaches over 3000 homes weekly and 9000 readers, urging honesty, good goods, and fair prices for real patronage.
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Elyvia
Fish
Indians and their varied Indian team notes
The passage notes a mix of Sioux figures and other tribes with varied reputations. It mentions a renowned Sioux dancer and a chief, along with references to notable warriors. It closes with an odd sports mention of a game between the Indians and Oberlin at Wakeman on dates in October.
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Warorse
White Cloud
Cochitts
Shakinglo
Ne- Ss ii Indiay
Oberlin Ation
Wakeman Pt
McKinley Pittsburgh Speech Praised Across Papers
A chorus of editorials lauds President McKinley for his Pittsburgh address. They call it grand and patriotic, praising his policy declaration and tribute to soldiers who saved the flag. Editorials from Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis note national resolve to enforce rights in the Philippines.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Chicago
Banda of McKinley
St. Louis
MckKinley
Philippines
United States
Boston
McKinley
Ponnaylyinke
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Toledo Blade
A Texas Steer warms Elyria theater scene
The Was opened Wednesday at the opera house with Hoyt's A Texas Steer. The lively company drew an audience including Elyria locals and visitors from Oberlin and nearby areas. Performances featured Gibson, Stubbs, Granville, and Hoyt with encores, plus strong turns by Bray Maverick Brandler and Katie Putnam. The revue earned hearty approval and hints at further stagi ng appearances.
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Opera House
Hoyt
Texas
Elyria
Oberlin
Lurgia
Charles H. Hoyt
Flint
Messrs
Gibson
Stubbs
Granville
Hoa
Will H. Bray
Elyria Ohio Council Resolves Sewer Construction Route
The city council of Elyria Ohio resolves to construct a sewer along Tanetion street Junction to Forest and west on For est and Cascade Point to Lodi in Cascade and Lodi streets with catch basins manholes and house connections. Assessments on benefited lands payable in five annual installments. bonds may be issued to anticipate taxes. The clerk to publish for two weeks. Adopted Aug 15 1890.
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Cascade
Lodi
Forrest
Junction Streets
Elyria
Ohio
Tanetion Street
Forest Street
Junction Street
Cascade Point
Cascade Street
Lodi Street
S Point
Asid City
Joshua
E. Boynto, III
W.H. Pang
Clork
Twka
Middle Avenue
Coorg Streu
Wigan
Oide
Eanplruck
Tel
George Street
Eid
Joshua KE
Boynton
Ann
Notice to Contractors for Elyrin City Works
Notice to Contractors advertises sealed bids due September 160 at 12 noon to furnish labor and material for construction of Hast Bronc street sawor. Bids must include full bidder details and a bond, with forms supplied by the city, city engineer to approve, and bids may be rejected for noncompliance.
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Eigneer
Alon
Oberlin to Cleveland Car Schedule Announced
Cars leave Oberlin for Public Square Cleveland every hour from 6 30 a m to 2 30 p m daily with service to Elyria at 10 10 p m and hourly morning runs. Direct connection with Cleveland and Berea Line to Berea. Elyria to Cleveland hourly from 4 40 a m to 1 10 40 p m and 12 30 a m. Inquiries to Aidwar Topliff or F T Pomeroy General Manager 614 Garfield Bld Cleveland O.
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East End
Viaduct
Lorain
Cleveland
Public Square
City of
Cleveland City Railway Company
Broadway
F. W. Coen
Gen. Pass
Agt
Garfield Bldg
Oberlin
Elyria
Liskp
Ma. m
Cleveland and
Berea
Aidwar and
Topliff House
F. T. Pomeroy
Garfield B'l
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Fisher Pages
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Lorain County Democracy
American Honey Abroad
Indians
Hay
Sheriff Sale
Alfred Griffin
Feed Gritin
Loran
Lorain Cone
Thei &.N. Walker
Fest Warse
Levi Worse
Elgint
Luraty
Betsey M. Mohse
Henry E. Massey
Geo. H. Ely
WL. Ray
Massey Black
James Mi Thomas
M. D
Ginerina Jownal
Neath
N.Y
Lorain and
Cleveland Railway
Cleveland, Lorain ,& Wheeling
Central
Veland
Ater Street
Urichsville Ford
New Phile
Canal
Warwick
Leveland
Gratton anbjaLies Elyria
Airulaulawlantview
Ubrichaville
Uhrichaville
Lorain Eisra
Ferry
Wellaire
Bridgeworterry
Airsane Railway
Mariake
BREL
Acent
Cleveli
van Bare Talon
W. H. Barnes
Andwutr
Elyria, O
Drs, Sheffield & Sheffield
Ofvices
Postaltica
Elyria Gas and
Electric Light Co
the Daily Field
Near Business Center
Blaine Bros
Obitts
H. E. Crisp Or
J.C. Crisp
Cleveland, Berea, Elyria
Oberlin Electric Railway
Fleur
Imperi
Pec
Mott's
York St
Hammmell’s
Diamond
Lake Erie Island
Cal Dryan
Descrip
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