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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1904

Page

8

City Council orders more sidewalks amid owner refusals

In Oberlin a council meeting directed bids for sidewalk construction to be paid by adjacent property owners, with other actions including extending a pavement, adding a water main, and inviting company officials to discuss renting part of the town hall. Also report marriage banns and a fatal illness, plus a petition to establish a voting precinct at South Amherst.

Board of Service Theas Andress Middle Avenue Nestor Nicholls 3. W Town Hall S. W Savenne Chestnut Street Bell County Board of Elections South Amherst Amherst Township North Amherst

New Suburban Residence Town in Lorain to Rise

F. H. Gifford of Cleveland caps a farm syndicate purchase in Lorain for 90 acres west of the city river remaining undeclared. Plan is to lay out a high class suburban residence district with lakefront access via a right of way on Leavitt road, deed terms withheld.

Lorain F. H. Gifford Cleveland Capitelista

Shameful Henry Oliver Given Heavy Sentence in Birmingham

Henry Oliver of Birmingham was arrested on a charge of non support and, on Saturday, sentenced by Mayor Folger to 3100 and costs and six months in the workhouse. This second offense led to the harsh punishment, with the mayor denouncing his conduct as shameful. Oliver faces a full year before release. The prior offense had earned him a pardon from Tom Johnson of Cleveland, despite a record described as unfit for publication.

Henry Oliver Birmingham Folger Cass Oliver Tom Johnson Cleveland

Unique City Couple Weds at First M E Church

Joseph Naylor and Emily Allman were married on Friday afternoon at the First M E Church parsonage in Lorin by Rev P B Stroup. The couple arrived with friends, and the wedding featured a white veil and slippers for the bride and a white yacht cap with a gray suit for the groom. They walked to the Methodist church by street car, entered via the parsonage porch steps, and the ceremony began as the groom sought certainty of his place. The procession included a man carrying a suitcase and bag, suggesting plans for a future journey, and Rev Stroup tied the knot amid general rejoicing.

Joseph Naylor Emily Allman M. E P. B. Stroup Lorin Mr. Strogp

Death of Mrs Ott at East River Street Home

Mrs Emma Ott died at her daughter Mrs Nicholas Smiths home on East River street on Thoragay night of paralrais. She was seventy one and survived by two daughters Mrs Smith and Miss Marguerite Ott. Funeral from St Marys Catholic church Sunday at 9 80 oclock.

Emma Ott Nicholas Smith East River Street Thoragay Paralrais Smith Marguerite Ott St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Lorain’s Transformation From Forest to Iron and Coal Hub

The writer recalls Lorain in 1847 as a lumber town with a river crossing, a corduroy road, a brick church, and a grain ware housed by Conrad Heid. A steam sawmill at Globeville produced plank from logs, while forests blanketed the county and land near five dollars an acre. Fifty years later an elevated drawbridge, paved streets, brick blocks, and a growing harbor reshaped the city with steel, iron industries, and bustling saloons. The piece notes changes seen over fifty years and hints at future reports on harbor and industry.

Ubarlin Sheffield Sheffald Canter Lorain Charleston Conrad Heid Globeville Johnson Steel Trac Ovar Canada Thia JH. L

Collision injures Nostrum couple near West Avenue School

Charles Nostrum and his wife of Tuckerville collided with Emmons bakery wagon near the West Avenue school. The wagon overturned and both couples were thrown to the pavement. Mr Nostrum sustained severe head injuries and Mrs Nostrum was the more heavily hurt.

Charles Nostrum Tuckerville Weat Avenue Market Emmons Bakery West Avenue Mra. Noatram Rath

Will Improve the Service on the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction

The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Mine plans schedule changes between Elyria North Amherst and Lorain. New switches at Elyria stop 11 and near Dexter Street stop 1 will enable trains every half hour among Elyria North Amherst and Grafton with a fifteen minute junction run to North Amherst. Extra cars anticipated by October. The piece also notes the marriage of Miss Clara King to Mr I B Lyon in North Eaton and the appointment of F R Reely and L B Fauver as Lorain County treasury examiners starting immediately.

Cleveland Elyria North Amherst Lorain Dexter Street Penflald Avenue Woolland Andwar Bore Reseon Grafton North Ambherat Theses Pointe Clara King I. B. Lyon North Eaton R. B. Chapman Eetoo Church Marinus Decker Wm. Hamilton Soo F. H. Reed Eaton Ocenter

New Warden Named for Ohio Penitentiary

Columbus Ohio September 1 Orrin B Gould of Iacknon was today appointed warden of the Ohio penitentiary to succeed the late E A Hershey. The appointment will take effect September 15.

Columbus, O Orrin B. Gould Iacknon Ohio Penitentiary E. A. Hershey

Unidentified youth killed by train near Lorain

An unknown youth about eighteen was killed by a Nickel Plate train near Lorain on Thursday night. The body was mangled, with no identification found. How the accident occurred is unclear, though some tramps claim the youth fell between cars and is under arrest while foul play is suspected.

Lorain

Death of James Hulbert Elyria resident at eighty

James Hulbert aged eighty and longtime Elyria resident died at his home on Kaat Eighth street at about 11 15 on Thursday He formerly lived in Grafton township The funeral will be held at 2 o clock on Saturday afternoon

James Hulbert Elyria Kaat Eighth Street Grafton Township Hulbert

The MH Cunningham Farm for Sale in Elyria Ohio

A 124 acre farm near the Telegraph road outside Elyria city limits is offered for sale. Described as one of the county’s best dairy farms with a fine dwelling, large barns, and space for a hired man. Suitable for allotments or manufacturing needs due to proximity to the L. S. and M. S. BR railroad, with potential partial trade and Wall well features. Owned by M. H. Cunningham or Chan. R. Flower.

Court House Elgris Haves L. S M.5 BR. R M. H. Oonningham Chan. R. Flower Elyria

Noted Lapse Ends in Return to Toledo Insane Hospital

Russell Graham of Grafton, aged about thirty five to forty, was committed to the Toledo State hospital for the insane for a second time on Thursday morning. Two years ago his wife died, causing mourning that weakened his mind and led to an attempted suicide. He had recently been discharged as cured, but the return home rekindled memories of his wife and his old trouble returned, resulting in re-commitment.

Matthew Barres French Creek Decessed C. MB. A Russell. Graham Grafton Toledo State Hospital Toledo

Body Found Floating Under Nickel Plate Bridge

A body of an unknown man, partly clothed and appearing to be a seaman, was found floating in the river beneath the Nickel Plate railroad bridge in Lorain Ohio at noon today. Police will investigate to identify the deceased and determine cause.

Lorain, O Nickel Plate Railroad

Remains Identified in Nickle Plate Death Case

The mangled body from last night’s Nickle Plate incident was identified as John Rossman aged nineteen a laborer from Cleveland who rode a freight to Chicago. he had lived in Cleveland for years. He fell from the train near Brazoria and died. Blanch Nall sues for divorce citing gross neglect. they married March 25 1904 and have a two month old child Gladys seeking custody and alimony. Metcalf and Cinniger represent the plaintiff. Caroling Armbruster sues George Armbruster for divorce alimony and custody of three minor children. they wed in Cleveland in 1893. Metcalf and Dinniger are the attorneys.

Lornin John Rossman Slias John Leach Chicago Cleveland Rossvso Braz Tud Dar Cleveld Hig Blanch Nall Charles Nall Gladys A. E. Lawrence Metcalf Cinniger Baker Caroling Armbruster George Armbruster Elyria Baker Metcalf and Dinniger

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Board of Public Service Election Board Wilfred Oberlin, O Harriet McClelland Circleville Robert L. Baird Frank McDonald Oberlin College George Winterbotton Ethel Beat Mike Diedrick Doilermaker Clara Dorman W. G. Pyton Oberlin Crealia Hamlet James Naylor Burpetatown Rabi Eeuee Champney Igate Weat’ Avenue King-Lyon F. 3. Reely L. B. Fauver Lorain County MH Cunningham Tosane Daniel Freese Broad St Elyria, Ohio Arera
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