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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
4
The notice outlines a compulsory education law for children aged between five and sixteen, enforcing school attendance and penalties for parents or guardians who fail to ensure enrollment. It warns of fines and potential imprisonment for noncompliance, plus guidance on responsibilities at term starts and enforcement.
New York reports Roger C. Sullivan, Illinois Democrat, attacking William Jennings Bryan as dishonest in a Chicago banquet speech. Sullivan blasts Bryan's alleged deceit, labels him self serving, and accuses him of pressuring Illinois Democrats to bolt tickets while praising opponents and attacking Bryan allies.
One Hundred Dollars reward offered for catarrh cure failed claims. Statements from F J Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan & Marvin. Section details certify Georgia time Insurance Company compliance in Columbus with Ohio statutes. Net assets and capital figures listed, including available assets 1,029,127.31 and surplus 269,066.45. Certified by A I Vorys Superintendent of Insurance.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip fares from Baltimore to Washington and Harper's Ferry with stops over. Fare details include 911 and 80 third-class two-week terms with return valid until September 17. Local timetable notes indicate specific travel dates in September.
The German adapted musical farce Gay New York played the Lyceum for Labor Day audiences. Harry Emerson led the cast with sharp delivery and crowd-pleasing wit. Tullian Hoorlein and Magda Th Po Ollie Omerse headlined a strong troupe including Bartlett, Clements, Adams and Bashford.
Newton Stanton of Streetsboro, six years old, died from heart disease. Miss Annie Morgan of Columbus, seven, also died of heart disease last night. Canton couple Miss Caroline Harter and Charles W. Williams married. Williams assists Oberlin College president and Mrs. Barrows travels in Europe. A stranger in Painesville traded horses with Martin Parish, horse later identified as stolen. Austrian railroader Dan Redavanon fired at his wife. sheriff subdued him after a shootout. Painesville water rents delinquency investigated by State Examiner Cooke. Lorain farmer Henry Randall seeks extra farm hands for harvest. Cleveland Electric Chief Anderson offers to lease street railway to a holding company. Mayor Johnson to counteroffer. North Ohio Traction & Light Company faces new franchise bid from Scranton bank for 50-year electric plant rights.
New York Sept 8 official action by the Sub Treasury allows deposits in national banks to assist gold imports. Massachusetts and New York savings banks can invest in bonds at 90 percent while awaiting gold arrival. Secretary Shaw faces pressure to broaden actions as Wall Street contends with a severe monetary strain amid a bull market.
The Ol City boiler works bid was reduced by 237 000 dollars after the bidder failed to meet specifications.
Washington Sept 7 an early order authorises Lieutenant Frank Kunkel of the Eighteenth Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard to attend the professional school at Fort Jay New York thereby qualifying himself as an officer of volunteers if federalized Such appointments are highly prized by National Guard officers. Washington Sept 8 Long marches in the infantry branch planned for annual camps of instruction are disapproved by Brigadier General William McCaskey He warns the orders will harm reenlistments and undermine discipline.
Advertisement notes low fare rates for California to Baltimore and Ohio routes. Encourages consulting agents before purchasing tickets. Includes brief, generic guidance typical of travel promos.
Round trip fares from Elyria leave 6:45 A M with Massillon at 1 00, Uhrichsville 1 56, Bridgeport Wheeling 1 75. Service runs Wed to Sat in September.
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