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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

2

Great Man Falls in Mournful Editorial Tribute

Editorial lauds McKinley’s leadership across war and peace. It honors his diplomacy during Cuba’s rebellion, his legislative impact, and the national grief, comparing his death to Lincoln’s and recalling Grant’s admonition for peace. The piece frames McKinley as a unifying, world-renowned statesman whose loss shakes the nation.

United States MacKinley Department of Human Thought and Action Legislative Hall Cuba McKinley Lincoln Grant South Tenra

Garden of Eden Location Claim Stirs Ohio Theory

The Rev Landon West of Pleasant Hall Ohio argues the Garden of Eden lies in Ohio pointing to Serpent Mound in Adams County as proof He asserts the mound reflects Eve s temptation and that Noah sailed the Ohio River supporting a humorous yet provocative theory from the Chicago Record Herald

Landon West Pleasant Hall Ohio Buckeye Adams County Mr. West Noah Ohio River Higginaport Chicago Record-Herald

Elyrias Win in Bowling Duel with Columbias

The Elyrian defeated the Columbias Friday night, taking two of three games with a total score of 2842 to 2108. Elyria swept the first and third games 870 to 759 and 814 to 648, but fell in the second 601 to 708.

Elyrian Columbias Elyria

Felber Arrested for Fast Driving in LaGrange Streets

Mike Felber of LaGrange was arrested by Officer Whitney on Friday for speeding through a street. He paid a $6 fine plus costs under the fast driving ordinance.

Mike Felber LaGrange Whitney Friday

Qualify for Membership at Lorain County Fair Discussed

The Lorain County Fair faced long standing complaints about losing its agricultural character and farmer representation. The society allows membership by paying $1.50, with six admission coupons. joining ensures a farmer’s voice in fair governance and ticket access.

Lorain County Elyria

Lake Shore Electric Progress Delays Reported

Lorain Times-Herald notes slow work on the Lake Shore Electric line from Lorain to Sandusky. No rails laid to Oak Point and graders only reach the Slater farm. The company plans to start in about a week with double tracks part way but delays persist awaiting rights of way and pole installation. The October first operation promise is unlikely to be met.

Lake Shore Lorain

Mrs Cahoon Defeated for National G A R President

Mrs Maria P Cahoon chairwoman of the entertainment committee at the National Encampment ran for national president of the G A R but lost by a single ballot to Miss Emma Wall of Kansas who received the honor in a very close vote.

Maria P. Cahoon Ladies of the Emma Wall Kansas

Summer Residence Planned on Folger Property at Avon

A large thirty room summer residence will be erected on the Folger property by the lake shore in Avon for Thomas Folger of Elyria and his family. His sons in law C M Braman Dr Q C H Cushing and Mr Pettibone are interested. Foundations will begin this fall and the building should be ready before next summer.

Folger Avon Thomas Folger Elyria C. M. Braman Dr. QC H. Cushing Mr. Pettibone

The Hour and the Man in McKinley’s Presidency

The article extols William McKinley as the nation’s savior and the force behind U S expansion and prosperity. It compares his leadership to Cleveland's, lauds the Hawaiian annexation, praises Cuba policy, and argues his assassination revealed a masterful, guiding intellect shaping American fortunes.

William McKinley Cleveland Cuba McKinley William McHinley

A Hero in Rags Charms Ashtabula Audiences Again

The Tommy Shearer company staged A Hero in Rags last evening with Frank L. Whittier as the tramp and Jerry delivering a vivid, versatile portrayal that drew hearty applause. Geraldine Russell, as Nana Weston, again impressed the crowd, while the final performer and specialty acts received fair support, securing the play’s popular standing in town.

Tommy Shearer Frank L. Whittier Jerry Nana Weston Geraldine Russell Ashtapula Bacon-Record

New Stenographer Joins Lorain Line

James Blackmarr began work this week as stenographer and bookkeeper for the O L W Ry Company in Lorain. He secured the position through Oberlin Business College, which recommended him for the post.

James Blackmarr Oberlin Business College

Sandusky Asphalt and the Green Weed Verdict

The Dornin Democrat notes Elyria council's asphalt pay practice mirrors Sandusky and cites a Sandusky Journal remark. A large weed grows through asphalt on North Depot Street near Central Avenue, about a half inch in diameter, just west of the catch basin by the Lake Shore freight house, worth inspection by the awards committee.

Dornin Democrat Elyria Council Sandusky Frir Fair Ground Depot Street Lake Shore

Union Controversy On Lorain Car Ends Without Disturbance

A quarrel between union and non union molders on a Lorain bound car escalated with name calling and a produced gun. Tensions rose as the car reached the loop but by then the situation cooled and no violence occurred.

Lorain

Mosquito Transmission Experiments Planned by Port Health Official

Dr Doty Port of New York health officer announces conclusive malaria transmission tests using laboratory raised, uninfected adult mosquitoes. Mosquitoes hatched from eggs in water will be fed on non infected material then observed for parasite presence by microscopic exam and dissection. Experiments focus on human to mosquito transmission. vector to human transfer not yet addressed.

Doty Port of New York Dr. Doty

After Effects of Base Ball

Lawyers and business men claim they were bested on Tuesday and each team members vowed never to play again. They roam the streets in defeat, shunning friends and offering cautious handshakes. The pursuit of normal life feels hard as aches linger after the fun ends.

Amherst Man Barnes Hurt After Milk Stand Collision

Stephan Barnes of Amherst was seriously injured when struck by a milk stand Wednesday night near Ridgeville. He was brought to Elyria Thursday afternoon and a temporary hospital set up in Dr. Hart's office. One leg was badly fractured but doctors hold hope for saving it as the situation remains favorable.

Dr. Hart Ridgeville the. E. and W Stephan ‘Barnes Amherst Barnes Elyria

Reversed Again at First Congregational Church Postponed

A reversible social at the First Congregational Church was postponed Friday night due to news from Buffalo. A crowd of youths gathered in the parlors for a time, but unfavorable bulletins from the President's bedside dampened spirits and the gathering dissolved.

First Congregational Church Buffalo

Buried in Oberlin of Drowned Lorain Musician

Remains of Edward Pomeroy, the young man who was drowned at the Soo, were brought to Oberlin for burial on Friday morning. He was a member of the Lorain musicians union.

Edward Pomeroy The Soo S Oberlin Wes Lorain Musicians’ Union

President McKinley Career From Canton to White House

A longitudinal profile traces McKinley from early military service in the Civil War through his rise in Ohio politics to the presidency. It notes his promotions for gallantry, legal career, congressional terms, governorship, tariff stance, and eventual 1896 election. The piece covers his family, marriage to Ida Saxton, daughters’ deaths, religious affiliation, and post election honors from universities and colleges. It cites the New York Tribune as the source.

Major McKinley Ohio Canton Congress St. Louis William J. Bryan McKinley Buffalo Ida Saxton James A Oatherine Dewarl Saxton Methodist Epispeopel Church Miami University Chicago Yale Smith and Mount Holyoke Harvard New York Tribune

Legal Notice in Ohio Case Involving Estate Land Claim

Permanent residents across Santa Barbara Nebraska Iowa Massachusetts Michigan and other states face a 1901 Lorain County Ohio court petition seeking extinguishment of undivided five seventh interest in twenty five acres of land in Avon Iran County Ohio. Plaintiffs seek conversion of rents profits and notes into money with court sale and account. Respondents must answer by November 9 1901 or risk judgment. Burt Moore Emma Gorham William Idler and their attorneys Johnston and Leonard submit.

Josephinedler Clinton Idler Laivmne Moore Maribel Idler Chas W. Gorham Severly Santa Barbara California Everett Day Jennie Day Carl K. Day Mary Day Weepagater Nebraska Hiram Disbrow Marietta Disbrow Atlantia Iowa Adolph Berle Augusta Wright Berle Cambridge Street Brighton Boston Massachusetts John Buttman Magentine Aud Homer Bivine D. Bivins Gertrude Bivins Harlyon Michigan Burt Moore Emma, Gorham William Idler Court of Common Pleas County of Lorain Ohio State of Amander Moore Charlotte Moore Avon Iran County Emma Gorham Johnston Leonard

Six Per Cent Securities Offered by Ohio Savings Co

Six per cent securities recommended as a safe attractive investment by a well known company. Pays six per cent per annum semi annually and non taxable, yielding about nine per cent to the holder. If you have idle money not well invested, write for particulars. Ohio Savings Loan & Investment Co., Norwalk, Ohio.

Nickel Plate excursion fares and service updates

The Nickel Plate Road lists low excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City and Hot Springs with tickets on sale to Sept 10 1901 and return by Oct 31 1901. Also 50 cents to Cleveland and return from Sept 9 to 14 for G A R Encampment, plus Vermilion to Cleveland service adjustments and avoidance of conductors selling tickets.

Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Colo Ogden Salt Lake Ity Utah Hot Springs Asterlin T Wayne Ind Cleveland Relurn Vermilion Nickel Plate Road

Oberlin Business College Shorthand Class Grows Large

About seventy students are enrolled in the shorthand department at Oberlin Business College. A new class entering September 8th includes 42 students, the largest intake yet. The school earns praise for training first class stenographers. Included letters from Geo. W. Lane of Pewamo Michigan praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a note about Lottie B. Rober of Elyria joining the college, totaling 14 students from Elyria.

Oberlin Business College Geo. W. Lane Pewamo Mici H. J.tEady Elyria Lottie B. Rober E. River Street Our City

Po Position at Elyria: Clyde Katey Names Bookkeeper

Clyde Katey, recently at Oberlin Business College, started Thursday as bookkeeper for the Ohio Engineering Company in Elyria. He was recommended by Oberlin College as a capable bookkeeper. The Elyria firms have long sought Oberlin-trained clerks and stenographers. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as a gentle, effective bowel remedy.

Clyde Katey Onerlin Business College Ohio Engineering Company Elyria Oberlin

Notice of foreclosure suit by Benton and Taylor partners

Plaintiffs Benton and J Taylor Truste sue to quiet title and remove clouds on Lot 24 Black River town land Lorain County Ohio. Defendants include Talbot J Taylor James B Taylor Foxhall P Kee sis and partners. case seeks declaration of mortgage validity and removal of liens with prayer for relief and costs. answer due by September 21, 1901. Laubschten & Kees, attorneys.

Pini Aene B Bop Lucy Polone di Taylor Janus B Taylor Lega Foxbail PB Keene Dubioen Rbvier & Co Srus James B. ‘Taylor Foxball Read Duing Bustoesa Ae Talbot J Tusior & Co Janes J. Taytr Truste Truste, Rriding Inew York City, State of New York Hove Wetlon Ilb Cay Lorain Hilo Gad Odefur Pauls Toewrke Leain Toumy Oho Ind Black Aiiver New York Chicago St Loure Tom Rowe Jol No Fx Stoke David Cook Leavitt Road Leavitt Ruask Thea Sal New York, Obicaga & 4 Bebton Anid Jemeret B. Jaylor Eid Equity & Morgege Talbot I. Laylor Co Chem Aid Menson Alty Pias R. Taylor Jamee Lorain County Hull Talbot J. Taylor James B. Taylor Foxhall P Ners Dots Palbut J. Mud Jog B Tee

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Ohio

Administrator Fauver offers for sale by public auction on September 26 1901 at 10 oclock a.m. one sixth undivided interest in a 63 acre Lot 8 Eaton township Lorain County adjoining public highway and lot lines on three sides. The life estate of Castle Baker assigned to George Baker remains. Value set at 4100 dollars. Terms: half cash, balance in one year with interest secured by mortgage.

Lorain County State of Ohio Lorain Eaton O Loarin State of Ohio Hennle Castle Baker George Baker Fauver George Allen

Probate Notice of Lorain County Accounts for Hearing

Probate Office of Lorain County lists final settlement accounts for executors and guardians. Accounts remain on file for exceptions until September 10 1901 at 3 o'clock A M, then will be examined and heard. Names include Rhoda Finch John Nagel Trainin Frank Administrators of Phos King Elizar Leonard Jas Richardson Petrek Miron Jenhelia G Gritz guardian of Frederick Dague Curtis Webber John Wilson administrator of He J Maron de Gucditu of Mice V Carpep and Kinmen.

Lorain County Rhoda Finch John B. Nagel Trainin Frank Phos King Elizard Leonard Jas Richardon Petrek Miron Jenhelia G. Gritz Guaratin Frederick Dague Gary Curtis Webber John Wilson

Settlement of Elizabeth Bhuuver estate alleges large claims

Frank M. Stevens administrator with will annexed petitions for an order to compound debts against the estate of Elizabeth Bhuuver and cites claims of 749.40 dollars against George Dellefeld and 788.40 dollars against Anna Margaret Dallefeld. Hearing set for September 21, 1901. C. A. Tackson administrator of Martha Jackson estate notes appointment dated June 8, 1901.

Quin T Se Lonars Eizabeth Snsuver Frank M. Stevens de Tonis Elizabeth Bhuuver George Dellefeld Snd Anna Margaret Dallefeld Frank M. Stavens Martha Jackson Eaton Lorain County Juna A. D C. A. Tackson

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