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19 Sep 1904
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Elyria Reporter in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
1
No Farms Te Sort, Eight Goof Ne Rure Ty
A fragmented OCR note lists numbers and terms with unclear meaning. Readable bits include references to farms, a group of eight, and a sequence of figures such as 69 and m4, with no coherent event or named entities. The item resembles a stray ledger fragment rather than a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amouth
Death on the tracks sparks murder suspicions in North Aaulret
Fred Sahawsk, an elderly North Aaulret resident, vanished with 980 in his possession. His body was found on the Willoughby Lake Shore tracks, severely mutilated, with his silver watch missing. Authorities probe foul play amid unclear last movements and a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sahawsk
North Aaulret
Willoughby
Schunak
Lake Shore
Football Players Move Between Colleges This Fall
Oberlin standout Dwight Briley transfers to the University of Pennsylvania dental school to be eligible for the college team. His brother Clarence Bradley stays with Oberlin as a top back during preliminary practice with Penn. Dickle Jones heads to Columbia, Charles MacMillan joins Chicago, Arthur Barrows leaves for Yale as quarter candidate, Dick Baird to Promota College fullback, Clyde Waters to Williams as halfback with Capt. Smith competing for his old spot, Ed Bacon to Case School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlitz
Dwight Briley
Oberlin
Univeristy of Pennsylvania Dental School
Clarence Bradley
U. of P
Dickle
Jones
Sarter
University of Columbia
Charles MacMillan
University of Chicago
Arthur Barrows
Inter
Barrows
Yale
Dick Baird
Promota College
Promota
Cal
Clyde Waters
Aear
Williams College
Capt. Smith
Waters
Williams
Bes
Ed. Bacon
Case School
Military Honors For Berea Soldier Buried At Woodvale
The remains of Henry Southam who accidentally shot himself at the Berea fair grounds were laid to rest in Woodvale Cemetery Berea on Saturday with military honors. He belonged to Company A Fifth Regiment Ohio National Guard and relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Southam
Berea Fair
Woodvale
Berea
Southam
Hhia
Co. A. Fifth Regiment
Barber Asphalt Co. hires Italian laborers for Middle venue paving
Twenty Italian laborers were brought from Cleveland Sunday night and placed to work by the Barber Asphalt Paying Co on the Middle venue improvement. With the increased workforce the company expects to complete the improvement and have the track paved by winter. Prices listed include 1 lot 584¢ 8 and 10¢ laces 80 a yard. The Biggs and Everard Co. Triple Effect. Ask Chas. Krugman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barber Asphalt Paying Co
the Biggs and Everard Co
Lorain County liverymen urge police protection for horses
Humane society attorney spoke as M Hudson of Oberlin faced Mayor Folger for cruelty to a horse. Hudson admitted drinking and said he traveled from Oberlin to Wellington with alcohol. Mayor Folger sentenced him to sixty days in the Cleveland workhouse and a fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
A. HB. Lawrence
The
Humane Society
M. Hudson
Oberlin
Folger
Hudlow
Wellington
Felger
Cleveland
Personal Injury Suit Over Damaged Wire Incident
Jons K Callison sues Citizens Gas and Electric Co and Bell Telephone over a July 20 incident on Second Street. Callison alleges faulty wiring caused a shock while repairing a broken Bell line, seeking 6000 dollars for severe injuries. Separately, Oberlin College plans a monthly Oberlin Alumni magazine run by Mrs. O B Martin and Louis E Lord for alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons .K. Callison
Citizens (ii and Electric Company
Callisan
Bell Telephone Company
Elgria
Citizens Gas and Vigorie Company
Callison
Bell Company
Second Street
Citizens Company
Electric Company
Union Library Assecption
Oberlin College
Oberlin Review
Oberlin Alumni Magazine
O. B. Martin
Louis E. Lord
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Rochester Township
Edwin R. Parking transfers lot No 23 in the Streators allotment Lorain to Joseph Sarzynski and wife for a stated consideration. Stephan M. Richards transfers land in Rochester township to 16 Richards and E M Herrick for 92000. Richards and others transfer land in Rochester township to Stephen Richards for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Parking
Joseph Sarzynski
Lorain
Stephan M. Richards
Richards
E. M. Herrick
Rochester Township
LG. Richards
Stéphen Richards
New County Clerk Shows Modernization Push
The county clerk introduces a new filing system and cabinet to improve case handling. Work completed on the street work for the new tube mill shows no strikes or lockouts. Clerk Wilcox aims for better attention to valuable papers and legal documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideliie
Wilcox
Grandfather Pleads For Infirmary Admission Of Drunk Grandson
An eighty-year-old grandfather pleads with authorities to admit his grandson Frank Gratz, twenty-one, to a medical institution after Gratz was taken into custody in a delirium tremens episode. police report he has been drinking for days and needs treatment. Gratz remains in the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gratz
Dewra
Gratz
The Difference Between Optimist and Pessimist
A brief note from the New York Sun contrasts the optimistic and pessimistic views with a playful imagery of a doughnut and hole, capturing a witty reflection on outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Lorain County Abstract Co to Apply for Charter
The Lorain County Abstract Co aims to obtain a charter late this week and organize immediately after approval. Plans include opening an office in the city to handle all contract business thoroughly. Incorporators are A. L. Draper, B. Tooker, John Blanchard, N. G. Draper, and George L. Glitsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Abstract Co
ALI
A. L. Draper
B. Tooker
John Blanchard
N. GC. Draper
George L. Glitsch
Oberlin Students Organize Athletic Association
Oberlin Business College students form an athletic association with F. Charoh as president F L Curtiss as secretary Charles T Lupton as treasurer and manager and Clyde Patterson named football captain Eight games planned against business colleges and normal schools Also notes on shopping items and local services. The O and S W electric line now runs cars between Elyria and Lorain improving travel for Green Line patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business College
F. Charoh
Larus
F. L. Curtiss
Monroeville
Charles T. Lupton
Mt. Pleasant Treasurre
Clyde Patterson
Fredericttown
Business Colleges
the Biggs and Everard Co
S. W
Elyria
Lorain
Two Elyria residents die. ages seventy-five and seventy-four
Two elderly Elyria residents died Sunday. Stephen W. Close died at 75 after a long illness from bladder cancer on Turner Street, survived by his wife and children. funeral Tuesday at 1 PM. Phineas G. Freeman, 74, a farmer from Chestnut Ridge, died Sunday. funeral planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Stephen W. Close
Carpenter
Turner Street
Sternmoon
Mr. Close
Phineas G
Tenders Hesignation of local Ice Co manager J F Fauver
J F Fauver resigns as local manager of the Lorain and Elyria Ice Company after three years service. The notice appears in a brief society and business column with a small item about new tennis flannels by Biggs and Everard Go and a reference to Wm. Ledale and Prier's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Fauver
Lorain and
the Biggs
Everard
Ask Wm
Leedale
Lorain Registration Rules For Electors In Presiding Precincts
General Lorain voting guidance outlines that residents must be properly registered in their precinct to vote. It lists scheduled registration days October 13 20 28 29 with hours 8 am to 3 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm, plus extra yearly pre election registration opportunities and procedures for absentees aliens and the disabled to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Thare
U. S
Board of Education
Suma
Office of Price Board
Max Robins Sentenced to City Work for Unpaid Fine
Max Robins appeared in police court wearing a Rag tie and collar. When asked about support, he claimed he would work. The judge noted he could not pay a five unit fine and ordered him to clean streets for a period, beginning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Robins
Robins
Max
Body Found In Lorain Drowning Case Declared Accidental
The body of John Fredrickson a U S government engineer's employee washed overboard last Wednesday from a scow near Lorain piers was found this morning off Lorain. Decomposed remains sent to Huron Erie County. Coroner Dr French ruled accidental drowning and will issue autopsy report after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrickson
Lorain
French
Huron
John Fredrickson
U. S. Government Engineers Gang
Erie County
Frederickson
Haron
Land
Oberlin College Student Hired as Lorain Plant Stenographer
Roth Oberlin Business College student Gettey has been employed as a stenographer at the Lorain Steel Plant, replacing Carl Eyerick who was promoted to superintendent stenographer. Eyerick is also noted as a graduate of Oberlin Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettey
Oberlin Business College
Lorain
Carl Eyerick
Supen
Eyerick
Oberlin
Defloge
Curious rock formation in Cascade Park attracts attention
A park employee notes an unusual rock in Cascade Park shaped like a petrified mass of worms. The specimen, hidden near the east branch of the river, could become a notable curiosity for an historical collection once the park is improved and properly cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Gard Vincent
Hardy
Crusade Against Fast Automobilists In Elyria
Mayor Folger orders police to arrest fast automobilists under state law prohibiting speeds over eight miles per hour in crowded areas. The crackdown aims to curb reckless driving by city visitors who speed through surrounding towns, with wholesale arrests planned if the practice continues. A local ad for a black petticoat sale at 98 cents appears in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria 15
Folger
CounterfeitingWarnings Across Banks Reported
Elyria bankers warned by the United States Secret Service to watch for new counterfeits flooding the country. The notes mimic genuine lines and stamps, with two-paper prints and silk threads. Counterfeits include 1899 silver certificates, Cape Cod Norwich notes, Miller's River Athol notes, a $10 Buffalo issue, and a $5 Chicago First National bank imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
United States Secret Service
J. W. Lyons
Register of the Treasurer
United States
Cape Cod National Bank of
Norwich
Mays
Treasury
National Bank
Miller's
River National Bank of
J. W. Lyona
Ellis H. Roberts
Bankera
First National Bank of Chicago
Lost horse wanders off after halter slip in Elria Ohio
A black horse escaped its halter and ran away last Tuesday night in Elria Ohio. A reward is offered for information leading to the horse's recovery. Contact Geo Krozer at Woodford Avenue. September 19. G ABR Hall. Prier's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Krozer
Woodford Avenue
Elrria
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North Amherst
Sohurak
Schoank
Mneh
Liven
Chas. Krugman
Harry H. Smith& Co
Cheapside
East Broad
Callison Fites
Izens Gay Electric Company
Oniliaon
Tron
McElroy
East Avenue
Pos‘tal Pivisg
Boyard
Tech Ae
AR Hall
Prior’s School of Dancing
Ochampney
da R Hall
Prier
Philpott’s
Will Max Robbins
Biggs and Everhard Co
SUD
Biggs
Prier’s School of Dancing
Harry H. Smith
andEast
Broad Elyria
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