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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
4
The ticket lists Theodore Roosevelt for President with Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President. Taft is mentioned for another ticket. For Congress, Wolber Webber is named. The county slate includes Henry J. Barrows for Auditor.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that the Parker letter will be delayed beyond the Roosevelt letter release, with publication promised after September 36. The delay aims for wide distribution, while judges in New York discuss tariff and trust revisions, signaling expected scrutiny of Roosevelt’s letter and possible alterations to Parker’s draft.
The piece argues the Republican administration has brought prosperity and public approval while the Democratic party lacks ground to attack. It questions Judge Parker’s timing in issuing a presidential letter after Roosevelt’s acceptance, labeling Palmer’s approach as questionable and implying it justifies a harsh response from Roosevelt.
The speech argues Americans should back Judge Parker for president to avoid a reversal of Republican policy. It warns Parker would implement Democratic theories, contrasting him with Roosevelt, and emphasizes national unity, flag symbolism in schools, and the need to read Foraker’s address to understand the stakes.
A fragmentary essay urges showing love before friends die and notes a sentiment about alabaster boxes and flowers. It contrasts comforting deeds with a plain coffin and stresses pre mortem generosity. The piece also quotes attendance figures from St Louis and compares to Chicago. It warns against debt and promotes earning power for survival.
A political endorsement praises Theodore Roosevelt as a strong, principled leader. The letter lauds his public service, justice, and restraint, urging Republicans in Lorain County to organize and vote on November 5th. It warns that Roosevelt’s re election is vital to protect rights, enforce law, and prevent disaster.
A political column argues the presidency and administration shape national standing through diplomatic tact. It lauds recent U S leadership, asserts international honors, and warns that failure to enforce law against lynching risks social collapse and desolation.
The Cleveland congressman Theodore E. Burton II is named one of two American members of the council for the coming year, reflecting his broad knowledge and steady judgment. The piece praises city improvements, temperance views, and ongoing developments by the Fazon realty company, plus political support for the Republican party.
The engineer LaGrono earns public regard for the Boulevards suggestion. The note urges kindness toward neighbors, advising to praise good deeds or refrain from speaking if criticism is due.
State of Ohio Lorain County Common Pleas suit against Sierra Nevada Parizek and J F Parizek with co defendants seeks appraisal and sale of three lots in Elyria to satisfy a judgment of 39.40 dollars plus 6 percent interest and costs from 1904. Defendants must answer by the third Saturday after October 28.
Public auction of the personal property of the late Irving Burrell of Avon to be held at his residence one mile southwest of French Creek on Monday September 26 at 10 am. Items include brood mares cows heifers steers colts shoats corn wheat hay wagon carriage mower plows organ and more with terms: cash under five dollars and six months on approved notes with 40 percent interest.
In Scranton Pennsylvania, H. M. Martindale executor certifies that the Title Guaranty & Trust Co of Scranton has complied with state law to transact insurance and trust business. The certification notes capital, income, expenditures, and collateral figures with official seal and date July 14, 1904.
Auditor of Lorain County notes a petition by KEF Cotran et al for drainage ditch work extending from John Beethroth estate near Lorain Street to Seventeenth Avenue, including a lateral entry into the Shffiisid Land Co land, hearing set October 4. List of affected parties includes Lorain Land and Improvement Co, Gilson Ditch, R.R. Co, and numerous individuals and estates.
Ida L. Chapman seeks divorce from Sherman Chapman in the court of common pleas for Lo-Taig county Ohio on grounds of extreme cruelty and restoration of her maiden name. Hearing set for October 1904 with attorneys E G Hale and Johnnaon listed.
A seven room house with two large lots 824 by 180 feet. Orchard inclines apples and peaches. Splendid water from a well, shade trees and a front. Barn 44 by 30 and a good hen house. Three minutes walk from electric cars. Halt, down payment, balance due. B. R. Paok. June 23rd.
Farmers urged to move South to work outdoors all year and raise stock without winter shelters. Emphasizes velvet bean and casasyva as cheap fat and flesh producers. Claims higher profits with less labor in Southern fruit and berry growing, farming, and stock feeding. For details contact Genl Isaac Imei aa sod Park, Industrial Agent, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Louisville, Ky.
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