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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
7
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Electrogen from Bady Drug Store via The Electro-zen Co. It claims the tonic purifies blood, cures multiple diseases, contains no alcohol or opiates, and offers a free 50 cent bottle with a name and address submission. Fremont Ohio distribution noted.
Thirty lots on West Side along the green car line priced 125 to 275 dollars. Two fine lots on Earl Court 40 by 126. four on East Avenue 40 by 125. two on Columbus Street 44 by 186. Modern seven room house on Earl Court priced 3600 dollars. Six room houses on East Side 1650. two six room houses on West Side 1500. one seven room house West Side 1600. one modern seven room house West Side. one modern seven room house South Emde 200. Terms easy.
Brief items from two states outline actions by Governor Harris on Friday. Vague notes mention executive moves and policy steps with limited details available from the fragmented text.
Washington reports a new proposed treaty with Santo Domingo to collect customs revenues and fund foreign debt without U S paymaster duties. The plan shifts repayment mechanics while keeping U S influence minimal. Also notes labor union concerns over Sunday work, and local crime, courts, and academic honors in distinct brief items.
The complaint alleges George W. Ryder plowed up a cemetery in Bourden Mahoning County where William J. Bryan's parents are buried. Mary Herron sues Ryder claiming destruction of graves reportedly moved after he bought the land. The Ross family and others have been buried there since 1772. Bryan previously tried to locate the graves in 1896.
Stephen Day, son of Canton associate justice William R. Day, is appointed secretary to Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court.
The cen ter Sunday services on September 23 featured Rev. Wilcox and Rev. Armstrong preparing to serve as regular pastor for the year. Locals note plans for community meetings and hopeful outcomes from the new ministry in North Eaton.
Julia Mande DeGroat files for divorce from James F P DeGroat in Lorain County Ohio Cause No 6410 on grounds of gross neglect and habitual drunkenness for over three years. Custody of minor children sought with equitable relief. Depositions to be taken September 12 1906 at 534 Security Mutual Life Building Binghamton New York. Hearing set for October 1906. Attorney Metcalf.
An advertisement offers a chance to start in real estate and fire insurance with no capital, promising earnings from 1500 to 93000 yearly. It pledges training, sole town agency for major fire insurers, conveyancing, mortgage writing, and policy drafting, using a personal contact from Ozman A. Farbell & Co. of South Bend.
Wholesale quotations for flour and oats appear with prices per sack and per bag. The itemized list includes Pillsbury, Moss Rose, Morning Glory, and other brands, plus rolled oats and beef and pork prices. The notice also lists rail schedules for the Lake Shore route between Cleveland and Elyria with times, stations, and service notes.
The Texico Laboratory in New York offers a free trial of Toxico, claimed to cure asthma and hay fever rather than merely palliate symptoms. The firm insists Toxico differs from snuffs inhalations and other methods, with mail requests welcomed from sufferers. A Tokyo religious congress is noted, reimagining Catholic and Protestant groups and Islam.
Incomplete text shows numbers such as 186 b ta 16 and 130¢ and 150 and 20¢ and 16¢ along with scattered letters and symbols. The readable items resemble a price list or ledger but no coherent events or identities are discernible.
The notice outlines the Cleveland 800th tram service with detailed train numbers and routes. It lists westbound and local trains, division stops at Norwalk and Sandusky, and numerous daily departures from Elyria to Cleveland and back. It also gives passenger car offerings and hourly Elyria to Public Square connections.
Daily through train departs Elyria at 1 34 P M with sleepers from Akron and service to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh McKeesport Cumberland Washington D C Baltimore Philadelphia New York See agent for details
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