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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
1
A fractured OCR-style message hints at a promotional pitch for shoes and a negotiable deal. The text is garbled but suggests a sales focus involving footwear and confidence in a method or brand. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
An early holiday promotion at Monroe's Studio in Elgyria Ohio offers absolutely free cabinet photos to patrons who sit for portraits by November 1. Sittings booked by November 1 promise quick delivery and a guaranteed pleasing result, with souvenir books by Lorain County nearly sold out and containing nine years of county portraits.
The article notes Charles Evans Hughes as the Republican nominee for New York governor and William Randolph Hearst as the Democratic candidate, with details on their backgrounds. It covers Hughes's legal career, education, marriage, and civic roles, and mentions Hearst as a powerful newspaper owner and congressman from his district.
Charles Adame, attorney for a client convicted of murder, filed for a new trial months ago with Judge Brown granting the request. A new hearing for Mrs Morehouse is expected to present evidence to clear her of causing the death of the Lorain Infant found in West Salem and brought for burial.
Oldest Avon resident Mary Cahoon died on Wednesday and will be buried Friday at 2 o clock in Avon Cemetery. She and her husband were among the county’s first settlers and were highly respected by longtime residents.
A wedding toast for John Schroil of the Neos nan bank and Harlan B dinner was delayed and the bridegroom did not arrive. The next day Bailey’s engagement to his ether was broken. A rent notice announces a furnished eight room apartment for hire with heat and air conditioning.
A wedding notice for Mr. Al [surname unreadable] and his bride is announced. For the present the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Block will be at home to friends at 495 Huron Street.
A fall sale event at the D Tewis & Co Broad Street store showcases millinery and textile departments. The scene features ferns and autumn decor with browns and blacks dominating coats hats and skirts. A large crowd from Elyria and nearby areas attends the grand opening to view exclusive imported patterns and fashionable fall wear.
Report notes South Australia hosts the world’s largest farms with average holdings around 75,000 acres per squatter. Mention of B U Hague and Andwur block appears as scattered items within the excerpt.
Anna Fialo was found guilty of assaulting her husband Mike in Squire Neiding's court this morning. She paid a $5 fine and, after release, was arrested on a peace warrant and gave bond to keep the peace.
Through faulty telephone service the donation party at Fegan’s place was postponed from today to the afternoon and evening of October 4. Rev. Allen’s friends are invited to attend and show appreciation for his faithful service.
The Yopliff Hotel on Wednes day sold by E Puller to Peter Newsberry through N F Kelling's agency. Newsberry is well known and experienced in hotel matters. The retiring proprietor has owned the hotel for nine years.
Martin Koronski and Katie Krak both of South Lorain. Joe Horvyot 26 and Agnes Nagy 22 both of Elyria. James A Edwards 22 of Oberlin and Amelia C Hoek 20 of Oberlin. Ernest F Parsons 24 of Pittsfield and Sophia Manning of Camden. George Post Cox 19 of Elyria and Lucy Katherine Bauer 19 of North Amherst.
At 10 this morning the Elyria block fire department responded to a rear Bell Telephone Co exchange fire. The blaze caused little damage and was quickly disposed of by the chemical wagon.
Bent Bosicky admitted selling liquor near an agricultural society fair after witnesses testified beer passed through a fair ground fence from a nearby saloon. Mayor Chapman fined him twenty five dollars and costs. Bosicky paid and was released.
Charles Parham, an Apostolic faith evangelist with 5,000 followers, clips into Zion City drawing hundreds to meetings near Zion College. Elder Voliva warns of division as Parham claims a divine vision and promises deliverance, while Purkhaw hosts a rival gathering nearby.
Earest T Parsons of Pittsfield and Jana Miss Sophia Mannins of Camden went to the county seat Wednesday to obtain a marriage license and were married by Justice Neiding. They will reside in Pittsfield.
A neat ceremony in the Probate Court Judge Hinman office joined Martin Koyonsis and Katie Krok of South Lorain as husband and wife this morning. Mrs. Austin's Pancakes described as really delicious.
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