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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
Hislop Mexander Walters of the National Afro Americannedics issues a proclamation urging African Americans to dedicate a day of fasting and prayer to improve the condition of Negroes in Ninecteu.
Akron Ohio September 27 police court session was disrupted by a heated quarrel between Mayor and Police Prosecutor Scott Kenfield over preparation of the state's side in a disorderly conduct case. The prisoners were discharged after the dispute ended with Renfield remaining police prosecutor.
Violent agrarian disturbances flare in Viatka province centered on landowner residences near St. Petersburg. Residents clash with authorities as mobs destroy property amid escalating unrest in late September.
Five and eight room houses listed with prices from 1 400 to 2 400 each. Properties include new homes on Wil lam Street and Seventh Street with baths, plus lots on William Clark Middle and 10th Streets. Rentals offer nine rooms and bath on Water Street with all improvements except insurance at 20 dollars monthly. N. F. Kelling Insurance and Real Estate Agent at 308 Elyria Block.
Tale recalls a quack healer who boasted self made cures and a bold break in a sick room with windows smashed by a hurried patient. The narrator critiques haste and emphasizes moderation and a joking nod to a detox remedy from a patent medicine ad at end.
Reports say in Malmaish district a population over 100,000 sees seventy villages with women active in the revolt. Insurgents have disarmed police, expelled officials, and pillaged landowner residences. Rumors claim Maluish police chief and eight subordinates killed near Viatka amid enrollment protests. Multant village mobs attacked the enrollment station, killing a sergeant and several policemen and mortally wounding the district's assistant police chief and destroying reserve lists.
An elderly man at a Maine summer resort, famed for his blunt sermons and generosity, asks a elevator boy if he believes in the splitting of mankind. The boy replies with a witty turn, revealing a playful clash of ideas in a short humorous vignette.
Made of the best material with a large burner and globe and a warranty for bright stable light. The copper tank resists rust and promises longer life than common lanterns. Price 1.49 dollars. Tin oil tank options 90 cents, 75 cents, and 87 cents.
Hubert Day Meased gave a youngster a one cent coin and bragged of a tip from a tipster. The elevator boy later vouched for the story and the old gentleman revised his tale by handing a quarter to the boy. The scene ended with a lighthearted exchange and admission of the truth. A later ad recommends Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and constipation and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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