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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1904

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Car Jumped Track After Stone Thrown On Road

Four miles north of Elyria on Lake avenue a C and S W car jumped the track after a stone was placed on the outer rail. Motorman Ervin Colley and Conductor Lary Wilford kept control as the car toppled and wrecked. Twelve or more passengers sustained injuries, with Mrs. Kate Price among the most seriously hurt. a wrecking crew was dispatched and repairs begun.

Letain Ely Sirxvon Pasqwigord Jooparily Sax Kate Petce Shear Atreet J. Deckman Cleveland M. OM Spore Lake Colley Babi Wilford Portiahs Price Mia Prices Tts Nestor 8. W J. Preek M. Spore Cat Max Botdt E. S. Reymond Thompson Bo RO

Collier Taken Columbus in Custody Amid Confession

The defaulting examiner George M. Collier arrived in Columbus Thursday night in custody of Sheriff Earb. He was met at the jail by his wife believed to be Hattie Hendricks, his sister, son Ray Ollier and son-in-law Frank Sailabary. Collier claimed no embezzlement but said reports of 2700 missing funds frightened him into fleeing to Cincinnati to consult a deputy.

George M. Coltier Columbus Thunday Earb Rank- Jinconney Coltier Hattie Hendricks Columba Ray Ollier Inlaw Frank Sailabary Lorain County St. Louis Eliott Collier Cincinnati Trusi Columbuia Heannut Cinginnati

Beating Railroad For Dying Mother Case

George Adama, 18, faced Mayor Folger after riding a Lake Shore freight to reach his dying mother in Cleveland. Lacking funds and having just been released from the hospital, he was fined five dollars plus costs and ordered to work off the fine. The mayor also fined two other vagrants with similar remarks.

George Adama Folger Adame Cleveland Gleveland Lake Shore Adams

Death notice for Comrade Xenophon Pegk from Richard Allen Post

Richard Allen Post No. 65 G A R reports the death of Comrade Xenophon Pegk last night. Funeral from his residence Sunday afternoon at [time]. Comrades will assemble at the post room at 1 PM. Haydon post comrades invited. By order of R C Rowle P D Reefy Aajt Bate.

Comrad Xenophon Pegk Haydon Post R. C. Rowle P. D. Reefy Bate

Fire damages barn on Railroad Street after noon

A small blaze damaged Mrs. Porazek's barn on Railroad Street west of the freight house. The fire caused about twenty two dollars in damage. The origin is unknown but sparks from a locomotive are suspected.

G A R Voluntary Fund Drive for Ohio Battleship Halted

State Commander Moulton of the G A R says the drive to buy a silver service for the battleship Ohio has been dropped. A dispatch from Akron reported protests from the G A R post there, leading Colonel Ed Gant of Middleport to suspend the project after many objections.

Moulton Ohio Akron Yeaturday Ed. Gant Middleport

Republican county committee opens headquarters in Sharp block

The Republican county executive committee opened headquarters Friday afternoon in the Sharp block. Two mail bags of campaign literature arrived for distribution. The store sold new arrivals in navy black white and brown with special values at 85 50 9 and 7i each. The Biggs and Everard Co.

Republican County Executive Committee Vaila the Biggs and Everard Co

Mendelson Adgausted and Local Court Fines Noted

A jumble of court actions and social notes appears. Frank Bordermer fined five dollars for disorderly conduct after allegedly striking Sally Mondea Thursday evening. William Palmer fined 25 dollars for larceny of plasterers tools. Local visits and social events include Mrs. Squiers visiting Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Cox with their daughter, Essie Johnson hosting friends, and the Harmony quartet performing at the Baptist church on a Friday.

Gosrrel Frank Bordermer Sally Mondlea Bordermer William Palmer

Lorain City Withdraws Injunction Over Lakefront Property

Judge Kobler signs off on the injunction case brought by Water Bonsor and G A Resek. The city of Lorain sought to purchase the lake and riverfront property and now is expected to proceed with the purchase.

Mr Peek Dies At 61 In Elyria Home

Xenokhon Pook a prominent G A R man died Thursday evening at his home 226 Be Fourth street Elyria aged sixty one funeral Sunday at 2 pm Local A A will have charge of the funeral He is survived by his wife two daughters and two sons George son in Philadelphia to arrive Friday night He served throughout the Civil War Lorain Sept 20 After five years conflict city council and B and Q railroad open Tenth avenue crossing by planking tracks and grading approaches southward property values rise

Xenokhon Pook Fourth Street Mr. Paok George Philadelphia Elyria Peolk A.A Lorain B, and Tenth Avenue

State charity conference in Columbus elects officers

The state conference of charities and correction in Columbus elected Rev. O Chauncey N. Pond of Oberlin as president, C. M. Hubbard of Cincinnati and Mrs. Mary E. White of Columbus as vice presidents, H. H. Sherer of Columbus as secretary. A report by Rev. C N Bond on expansion of organized charities shows continued effort to aid dependents and delinquents with two years totals reaching 901,850.25, urging public law to require fathers to support families to curb pauperism and moral decay.

State Conference of Charities and Correction Columbus Thoes Ochauncey N. Pond Oberlin C. M. Hubbard Cincinnati Mary E. White H. H. Sherer C. N. Bond Obertin

State banks freed from semiannual statement deadlines

State banks and trust companies will not file their semiannual statements at the usual times this year. Auditor Guilbert cites a legislative amendment expanding the audit power to demand statements any time. Under prior law reports were due on the first Monday of April and October, with timing now variable.

Guilbert Laat Banks and Trust Company

No Democrats Attending State Campaign Opening

Notice notes no known Democrats plan to travel from Elyria to Lima for the State Democratic campaign opening. Mayor Holger says the trip is too out of the way for most and advises sending telegrams by parcel post.

Elyria Lima Holger

Delegation Heads to Warren Campaign Opening

A large Lorain County Republican delegation plans to attend the state campaign opening in Warren on Saturday. Most will travel to Cleveland first, then join the Cuyahoga group, with 130 to 200 from the county. Delegates from Elyria and other towns also expected, as Warren prepares for 60,000 visitors with decorations and a parade. United States District Attorney Sapivan will chair the event and Taft will be hosted, with a Columbus Glee Club concert and address by James R Goerfield in the evening.

Lorain Warren Cleveland Cuyahoga Ensign Eneign Republicana Elyria Canton Youngstown Salem Niles Alliance Ashtabula Columbus Toledo United States John.j. Sapivan Taft Gov Herald Eliott Hotel Foraker Park Hotel Gol. H. B. Ramey Regi Ment Secrtary Columbus Republican Glee Club James R. Goerfield

First Dance At Ingomar Club Draws Large Attendance

Ingomar Dancing club opened its dance series Thursday night with a well attended event. Dances are planned for every other Thursday with Pomeory's orchestra providing music.

Ingomar Dancing Club Pomeory's

Lake Erie and Pittsburg rail suit extends to Monday

In the appropriation case the Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad challenges the Stone heirs path to claim land. Attorneys probe the railroad’s finances, organization and charter while the Stone heirs contend the property is worth far more than the offered 82,900. The dispute centers on value and need for the land. A separate note advertises towel sale and ribbons by The Biggs and Everard Co. with pricing listed.

Lake Erie and Pittsburg Railroad Stone Heira Stone Guy The Higgs and Everard Co

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S. W New County Band Silver Comet Y. M. G. A. Halda South Lorain Htis Frank Sails Harry H. Smith& Co Cheapside East Broad Beat Railroad Richard Allen G. A. BR G. Alr Batileship Ened Headquarterd Avon Squiers Clyde James Brooks Chas. Cox Mrs. Brush Eaton Misa Essie Johnson Vilas Collins Harmony Quartet Mlgris Baptist Church F. G Gough Allie Alten Michigan N. O Traxler Hunerat Trinity Catholic Church Rev. F. Dann O. J. Eastman Misa Anna Suitaler Mary Townsend Mra Janes Lewis May Mra W. SL Canfield Blyria Mr. Peek Council Elyria Block Été Priers School of Dancing Simpson and Sons Merrimack and American Printing Co the Biges and Everard Co Hast “Avenue le& P Railroad Biggs and Everard Co Harry H. Smith
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