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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
4
The article discusses William McKinley as likely Republican nominee for governor at the next state convention with a campaign focusing on protection for American industry and labor. It predicts McKinley as a presidential candidate in 1896 if the Chicago platform tariff stance prevails, and outlines party divisions over tar
A temperance citizen denounces false charges about saloon money and public expenditures in Elyria. He rejects claims that saloons cost more than public funds, cites township records on aid and poverty, and defends city sobriety and honesty while criticizing political maneuvering around Harter’s appointments.
The Massey Stone Company, capitalized at a half million dollars, plans a Cleveland based principal office but strong Elyria backing. It includes the Elyria quarries and land at Grafton and Amherst, aiming to produce diverse stone for broad markets and invest heavily in machinery and mills.
Lorain County assessors reported to Auditor Herrick on a Wednesday afternoon and received materials and instructions for county township and ward assessment duties. The list includes Amherst Richard Kebb Avon John Linden Brighton L W Hart Black River Henry Fullmey Brownhelm Ed Kishman Camden F J Betts and others. The Nickel Plate road advertises three fully equipped passenger trains daily to Chicago for the World's Fair, offering three daily trains for both business and pleasure travel.
A new shoe store announces readiness to open in the Andwar Block on West Broad Street Elyria formerly Beebe with a complete line of ladies gents and misses fine footwear. The proprietor invites the public to inspect stock and gauges terms as new prices and new friends are welcome.
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