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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
4
The Lorain County Reporter notes President McKinley’s war prep and Cuba conflict. It praises Judge Hale’s likely reappointment, recalls James Monroe’s visit, and urges Republican unity for the Wellington convention. It critiques Pro and Anti-Saloon League stances and reflects on Civil War memories and future naval warfare.
The article argues Republicans have equal rights to seek nominations and questions the party’s attitude toward McKinley’s administration. It emphasizes choosing delegates by the people and asks whether leaders who betrayed the party should guide the push toward victory, urging unity and decisive action to represent voters.
The adjournment shuts down Kurtz McKisson and Company, long leaders of a corrupt Columbus faction, whose defeat by McKinley era opponents exposed plans to bend the Republican bid. The call for recall and party realignment follows amid claims of conspirators seeking to seize control and undermine Republican aims. Civil officials, including Nulty, face renewed scrutiny as the drive to preserve party integrity intensifies.
A detailed wedding narrative from Elyria describes Miss Mary Groun and Miss Lo Grooing, with Joel Venlos and Sampsedl among guests on Wall Street. The ceremony features an orchestra, elaborate gowns, and extensive decorations, highlighting family ties and community figures including the Sampsell and Grosscop households and local dignitaries.
Nellia Berg visits relatives in North Amherst. Miss Mary Halduc died Tuesday April 29 of pneumonia at age 79. She was the fourth bargliver of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daltaif. Funeral in St Marys Church last Thursday conducted by Father Senafled. Tunera details mention losses and family line.
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