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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1895
Page
4
A fragmented opinion page discusses protection tariffs, the Monroe doctrine, and Cuban independence. It cites McKinley Reed and Cleveland era policy, questions about God and revelation, and includes editorials on politics, religion, and society in a stream-of-consciousness style.
The article reports a large midnight Christmas service at St Andrew's Church with a full choir in vestments, a ten o'clock Christmas morning service, and a four o'clock choral service. Mrs Stacy Miller led the ascent service and will sing at both services next Sunday with a sermon on The Manner of Jesu Birth. It also includes newspaper notes on the Recorder's 1895 year ending, ad support, and plans for 1896.
McComber and Bogart law firm sues Orlandy Sine sense for attorney fees. Case started in Jus tice Chapman and judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff. The cave appeal reaches the Court of Common Pleas. The petition says Stevenson hired to procure divorce for two hundred dollars with ten paid upfront. divorce obtained, but balance plus costs unpaid, totaling one hundred sixty six dollars and twenty five cents. Johnston and Leonard retained to prosecute.
A garbled text piece presents a wartime marching scene with scattered phrases about banners, foes, home, and soldiers. Names and clear actions are obscured, but it evokes a combat memory or lyric style.
Cleveland Theatre in Cleveland will feature the play Darkest Russia exploring peculiar laws of the empire. The story unfolds in an attractive manner with a special theatre train advertised for the next day evening performance.
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