25 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1896
Page
1
A lengthy, fragmentary column records visits from Miss Miry and Mrs. Florence Pearl of Norwalk to Neswe and nearby areas. It mentions a gasoline stove explosion, a death, church services, and various local residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
Local notices report visitors and family movements in Carlisle and nearby towns. Names include Mrs BOB Giobs, Geo Bhelring, Richard Koapple, and Miss Viva Springheld among those attending a funeral. Miss Violet is remembered for music and long community involvement. services were held with relatives and friends in attendance.
A political column argues McKinley offers safety for Republicans and urges unity at the convention. It notes financial debates on gold and silver, party loyalty, and the need for strong fiscal responsibility amid campaign tensions. The piece cites figures like Heldmyer and references to McKinley’s appeal to voters and delegates.
Local items list visits and family gatherings around West Ridge and Cleveland. Mentions Miss Koby Sadat, Maud Low, Claryise of Goerhin, and many neighbors hosting guests, with weekend activities and church or community events noted.
Reported notes describe a large encampment with figures named Elyrin and Dancissen amid hints of magi and ritual activity. The text appears fragmentary with garbled lines and unclear participants.
Visitors from Cleveland Lorain and LaGrange visit friends in town as Mrs Garrett and Miss Essie Garrett return from Cleveland. The Ladies Aid and Epworth League plan a chicken pie supper at F J Slanter on July 28. Water rents for half of 1896 are due at the Gas and Water office. EMC promotions tout Morning Glory and Success.
The passage notes a common summer mood drop with fatigue and reduced mental energy, tied to deficient nourishment. It emphasizes resistance and endurance decline across ages, warns of potential lung disease, and flags loss of flesh and a cough as threatening signs.
Readers are pointed to Scott's Emulsion as a palatable cod liver oil option that tones up and strengthens, disguising the taste for easier consumption. The ad touts its appeal compared to other tonics and notes pricing details for the product.
A wagon carrying Walter Hunter of Chicago and his daughter was struck by an electric streetcar near Cleveland Street. The horse bolted, the buggy was smashed, and Mrs Hunter sustained a thigh fracture while her daughter and others suffered injuries. The motorman and company officials dispute fault as authorities investigate responsibility.
Veordle of the Lates forms a new circle at Lorn O 7 today with Dep Prasivent Mre Mora P Canoon of Lbri OG presiding. The circle is registered and a meeting is held in the presence of 4 ora peter with the birthplace noted at hm es cv y3 foray Mayoral Gerert Suisey Gilrore. The proceedings include a discussion of a vegran Wry and VanTibure, and an ory nal poem The Oho Soldier read by Mrs Louse Melloy Horndagher. Women of Lagra Uo attend to observe the case of the aero sus, and a general ec ai good py eindutgadin is noted. Provisions for the crew’s prosperity are outlined.
An Elyria based anti-saloon league operative linked to a Chicago hired pair faces police action after a violent dispute on Sixty third Street Madison Avenue. Charles Walters and Charles Devoy were arrested after Walters allegedly assaulted Devoy in a domestic dispute while Walters claimed to lead church union detectives. Justice Porter to hear July charges.
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