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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1895
Page
2
The page surveys a jumble of items from the Lorain County Reporter era, noting topics from bicycle physics to hypnotism claims and shipbuilding. It references Spain Cuba taxes Indian labor disputes, centenarians, and a Denver woman’s seven pound bicycle, plus Moorish and naval themes and a distant memorial proposal.
A sprawling recap covers stock exchanges, labor strikes, fires, crimes and notable deaths. It notes US market activity, a Boston Masonic temple destruction, a valiant Viking voyage, labor unrest signals, and assorted accidents from Minnesota to California, with brief mentions of political and cultural items.
A scrambled wartime dispatch recounts massive disruptions across Europe and Asia. Claims of battles and sieges in cities like Liverpool Peking and Moscow mingle with alleged atrocities and troop movements.
A chaotic report lists a $40,000 entrusted sum, rail accident near Me Minn with multiple deaths and injuries, robberies at Lancs tur, and a string of indictments and celebrity names. The document blends crimes, trials, ship events, and notable figures across New York City and beyond.
In Coffey County Kan Ortawa Utce town of 400 residents is wrecked after a severe storm drives wind and heavy rain from the northwest. Most buildings damaged, one uninjured house remaining, widespread flooding and debris, with waters described as vast and structures toppled. nearby towns report similar flooding and property loss.
The article reports on a bond syndicate planning exports to support the gold reserves in Europe and the U S Treasury. It notes Chicago and New York details including borrowings and potential future withdrawals, plus related financial moves and a bridge incident in Brooklyn. The piece also mentions population data from Wisconsin and a boxing championship in England.
Revelation of alleged anti Christian persecution by Turkish civilians in Armenia. Reported torture and destruction of women and churches. Claims of an organized anti Christian society and planned actions against Christians.
A violent clash in Nevada erupts as armed groups collide leaving injuries and chaos. Authorities report stepped up security and investigations while witnesses describe a chaotic scene with shouted mascots and urgent crowds gathering at the street.
Reports describe farms burning as flames drive farmers from Beaver Island and Cross village amid smoldering ashes. A 14 year old girl on September 20 died by suicide after a note about school and millinery trade. Then a Hamilton resident and a Murienje county saver lose money in separate fatal or near-fatal incidents. Atlanta sister of a doctor arrives in Ricamoxy. August Geman der, famed violin maker, dies at age one hundred.
The article reports a campaign opening event with speakers including J.P. Goodwin and Grek Ges, followed by a parade procession and remarks by multiple attendees. It notes weather effects on May grounds, attendance, and mixed views on the candidates and plans presented by Phil Was and others.
Fragmentary transcript describes a trial in which a girl’s disappearance and subsequent death are connected to a home, a witness and a suspect. The report mentions a lawyer named Mrs Pitzel and a courtroom setting with an emotional reaction.
In Metonghiy te Her howard and ANPANADOLIS reports mix with county affairs. A Cherokee execution postponement appears amid frontier crime notes and a Musen community farmer tragedy. A Roman Catholic university in Waenboroy plans to admit women students in higher studies, shifting from priestly restrictions.
A large naval day parade featured military display and a review by Chief Colm and local officials including Mayor Tyler and Gov. Pennsylvanias. Delegations from New Albany, Ohio, and New York joined as crowds observed the procession and formal salute.
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