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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1897
Page
1
A long, miscellany filled with brief observations and anecdotes. It mentions Indian policy at Carlisle, Nevada density, New Jersey gambling amendments, mining eras, marriage laws, famed figures, and a range of antiquated curiosities. It notes a Florida tobacco crop forecast, a French monometer, and railroad progress.
Government notes detail McKinley plans to recall Gen Fitzhugh Lee to Cuba as consul general for a few months, with Secretary Alger urged to resolve Klondike venture law to avert miner starvation. Roosevelt foresees possible war with Spain. McKinley appoints Archibald Samson envoy to Kentucky. Weekly U S exchanges total about 1.08 trillion dollars, with global markets mixed. Coal strikes, yellow fever efforts, and railway incidents populate the week across the East, West, and South, while fires, crashes, and court orders punctuate daily life.
A chaotic foreign intelligence page reports multiple events: a family cremation near Donalds. 125 Spanish guerrillas captured after murdering Lieut. Dorax's family. maritime and rail accidents across several regions. fires destroying Ottawa mills with $100,000 loss. explorers and ships reaching Sidney and Sturgeon Falls. a Turkish Greek peace exchange and US annexation debates. a Brisbane, Chicago and Berlin news mix. The piece blends conflict, disasters, political shifts, and royal travel notes with scattered dates and places.
New Orleans reports a growing complication in the yellow fever outbreak as the exodus increases and disinfecting drives intensify. City health measures expand with lime, fumigation, water restrictions, and public warnings while Mobile records new cases and cities react with quarantines and evacuations.
In Hazleton area Pennsylvania on September 1 1920 about 1200 of 2400 miners resumed at Honey Brook and other Lehigh Valley collieries while 1500 workers at Purdes Lattimer and nearby mines faced continued stoppage. Police and troops contained unrest at Callimer Eckley and Dufforn districts as authorities prepared further moves. overall union participation shrank with more returning to work and few grievances granted.
Dispatch from San Sebastian reports Secretary of State Woodford urged Spain to end the Cuban rebellion promptly. He warned that prolonged conflict would devastate Cuba and justify U S action to secure Cuba’s independence. Duke of Tetuan would respond officially when Madrid returns.
A Vienna dispatch reports a sharp detonation near the imperial palace at Budapest causing panic as crowds surged the cordon. Emperor Franz Joseph and Emperor Otto Prine are said to be agitated as authorities curb information amid limited arrests and censorship.
Honolulu reports the United States Senate unanimously ratified the annexation treaty with Hawaii. The decisive vote followed months of organized effort since the 1897 revolution and is expected to shape U.S. policy and public sentiment as officials prepare for visits by prominent senators and representatives.
Chicago Sept 28 Crop directors report nationwide conditions altered by very warm sunny dry spell through mid month then cool dry nights. Corn and wheat show variable damage from drought and frost. potatoes, tobacco, apples, grapes and rye suffer in drought touched areas. Wisconsin and Iowa report warm early week with rain and frost later cutting yields. farmers seek rain as wheat progresses slowly and corn harvest nears completion.
Reports describe the Gola river in Arizona swollen and treacherous with ferries disabled, and passengers ferried at Riverside by a suspended cable while eastern territories face destruction and destitution. Meanwhile a Vienna dispatch cites a ship collision near Flumeport with numerous drownings. Madrid notes Spain negotiating a guarded loan for naval works. Tangier hosts US efforts to address flogging claims and Moroccon settlements. Meridian records Mobile & Ohio suspending two passenger trains due to yellow fever, adding a single daily service.
An 1807 style message from Lev Hofer in Seward County praises Nebraska farming, noting wealth in land, cattle, hogs, and crops while weekly crops exist. he urges friends to join farming, contrasting with broader discussions on the value of farming and education.
An advertisement claims Woods Barserparifig cures nervous trouble and numerous ailments by purifying blood. It asserts thousands have been cured and promises improved appetite, sleep, and overall health if given a chance. The language is promotional and medical claims are unverified.
Fragmentary notes describe how various parties and states influence the next Senate composition. Key figures include McKinley era Republicans seeking unity with reformers. strategic votes in Vermont, Connecticut, Virginia, and Utah hint at shifts. The text hints at presidential influence, party lines, and potential changes shaping governance.
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