Blass Opens Campaign Tuesday in Erie Crawford District Race
April marks the start of campaign efforts for several candidates in the state and county races. Blass kicks off with a speaking tour of Erie and Crawford counties while others like Hehillings Sims and Schiling announce early moves. Incumbents and challengers prepare to outline platforms as withdrawal deadlines loom ahead of the primary.
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Brie
Arthur Plas
Sarweilay
Erie
Crawford
Millan
Joseph Hehillins
George Sims
Schiling
Couid
Reina
Wallinin
Murrikon
First
Union City Robbery and Board Meeting Confusion
A Union City resident was robbed on a Saturday night after being slugged and struck near the Union station, losing $47. A report outlines a tense board discussion over a bill and payment related to property installments, with multiple motions and amendments debated by officials including Campbell, Love, Monroe, Hillstrom, and Patterson as they grapple with deferred decisions and procedural concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobi Chirwinks
Union City
Union Station
Chirwinka
J Chirwinka
Ifle
Cuknt
G Fay
Unio
Ife
Charwinka
Sixteenth
Steets
Zimmer
Oy Detzel
Pioneer Warren car hits tots to resident dead driver flees
A Warren incident Saturday evening left a resident dead and prompted the driver to flee. Christian Strickfuss, 7 years old, died after a crash near Water Street following a gathering at his aunt’s home. Witnesses describe a fast, untraceable vehicle. police investigate the flee.
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Pioneer Warren
Tots
Warren
Atlee Pioweer
Christian Strickfuss
Wi Abbas
Water Street
Neale
Siricktuss
Hermans
Honi
Brenion
Lotiu
Orien Wuhmeat
Hirichfuee
Broad View of Charity and Unforeseen Benefits
Fragmentary historical note discusses charity, misfortune, and the impact of benevolence on the ungrateful. Vague references to daily showers of generous acts and a sense of unintended consequence. No clear person or organization identified.
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Snall
Ull
Posterity Thought on Eminent Authors Sparing Applause
A fragmented 19th century style reflection notes that posterity may remember an eminent author for restraint in praise. It laments scant applause from brothers in the same trade, pondering why merit earns cautious recognition across a century.
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Benjamin Prantiin
Indian Killed by Erie Train Near Grandin Milling Yard
An unidentified Indian man about 24 to 26 years old, standing five feet six inches, was cut in two by an Erie train near the Grandin Milling Company near Jamestown. The body was found about 8 o'clock yesterday morning with no marks except the severed trunk. Several Indians from the city and nearby areas were unable to identify him. The body was taken to Bosal's undertaking parlors for identification.
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Jamestown
Apel
Erie
Grandin
Bosal
Siti Corner
B. Fostom
Grandin Company
New Castle Man Dies After Auto Fall
Treat Aitiman of Gi died Sunday from injuries sustained when he fell from a car on a rural road near Princeton ex after being given a ride on a running board. He walked home after the incident, later succumbing to his injuries. In other news, Windrow Russell of Kane Spring Water Co reports official March snowfall totals, noting April began with promising snow and a winter season total near 12 feet 1.5 inches. The report lists monthly snowfall figures for Matoder, November, Des, and other periods, totaling around 15 feet 6 inches up to April 2.
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Asti
Aitiman
Millman
Princeton
Neue
Windrow Russell
Kane Spring Water Company
Mareh
Water Company
Matoder
Women gain freedom but health may suffer says factory worker
Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of 600 Monmouth St Trenton New Jersey notes that many occupations for women have opened since fifty years ago and credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after factory work. She urges other women to write for information about the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elizabeth’ Chamberlain
Union All Factory
Lydia Jain
Chamberlain
Monmouth St
Trenton
Nu J
Lydia
Pinkham
Board Debates Buyout as New Efforts Collapse
In a tense session Mothers Oats orderly and Me Keppel stance remain unclear over property purchase. A proposed $10,000 cash settlement, offered by Mr. Monroe, was rejected under Solicitor Kincaid advice. Efforts to adjourn failed. the meeting drifted late with continued dodging of the main issue and no definite action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Ilisivor
Campbell
Tava
Patterson Secouiyi
Tillsturm
Monroe
Hillstrom
Klisto
Messrs
Keppel
Ain! Mes
Loiccitor Kincaid
Kincaid Deehire
Messrs. Love
Montéic
Barnes
Tillstrim
Bates
Messrs, Campbiell
Lovie
Patterson
Me. Keppel
Ity
Die Wil
Tim
Mat
Hain Gronnils
Kincaid
Tiwari
Kincaid Kind
Love
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Blass
Shool Board
Alice McInorter
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
W. Va
Stella Tuhorski
Thirteenth’ Street
Ash Street
Puiés
Wrence
Stella
Twelfth Street
St Vi “Oyt's Hospital
Smarhine
Eosiik
Qlian
Alan
Morogeret
Thurdiete
Wade
Elite Beauty
Maxine A. Durham Marcelling Seaior
Franklin St
New Castle
Corry Savings Store
Glenn Davis
N.center St
Corry, Pa
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