Personal mentions drift through Erie and nearby towns
A stream of society notices lists locals and visitors on business or visiting friends. Ellis Harvey, William Barry, J P Brown, Warren Der To day, John Mulkietra, A M Kinnear, John Love, Charles Lynch, John T Brewer, Ch HM, Miss Mary Lynch, Frank Botts, Clarence Hapgood, Gates Saxton, J Desarond, Sibler, Miss M Hugdit, Kathryn Blox, GW Webster, W G Sitray, Mrs W Pe Ullster, Mrs Hol Dortge, G Bovant, Mrs Fidelia Thayer, Byron Fenner, and Hon Chidester appear in city or nearby town postings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Harvey
Erie
William Barry
J. P. Brown
Oil City
Warren DeRtosay
John Mulkietra
A.M. Kinnear
John Love
Dunkirk
Charles Lynch
John T. Brew
Hele
Une
Mary Lynch
Frank Botts
Union
Clarence Hapgood
Gates Saxton
Centerville
Aie
J. Desarond
OH City
Sibler
M. Hugdit
Buffalo
Kathryn Blox
Shay GW. Webster
Davetter
Hird Aye
Felis
W. G Sitray
W. Pe Ullster
Tihiaville
Mos
Dortge
G. Bovant
Firly
Mirl
J. J Thayer
Sher Jin
Fidelia Thayer
Byron Fenner
Westmnit
Chidester
Warren
Connor
Coborg
Putnam’s Painless Corn Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam’s Painless Corn Remedy as a fast fix for corns and bunions. It promises painless, immediate relief with a salve labeled as a “dam” substitute and urges purchase through local druggists and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putigm
Driggista Lid ‘Phos. Downey
Fragmentary notes from a town visit roundup
A garbled OCR summary mentions Willian Walch visiting cities, Frank Lockwood on a business trip to Pittsburg, W G Coughlin of the PR Ry in Renovo with private car No 40, Orrie Tiljey returning from Tampa Fla, and a casual remark about a person in the alligator’s hand with a new straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Walch
Ueliefs
Irlands
Pranke Lockowood
Pittsburg
W. G. Coughlin
PR. Ry
Renovo
Orrie Tiljey
Tampa
Crawford County men plan memorial hall in Meadville
Meadville April meeting launches movement for Crawford county soldiers memorial hall to honor local oil veterans and World War service legends with a county seat tribute. Residents urged support for a lasting hall to recognize those who served and the sacrifices made for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Celebraton
Appomatox
Peiffer
Crawford County
Crawton County
Nice
San Gurm liniment advertised for sores and burns
An old time newspaper notice touts San Gurm liniment as a cure for sores, piles, burns, and scalds with claims of rapid healing, price five cents to twenty five cents, plus a testimonial list and a Thank You note to local groups for sympathy and support. It mentions delivery from Thompson Medien Co and Thompson’s store in Veadose, Pay Card of Thanks for floral tokens and condolences, signed by several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlies & O
Thomas Downey
M. McCauley
Coopertach
Wichechumna
Teller Wnd
Rhein
Thompson Medien, Co
Halle Patarrah
Etrculnra
EJ. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drigginta
Hale Hall Saimily
Democrats Meet In Convention In Rochester Strategy Revealed
New York April 11 The Democratic state convention opened at the Lexington Avenue Opera House to nominate delegates for the national convention in Baltimore. Seymour Van Santvoort served as temporary chairman and John Fitzgerald as permanent chair, while Secretary John Mason and other officers were named. The platform reaffirmed much of the Rochester two years earlier, praised the Roosevelt critics and attacked Republican policy, with Dix, O Gorman, Murphy and Murphy’s allies among leading delegates. The convention did not set presidential instructions, and delegates will be unpledged but likely to reflect Murphy and Murphy allies. Roosevelt supporters planned a national attack while local leaders hinted at Mayor Gaynor as a potential national figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratc
Tate
Lexington, Avenue Opera Eibise
Hartmore
Seymour van Santvoort
Dix
Tempo Nice
Republican Party
Roosevelt
van Santygoril
Empire Stati
John Mason
Wiuh
Tot Slaith
George A. van Namee
George Yougz
Joseph Poenvoy
John A. Packter
Baltimore
Senator O'Gorman
Alton Th
Parser
Charles MF. Murphy
Ehler
Rochester
Rome
Dix White
Roosevelt Policias
Trista
John Fitzgerald
Trooklyn
Murphy
Cavernar Wao
Ehiolre
Presilwit
Manor Gav
Sovernan
Colonel Roosevelt Receives Overwhelming Ovation in Pennsylvania
Newsreel style dispatch from Philadelphia April 1 describes Colonel Roosevelt’s rally crowds across major cities from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia as 25 000 or more gather, cheering his strength. Report notes a subdued Western response but strong east coast support boosting his campaign confidence for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tony
Mitsbytes
Philafelobin
Philafelobin Fee Tremendouw ! Obligy Hi Tine Tohantown, Farsalits
Annator
Costonville
Tey
Viong
Anuiads
Roth
Ken Imei
Wong Frond
Union League
Uum
Toonevelt
Chester Stravl
Harris
Taft Wins in Vermont State Convention Indorsing
Taft captures support in Vermont as a divided Republican state convention discusses Roosevelt loyalty and administration policy. Amid factional clashes and rhetoric on party unity, the convention signals strong interest in Taft and debates over constitutional alignment and leadership, with speeches and procedural maneuvers reflecting early 20th century GOP tensions.
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy for clogged bowels and torpid liver. It claims to regulate the stomach, improve digestion, and reduce discomfort from indigestion. The copy urges asking for the California Fig Syrup Co. product on the label and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
California Mig Syrup Co
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ALL Grocers
John H. Fitch Goffee Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Mua
Armory
The
Mika’y
Litrsy
Jim
Yiu
Ancient Rome
Stenio
Crawford
Appomattox
Memorial Hall
Herenvemany
Mayton
Seymour van Bantvoord
John J. Fitzerald
Mio
Union Sease Clyha
Thiladernia
Taye
Tit
Taft
Vermont
Harlinston
Republian
Montpillor
Flr
Nlethc
Inuhlient
Vermient
Piva Ieeharmin
Null
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
ARS
Sou
Duffy & CO
Center St. Corry, Pa
Arin
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