Cambridge Springs Postmaster Fight Stirs Local Debate
In Cambridge Springs excitement grows over a postmaster appointment. Inspector James Weberteen visited to assess local support for candidate Bates amid delays and political friction involving Congressman Bates and local figures, with citizens questioning patronage influence and urging decisive action.
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Cambridge Springs
James Weberteen
Washington
William Baird
Riverside
T. J. Ticknor
Clarit D. Tokels
Root
Arthur L. Hats
Washington, D. GO
Arthur L. Bates
Ticknor
Eckelé
Hitchcock
Bates
Ekel
Senate
Patt
Hulen
Hokela
Post Office Department
Cambridge Speligs
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Ground breaks for Kurts Brana Hid plant near Erie rail
Ground was broken today for a large new plant of the Kurts Brana Hid Company located north of the Erie railroad tracks and west of Pennsylvania avenue. The building will be 100 by 250 feet, with a steel and concrete structure. J. M. Love & Son, contractors, began grading and site work, aiming for occupancy by mid July.
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Kurts Brana Hid Company
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvaniadvonua
Timage
Messra J. M. Love & Son
Girl's arrest clears robbery in Ol City
Miss Allen a 22 year old, arrested on strong suspicions after admitting involvement in a jewelry theft at Askovite store. Detectives Welsh Brown and Holglos, aided by Berger, traced missing about $1,000 in jewelry. She led officers to Pittsburg and Cleveland connections, and will be taken to Ol City for further proceedings.
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Evie
John &. Welsh
W. Brown
Holglos
Miss Allen
Man Alten
Oll
Askovite
Cutler
Geant
Iis
Honey Berger
Berger
Berget
Pittsburg
Piltablieg
Airl
Jon
Hall
Cleveland
Death of Mrs Lyons after lengthy illness at home
Mrs Lyons aged 17? dies at her corner home after a ten day ailment. She formerly lived at Columbus before moving to Corry. Survived by son Conductor Daniel Lyons of the Erie Railroad and two daughters Mrs John Webb of Spartansburg and Miss Kate Lyons. Husband died about six years ago. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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Lyons
Church Street
Second Avenue
My. Lyons
Columbus
Corry Bixor Fayon
Daniel Lyons
Erie Railroad
John ‘Webb
Bpartanwdure
Kate Lyons
Columbia
Freight Train Plunges Into River Near Franklin
A southbound freight train on the Valley division of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed one mile south of Moster Stithon and plunged into the river after a broken pony wheel. Twelve cars followed the engine into the water, with three crew members injured but not seriously. Engineer Harry Hull, Fireman Kellerman, and Norman TD of Ol City required hospital care. Kellerman later left for home. The wreck halted traffic as trains ran at about 40 miles per hour. the crash was blamed on a broken wheel under the forward engine.
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Harry J. Hull
Ent Brady
Alcant
Ackamship
Thomas Kellurman
Moscove
Duyni
Norman TD
Canada
Pravklln
Down
Wuld
Phone War Breaks Out Between Local Telephone Firms
A clash over long distance lines led Ameriay Union Telephone Company to cut about six miles of wiren between North Bust le and North East. The work, done under Superintendent Wilson, aimed to sever the Mutual lines and connect with rival Bali services. Court action for an injunction followed as the conflict spilled into the community and threatened service continuity.
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North Bustle
Amarleay Union Telephone Company
Americat Thlon
Wilson
Thindy
North East
Toon] Company
Toon Company
Yantor
Erl¢ Horald
Andrews Statement Reflects Warren Tragedy Fallout
John M. Andrews, accused in the Warren tragedy, speaks from jail detailing his views on Jan 27 events and the investigation. The Mirror notes witnesses like William Messenger, the defense and prosecution positions, and the ongoing grand jury process as reporters describe tense proceedings and mounting detective work.
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Warren
Wien
Andrews
Mio
Umea
Huseing
Perry
Mowseng
Warrett
Childeen
Gorty
William H. Messenger
Uma
Sherif Park
Andrewa Wall
Andréwe
Glyon
Wiliam Mengénger
Mesenger
Pinkertons
Andrawe
W. H. Houghtling
A. G. Mook
Voth Hare
iSHREVE OFFERS THREE BILLS HATMISTURG APRIL 12
iSHREVE reports three bills in the House with bills on adjournment, state water supply and sanitation, and payroll provisions. The session notes approval of a Panama Pacific exposition commission funding and a water system deadline, with committees and adjournment details amid legislative activity in HATMISTURG.
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Beynon
Philadelphia
Bhrevo
Brie
Polloo
Moonday
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