Local notes and social rounds from Union City area
Monday and Tuesday society items list residents and visitors in Union City, Titusville, Warren, Dunkirk, Erie, Youngsville, Columbus, Meadville, Jamestown, and surrounding towns. Names include Horton Bracken, Walter Williams, Amos Williams, Harry Tolglas, Charley Boyle, Scott Edwards, George Kinley, Miss Mae Smith, Miss Josephine Alexander, and others. Reports cover business trips, family visits, illness, and a funeral for Dari Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Bracken
Warren
Walter Williams
Dunkirk
Amos Williams
Union City
Harry Tolglas
Bele
Corry Tenda
Weisser
Eriells
Stafford Tt
York
Steiners
Simes Croight
Youngsville
Blydentnes
Joby
Sidney Smith
Cleveland
A. P. Jenacson
Josephine
Hoyt Robbing
Wilson J. Edwards
Maria Babbitt
Jamestown
Dari Greene
Bear Lake
Harry Smith
Melnnes Steel Company
Personal mentions and visiting notices from Warren
Ed Aten of Warren visits friends in the area. Louie Brown travels to Talon City on business. Miss Anna Thoriveon of Tieusville visits. George Kinney returns to Warren after a visit with friends over the holiday. Miss Hebell Sullivan returns to Erie after visiting relatives. Mrs. GA Roberts returns to Erie after visiting friends Sunday. Mish Maynie Sullivan returns home from Erie after two weeks. Miss Plounie Dual and Miss Louie Whatmore visit Jamestown for a few weeks. T Jewell returns to stay from a relative visit at Grand Valley. has been a patient at the Corry. Mrs. Sophia Tuttle of Andover visits Dr. J. H. Phelps. Mrs. A. F. Stanford receives word that sister Mrs. Sarah Miller of Erie died suddenly. Mrs. Stanford and son George attend services Sunday. Charles Keim and father G. A. Keim relocate after settling goods on Vine Street. wife and infant daughter accompany him home. The North East Sun notes Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Curtis of St. Oland, Florida, arrive for funeral of daughter Mrs. G. R. Bennett. services private at 12:30 Tuesday. interment in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten
Wareen
Louie Wrown
Talon City
Anna ‘Thoriveon
Tieusville
George Kinney
Waeran
Sumay
Hebell Sullivan
Erie
GA. Roberts
Krie
Mish Maynie Sullivan
Plounie
Misa Louie Whatmore
Jamestown
Renda
T. Jewell
Grand Valley
Corry
Sophia ‘Tuttle
Andover
J. H. Phelps
W. Pleasant Street
A. F
Florida
G.R. Bennett
Warren
Women All at Sea and Pinkham's Remedy Promises Relief
A fragment touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with ailments. It claims the product acts promptly to strengthen nerves and muscles and restore the female system to normal health, urging silent sufferers to seek its aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinktom
Flowers for 40 Hours Devotion Supplies
A local ad offers white and pink carnations filks spireas and other flowers for 40 Hours Devotion services. It notes large stock of head wreaths for children at 50 cents each and invites calls to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smilex
Bellahone
John Duffy Dies in City. Rites Held at Klcott Villa
John Duffy of this city died April 7 and was buried in Catholic Cemetery after a train arrival. Bearers included Eugene Hickey and John McCuon. honorary pallbearers were John Ma Honey and Frank J. McCorinle. Duffy, born in County Clare Ireland, came to America at 17 and worked on canal and railroad projects, later living in Headland and nearby towns. He leaves a wife and two daughters. First Successful Flight on lathmur Panama reports aviator Clarence making a historic crossing with a crowd witnessing the event and a prize Drive of $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duffy
John Davy
W. H. Ditty
Klcottvilla
N. Y
Tancy
Eugene Hickey
John McCuon
Jon Uuinham
Dane Lel Friel
James Muckbatl
Pail Sn
Buicottville
N.Y
Headland
Sui Jiuwentowi
Tikes Nous
Millville Glass Worker Killed by Electric Train
Alfred Tae Dow, 24, an un married Millville glass worker at Jonas Glass Works Mineola, was struck by an electric train from Atlantic City and died before reaching hospital. He was the sole support of his aged parents Mr and Mrs Alexander LaDow of Gast Millville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Glaseworker
Millville
N. St
Alfred Tae Dow
Jonas Glass Works
Mineola
Atlanta City
Labow
Alexander LaDow
I Gast
New Materials for Gowns and Sweaters at Bee Hive Store
The Bee Hive Store promotes new fashionable materials for gowns including embroidered flouncings and Foulard Silks, with price notes and a quick sell push. It also advertises warm wool sweaters for women and children in various styles and colors, highlighting bargains and closeout offers with prices from $2.08 to $4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Making Progr Yell Womanly Father Seeks School Help
A six year old boy named Tommy in Chicago quotes his father and a teacher about school behavior. The exchange centers on alleged bullying and a teacher’s remark about potential promotion being linked to his pace. The report reflects tense conversations in a Chicago News context.
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Tommy
Oriental Government and Divine Rule in History
The text discusses how oriental nations accepted rulers claiming divine delegation and dictating beliefs and actions. It argues such governments ruin nations that fail to rise above this theocratic model, referencing Robert Pilat from Philosophy of History.
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t—Robert Pilat
Careless About Appendicitis in Corry
Corry residents suffer stomach and bowel trouble, with risk of appendicitis. A simple Buckthorn bark and glycerine remedy, sold as Adler’s German appendix remedy, is claimed to relieve bowel or stomach trouble almost instantly in a single dose, per Thomas Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Adlers
Thomas Downey
Man Accused in Alienation Case In Betlehor Pa
Abraham G. Mann aged 56 of near Mor eanis Hill was bound by the court to pay a jury verdict for alienation of the affections of Mrs Grube, mother of 16 children all living. He allegedly induced his wife to leave him and become a housekeeper.
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Betlehor
Abraham G. Mann
Mor Eanis Hill
Boston
George WW. Giihie
Grube
Mann
Labouchere Story Excerpt In Parliament Dialogue
An odd dialogue fragment shows Labouchere in discussion with Lord Tasmiou wa Tmbouchere. A listener reports hearing Labouchere’s father deliver an address in the House of Lords. The exchange hints at family influence and political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboushers
Tasmiou
Tabouchere
Mr. Labouchere
House of Lords
Labouchere
Railroads accused of double dealing in strike threats
New York April 2 Grigol Chief Warren B Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and his colleagues protested the Eastern railroads managers committee. They warned that unless a rapid reply to strike votes was received, the strike could begin immediately. Chairman and other officials hinted at mobilization while workers prepared, alleging the carriers sought to exploit the armistice to press their interests across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grigol
Warren B. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Maginesrs
Jeauties
Chlof Hume
Baseball Gamed and Standings Summary
National and American League standings and weekend results are listed for multiple cities. Notable games include Cincinnati 6 New York 4, Brooklyn 3 over Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 7 over AtGout 0, and Chicago 6 Cincinnati 4. Sunday and Saturday results feature Detroit, St Louis, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Cleveland with various scorelines and batter notes.
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Chiles
Wol Cincinnat
New York
Ise
Philadelphia
St. Loud
Boston
Ak Pncaeo Ce
Stoollya cc
Dorre
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ina
Brooklyn
Hoston
Pittoburg
Cincnnati— Kale
St Lous Oom
Stevie
Bilas
Frommo and
McLean
Chiengo— Ree
Pittobure
Thiengo
Lelfyland Q Baon
Chewy Tind Archer
Eeesese
ART Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Bunday
Easter
Kaaterly
St.Louis
Lovie
Hatteriee
Howell
Allthun
Lake and Stourhon
Rotors
Walsh
Binithmore
Waiffato
Rochester
Terney City
Providence
Newark
Toropin
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Huffalo
Holwies
Gaykill
Bergen
Merritt
Mitchell
Torons
AVCO
Bachan and Meheroesches
Welle
TLR
RAT
Batterlee
Hueher and
Hlale
Cayet, Shorry and Bookendort
Child Suffocates in Well in Wealchester Pa
April 23 in Wealchester Pennsylvania a young Sycnold child, Whity Kenbelio, daughter of Morrie Golion, suffocated after falling into a yard well. The farmer witnessed the overheard exchange as rescue attempts failed and the girl died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealchester
Whity Kenbelio
Sycnold
Morrie Golion
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