Temperance battle and Forty Hours devotion in Corry
In Corry Pennsylvania local politics show liquor interests shaping state contests as Brewers and saloon groups back candidates. A Forty Hours Devotion opens with High Mass by Father Hurne and sermon by Rev D A McKeyney, drawing a crowded church audience.
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UBS
Pathor Hurne
North Baxt
Nablsted
Tracey
Mall
D. A. McKeyney
Warren
Christ
McKeyney
Tonteht Pather Shay
Tuavitle
Will Oliver
Vernion
Erie Firemen Narrow Escape From Street Cave-In
April 28 two engine companies and four trucks escaped a cave-in at the Seventeenth and Chestnut streets Erie Fire Force plant as a hollow formed under the pavement after a sewer burst. A sixteen foot deep hole opened and traffic was halted while Water Department crews repaired the area.
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Erin
Seventeenth Anil
Chestnut
Erie Forse Company
Seventeenth Streat
Gore
Seventeenth Street
Wilam Beth
Water Department
Rich Cancer Cure In Courts
George H. Marion filed for an injunction against John G. Rich to stop treating patients of fatkers and tutors and from compounding remedies. Judge Walle Jug set April 26 for hearing arguments on why the injunction should not be granted with two days notice. The case centers on alleged rights to operate the Rich Coun ter Cure Ltd and a dispute with Dr. Joule Young over sanitorium conduct.
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George H. Marion
Corry
Ghauncey P. Rogers
John G. Rich
Walle Jug
Jon Ti
Barlow
Rich
Weatley
Haid
Willaretia
Cor Core, Limited
My. Tarlo
My Rich
Segura
Ske Rich
Rentinin
Erie Disyateh
Harlow
Rich Counter Cure, Ltd
Fish
Joule Young
Instant Death by Electrocution Claims Life of William Dugan
William Dugan a barber at the Union depot Brie was electrocuted by a live wire on Fifteenth and Sagsa fran streets shortly before 3 pm He died en route to St Vincent Hospital leaving a widow and several siblings The accident details and witness statements described the wire being swung by Dugan and his ungloved hand The body was taken to Spiritansbure for burial in a funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm A separate fire in a West Wayne and Eagle streets dwelling caused by a overheated stove endangered Andrew Hayden’s home but was brought under control with substantial damage and no insurance
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center St
Corry
Colegrove
Postoffica
Corey
Pas
Divreay
Penrose Repubttegg Mae Shine
Pennsyvania
Senate
Mrne
Eure
Hor Winburg
Detrel Sud Shreve
Erie City
Wilcox
Edinboro
Clark
William Digan
Union
Brie
Fifteenth
Sagsafran
Lawrie
St. Vincent Hospital
Dugan
Dugia
West Seventeenth Yrrest
Stavles
Polion
Ssimel
Digan
W. E. Dugan
Pleasant Street
Lids City
Afike
John
Dennes Dugan
J. C. Hanks
Mise Colla Dugan
JT Dockery
Ol Chy
Hi. Grittle
Wrle
Gay Stamons
Garry
Arle
Spirtansbure
Mr. Dugan
Ote Inn
West Wayne
Eagle Streets
Andrew Hayden
Death Notice of C Arthur Mason in St Augustine
Word reaches from St Augustine Florida that C Arthur Mason formerly of Chautauqua New York died of typhoid fever. He leaves a wife Mrs Mayon and infant daughter Mildred. He is survived by sister Ethel Mason a local teacher and parents Mr and Mrs C W Mason of Corry.
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C. Arthur Manon
Chautauqua
N. Y
St. Augustine
Florida
Magon
Beslon
Mayon
Mildred
Ethel Mason
C. W. Mason
Corry
Brooks May Defend Dr Beebe in Millburn Case
Erie lawyer Jonn B. Brooks of Brook & English in Brie may defend Dr Beebe and nurse May Frieberting over the death of Miss Lottle Dugan following an operation at the Millburn sanatorium. Brooks investigated the defense points yesterday and has not yet decided. Preliminary hearing set for next Thursday as detectives review records and patient lists.
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Erie
Corry
Jonn B. Brooks
Brook & English
Brie
AW Beebe
Aijes May Frieberting
Millburn Sanatorium
Fuather
Brooks
Commonwealth
Millburn
Dugan Eirs
Mele
Presbyterians plan twelve thousand in twelve hours drive
The Presbytery seeks to raise 12000 in twelve hours for a new building. A campaign is organized with five committees of three members each to solicit pledges across the city, hoping to secure funds within the time limit through quarterly payments over years.
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Presbyteri
Auchine
Corry
Presbyteriain
Jewelry Thief Caught in Erie in $1000 Heist
James Ryan ap Yasrant, linked to a nearly $1,000 jewelry robbery in Erie, was arrested by Patrolman Schmolt and Swartz. He waived extradition and offered no statement about the recovered jewelry found by Erie police. he was taken to Buffalo for transport.
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Erie
James Ryan Ap
Yasrant
Ryan
Milfalg
Berkeunt Coughlin
Buffalo
Erie Pollow
Lile Pallee
Perry Randall Back To Farm
Perry Randall returned to his home in Maleview township after a 24 day wandering spell in Erie and Crawford counties. Judge Walling ordered a guardian to assist with his nervous condition and rest, aiming to return him to farm life for recovery.
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Perry Randall
Maleview Township
Mae
Erie
Crawford
Walling Trade
Randall
Walling
Hid Noam
Funeral of Bettes Theneral of William Wigene Hetton
Funeral services held Sunday afternoon for Bettes Theneral of the late William Wigene Hetton. Rev. C. Woodward officiated with Rev. J. Rankin and Rev. N. J. MacIntyre assisting. Active bearers were William and Claud Bettes, Frank Bettes, Myron Bettes, Fred Betten, and Harry Bright. Honorary bearers included C. H. Hagley and others. Remains interred at Pine Grove cemetery with Ajax Iron Works and Maccabee lodge in attendance. Attendees from the city included Mrs. Dr. Cooper and two sons, Dr. Robertsai, Mrs. Gertude Hottes, Mrs. Diama Bettes, Robert Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bator, and Claude Betton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wigene Hetton
H.M. Wells
North Center Street
C. 5. Woodward
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Rankin
New. Church
N. J. MacIntyre
United Brothers Church
William
Claud
Frank Bettes
Myron Bettes
Fred Betten
Harry Bright
C. H. Hagley
Louis Ellen
James Keefe
Humont Steen
Charley Pain
Harvey Patterson
Chauncey P. Rogers
Jan Beautiful
Ajax Iron Works
Pine Grove
Ajax
Maccabee Lodge
Dr. Cooper
Pitlsburg
Robertsai
Gertrude Hottes
Diama Bettes
Robert Adair
Warren
Frank Bator
Miusville
Franke Marston
Hoxton
Mia.Thompson
Columbus
Ke. Betton
Chicago
Claude Betton
New York City
Oil City Trust Company Elects a New Vice President
At a board meeting George Lewis resigned as vice president after twenty years, citing planned absence. The board declined the reason and elected J. T. Borland as an additional vice president, a longtime director of the company.
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Oil City Trust Company
Moil City Trust Company
George Lewis
J. T. Borland
Borland
Wn -Net- We
M Eroat Wiany
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Hele
Derrick
Erie Firemen
Dird
John B. Brooks
Beebe
Bison City
Girard Farmer
Mr. Bettes
Sam Jacobson & Co
One Price Clothiers
Barlow Hardware Co
THE
Corers
Abel
Bull
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