Westfield Man Killed by Train
Westfield April 28 Frank Dolce was struck and killed by an eastbound Nickel Plate passenger train No. 4 at 6:45 this morning. He worked for Militello Cement Block Company near East Pearl Street where the lagman does not come on duty until 7. The crossing is crowded with cars making it one of the city's most dangerous grade crossings. Dolce was married with no children. Coroner Osgood notified and authorized body removal.
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Westfield
Frank Dolce
East Bohind
Nickel Plate
Militello Cement Block Company
East Pearl Street
Lagman
Dolce
Osgood
Neessary
Ody
Drag River Search For Civil War Vet Silas Wing
A crowd drags the Allegheny river near Rock Cut to locate Silas Wing a Civil War veteran believed missing after an accident near Eight Mile Creek. Wing, over 70, reportedly fell toward the railroad bank while near the stream as an eastbound train passed.
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Olean
Allegheny
Rock Cut
Alleghany
Cassar Smith
Silas Wing
Wing
Eight Mile Creek
Mayor Carlson Discusses Municipal Ownership in Jamestown
Jamestown Mayor Samuel A. Carlson spoke at an April 23 meeting invited by Mayor Peter G. Foray. The event explained the municipal ownership concept and highlighted the SuCePRU Experience of Jamestown with its melting facility project. A related Olean proposal seeks a special election to issue bonds of 72,000 for a municipal melting plant construction.
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Dihan
Samuel A. Carlson
Jamestown
Carlson Vane
Peter G. Foray
Fire Devastates Mount Jewett Business District
A major blaze swept Mount Jewett in McHenn County destroying the opera house and damaging Thompson and Company’s hardware store and warehouse. The fire began in the opera hinge area and spread quickly, threatening the business section and causing an estimated loss of 336,000. The brew ery house suffered severe damage as responders fought the flames.
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Mount Jewett Bradford
St. Tewett
McHenn County
Axaldiance
Kang
Thompson and Company
Postoffice Inventory Notice Sets May 1 Start
Local post office announces a May 1 start for a comprehensive inventory of incoming and outgoing mail. Clerks will separate, count, and report mail by class and route, with daily tallies and overtime anticipated. Patrons may experience brief delays as carriers close windows promptly at 5 PM and staff prioritize data gathering.
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United States
Addi Hai
Hs Ench
Austin
Hye
Hur T
Riad P.m
Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration At Jonathan Lodge
Members of Jonathan Lodge No. 685 and Lady Franklin Lodge No. 140 held a joint anniversary gathering at O C P Hall celebrating 92 years of Odd Fellowship. The event featured music and cards with a banquet served to about 100 members at 10:30 PM. Decorations in red white and blue complemented an informative history of Odd Fellowship presented by Soper.
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Jonathan Lodge
Lady Franklin Lodge
O. C.P. Hall
Odd Fellowship
Grand Concert Program at Lily Maccabeon Armory
Program for L. O. T. M. Grand Concert at Lily Maccabeon Armory on May 1 1011 features Chauncy Olnott Frank Baeder and Miss Henratts with selections including I Love the Now of Maury A Song of Thanksgiving Mother Machree A Perfect Day Don't Wake Me Up I Am Drowning and Now what Why 13 000 in 18 hours notes raising 1128
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Lily Maccabeon
Armory
Chauncy Olnott
Frank Baeder
Francis Allit
Miss Henratts
Mother Machree
Unalaey Olcott
Henrats
Mr. Baeder
Carris Jicobs
Bond Mins
Henratta
Bertie Whetson
Mr. Prank Baeder
Health Department arrests issued for yard and alley cleanups
Sanitary officers under Dr. J. W. Wright arrested about fifteen people for violating a recent warning to clean yards and alleys. Suspects will be brought before Alderman Klemm for fines in the coming days. Officers also checked city dumps and stores to ensure no food is kept lower than eighteen inches off the ground.
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Antil
Health Department
J. W. Wright
Klemm
Wright
Prayer Heals the Sick in Denver Report
Charles H Frost of the south side recounts belief that faith healing cured his wife Nancy Frost after severe tonsillitis and quinsy. Mrs Frost, near death after five days, requested prayer from Rev Toby and two others. After a night of devotion she rose, drank water, and recovered with only weakness remaining. North Denver, Colorado.
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Charles H Frost
South Side
Nancy Frost
Denvlek
Start War on Steel Cars
Eyly Apell reports Pennsylvania authorities push to convert railcar fleet to all steel by July 1. Officials warn railroads to halt wooden equipment shipments as Altoona receives a 6000 ton steel plate consignment for steel mail cars. Strong activity expected in railroad sector with aim of all steel service.
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Ato Postal
Altoona
Church Services Across Center City Reach Many Faithful
Local churches list Sunday services at First Presbyterian Center, Congregational, First Baptist, and Christan and Missionary Alliance with morning and evening sermons. Rev. Woodward and Rev. Mack head morning messages. Rev. Wallace preaches two Mount Sermons. prayer and Bible study weekly. Visitors welcomed.
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Churcr
W. Pleauant Street
Mourthave
Charles A. Mack
N. Dalk
Pirst Waitist Ochurch
W. Plowsint
Second Avenue
C. H. Wallace
Christian Hndeaver Society
Christan and Mislionary Alliance
First Avenue
Strapp
Harrisburg School Code Next Tuesday in Senate
Harrisburg April 28 The school code bill was reported to the Senate by the committee on education and will be printed with amendments. It is set for final passage Tuesday morning. Other bills reported out include civil service for county and large city officers, a constitutional amendment for initiative and referendum, and rules for electing and organizing southerners in Ayelayy cities, plus attorney employment for county startups. The three savior bills on the Senate third reading were not taken up and will be moved to next week.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Committee On Education
House
Warren Water Supply Taps Home Water Alternatives
Residents of Warren face delays in the water appraisal process and unrest over dealer restrictions. Many tenants and non-property owners buy Crystal Gray and Allegheny Springs mineral water delivered to their homes to avoid tapping wells or waiting for official supply, with factories cited as stressing local wells.
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Warren
Warren Water Company
Bonides
Allegheny Springs
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