Monument Marks First Telegraph Train Order Tablet
A bronze tablet near Hariman Harriman station commemorates the first telegraphic train order issued in 1851 by Charles Minot of the New York Central. The monument, three inches thick and lifted by three feet high, notes the tablet was erected in 1911 under the Association of Relay Way Superintendents and the Old Telegrapher and Historical Association.
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Worthik
Har Fimaan
N.Y
Trsnault Ton
Charles Minot
Bunorlutentent
New York & Rie Railroad
Ios Save
Ios Save ‘Touxent
Goshen
Condictor
Waginner
Charles Keck
New York
Gener
New York @ file Railroad
Mr Minot
Association of
Rally Way
Harriman
Arden
B.A. Harriman
E. M. Harriman
Alo
County Receipts and Auditor Report Totals
County receipts totaled 307826.43 with expenses for the poor directors and county offices itemized. Net official receipts and payments show 507876 in year totals, including commissions and wages to directors and minimal balances due to sheriff and treasurer.
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Hullitary
Gowri
Lim
Moomy
Corm Micelonera
Minib House
Addiion
Balafas
PAS
commoAery
Treas
You Look so Well and the Mystery Illness in 1800s Notes
Fragmentary report describes a mysterious illness among women, mentioning fatigue, loss of appetite, and weak strength. It references cod liver oil as a remedy and hints at broader conditions or treatments. the text names places, dates, and individuals indirectly, with uncertain wording and garbled phrases.
Jury exonerates asylum murder trial at North Warran
The jury clears Jigah Konack in the stabbing death of Wakone Hatt at the State Hospital for the Thane. Report notes extensive precautions claimed to prevent the incident and urges relocating criminal judicial patients from the hospital to a safer facility due to risks to other inmates and staff.
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Einsee
Jigah Konack
North Warran
Inter
Cynilussninge
Couwick
Hall
Ronald Vnat
Tenia
Milti
Wien
Nana Pindeuts
Wald Hospital
Twenty-Two Men Rejailed From Erie County Jail
April 29 report states twenty two men were jailed by order of Indwe Henson for illegal conduct with sentenced terms of twenty days in default of payment. Listed prisoners include Fred Woerel Joseph Heck Joseph Pierce Frank Smith Thomas Gourley and others. Court procedures and officials tied to the case are noted, with proceedings starting at 2 pm and all prisoners jailed under the same order.
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Su Pola
Howe
Aga
Horst Eavey
STATE CALLS FOR BIDS ON ROAD WORK
State highway commissioner announces bids for new road construction as part of this year riding program. bids to open in third week of May with work in multiple townships across Mercer, Allegheny, and surrounding counties under National Board guidelines.
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State Heliway
B. M
Iab
National
Washington
Surmnchanoe
Auyi
Knights of Columbus Meeting at Warren Indiana
The Knights of Columbus gathering at Warren Indiana drew over 600 members with about 35 attending from the city and twelve receiving the second and third degrees. Reports mention twenty five attendees from Oil City and other named individuals among the speakers and officers.
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Knights of Volumibia
Warren Indiana
Pyonutt
Oil City
Johnn
Brio
Plans for Crawford County jail contract and building
Plans outline a modern jail complex to be erected in Monuville, Crawford County, with specifications for a substantial two wing structure. The contract calls for a primary building, a connecting wing, and a second wing, detailing materials, stonework, and electrical systems. Penalties for delays are noted, and the project includes long lead times and monthly progress requirements.
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Crawford County
Monuville
Wwarsod Bet
WEY
Tyne
Sobel Campaign Expenditures Reported To Exceed Six Thousand
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century political notice details Sobel’s campaign spending, noting totals over $6,000 across a broad range of items. It lists postage, clerical costs, professional expenses, and dissemination of information, with named individuals and agencies referenced in a political finance context.
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Bie
Jungwat
Mont
Sobel
Clerten
Teadlige
Gonmidar Ablenohey
Whd
Engineer, Well Known, Dead in April 9 Farewell
An obituary notes the death of Adam Holt a veteran engineer born in 1840. He served with the company for decades and helped build several rail lines. Survived by family, he contributed to early rail construction and safety, with his career ending after retirement.
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Adam
Holt
Bnwt
Darfield
Wal
Po & Ho
Kane
Wauglyen
Thul
Paginas Turfield
Ube Company
Pe Wade
Wreeke UC Hoye
Sinisa City
waVvenia
AL Anatbor
Mick Allerod
Lave Way
Neotnok
Top O Th World in Town at Library Theater
The Top O Th World troupe arrived in Ute City from Tithavilly after a Saturday show. Gentlemen Wouillington and two others joined the company at the Nipissopal Church service, adding to the event. The Jarga One Wid travel party notes the scenery at Mexdville as above average, promising strong attendance.
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Trans
Ute City
Tithavilly
Wouillington
Kentleman
Npissopal
Mexdville
Guthrie Names Glasgow Chairman in Democratic Convention Plan
Guthrie names Glasgow chairman and endorses a single convention plan as the Democratic delegates must choose. Ron Ritter's letter agrees to the plan while Guthrie argues the county commissioners and party leaders should remain nonpartisan, with Glasgow and Philadelphia contact. The committee will proceed with arrangements to approve or disapprove the selection at Harrisburg.
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Ritter
Witteburk
ADEE
Walter B. Hiter
Gumoy Machine
Cammingloners
W. Guther
Harris Bure
Amos
MM Mtr
Fon
Chile
Rittur
Hile
Ghee
Chatpaai
Wuttirto
Riteir
Gaiheln Soledt Wituns
Glasgow
Philadephia
Mir Rte
Wwether Dampurmay Shilain
Ald Wi Oathie
Msecntiv
Harelabiine
Guthria
Gowene
Aukugow
Guthefoomeali
Ufder
A. Mittoholl Pal
Zor
Bile
Nation Consult
Connors Here in Murder Case
A disjointed report cites Hae Connors a vaudevillan in Town, arriving from Jamestown to Warren amid a murder case and planned actions against the Erie railroad. The item mentions civil and criminal procedures, possible damages, and a motive involving a Pullman coach incident and family tragedy.
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Connors
Bear Lake
Warton
Baturday
Vaudevillan
Ain
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren
Elvil
Arm’ Connors
Colwnties
Pone
Erle
Uim
Fe Pullman
Local endorsement urged for Corry readers
A public endorsement from Corry residents urges readers to trust local experiences over outsiders. A letter from J. J. Bouily of Corry cites relief from kidney pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills, praising the product and urging others to try it. The advertisement promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills, with price details and seller information.
Leap Year and Animal Imitation Discussed in Notes
The item mentions leap year explanations with February 29 and shifting days, then shifts to notes on animals showing imitation skills. It cites dogs trained to lick faces and cats taught to fetch food, with Darwin noted on a cat dipping a paw into a pitcher and kittens following the same behavior.
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Lissone
Killarney
Park Ley
Tomnne
Darwin
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