Bull Moose Hide Exhibit Draws Attention in City
A half bull moose hide, shot by C. W. Clark in Canada last winter and tanned by Kerry Krome Company, is shown in front of Duffy's shoe store. The display coincides with a tribal convention in Chicago, attracting interest. Harry Krome tannery expects heavy hides stock next November.
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C. W. Clark
Canada
Kerry Krome Company
Duffy's Shoe Store
Chicago
Harry Krome Tannery
Police battle with horse thief in Erie street chase
Erie police fought a mounted thief in a dramatic chase through town last night. Officer Kehmelter confronted the rider, was knocked to the ground, and fired twice as the horse bolted away along the street. The thief fled, and officers continued to search for him.
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Erie
Little Mary
Antil
Cy Man
Credacho
Bhiot
Kehmelter
Thio
Miss MacNeill Resigns From Corry Schools Board
Mina Serana, a well known and capable teacher in the Corry area, resigns from the Corry schools and ends her connection with local education. She will reside in Goneva Ohio after leaving the city, leaving many friends in regret.
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Corry
Geneva
Ohio
Mina Serana
stacNem
Wat
Edeation
Dering Vip Vealdenee
MacNeil Nas
Valipoll
Mish MacNeill
Goneva
Ohley
Ube
Prion
Library Theater Announces 1912 13 Season Lineup
iManager Hany Parker unveils a packed Library Theatre schedule featuring Freckles the dramatization of Gene Stratton Porter novel, The Fortune Hunter in New York and Chicago runs, The Priv e a powerful drama, The Yankee Girl, Lilly Van’s Minstrels, The Massing of the Third Poor Rack Voveht and Paid Bor, The Spring Maid with Christie McDonald, and The Greyhound. The season is expected to attract larger patronage than last year.
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Hany Parker
Imanager
Library Theater
Corry
Parker
Gene Stratton-Porter
Othen Thole
the Harvester
Freckles
New York
Chicago
Mr Parker
Yell
Junlo Ring
Eatry
Van
Toca
Jamestown Men Swindled in Forged Checks Case
A Jamestown case outlines men swindled by forged checks drawn on the Wyoming Valley Bank and cashed in Wilkes Barre. Victims include C. A. Lanna, Ail Kat Peterson, and others. signatures and stamp appear fake. The gummed checks bore names Addi Hiwerbrand & Co and G Miller or heater, forged to imitate official bank stamps. The crime involved falsified endorsements and counterfeit bank certification, with police noting the scheme targeted local businessmen. The matter highlights forgery risk and cross-town banking channels used to launder proceeds.
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Wyoming Valley Tone Company
Swrikestarre
Addi HiWerbrand & Ci
Wyoming Valley ‘Rust Company
Jorome N. ‘Thompson
Wilkes Barre
Five men seized freight near General Electric plant
Captain Welsh and County Detective Sullivan trapped five suspected highwaymen near the General Electric Co plant in Dunkirk. They stopped an eastbound freight train and captured Robert Hill, James Dunn, William Borden, John Aires, and Walter Reason, ages 18 to 21, all from New York City or nearby. The group, armed with shingle and pistols, robbed a machinist from New York, Lottor of Wispathes, and Ovid Hughley before fleeing toward Buffalo on the Lake Shore Line.
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Eitly
Seville
Welsh
Sullivan
Buia Loffol
New York City
General Electric Co
Evie
Lotter
Wis Pathes
Hlonay
Ovid Lughley
Lake Shore
Tunkink
Toent Oitigors
Dunkirk
Polfor
Robert Hill
Tivgrh
Baltimore
Janes Dunn
Willian Borden
New York
Dotin Aires
Waller Reason
Sorsey City
Hur
Hele
Saurekert Dafora
Buffalo Wan
Ford Car Burns Near Troy Center
A car and wagon collision near Troy Center led to a vehicle fire and injuries. The incident occurred Monday afternoon on the main road as another motorist tried to avoid a collision with a buggy, causing a car to overturn and catch fire.
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FORD
Troy Center
Mrs Spellacy Obituary Summary in 1820s New York
Mary Spellacy of New York City died after a long illness at about age 19 in 1820s. She moved to New York as a young woman and became active in church life, known for charity and devotion to Catholic faith. A funeral Mass and services at St Thomas Church were planned for Friday morning with a solemn requiem Mass.
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Mary Spellacy
Spellacy
Owenty
Fan. Wean
N. Yi
Ely
New York City
Boulity
Gonioniityie
Cathole
St Thomas Churet
Pavilion Dance Friday Lights Up Night With Lesson
A lively Pavilion Dance Friday promises fun for all with a dancing lesson offered from 7 to 8.30 as guests join in the upbeat program and enjoy a friendly social in the venue.
Widower Hurricane at Corry Zoo Draws Visitors
A misread article describes Hurricane the ostrich at Corry Zoo, a widower noted for mating habits, temperament, and a public exhibition. It details his life, injuries, and the keeper’s plans as crowds attend free demonstrations and answer questions about the bird’s behavior.
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Corry
Tife
Alther Bist
Hurricane
Hina May
Hla
Minty
Navini
Mone
Alste
Jake
Criminal Court Jurors Drawn For Quarterly Term
August twenty four grand jurors and ten traverse jurors were summoned to attend the quarterly term of the court. Grand jurors drawn from Corry, J. F. Alden and Fred A. Smith. traverse jurors from Corry and neighboring counties. Names listed include Wayne W. Cummins, Frank Keleher, and Joseph P. Morte among others.
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Traverse
Sir Bow Tamber
Wig Gidflinthan
Corry Jary
J. F, Alden
Fred A. Smith
Wayne W. Z
Fatally Injured at Chautauqua
An elderly woman named Welsh, paralyzed on her left side, was fatally struck by a touring car near the assembly grounds at Chautauqua this morning. The driver, stepping out to adjust something, moved the car, bending over her body and injuring her left arm before the vehicle passed.
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Mra i Welsh
Mra Williams
Card of Thanks for neighbors and friends
A brief thanks note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy following a death or illness. The message mentions Mr and Mrs J Croviey, Mrs C Downe, and Mrs By Comey, noting appreciation for the support received from the community.
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Mra. J
Croviey
Mew. C
Downe Mm
Comey
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