Debate Over Dogs Roaming Streets And Public Safety
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses whether dogs should be allowed to roam and if drinking places for them are needed. It mentions ownerless dogs as a potential nuisance and cites Governor Sulzer’s impeachment context alongside a comment on Tammany Hall. A separate item notes public discourse on youth and autos and hints at political maneuvering and campaign fund issues in New York City.
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The
Humane Society
Pillsbury Greenes Times
Sulzer
New York
Tammany Hall
Tammany
New York City
Desser nyil—Mendyille Republica
Sulzer Resists Glynn in New York Governorship Tie Up
Governor Sulzer replies to Glynn denying Glynn the right to assume office. He refuses to recognize Glynn as acting governor and suggests the council meet to plan a court move to settle the dispute.
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Sulzer
Glynn
New York
Alleged Tammany Cash for Impeachment Votes in Albany
Albany August 16 amid Sulzer Glynn power struggle three Tammany leaders face prison terms as James G. Garrison accuses Tammany of paying cash to secure four votes for impeachment. Sulzer refuses Glynn demand to surrender office, arguing constitutional limits and lack of authority in the assembly’s extraordinary session.
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Tammany
PEN
Dy United Press
Albany
N.Y
Sulzer
Glynn
Empire State
James G. Garrson
Newsuupor
Capitol
Tammeny
Jamal
Garrison
Hen’ Ud
Followlax
Sith
Vie Prt
Silzer
Mt Pea
Vient
Thi
Tonfér
William Sniser
Western Heat Wave Ravages Cities Import Water Strains
A Western heat wave nears two weeks with record highs and scarce rainfall. Kansas City endures 14 days of extreme heat while Topeka reports a cool day since late July. Damages reach 160 to 200 million dollars in Kansas. other states follow with livestock losses and rising grain prices. Forecast shows continued heat, drought distress, and shifting markets from Nebraska to Pennsylvania markets report cattle price inflation.
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United Press
Kansas City
Tim City
Covtonwood
Topeka
Kansas
Mierket
Nebraska
Abilene
Kansas Gilles
Tawrence
Brakeman Killed in Altoona Yard Accident
Walter E. Johnson, a brakeman with the Pennsylvania Railroad, was instantly killed near Altoona in the yards today. The crash occurred in Central Altoona yards, the body lying in the wreckage. Fellow crew members describe the incident as a terrible affair.
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United Press
Altoona
Walter E. Johnson
Pennaytvania
Foln
Merbera
Boy Drowns at Chautauqua Beach After Hours
Special to Journal reports 19 year old Allen R. Watson son of A. A. Watson of East Liverpool Ohio, a Chautauqua Farm School student, drowned near eight oclock at the bathing beach on the Chautauqua Assembly grounds. A party of five youths—two boys and three girls—were at the beach after hours.
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Chautauqua, N
Allen R. Watson
A. A. Watson
East Liverpool
Ohio
Chautauqua Farm School
Chautauqua Assembly Grounds
Student Drowns After Ferry Dock Rescue Attempt
A young Ohio State University student drowned after attempting to rescue a girl near the dock. Cries were heard as he circled the dock and entered shallower water. Despite swift efforts by Paul Visie cent and Ralph Shannon, rescuers could not revive him. Doctors Seaver Babbitt Hoyt and others responded but the man died. The body was taken to Mayville and will be shipped to Kitt Liverpool, Ohio.
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Watson
Paul Visiecent
Ralph Shannon
Messenger Reunion Gathers 60 at Columbus Park
The eighth annual Messenger family reunion occurred at Dr Richn park in Columbus on August Le th with about 60 attendees. Members came from Buffalo Jamestown Cambridge Springs Conacunt Ohio Ashville and nearby areas. Officers elected for 1914 include Steward Messenger president Claude Baker secretary Addison Jones treasurer Dewitt Messenger and historian Zora Haker. The next reunion is set for the same location on the second Thursday in August 1914.
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Messenger
Rich’n
McElroy and Emerson Rectify Contract Report
The Journal corrects a misstatement regarding the contractors for the Patterson Building on Washington Street. The article should have named McElroy and Emerson, not McElroy and Thomas, and the error could not be fixed in time for Thursday’s issue.
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Patterson
Washington Street
Te Journal
McElroy
Thomas
Emerson
More Light For Reading Eyes Need Help Not Age
An optometrist offers vision testing to determine eye needs without dilation. It notes common defects like hypermetropia myopia presbyopia and various astigmatism corrections. The ad promotes exam services at PADOLL OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN in CORRY PA with Friday availability.
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Padoll
Offich Traction Building
Corry
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Canter Street
Golegrove
Archiur Collegrove
Mail
Waigredailie Postolice
Mull Maller
OCAT
Sea Line
Sinat Te la We
Weel
Chicago
Oll City
Itumity
Bradford Bea
Ing
Mune
Wavernor Glyn
Orieya Dugan
Sulver
Sulvie
Alyung
Commonwealth
Mercury
Des Moines
Pitsburg
Pitsburg Denters
Chautauqua
Allen Watson
Lad
Sam Jacobson & Co
Welroy & Emerson
Patterson Building
Washington St
Japan
Barlow Hardware Co
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