Visitors and social roundups fill Erie's day notes
Personal mentions list numerous residents and visitors in Erie and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Seley, Mrs Bbaugh, Frank Chevront, Dr dy G Rlek, J R Calkins, Miss Ann Menratin, Miss Hy Burali, Mr and Mrs Rupp, Miss Luete Crosby, WW Morgaridge, N D Dar, Miss Puller, Miss Stone, Parry Mead, Milin Brown, Supt Ferguson, Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith, Jacob Marks, Mrs S C Barker, Mrs David Memon, Mr and Mrs Chauncey Rogers, and many others visiting or traveling to Erie, Spartansburg, Bradford, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbaugh
Erie
Frank Chevront
Dy G Rlek
Kane
Mike Malone
J. J. Ressler
Pris
J. R. Calkins
Cogswell
Titusville
Ann Menratin
Spartans
Hy Burali
Mhutfalo
C. A. Marvin
Rupp
Lorain
Sina
Mies
Fokifas
Luete Crosby
Jan Mus
WW. Morgaridge
N. D. Dar- Wing
Puller
Stone
Brie
Parry Mead
Spring Creek
Milin Brown
Afill Village
Supt
Perguson
Thomas Smith
Lave
McCray
Wein
Bfe
Eleanor Kissick
Gleveland
S.C. Barker
Smethport
David Memon
Mileford
Prospect Street
Moudville
Chaunce
AmuseU Theater Shows Sensational Animal Picture
AmuseU Theater presents a two part sensational animal picture titled The Cat and the Bonnet with a comedic spin. The program features The Mine Cook Vomeidy as a fixture in the bill alongside the main animal act.
Nine Die In Mine Accident At Clifton Arizona
Aug 18 report from Clifton Arizona states nine men killed and one likely injured when a cable cage snapped at the nearby Coroora mine. Two ore cars carrying 13 miners plunged down a 2,200 foot incline prompting investigations into safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Ariz
Coroiada Miles Sid
Earth for God's People Camp Sermons Draw Crowd
A Seventh-day Adventists camp event in Attocunyhi featured Pastor W F Schwarz discussing Bible promises of the earth as the inheritance for God's people and not Heaven. Speakers included R A Underwood and W A Westworth with a stereoptician lecture on hunting men in South Africa. sessions continued with sermons, temperance rallies, and health symposia.
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Wble
Kenyon
Eters
the Saved
W. F. Schwarts
Attocunyhi
Satan
Stey
Schwartz
Heaven
R. A. Underwood
Mesopotania
Ohio
W. A. Westworth
Pittsburg
Konigmacher
British East Africa
South Afric
Sp. m
Westworth
Woman Bank Officer Scandal Reveals Internal Losses
A 19th century bank record fragment reports a series of losses and trust issues tied to female officers. It notes deaths of several Monts, Jase Uontors, and Ly Le Hunter and references ongoing internal struggles. The piece cites W J Elder and urges caution as Hunter family members become focal points amid unsettled finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Jase Uontors
Ly le Hunter
W. J. Elder
Cushier
J. le Wunter
Lian Hunter
von Wwoghdint
Frank G Pirsticlty
Wehier
Sun
WishiTl de Uroroughty
Aconie Orsatdont
Tesa
Thalaute News
Funeral of Mrs Cook Held at Home and Pine Grove Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Meli sa Cook was held this afternoon from her sister Mrs. Minnie Mead's Prospect street home. Rev. Macintyre officiated at Halted Broth en church and the remains were laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery. Attending from out of town were P. J. Langer and wife of Chicago, W. J. Mgr of Mur, Pa, Mrs. Beawis of dampstown N Y, Mrs. Catherine Shut and children, Mr. and Mrs. C D Storum of Pittafield Pa, I Brown of Youngsville, Howitt S Brown of Russell, Mrs. Victoria West of Youngsville, Mr. W S Hapey of Sherman, and Mr. D Gony of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Young
Erie
J. J. Berliner
Atlante City
Est
Charles Lester
George Potter
York
Szaboth Mead
Wood McCarthy
HS. Valentine
Vimmy
Watson
Gin and Colmbus
Alex Melunes, Jr
Findley Lake
W. F. Bouche
Hulfaro
Pearl Chew
Bradford
Robert Patterson
Troy Gillette
Laughter
Orchard Beech
Lake Erie
Plovence Smith
Toronto
Hanling Point
Ontario
Lyric Theatre
Clough
Thomifa
Thomas Church
St Thomias
Meli Sa Cook
Minnie Mead
Prospect Street
Macintyre
Pine Grove
Rela. Hyves
P. J. Langer
Chicago
W. J «Mgr
Mur
Mra
Bea —Awis
Dampstown
N.Y
Catherine Shut
C.D. Storum
Pittafield
Brown
Youngsville
Howitt S. Brown
Russell
Victoria West
VS. Hapyey
Sherman
D. Gony
Columbus
Gaynor's Raiders Held on Heavy Bail in Premises Raid
New York August 16 police and seven other officers, including Dwyer, were held on $1000 bail after the raid on Prem Street restaurant ordered by Mayor Gaynor. Wintrlet, Attorney Whitman, and many diners were removed after 1 am. The incident followed a raid by officers responding to city orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Solidlor Diwyar
John Sholdow
West Side
Dwyer
Heatyn
Gaynor
Justice Ur
Prem Street Restaurent
Wintrlet
Whitman
Sulzer defense pushed by New York Civic League organ
Albany August 16 The Reform Bully paper from the New York Civic League head TR Miller says Governor Sulzer faces impeachment hearings as a political move by Tammany forces. The edition argues the charges are unworthy and stem from Sulzer’s refusal to elevate allies and from ongoing power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
New York Civic League Organ
United Preax
Albany
TR. Miller
New York State Civic League
Frew
Empire
Tammany
Four laid to rest in Herotu tragedy
Four individuals were laid to rest after a tragedy in Herotu. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the incident and communities mourn the losses while calling for safety measures and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herotu
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Atlantic
Ireland
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Hull
Halifax
Muppaseid
Mpun
Paris
Joly
France
Parks Juns
Chineles
Seine
Mtn
Xéreat Varios
the Earth
Pastor Schwartz
Yonkers
Ang
Pailin Kredercka
Triest Releho
Warharten
New, Steel Corporation
London
Ave
New Brittely Steel Manufacturing Corporation
Oviatt British Iron
Highard, Lumsden , Co
Glasgow
Trployere! Todnvasion
Columbine
Henry
Lous
Elenheuh Bly
Lilian Hunter
Tidioute Institution
Premoetie Jr
Jans, IL
Brey
Mike Pictares
R.G. Lindsley & Son
Etm Toaly
Fx Canyiots
Svoroggists
R. S. Johnson
Horton and Company
Fred Waldo
Vaudevillis
Edith Warden
W. H. Duffy & Co. Shoes
UURL
Cohen
Argun John
Pat Cittae
Trowb
Rae
Maron
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