Salamanca Victim Identified in Local Incident
The article names Amalia Alle and Alfred Warrior among those involved in a fatal event near Salamanca. It describes a violent scene on a railway track, mentions a witness Garnet Ryn, and notes police oversight by a local commissioner. The report ties the incident to nearby Barrollion and Fond, with references to bystander accounts and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia
Alle
Alfred Warrior
All Inilon
John Bond
Ford Unis
Loguther
India
Horion
Garnet
Warrley
Wilian Wireie
Neroad
Miniature Glass Plant Exhibit Shown By Company
A wartime era report describes a miniature glass plant exhibit by the Glay Company. The display features four machines built to scale, including a tiny four-motor unit and an especially small grain-scale motor. The exhibit showcases drawings used to manufacture the machinery and notes a trial set for next month in United States District Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrany
Gertuet
Wvlnigle Mey
Teo
Conaptulized
Glay Company
Thor
Thompson's Barocma Promises Kidney Relief From Backache
A vintage medical notice urges readers to avoid Bright's disease and kidney trouble by using Thompson's Barouma. It claims the remedy cleanses kidneys and purifies blood, offering money back if relief is not achieved. Available in 60 cent and one dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Almerton
Atari
Thomeon
Barouma
Thomas Downey
Becwuse
Kidmeys
Thompson
Loys
Where has Hughes gone in the 1908 campaign
A New York World excerpt questions the fate of Hughes in the 1908 race. The Times notes confusion and gossip as voters seek the candidate’s stance. The piece critiques Hughes's perceived shifts, the Republican nomination process, and contrasts 1908 with past leadership under Hughes and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes
Times
Damoerabi
Anghaw Jinz
Mit
Senilor
Lmallf
Hughos
Wilson
Provident
Youth Convicted of Murder in Brookyville Tasug
Henry Moltori, aged 19, and Wak At, aged 18, faced first degree murder charges in the killing of William Waines of Sprankles Mills. The trial revealed alleged plotting and hiring of an assassin.
July Pay Reaches 16th Regiment at Fort Bliss
The 16th Regiment received July pay at Fort Bliss amid delays caused by scarce coinage. Affected soldiers lined up as clerks struggled with gold and silver vaults, while officials worked to complete the payroll. The Government continues to pay soldiers along the border in gold and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Army
Payniuabir
Ford
Une
Fort Bilas
Corry Ice Company Plans Uniform Price Increase
Notice to ice consumers to tie price condition to ice trade. The Corry Ice Company is compelled to advance the price from the date to per 100 pounds for all consumers, except those with contracts or on coupon books previously loaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Tee Company
Corry IC Company
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Savannah
Salamanca
Wil Kinet Ofsulver
Haut Mwany
Ho Ayall
Peterson
Gus Tutt
Myrtle Avg & Hraokelyn
N.Y
Jonice Peterson
Kane Yards
Kane
Pennay
Toon
Ntioce
W. Main Atreet
Nubone
Monarch
Republic Tires
Pennsylvania Tires
Bethlehem
Klaxon Horns
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Grandpa
Sonny
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