Bank action details in faded legal notice fragment
The fragment references a bank case involving damages of 80 dollars, an executor named Mac Fray, and defendants Adonis and Ro Miler with a deceased plantiff in Wim Citys. It notes money grik silzged and ties to store building residencies, with names like Robert Tattersmy appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kholse
W. Gongress
Thas
Mac Fray
Te McCray
Adonis & Ro
Wim
Robert Tattersmy
Meadvilles Blaze Destroys Home After Gasoline Explosion
Fire at a Maple Avenue home on the Meadvilles Conneaut road was blamed on a gasoline tank leak following an explosion. The home, a seven room structure valued at about $3,000, was destroyed with two occupants reported injured. Patterson advertised the property for quick sale and a local listing noted a heavy gas odor and burned remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hiroway
Meadvilles
Conneaut Lal Road
Maple Ave
Patterson
Local notices and social events in Hamburg area
A jumble of items lists prices for eggs and butter, social plans, meetings, and events across Hamburg and nearby towns. Notices include the Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Gastern Stop Hyll, a Keystone social, a birthday party, a sixth ward alderman designation, a Freemasons gathering, and various sales and rental ads. Reports mention a dynamite incident at St Marys and local business updates, with multiple personal announcements and community notices.
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Hamburg
J. Wilcox
Gastern
Ira G. Allen
Franklin
Keystones
Northwestern Pennsylvania
de. Howles
West Pleasant Street
Spring Street
United States
Jamestown
Margaret H. Bilios
Bradford
Pinchot
Vitory
St Marys
Brussells Street
Shawmut
George J. Kambach
Pittsburgh
Ion of Pennsylvania
Elks
Bethlehem
Indictments Returned in Pickwick Disaster Case
Indictments were returned in Boston on August 26 against three men connected to the Pickwick disaster that killed forty four people on July Fourth. Named are Martin Ny Kane a concrete inspector for the city of Boston Linton Sr vice president of Charles and Gow Company and Charles A Ledry general superintendent of the Gov Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fre
Boston
Pickwick
Martin Ny Kane
Liquor Raids Began in Boston by Prohibition Agents
United Press reports Boston Prohibition headquarters led a oneday raid campaign in the city. Agents conducted a series of raids and seized a sizable quantity of liquor from various locations during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Press
Newport
New England Prohilstion
Heavy loss in Mercer barn fire shocks community
Fire at a Mercer Pennsylvania barn on the Mercer Pulaski road yesterday caused about 4000 in damage with an estimated 2800 covered by insurance. The blaze destroyed the barn owned by AL Sharinn and prompted a rapid government and local response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rre
Mercer
AL Sharinn
Mercer Pulaski
Prisoner Admits Pittsburgh Bank Robbery
A prisoner named Charles S Miley 22 registered at Unitedburg Mississippi confessed to holding up the Pittsburgh National Bank in Pittsburgh. Police said Miley attempted to force a ransom of 25,000 dollars from the bank by threatening employees and fled after the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohi
Aus
Fayvréune EE Sams
Pittsburgh
Hank
Chales
Miley
Untiesbuirk
Miss
Piteburgh
Sandshore
Ith Oyu
Goats Table Companions A Nalvey
A garbled text fragment mentions goats and companions in a scene with a nun and a house. The legible words hint at a chaotic event involving seating or people, but the exact incident remains unclear and no identifiable names or places are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiouse
In Old Town Visitor Questions Local Shoe Maker’s Ruin
A visitor asks about George Mile’s faded business in the old town. The native explains he manufactured power to share the shoes for tired feet until an automobile ruined his enterprise, a tale recounted by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mile
Automott
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wreck of Reading Express Narrowly Averted
A Reading Express narrowly avoided a wreck near Spinerville as the locomotive derailed. Conductor J. toxly and engineman William Prince braked the train within 500 feet, derailing the tender but sparing passengers from serious harm. Commuters reported severe shaking but escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ous
Reading
Auntie City
Iran
Spinerville
J. Toxly
William Prince
Engitemin
Aston
Wis
Ise
Alcohol-Crazed Tenant Terrorizes Roomers
In Levelland a tenant described as alcohol crazed terrorized roommates, consuming multiple pints of liquor and causing a deadly disturbance near the hospital area. The incident involved families including the Bellanca and Hittaburgi households, with authorities responding to the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Levelland
Totel
Nin
Alexander
Bellanca
Av Pruning Hittaburgi
Makrare
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