Unknown man killed by train near Bradford Bridge
A nonidentified man was found fatally injured on Christmas morning on the Brie ralt road near Bradford Bridge two miles west of Saegertown. Coroner W. B Byham and undertaker Hunter of Saegertown took charge. The victim, likely a working man, wore fair clothing and carried a German newspaper and a Corry paper. Identification seems impossible due to head and body injuries and blood loss. The body rests at Hunters Undertaking in Saegertown.
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Moniville
Brie Ralt
Bradford Bridge
Saegertown
Venango
Eit
Lim
Outen Two
W. EB. Byham
Hunter
Hunter's Undertaking
Stegertown
Jamestown Hawks Book Monday Clash At Armory
The Municipal Club Dasketball team altered its schedule for next Monday night. The Jamestown Hawks, featuring former Myob stars such as Munson Reilly and Anderson, will face the local club at the Armory in a bid to prove strength and derail the rival roster.
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Hawks
Municipals
Armory
Ual
Falconer
Dasketball
Jamestown Outlaws
Ody
Jamestown Hawks
Uie Armory
Munson
Reilly Anderson
Nis
Toad Club
Inter
A Great Show We Lytle Tonight Featured Five Reels
A Great Show We Lytle presents a five reel program tonight. Admission for adults is 10 cents while children pay 3 cents in a small-town cinema listing.
Crossing Cleaner Killed at Erie Cherry Street Crossing
A 35-year-old cleaner, Loraine Finlanaer, died at the Cherry Street crossing when struck by a swivel engine and several cars while cleaning the street tracks. Coroner Hanley will conduct inquests. investigation suggests the man failed to hear or see the approaching train and was knocked down and killed. Seroupe, married with a wife and family, had been lying in a company box car along the Lake Shore tracks west of the city.
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Eyle Pn
Loraine
Take Shore
Cherry St
Hat Road
Hanley
Seronpe
Pisces
Seroupe
Fintan
Lake Shore
It You Miss Phe We keel a military play at the Lyrle
A damaged line about a military play at the Lyre tonight, with mention of five reels and a laid out treat of the year. The readable fragment is sparse but places the event at a theater named Lyrle with a military themed offering and multiple reels.
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Phe
Lyrle
Ten Lives Is Toll of Storm
A fierce nor’easter off Barnegat and Sandy Hook wreaked damage along the New Jersey coast. Two barges foundered, losses estimated from 40000 to 760000. homes, hotels, and cottages were destroyed or damaged as tides surged, tracks washed away, and a skiff capsized with two drowned in the river. Atlantic City reported a high tide three years records. The storm also damaged the resort area on the coast with thunder and lightning.
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New York
Bec
Barnegat
Sandy Hook
Atlantic City
Snd
Dering Central Railroad
Juric
Wirst
Atlantic
Federal Geodetic Survey
Wea
Tse
Tsland
Titanic widow remarries after disaster honeymoon
A Titanic widow, Mary Graham Parg arson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fare ful person, remarried in this city to Horace De Camp, a merchant. Her husband perished with the Titanic during the couple’s honeymoon return voyage.
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W. Mvin
Horace de Camp
Maccabees Meeting Upgrade for Guards Officers
Maccabees officers and guards are called to assemble at Maccabee Hall Sunday evening at 6 00 for a meeting.
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Maccabee Hall
Crippen
Guignon
Downey
Cogswell
Cowles
Craker
Jourdet
Out of town members form monthly pay collusion
Out of town members join a collective paying monthly and including postage. In several groups twenty or more people convene, with one member serving as treasurer and paying for all.
Personal Mention in Erie Trip Notes and Visits
Local social notes list numerous residents and visitors, detailing trips to Erie Warren Wellsville Warren citys and Pittsburgh for business and holiday visits. Names include J W Mead Iris Mahle Gerry Kincaldett Merbert Bracken Kathryn Neylon Anna Knowlton Leon Spencer Mrs Hattie Sraymond Minnie Mead George Stone Victor Matthews and several families from Youngsville Sherman Street Warren Corry and Oil City area.
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Heath
Erie
J. W. Mead
Youngsville
Tolie Martin
Warren de Rasay
Spargisburg
Leon Spencer
Talves
Ova Proctor
H.C. Wilson
Westfield
M. Dourdet
Hattie Sraymond
Minnie Mead
Sherman Street
Rage
West Clinch Street
Wellsville
N.Y
Atlia Wee
Gorge ‘T
Canapp
Baltimore
Charles Olds
South Center Street
Alise Kathryn Neylon
Lucile Wentworth
Leto
George Stone
Cleveland
Nathaniel Stone
Mr. Stone
Oil City
Victor Matthews
Buffalo
Juanes Shielda
Herit
Mig Else Orn
Warren
Howard Long
Cilef Bernice Damon
Eric
Marlon Seeing
Retai
G. H. Brundage
Jnstemn
Waterford
Adle Waggoner
W. Smith Street
E. M. Chidester
Kane
Gelin Clark
Corry
Oftytnion City Times
Jamon Ford
Columbus Avenue
Frank Ford
Mise Opal
Franke Foster
Margaret O'Brien
City
Oll City
Mizzard
Edward Wightman
Meadvilly
Dickson
Spring Street
J.B Terry
Dayshter
Mise Winifred
Tron Chautauqua
Prom Terry
Joul Mattleberger
Batter
Maggie Luke
Northeast
Card of Thanks From Edith Brigham and Everett Lack
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and kindness during our recent bereavement.
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Edith Brigham
Everett Lack
Amuses Theater Programs Include Variety of Pictured Plays
The Jewelled Slipper, A Society and Detective Play in Two Parts, The Adopted Brother, What Cupid Did, and various comedies and musicals headline the bill. Adult admission five cents, children five cents for the show with a lively mix of stage attractions and vocal numbers.
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Cupid
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the Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
Pittaburgh
Unni
Ursa
Arya
Ath
Titanic
State Armory
Falconer Independents
Jamestown, Donde
Erie Y. M
D. B. Brand. Coffee
Collee
D._B. Brand Coffee
Our
PAI
Tantra Dubil City
Yas
Western Amusement Company
Margarette LA Vere
Comedy College
Lyons
Cc. W. Lyons
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