National Citizens League Forms to Promote Sound Banking System
Wall Street financiers plan a one million dollar push to pass the Alderman banking reform through Congress. A national league has formed to raise funds, with Philadelphia donors routing money via Girard Trust. Pressure on Congress and press districts are cited. insurance policy issues warn residents of Kane about title misnomers risking denial of payments and lawsuits.
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Congress
Biz
Wall Street
Aldelel Baniins
Congresa
Lowgie
Philadelphia
Girard Trust Company
Hannt
Reward Paid In Erie For Jewelry Robbery Suspects
Erie Pa December 29 1908 The reward of 500 offered by Simon Cohen for the arrest and conviction of the men who entered his Slate street jewelry store near Twelfth has been paid to the young man who aided in the capture and recovery of the stolen jewels The check was handed to his attorney after Harry Hogan and Charles Taylor pleaded guilty and were sentenced The entire reward will go to the Cleveland man who furnished information leading to the arrest The Cleveland officer was notified to see the funds reach the youth who aided the case The offer included a public claim by Mr Cohen and his attorney for the proper distribution of the reward The rest of the text repeats a medical ad line about laxative tablets.
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Erie
Simon Cohen
Slate Street
Cohen
Harry Hogan
Charles ‘Taylor
Benson
Wierney
Cleveland
George Stafford
Kohler
Cleveland Police
Brig
Air
Quietz
Colored boy accused of burglary in Jamestown case
Article describes a 16 year old boy, son of Jack Robinson, involved in a burglary at Dorsey’s near Zion Church. He was captured after fleeing police, confessed to taking silverware and dresses, and was jailed on a minor charge. His prior history includes a past schoolyard stabbing and release by authorities.
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Jamestown Dees
Dore Sey
Opie
Howe
Davey
Hahn
Meni
Jack Robinson
Pirie Street
Robinson
Dorsey
A. M.N Zion
Dorey
Torelie
Dorasy Cama
Bolles
Toy
Young
Maharon
Armless wonder to walk 6450 miles for gum sponsor
The armless wonder Frank McKeown, famous for feats with his feet, plans a cross country walk from New York to San Francisco via Chicago and New Orleans, a 6450 mile trek over three years. He has already worn out four pairs of shoes and will stop in Jamestown to perform at the local theater for about two days.
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The
Journal
Frank McKeown
Jamestown
McKeown
New York
San Francis
Chicago
New Orleans
Ohio
Armlews
Janestown
Corty
Cty
Liberal Sunday rules for entertainment venues issued
City regulation under Mayor Stern allows moving picture houses billiard rooms and bowling alleys to stay open Sunday from 1 to 7 PM with minors barred gambling forbidden and ads removed from storefronts. Shows must be moral educational and close by 1 PM before reopening later.
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Erle
Stern
Dog Poisoner at Work Strikes in City Amid Pets Die
A damaged report describes alleged dog poisoning along Spring Street affecting Mrs George Bullinge and family. A pet of Mrs Bullinge reportedly died after exposure to poisoned substance. Observers note a terror at the St James Hotel area with animals found rigid and unable to move. The text is garbled but indicates repeated suspected poisonings and fear in the community.
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Délongins
Fs B. Whittlesey
Spring Street
George Bullingee
St. James
South Center
Elks Annual Charity Ball Hopes and Preparations
The Elks announce their annual charity ball at the Armory on New Year’s Eve with new lighting effects and meticulous interior cleaning. A special work crew will thoroughly redo the facility, and the committee emphasizes floor care and decorations for a refined event. Proceeds will support a worthy cause in Corry and the broader community, with tickets and details to follow.
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Armory
Ut Eleven
Ollock
Belnie
Frank Baeder
Ol Gliy
Breadetts Jin
Pennsylvania
Corry
Lekota
Dade
Musical Service Sunday Evening Theme and Choir Program
A community musical service outlines Sunday evening events featuring Andante Pluglep Anthem Spirit of God and a sequence of hymns, solos, and anthems. Performers include Miss Austin Anthon, Miss Belle, and The Metnnes Quartette with organ pieces and vocal solos leading into the Radiant Morn and Wonderful Angel songs.
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Mumason
Voral
Miss
Austin Anthon
Shepherds
Offeratory
Matis
Voual
Star of the Eastra
P.M. Cole Anthent
Wonderful Angel Sonx
Metnnes Quartette
Postipde
Erie Man Killed By Dump Car In Plant Accident
Er ie man Panes a 28 year old General Electric plant worker was killed instantly when the iron box of a dump car struck him under the jaw as he emptied cinders at the east Erie plant. Coroner Hanley investigated. He had worked at the plant since November 1 as a construction man. Mrs Margaret Manwarren died Friday at her daughter’s home in Columbus aged 82 leaving three sons. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the house with interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Erle
Witile
General Electric Company
Panes
Wesleyville
Tanes
Hanley
Tinea
General Blootrio
Ist Ag
Margaret Manwarren
Franc Schramling
Columbus
Manwarren
Schramling
Charles Manwarren
Frank Manwarren
Corry
John Manwarren
Kane
Pine Grove Cemetery
Favors Drilling More Wells In Franklin Pa
The Franklin Board of Health discussed the typhoid situation and considered two options to address the polluted city water. They may drill additional wells or ask the state to halt pollution from French Creek and points above the County Home. Health officials note the outbreak is under control with December cases down to 14 for the first twelve days and three deaths reported.
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Franklin
Dew
Board of Mout
John Hopkins University At
Baltimore
Walla
French Creek
H. Brown
Cily
Health Board
Pension plan proposed by Lovonitiv engineers at Harrisburg meeting
Engineers of the state push a new pension scheme for retired members aged 65, to be considered by the Brotherhood of Lovonitiv engineers at the annual Harrisburg convention in May. Detroit first proposed the idea two years ago but faced fears the plan would cripple finances. Grand lodge officers in Cleveland support revisiting the pension concept as a potentially viable option. The proposal is expected to spark major debate among delegates.
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Brotherhood of Lovonitiv Engineers
Harrisbure
Detroit
Ime
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Harrisburg
Jam
Baby Drowns in Tub of Water Near Ponce de Leon Springs
In Mendyille December Violet Elizabeth Brandon, 19 months, died after falling into a tub four inches deep while clothespins were being dried. The mother had briefly left the home. a cousin found the infant submerged and could not revive her. The child’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Brandon, resided near Ponce de Leon Springs.
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Mendyille
Violet Miizabeth
RV. Brandon
Ponce de Leon Springs
Brandon
Jo Bur
Wau
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