Five Die As Train Collision Near Paris Ontario
Five lives lost in a railroad wreck on the Systalos Goderich branch when Grand Trunk No 56 struck a northbound engine near Paris Ontario. One car man died in wreckage. four others injured. Crews battled flames and rain as rescue efforts continued amid chaotic, dangerous conditions.
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Paris
Ont
Hemdon
Systalos Goderich
Grand Rink
Trun No. 56
Buttao
Godarich
Parla
Vigtha
Puuidenger Trem
Dagesge
MM. Croxler
Paswenker
John Whitelnyr
Axpeews Moenenker
Mia
Whitalow
Patchup end to Beattie AG dispute in New Orleans
Peace restored between Attorney General Wickerham and United States District Attorney Chatton Beattie of New Orleans. Beattie will stay in his post and withdraw his resignation request made earlier. The conflict involved statements to newspapers about a Sherman antitrust inquiry into the New Orleans Cotton Havoc association and related banking matters.
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Beattie
Wickeraham
Chatton R. Beattie
United States
New Orleans
Waa Anid
Wits
Neattle
Orlean Clear Dog Havoc Association
Beatie
Restaurant Robbed by Armed Bandits at Ten OClock
Four men held up a restaurant in the heart of the business district yesterday at about 10 o clock. They forced the cashier to open the safe and took between three and four thousand dollars. The wait staff and a woman were ordered to face the wall while the loot was gathered, then the robbers fled.
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Thlevee
Chita
Adame
Waltar
Adamn
Hind
Paul Singer Funeral Draws Masses Amid Socialist Protest
About 150000 followed the body of Paul Singer, noted Socialist leader, to the grave as 600000 gathered in a vast demonstration. The event, organized with complete discipline, saw no police interference and few banners displayed, all under strict rules.
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Nona
Paul Singer
Theta
Maorder
Tven
Varmien
Ereno
Paying Their Taxes Government Collected 21 Million Last Year
Washington February 4 corporations nationwide begin paying this year s tax though Supreme Court ruling awaits. Last year the government collected about 21 01 million from the tax. experts say near 26 million could be due this fiscal year if the law stands.
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Washington
United States Anpremo Court
Wants and Classified Ads Show Homes and Land For Sale
A digest of numerous properties offered for sale incl seven room houses on Want Plausant trout price 1400 Hite and Largo lot on North Center Street with pavement 31200 new houses with barns on 66 x Hi lly water and gas 170 modern homes central 2260 Nico home Pleasant Street 2500 new mansion on Plenugnt Street 500 house and lot on Smith Street 200 new brick and frame home Wrlotly modern 9800 model home on Frederick Street large lot 8000 double house 5000 home and barn on Parke 34600 modern home Smith Street 6000 large lot on South Street 800 lot on Pleasant Street 400 Lot Work Street 450 Lot Main Street 650 Lot Marion Avenue 1800 12 acres near Apmiatl town 1500 store and food 2000 large lot no buildings 3200 Frick store south side 5800 Lippman block 7600 50 acre farm with house barn orchard sugar camp spring water 1460 7Nte farm good buildings near town 1650 good farm near Columbus 800)
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Hite
Largo
Center Street
Houth Center
VouKe
Folom Liberty St
Siloo
Central
Nico
Pleasant St
Mondri
Jet Smith
Frederick Atrest
Bylok Howvo
Inge
Parke
Homie Smith
Guado Judgé Home Center
South
Pleasant
Work Street
Main
Park St
Marlon Atreet
Apmiatl
Tiegluuor
Frick Plore Ponth Aide
Lippman
Nere
Eliy
Wayne
Columbus
Wastdagtot Ateeot
Congress
Jurrest
Hou
Jol
Pleasant Street
Smith Street
Second Avenue
Church Street
Smith St
Poon
Hotwiler
Wayne St
Wayne Street
Hongo Ave
Roum St
South Street
Aeres
Ures
Luni
Fan Burns
Real Estate for Sale and Rent in Corry Pa Listings
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency offers for sale and rent multiple properties in Corry Pa. Includes a double house on Bond Street number 31, the Mortis property at W Wayne and Smith Streets, and large brick blocks on W Main Street. Also advertised are five acre land parcels with houses and barns, and several multi family dwellings near Front and Main avenues with inquiries directed to C K Powell and Isaac Brown.
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Bent Wain
South Street
Parniture Factory
Isaac Brown
For Sale Various Farm Goods and Machinery Listings
Numerous small ads offer livestock including a black Percheron stallion and a black gelding, plus a six percent gold bond, farm equipment like cutters and wagons, an old auto rim, phonograph records, and a printing office for sale. Auction notices list cattle, horses, hay, tools, and a complete farm inventory for quick sale. Different buyers advertise locations in Corry, Pa and nearby towns, with prices and contact cues.
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Salm
Inquiré Wilcox
Corry
Ees Lake
Real Estate Buy Corry Now
Real Estate pitch urges buyers to invest in Corry property as values are expected to rise. For rent notices describe rooms with a garden at Whasuit Street and a house on Midge Street with specified features and rent.
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Corry Real Estate
Corry
Ours
Houge
Midge Street
Dan Wid Ernst
Multiple Real Estate Listings Offer For Sale And Rent
The notice lists numerous properties for sale and rent including houses, lots, and modular buildings on streets like Smith, Wayne, Marion, Church, Second, West Pleasant, and Columbus. Items include a double house, a 66 by 17a lot, a 50 frontage lot, a farm with buildings, and a modern suite for rent at 491 Pleasant Street. It also advertises a Cory, Pa, property and various rooms for rent or furnished options with meals and housekeeping. Local agents Frank A. Dilley and Will Blakeley are noted for inquiries.
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W. Poanaht Street
Center Street
Will Blakeley
Pleasant Street
Church Street
Ladsley
First Avenue
D. Weetley
West Wayne Street
Wanted. An Excess of Nerve. A Young Man Seeks Means to Elope
A distressed banker's remark reveals a plan by a young man to borrow money to buy a car and run away with his sweetheart. The old financier warns of reckless risk and of snatching love at a perilous price.
Appointment of Administrator and Charter Proposal in Beaverdam and Corry
Notices publish the appointment of administrator for the estate of A. Whitney of Beaverdam Erie County Pa with demands and debts to be settled by Orson W Follett attorney. Also plans for incorporation of The NuHone Corset Company by G H Barlow J Desmond and F A Loveland with charter application to the Governor of Pa and published bid notices for repairs to the City Building of Corry with sealed proposals due February 8 1911 and bid categories Carpenter Painter Plumber with deposit and right to reject bids.
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Rune
A. J. Whitney
Decane
Jate
Beaverdam
Erie County
Hie Attorneya
Pennsylvania
Pebrusky Ald
Georgy H. Barlow
J. J. Desmond
F. A. Loveland
Commonwealth of Pennsylvauth
NuHone Corset Company
Corry
Pas
Nevin T. Dickson
Ferry
Fragments of a Newspaper Item Containing Odd Dumpling Tale
A garbled fragment from a page describes a party with an email, a bet about eating red apple dumplings, and a punchline about Dimwolf and Taft. The text references an overnight delivery and a maid, with misread phrases and broken names.
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Dimwolf
Piano for Sale Cheap by Reliable Party
Local notice advertises a piano for sale at a low price. Inquiries directed to 84 Center Street, asking for trustworthy contact. Sale expected to attract buyers seeking affordable instrument.
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Tournal
Burkhardt's Art Shop Listing and Descriptions
Fragmentary notice describes Burkhardt's Art Shop at 134 Canter Street Mell phome inquiring about a first-class upright piano in good condition. It mentions a Home Tuner trial and a partial refund offer of 92.68 percent, with contact through HB. Manley.
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Burkhard St
Burkhardt's Art Shop
Canter Street
HB. Manley
Lost items and hospital fire disrupt Altoona residents
Lost a gold cuff with initials and a pocketbook containing change and checks were reported on Center Street and W Washington Street. A Morey hospital fire damaged the building, injuring patients who were stretchered out. officials estimated damage around $4,000 while residents described the scene as unusual and chaotic.
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Center Street
Teavently
W. Washington Street
Journal Oftics
Altoona
Tre
Morey
Thle City
Divorce Advised After Allege Husband Married Intoxicated
Reading Pennsylvania February 4. The master in the divorce case for Hannah Boyer of Geiger’s Mill reports the couple wed February 24, 1907. Boyer claims intoxication at marriage but denies by wife and others. The court will hear arguments and issue a final decree.
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Hustand
Reading
Hannah
Boyer
Geiger's
G. Boyer
Bride Dies of Broken Heart Before Wedding
Miss May Thomas of Daford Pennsylvania died at home before her wedding to Philadelpha. She had prepared a wedding costume and awaited her betrothed. After waiting, she said she was afraid he had jated moj and invited guests to a wedding supper before passing away. The attending physician attributed the death to a broken heart.
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Villadelphia
Bob
Philadelphaa
May Thomas
Daford
Mies ‘Thomaa
Mise Thomas
Piel Anya
Sudden Disappearance of Philadelphia Postmaster at Atlantic City Pier
Atlantic City Feb 4 The postmaster of Philadelphia Mr. Abern, who arrived Sunday, has been missing since entering the Million Dollar Pier Monday night. He is feared to have fallen from the pier or jumped overboard in a despondent mood. Rescue efforts have failed and the family, grieving, hold onto a sliver of hope for his return.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Alantic Chix
Michara Abhurn
Vailidelphin
Mootay
Tie Surt
Los
Tie Familly
Marlborough
Verdict Awarded Fiancée Sues For Breach of Promise Damages
In Blair County, Frances Hambaugh sued George G. Keleharr of Altoona for breach of promise to marry. A jury awarded $1,650 after 14 hours of deliberation amid conflicting interpretations of a written note.
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Frances Hambaugh
Blair County
George G. Keleharr
Altoona
Oma
Postal Savings Bank January Reported Deposits Near Six Hundred Thousand
Washington reports January deposits for the Postal Savings Bank system approaching 600000 dollars, with about 48 offices in operation and an average per office near 1200 dollars. Postmaster General Hitchcock announced results and projected year totals could reach about three quarters of a million if more offices are opened.
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Washington
Feb. C
United States
Eric Asinn
Hitchcook
Operithin
Miss Arnold Still Missing
New York reports miss Dorothy Arnold, with John W. Arnold saying they chased two clues in Philadelphia that went nowhere. He notes officials and witnesses offered inconsistent stories, doubting the plausibility that Afins Arnold could be alive.
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New York
John W. Arnold
Dorothy
Philasyphia
Noy
Arnold
Missouri Capitol Destroyed by Lightning Fire
Fire levels the historic Missouri State Capitol after a lightning strike at 8 p.m. Feb 6. Valuable records were destroyed while state vaults held about 69,000 dollars in money and script. secretary of state and treasurer offices reported preservation of some band records.
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Jefferson Clix
Old
State
Secretary of Stata
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Bhanon
John Gotoh
Miriam Aswan
Tod Wills
Oorer
The
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Promines
Bond Street
Center BE
Mortis
W. Wayne and
Smith Streein
Maquire
A. L. Hasbrovelk
Blair Bros
Aurose
G. R
Tuo
C.K. Powall
Rel Estate
Brelly
Mabel
New Yorke
Salh
Behraning
Thurday
W. J. Powers
W. A. Steen
A. Patterson, Jr
Waters
N. Waters
Lyric Theater
Lashire G. R. Davis
Corry Rivening Journal
Journa
W. Wayne Street
Franklin Street
Ivo
Hofley
Spring Creek
Mountina
Aqven
Mlore
Patrice Tetters
Loan & Improvement Association
White
Burtalu
Morgaridge
Joan
Erie Finance Co
Siete Street
iErie
S. Center St
Corry Upholataring Go
Cory
Maple Avenue
Ratroad
Frank A. Dilley
State St. Brie
Bath
Ward
Armory
Chambers
Orson W. Follett
Kincaid and Kincaid
P. Rogers, Jr
Cony, PaPlan
Journal Office
Diyney
Oscaiy Free Presa
Postal Savings Bank
Miss Arnold
Missouri
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