Earthquake Shakes New York Towns Briefly at One
United Press reports a series of earthquake shocks felt across New York towns including Buffalo Syracuse and Brooklyn around 1 PM. Seismographs were disrupted at a local college and a university causing panic though limited damage was noted. Railroad clocks along the New York Central line stopped briefly as the quake spread through several districts.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
New York Central
United Press
Bhuffalo
N.Y
Little Falls
Brooklyn
NeYa Rel
Cvy
Sheety
Penn’a Cities Felt Shock In Earthquake News
A fragmentary report from Union Press describes an earthquake striking Whisabante Pennsylvania on February 10. The tremor damaged several buildings and frightened residents including students, with limited readable details.
Washington Shy United Kesgy Report From Germantown Notes
Washington-Father Sviendorf in Germantown University noted an alvsmograph record showing a short sequence until a later moment when Crotjers resumed stronger performance at LisH4 and led to a surprising stretch of play within the event.
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Kesgy
Washington
Sviendorf
Germantown University
Crotjers
Seismic shock rattles New York and surrounding areas
An earthquake-like tremor was felt across New York and nearby regions including the North St. Lawrence valley and Montreat area. Reports say the event disrupted seismographs and affected Atlantic coast rock formations despite limited local damage.
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New York
Hy United
Fressy
North St. Lawrence Valley
Toronto
Montreat
Atlantic Coast
Epidemic Quarantine Affects Lower Grades in City
Health officials report a chickenpox outbreak in Lower Ward affecting schools. Teachers and pupils at Washington Street school show limited illness, with several homes under surveillance. Parents of exposed children face monitoring while authorities implement precautionary measures to prevent wider spread.
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Washington
Johool
Wilson
Hicks
Health Howe
Washington St
Yostertus
Hye
City Commissioners Discuss Improvements and Paving Plans
The city commission held an open meeting led by Health Officer W. Powell and Public Safety Commissioner Howard. They authorized further medical review of a ward institution, approved third readings for new police and magistrate ordinances and a West Pleasant street paving project from First Avenue to Northwest Street. A Northwest street petition and a South Center to Chestnut street paving plan were read, with remonstrance rumored. Fire alarm proposals were debated, and bids for a new switchboard and battery equipment were to be advertised. The 1914 appropriations bill was enacted, totaling $485,468.
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W. ©. Powell
Public Safety
Howard
Third Ward
W. Pleasant Street
Brown
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Northwest Street
William Mutkie
South Center Street
Chestnu Street
Colmsstoner
Selsle
Pita Gentral
Brotta
Weather in North Portion Aids Snow Tonight
Snow expected across the north portion of the state tonight with plummeting temperatures. Strong winds may reduce visibility as cold air settles in.
Weber Leaves Local Light Co in Major Management Move
H F Weber departs the local electric light company to take a new post with the Tuttatstat Corporation's Texas operation. Weber, previously in the Iowa office, will oversee plant improvements and operations as manager while G G Bluan arrives as auditor to oversee corporate affairs.
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UN Corty City — Electric Light Co
Ti F. Weber
New York
Imre
Camlus
Titurstats Corporation
Will Teave
Wavening
Tittop
Lo Jourgdo
Texas
New Brick Plant Quietly Planned by Refining Co
A new brick plant for the Atlantic Refining Co will be built this summer in the city. Four carloads of brick were shipped here from the plant city, indicating an imminent expansion. The facility will include a large warehouse and storage lofts, plus new boiler and fire facilities, with work not expected to start for several weeks.
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Atlantic Refining Co
Atantic
Aumimer
Fis
Phos
Billings
Briele
Saving Habit Opens Path to Financial Independence
A lack of ammunition and capital hinder the Vine Army's downfalls, while youths risk missed chances without savings. Cultivating the habit of saving is presented as the key to securing capital and eventual financial independence.
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New York State
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UNIO
Sous
Warren
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
State of
Pennsylvania
Aati
Ty United Press
Huttuto
Down Town
Offingulidines
United Prasad Synjtise
Pult Sway
Ellook
Elty
H. F. Weber
Local Light CO
Laredo
FOR Refining CO
Is Bank
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
The
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Deamond
G. W. Deriow
Cusinedasl
Weal
HM. W. Parker
Asmi
Ouslifer
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