Local Personal Notes From Corry and Nearby Towns
A flurry of day trips and visits across Corry, Warren, Union City, and surrounding areas. Residents including J Follett, Martin, TD Reed, Wesley Howard, Veo Powers, Mayde Armstrong, Jamun West, Henry Wilson, T H Dergon, Mills Carrie Peterson, G N Waters, Douglas Titus, J J Desmond, Attorney Walter L Peake, Bernice Bracken, C H Henderson, Roy Larson, James Harden, William Brownlee, Guy Saxton, Rev. Miett nyre, and Mrs. Oscar Johnson are reported on business, social visits, or travel. Local dances, church society outings, and a Lincoln’s Birthday program at the Family Theatre are noted, with several attendees returning from Union City and other towns.
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J. Follett Agant
Belo
Martin
Birla
TD Reed
Hele
Wesley Howard
Powers
Spartanuburs
Alty
Miay Mayde Armatrong
Sarte
Jamun
Jamestown
Henry Wilson
Union City
T. H. Dergon
Warren
Mills Carrie Peterson
Meadville
G.N. Waters
Milothie
Douglas Titus
J. J. Desmond
Walter L. Peake
Jorlé
Bernice Bracken
Cleveland
C. H. Henderson
Roy Larson
Titusville
James Harden
K. of P, Hall
Eastor
William Brownlee
Guy Saxton
Harden
Ladies Aid Society
the Christian Church of
Bear Lake
Corry
Oscar Johnson
W. Chireh Street
Gialters
Mietntyre
Filgin
Globe Davis
Ton
Heath
Powell
Erie
Rogers
Firte
George Eddy
Dengar
Gol
Kabler Teft
Marion
Willian Minnehan
Carrie Donaldson
Jowell Mount
Jarestown
Family Theatre
Ida Randolph Dauchy
Markerton
Dauphy
John Thomay
Local Benefit Concert At Audie Tort Nil Night
Mrs and Mrs red Bronawan of Mukeesport Virginia visit the aslet for a few days as a benefit concert at the Audie tort nil night. Prince Lel Lant and the Vistrom wis provided the program without attendance issues. Prince Vel Lant performed with Mist Evangating Patuton on piano. Petuen Lal Lanf commanded a return date to greet the Wil house. Lant left for Bradford this morning and tomorrow night appears in Solnman en Tor ty sue and Hime In Wo wenke.
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Red Bronawan
Mukeesport
Suntors
Prince Lel Lant
Wm Birong
Lida
Patuton
Petuen Lal
Vel Lant
Bradford
Solnmanen
Tor Ty Sue
Hime
Diggs Held On New Charge In Immigrant Case
Maury J Diggs formerly state architect and Walter Gilligan Diggs were held on new charges in San Francisco police court connected to the Mann white slave act case. Ida Pearring testified she was 17 at the time of the New Year incident, bonds set at 10000 each or 5000 cash. Diggs faces possible district court appeal after previous two year sentence.
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San Franciera
Maury J Diggs
P. Drew Caminetti
Anthony Caminetti
United States Commissioner General of Immigration
Ida Pearring
Walter Gilligan Diggs
Diggs
Gilligan
United States District Court
House Passes Good Roads Bill
The House voted 88 to 42 for the Shackleford III good roads bill authorizing 25 million dollars annually for U S road improvements. Supporters praised the measure as a landmark pork barrel, while critics warned President Wilson might veto it.
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Shackleford III
United States
Congress
Good Roads Park
Senate
White House
Wilson
Representative Shackleford
Missouri
Shackleford
Market Report New York Provision Market summary
New York provision market reports mixed prices with wheat figures for May and July options, butter and lard quotes, and commodity ranges for flour, corn, oats, and potatoes. Buffalo market shows No 1 Northern wheat at 97 cents, No 2 white and yellow corn prices, flour values, and mixed goods. East Buffalo livestock bids include primes, steers, cows, hogs, and lambs with varied per hundredweight listings.
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New York
Tapoy
Buffalo Providion Market
Buffalo
Winter Family
Hags
Hennery
East Buffalo
River Captain Dies After Saving Nineteen on Firebound River Boat
Captain William Harry, 65, commander of the Gam, perished in a midstream fire after steering the vessel ashore to save nineteen lives. Five others died, including the owner's son and four crewmen. Harry, an associate of Mark Twain, was hailed as a hero for his actions before the flames spread rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
United Press
New Orleans
Willam Harry
Gam
Harry
Twain
Former Wrestling Promoter Disappears From Erie
Dor Wynn, longtime promoter and former manager of the Lawrence barber shop, vanished after collecting about 106 dollars and leaving a postcard from South Dakota. The incident led lessee Tilley to install a new manager as Erie’s barber shop business resumes operation.
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Dor Wynn
Erie Labor Journal
Dor" Wynn
Lawrence
Tilley
Schencctady
Amoke
Des
Wynn
Eric
Turte Blanc
South Dakota
Lessee
Erie
Hancock Probe Will Continue
United Press reports a Congressional probe in Hancock Michigan will extend to investigate a man wearing a Citizen Alliances badge accused of false cries linked to the Christmas Eve horror in Red Jacket. The panel also plans a detailed review of Charles M. Moyer’s deportation from Hancock.
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United Press
Hancock
Mich
Red Jacket
Taylor
The
Pravers
Charles M. Moyer
Western Federation
AmuseU Theater Opens With Four Dramas This Week
The AmuseU Theater presents The Madonna of the Storm and His Neighbors in a Biograph drama lineup, along with The Railroaders Peril, a railroad drama. Coming Monday and Tuesday audiences will also see Antony and Cleopatra in a period repertory program.
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Antony and Cleopatra
February Sale of Fine Table Linen and Undergarments
Advertises a February sale offering damask table linen including 70 inch wide Irish damask at 95c yard, napkins at 3.00 per dozen, plus winter underwear in wool and cotton at reduced prices. Notes final cleanup of winter wear and remnants of cotton and silk dress goods with remnant prices from 25c to 50c. Includes multiple product lines and price points aimed to clear stock.
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Asyay
Ireland
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Vitory
NAVY
B. M. Jourdet
Market Report
Hancock Probe
Bell
Plessa
Manley & Bingham
Palmdog
Amuseu Theater
BN Siauatihay
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