Banquet Illness Hits Kane Community Members
After a massed banquet at the Todse of the emule Theatre in Kane, many attendees including lodge members and their wives fell ill with stomach pains and vomiting. Some blamed the chicken or cream. others suspected poisoned food. Physicians were not initially summoned, and symptoms spanned several hours before relief but left lingering weakness.
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Kane
Wis
Emule
Lodge
Hell
John's Episcopal Church
Free heart treatments promised by Dr Miles ad
An old newspaper promo offers free trial two pound heart treatments from Dr. Franklin Miles, claiming cures for heart disease and related ailments after extensive research. It touts a free book, charts, and opinions, with a home delivery of remedies and a money-back guarantee.
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Miles
Addram
Franklin Miles
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Niagara Falls Warned Isolation If Quarantine Ignores
New York February 12. State Health Commissioner Dr. Herman M. Biggs warned Niagara Falls that it will be isolated from the world if its smallpox quarantine recommendations are not strictly enforced. He says railroads will stop service to prevent spread and cites nine western New York points with exposure. He notes 130 cases in Niagara Falls two weeks ago and calls vaccination essential despite local resistance.
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New York
Niagara Walls
Herman M. Biggs
State Commissioner of Health
Biggs
Ninear Falls
Dr. Biggs
Smarlnox
Nigger Falls
Niagara Falls
Pape
Freight Agents Meeting at Oil City Deliberates Rail Rates
Freight agents of the Oil City Mawlville division met in Oil City on February 10 with officers to discuss freight rates local handling and related business. Attendees included PH Garrett Jamestown A K Gottrel Corry HB Dean Union City F D Henry Saegertown A G Beach Cambridge Springs H C Schultz Meadville H H Mahan Cochranton M C Flower Franklin W H Johnson and O W Coleman Green Ville and J E Watson Transfer among others. Visitors included T F Powell division freight agent and B J Rockwell assistant division freight agent of Cleveland.
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Mawlville
Line
Arlingens
Roat
Warlors
PH. Garrett
Jamestown
A. K. Gottrel
Corry
HB. Dean
Union City
F. D. Henry
Saegertown
A. G. Beach
Cambridge Sprins
H.C. Schultz
Meadville
H. H. Mahan
Cochranton
M. C. Flower
Franklin
W. H. Johnson
Oil City
O. W. Coleman
Green
Ville
J. E. Watson
Youngsville Opera House Closed After Safety Condemnation
In Warren on February 12 an inspection found the Youngsville Opera House unsafe as stairs and floor supports were too weak for gatherings. The building, Youngsville's only hall, was condemned and public orders issued for closures. Odd Fellows hall also required a fire escape. furniture factory rails failed to meet code.
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Warren
Wd Opreons
Youngsyilte
Ils
Lown
Opera House
Dane Hall
Holdierest
Youngsyifie
Enviu Din
W. B H.cuunrla
Thts
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Lin Miles
Sistore Everywhere
Frank
Heath Ey - Ad
Isl Sale of “Sunkist
Handsome Rogers
Sunkist
Orde Sreliiliine
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
Chicago
New York State
Youngsville Opera House
Laumhardt
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Sam Jacobson & Co
Price Clothiers
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