Maine Anniversary Observances Highlight 1898 Sinking
The sixth anniversary of the sinking of the U S battleship Maine will be observed in Havana with ceremonies. Four U S Congress members and two veterans delegates will attend as details recall the 1898 explosion and ensuing Spanish-American War context. The article notes conflicting boards on cause, with enduring mystery about what triggered the disaster.
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Havana
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Congress
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Hai Yauu Harbor
Spalty
Japan
Yangsze
China
Key West
U.S. Navy
Spanish Board
U. S. Army ‘Engineers
Aval
Twenty Years Ago Observances and Local News Glimpse
Readable fragments cover Lincoln observance at Hotel Corry with Jack Loveland remarks, a Concord School Valentine party, a South Center street auto crash, a new shoe repair machine, and oblique notes on McKinley era Cuba war anxieties and the Panay incident preceding Pearl Harbor.
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St. Valentice's
Corry
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Prankis
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Board of Inquiry
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Panay
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U. 5
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Pearl Harbor
Hoarseness Signals Possible Serious Health Issues
The Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns that persistent hoarseness may indicate laryngeal or other organ problems, not just a cold. It urges early medical evaluation with a laryngoscope, noting risks from syphilis, tuberculosis, or cancer and citing singers and speakers as common offenders.
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State of Pennsylvania
World War II price ceilings and famous figures quiz items
A mixed set of trivia prompts covers wartime price controls and literature origins, plus questions on steel production, Marshall Plan aid, floral varieties, ships at Pearl Harbor, corrections, and Sacajawea. The text references statues in Portland and other cities honoring the Bird Woman Sacajawea.
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Varmosa
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Pearl Harbor
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Ore
Bismarck
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Montana
Corry murders and inquest marked forty-year tribute
The article recalls a sensational murder case in Corry forty years ago, the Satterlee deaths on West Main Street. It notes an inquest conducted by Judge Barker, the naming of John Sidoway as accessory, and complications around the principal. It also mentions related legal actions, local police responses, and ancillary community notes from that period.
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Barker
Albert
Damon
Jane Satterlee
West Main Street
Spring Street
John Sidoway
Brie
G. M. Ream
C. H. Bracken
B. McCray
Pond
Duffy
M. W. Smith
Danson
Gerry T. Rinevich
Silloway
W. Pitt Gifford
Tormey
Don MacKenzie
Charlie Pain
Mead Park
Massachusetts
Bedford
Mixed-era notices and local tidbits from a bustling town
A montage of brief items covers finances, labor rights explainer broadcasts, a 1948 horse show plan by Sparta Spur Savile Club, travels of Miss Tia Austin and Mrs Esther Jones, a note on Gerryites in Key West, a Firestone public relations figure and Liberia history, Fire Chief Andy Paulson’s speeding mishap, a former patrolman’s parking ticket, and an insufficient site issue hinting at local planning challenges.
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Tiberia
Charles Morrow Wilson
William D. Hines
Corry
Big Pire
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Gtn
Hines
Liberia
Firestone Organization
Andy Paulson
Paulson
City Tench
South Center Street
Corry eyed for wood industry moves amid limited space
The wood working industry may transfer to Corry in May with two potential buildings found inadequate to house the operation. Move hinges on building availability and possible internal constriction. An Erie Railroad grade crossing report notes 1947 injuries and deaths fell by 27 percent, while total crossings still demand safety actions. Local police notes recount a harassment claim over a traffic stop sign dispute and a future court appeal could raise costs well past $100.
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Concam
Bierman
Haitor
Adore
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
Erie
Frank Joy
Youngstown
Alten
Northside patrols prompt mail pouch retrieval
A rambling report describes a mobled man delivering mail on North Center Street. He left a leather bag in an office building but recovered it after a brief call to a nearby patron. The piece notes hog feed losses in the U.S. before market.
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