Dry town push spurs business gains and warnings
The Myank-Sin News reports Union City residents warned by dry list supporters while business leaders in New Castle discuss dry measures. Banks note deposits rise, savings climb, and demand for loans and housing grows. hardware, grocery, and clothing sectors report stronger sales and better collections amid a 50 percent drop in drunk arrests from 1940 to 1911.
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Union
Iran
Babbath
New Castle
Porter
Leages
Ume
Euch
Tvo
Joana
Thal
Alteet
Mit
Aheriff's
Audi & Condition
Woman Injured by Train Near Bre Railroad Fence
Jamestown reports a strange accident when Sanders Thayer of Clifton slipped at the Bre railroad fence on West Flint Street as her son Ralph, a Buffalo train porter, departed at about 7:30 yesterday forenoon. A metal picket pierced her throat, leaving a gash and facial injury. she crawled to the fence then to Dr. Kagtman’s office for treatment while the city considers damages.
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Jamestown
Bre
West Flint
Sanders Thayer
Clifton
Ralph
Tron
Betallen
Mr. Thayer
Diamanter
Bay Guides & Bidswalh
February juries finish work on county inquiries
Jurors dismissed from the county jail and house of reform after a day of tours and reviews of county institutions. Judge Walling sent the Manorial hall project petition to the grand jury, with Henry A. Clank and John S. Riling as petitioners. The grand jury will reconvene to consider the county government site matters.
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Bongon
Tesla
Morgan
Tudge Willie
Cone
Dale Higner
Msellent
outLy Memorial Hall
Haney Wari
Walling
Ehatetian John 8. Riling
Henry A. Clank
Grand Jury
Marienville Boy Severely Injured in Coasting Accident
A 14 year old boy, son of W. T Kerr of Marienville, was badly hurt this afternoon while coasting down a steep hill by the Hatton bridge. He collided with a rail and was punctured by a heavy iron pipe. knocked unconscious. Physicians at Marienville failed to help. he was moved by special train to Kane Hospital in a dying condition.
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Charles
W. T
Kerr
Marienville
Hatton
AL Marlenville
Kane Hospital
Prisoners confess job in Ackerman Hardware burglary
A. K. Howell and Prink Gillen confessed to burgling Ackerman Brothers Hardware in Matesy Monday night after being captured from a baggage car of a P R R train. They pleaded guilty at a hearing before Police Magistrate Charles J. Lolbrich and will be taken to Meadville for sentencing before Judge Prather.
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City
K. Howell
Prink Gillen
P.R. R
Wrest
Titsville
Ackerman
Matesy
Charles J. Lolbrich
Meadville
Prather
Alma, Where Do You Live? at Library Theater Wednesday
Rollicking clean farce with music presented by Toe Weber adapts a popular New York show. Despite garbled text, it highlights a witty stage production featuring George Holart’s humor and a recognizable cast headed by Mont Mere at Mr Wolbers, promising lively entertainment.
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Alma
Library Theater
Weber
New York
George W. Holart
Sybile
Aged Man William Dryson Found Dead in Hebden Home
Neighbors discovered William Dryson an elderly recluse dead in his Waterrise home after concerns he had not been seen. Authorities believed he died several days prior and opened a murder inquiry to explore possible robbery. The coroner ordered a justice of the peace to report findings tomorrow morning.
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Warren
William Dryson
Soas
Ti Wan
Drynon
Gar Pnor
George W. Deloreat
LIQUOR MEN TO PRESENT CASE IN UNION CITY HEARING
Erie Pa February 14 Charles G Brevillier named by the court to take testimony on liquor license for Union City returns next week to hear rebuttal evidence from hotel and saloon men who contend they have not violated the law. Temperance supporters express no fear as the commissioner's testimony is set for February 28 for careful consideration.
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Erie
Charles G. Brevillier
Union City
Mavon
Sioner
Cure a Sold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim
Advertisement style claim promises a quick cure using laxative and bromine quinine tablets named after B. W. Grove. Refers to pharmacist Drugetts refund offer and asserts signa ture on each box, with price 250? The text is fragmentary and unclear about efficacy or sources.
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B. W. Grove
Danderine Hair Growth Claim Advertised as Miracle Solution
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair growth product promising longer, heavier, and more luxuriant hair. It claims immediate scalp relief, reduced itching, and a sparkling softness, urging daily use and detailing a dime-sized bottle’s sufficiency for months.
Perry Murder Is Recalled in Perry Case Trial
Warsaw Feb 14 The trial of Georgy Hartt of Perry charged with adopting his wife and murder begins with Justice Wheeler presiding. Jury selection yields 42 examined. seven challenges used by both sides. District Attorney Knight assisted by ex-DA Johnson. Evidence cites circumstantial factors and multiple wounds from a Perry shooting on November 20, 187. testimony recounts a violent sequence ending with a fatal head wound.
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Warsaw
Noov
Georgy Hartt
Perry
Harris
Charles B. Wheeler
Buffalo Prem Siding
Paul Austin
Attica
George Shaor Ing
Java
John Knight
Arcade Iu
Charles
Warnaw
K. A. Walker
Merry 18
C. Wy Johnson
Hypris Ja
Hareld
Remodeling boom hits the city record
Weeks and Breadon the North Center street painters report widespread remodeling. Notable projects include Cohen store interior finishing and A J Bush home on Concord street. Mrs Walker on North Center and Walter Clough on his North Center residence also undergoing first floor renovations. Local workmen push advanced interior finishing with modern methods.
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Weeks & Breadon
North Center Street
Cohen
Weekw & Breadon
A. J. Bush
Concord Street
Wedding Fatal Shot In Penngsutawney PA
In Pennysylvania at Penngsutawney a 20 year old man John Barr son of Samuel Bory of Reynoldsville was fatally shot during a wedding celebration ten miles away. Arthur Hess aged 19 of Reynoldsville claimed accidental death after a struggle over a revolver during the wedding, the gun went off hitting Barr in the heart and he died instantly according to coroner Sayers of Reynoldsville. An inquest was held and a verdict of accidental death was returned.
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Pinngsutawney
Pepriary
John Barr
Saniel Bory
Reynoldaville
Wichaw
Arthur Hessy
Reynoldayille
Sayers
Reynoldayilie
Gan
Isaac Knapp
Nell McMinn
Hossnck
Seizes Rabbits in Jamestown Under Game Law
Jamestown February 14 under the state game law it is illegal to possess rabbits after February. Patrols watched markets where 190 rabbits were offered for sale by Peter Palzitas. Rabbits were turned to Oscar Palm for distribution to the poor. Palzitas was arrested, pleaded guilty, and fined $650.
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Jamestown
Eitler
H. G. Gaxton
Sherman Bd
Newday
Patar Palzitas
Harrison Street
Oscar Palm
Baetree
Justice of the Ponca
R. Pickard
Cinderella at Lyric theater with Mabel Tallmie
The article notes Cinderella production at the Lyric theater featuring Mabel Tallmie scheduled for Tuesday afternoon and night. It states the cost to make the picture as 37 870 dollars and mentions a special children's matinee at 4 o'clock at Good Manners.
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Mabel —‘Tallmie
Lyric Theater
Tie Belle
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