Littlemeadville Girl Loses Eye From Boy's Air Rifle
Meadvillé January 3 a city incident left a Littlemeadville girl blind in one eye after an air rifle accident. The wound occurred while playing near a house as several boys handled the gun. The injured girl was taken to Spunver hospital for surgery, with plans to remove the affected eye if needed. The event sparked concern over youths possessing air rifles and prompted police attention.
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Meadvillé
M Wunall
Yao
Han
Mr and Mey
Lawtoie McCaruy
Roulding
Om Livermore
Meum Clawson
Fred Bossard
McCartney
Mm Mendeile
Corry Chamber of Bolinuree Plans Public Meeting
A meeting of the executive board will be held Monday evening to arrange a large public meeting. Directors reviewed individual opinions and consensus favors timing and topics for city questions. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the discussion following the board’s review.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry Chauber
Bolinuree
Binen
Kecrettry
Haw Eatlad
Curly Noton Mlong
Wetton
Pleasant surprise for Miss Myers at St Joseph event
A Pleasant Surprise for Miss Myers reports a small gathering at St Joseph's Academy where Miss Margierite Myers received a gift during an evening event. The text notes attendants Mass Clara and Carrly Mairidingur served a course at two o'clock, with Max Myers receiving a Haniffollot get. The fragmentary item mentions St. Joseph's Academy and a Sunday event.
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Sanctu
St Mlidabeth's
Duiren
Mile Margierite
Myere
Nortome
Clove O'Clork
Clara
Carrly
Max Myers
M Haniffollot
Milas Myra Jonves
St. Joseph's Academy
Various City Notices and Advertisements
City and vicinity items list sales, church notices, funeral arrangements, and upcoming events. Includes Cohen's children's shows at Cobars, a 26 0 dollar order grocery offer, Mrs M Donelly funeral at Waite Oi Hes fee AL Thomas church, real estate agency activity, pending calendar deliveries, a fancy waters sale at 25 cents per quart, and a German customs lecture at the library.
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Velit
Wright
Goodyear Grove
Cohen
Cobar
M Pal
Cohen's
M. Donelly
Waite Oi
Lybarger Delivers Notable Lecture on Labor Wealth and Taxation
The Honorable Tae Mranoy Lybarger of Philadelphia spoke at Chi Heh School Autorun Jaki events on Land Labor and Wealth. He argued against simple labor versus capital divisions, proposing a threefold view including Monopoly, and urged tax reform via direct levies and reform of tariff policies to fund government without enriching the few. He emphasized equal opportunity over wealth equality and critiqued female suffrage arguments, leaving a favorable impression.
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Chi Heh
Rex
Ureferghor
Tae Mranoy Lybarger
Philadelphia
Lybarger
Fifth Ave
Lylurger
Lyhagor
Tybarger
Amcieah
Big shipment of raw furs heads to Europe
The Corry Hide and Fur Company announced a Cunard liner in New York carried about one hundred thousand dollars of American raw furs bound for London. The furs had been shipped in the past week or two and will be disposed of by European agencies. The firm exports large quantities of American furs to Great Britain and Germany annually.
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Corry Hideeha Pur Company
Cunardier
Camspania
North River
New York
London
Corry Hide and Fur Company
Jocs Company
Great Britain
Germany
Barometer Sets Record Low in Corry Storm Dispatch
Corry reported a record low barometer as a storm hit the area. Me Payouoter notes the mercury reached 47.5 in Corry, observed by J. R. Graves observer Mr. Gravening after years of tracking. The line shows the city’s unprecedented low reading during the storm.
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Corry
J. R. Graves
Hoon
Mercury
In- Chow
Hammond Dies of Paralysis in Warren
William Hammond general manager of the Hammond Iron Works, a major Warren industry, died at 12 15 AM at his home on College Place after a long illness. He underwent kidney surgery at Mayo Brothers Rochester, recovered briefly, but never regained strength. He was moved to Warren by special train, fell ill again, and died in his home. Mrs Banks of H Pleasant Street is reported slightly better after a grip illness.
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Warren
William Hammond
Hammond Iron Works
Hanmona
Mayo’ Brothers
Rochester
Minnesota
Buffalo
Lafny Watts Hoth
Hittala
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Littlesmeadville
Lawrence McCarty
Cody
Vic Tim
Wolfi Pont
Lyric Theater
Hee
Country Drama
California
Amussi
Agviiz
A. E. Pettit, Florist
Old
Vermont
Stuun'y
Carey
Slink
Seh
Chittlee Broilin
Mingie Mather
Cilengo
le Byloaniin
Willid
Steen
Steen Sald
Gilles
Axe Haisted
Childiren
Cohan's
Tadlen
Ruby Beri
Coton
W. K Stone
Meg
Murny
Steen’s
West Main Street
MR. Lybarger
Bernstein Bros., Clothiers and
Fapbiset
Main St
Hammond
Long Ilness
L. B. Banks
H. Pleasant Street
Knight’s Tea Store
N. Center St
C.R. Rogers & CO