J J Andrews Post 70 G A R Officers Named for 1912
The J J Andrews Post 70 G A R lists officers for 1912 including Commander Henry A Skinner and Adjutant Marvin Wight. The post has a long history spanning forty four years, with active participation in patriotic education and public ceremonies.
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J. J. Andrews
Henry A. Skinner
William Baysett
D. R. Marvin
Marvin Wight
Q. M—Stinley Calwell
M. B. Peck
J. B. Wheeler Omoer
A. A. Nicholas Offiver
George Carl Sergi
M. N. Takor
Pennsylvan
New York
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
Maine
Minnesota
Glory Avery
George W. Perkins Raises Funds for Roosevelt Boom
George W. Perkins is urged to collect funds to promote Roosevelt's presidential campaign. The appeal calls for financial support to sustain the booster effort and public momentum, highlighting party strategy and fundraising drive.
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Gol
Roosevelt
Penrose denies story on Pennsylvania delegation support
Pennsylvania Senator Penrose denies promising his state delegation to Taft. Reports from Washington claimed he assured President Tate of Pennsylvania’s backing for the renomination. Penrose says he did not state how the delegation would vote and noted speculation about Colonel Toanovelt without expressing opinion on effects on renomination chances.
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Pennsylvania
Taft
Philatelphia Tan
Staten
Penrose
Att
Matt
Colonel Toonavelt
Judge Bans Barking Of Mrs Kindt’s Dog In Pittsburg
Pittsburg judge issues a decree restraining Mrs Ber lba Kindt from allowing her dog Fido to bark except in burglary or fire. Dr Herman W Heekerman petitioned for calm and quiet in his home and consultations. The ruling cites persistent barking as a nuisance and limits dog behavior to protect neighbors, noting criminal liability for continued disruption while not trivializing other cases.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburs
Fan
Mra Berlba Kindi
Fido
Macfarlane
Herman W. Heekerman
Hecheman
Kindt
Prapay
Erie Bandits Leave for Prison on Train
United States Marshal and three deputies transported Jol Bull, Prinowski, and Frank Wieneck from Erie to Pittsburgh then to Fort Leavenworth after their 26 year sentences for holding up a mail car. The trip included the wives and three children, marking a grim departure as the men head to isolation in Kansas.
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Erie
United States Marshall
Hadgell Porton
Toritzburg
Jol Bull’ ‘Prinowski
Frank Wieneck
Chrles P. Orr
Onoh
Worlthy
United States
Pen Kenthiry
Fort Leavenworth
Kaur
U. 18
Augheny County
Pittsburg
Mareshal Porter Hay
Nia
Pitteburg
Lake Blove
Wieneek
Polly
Kansas
Welnéckl
Lraln Jn
Amin
Annus
Yenta
Hin Bull
Five Die in Auto Accident near Treanor Reservoir
An early morning car crash near Treanor city sent a party of six into the Bower Company reservoir. The deceased include Donald Reed son of Shireme Court Justice Alfred Reed and Martha Finda along with Annie Hay erlnnd and two others whose names were not fully legible. The party had celebrated prior to the trip.
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Trenton
Nod
Timilary
Bower Company
Dod
Donald Reed
Shireme Court
Alfred Reed
Treator AM Vaneleons
Mies
Martha Finda
Annie Hayerlnnd
Wnonp
Ed Altho Pribiy Brated
Open season plan to spare deer and curb hunting errors
Utica dispatch reports the Brown's Tract Guides association proposes an open deer season allowing only bucks. They argue this would boost deer numbers, reduce starvation, and prevent hunter errors that mistook does for bucks. Adirondacks fishing also improved that year.
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Guldes' Association
Utica
N.Y
Brown's ‘Tract Guides’ Association
Pvor
Adirondacks
Insurrectionary Movement Seizes London Leaders Declares Change
Report from London cites joining groups in the insurrectionary movement. Premier Venexsloa of Greace and all Mirlatians are said to have joined. Salind of Crete executive reportedly converted to the cause amid inspired sentiment in the sea of commentary.
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London
Canen Statoa
Venexsloa
Greace
Salind
Crete
Caine
Corry School Attitudes and Proposed Reorganization
The corry board weighs school attitudes across three aims to improve education. It critiques current grade arrangements and rooms, noting overcrowded facilities and the lack of capacity for population growth. It outlines a plan to add a new hatch building and adjust staffing, referencing the 1910 state report and local tax implications.
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Corry
Audi 0
Redan i
Eniryiew
Concord
New Tuitdins
Wit ARNWAL reports sent Ioent school officers
Averag0s but pupils yet browth.
Morse to be transferred to Federal hospital
Charles W. Morse the former New York banker serving a 17 year term of imprisonment at Atlanta will be transferred from Fort McPherson Ga to the army and navy general hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas. President Taft has authorized Major General Wickerstiam to make the concession to Morse's friends who had asked for his pardon to allow him to go to Carlsbad for baths.
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Federal Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Washington, Ann
Charles W. Morse
New York
Wow
Atl
Port
Fort McPherson
Army and Pavy General Hospital
Taft
Altos
General Wickerstiam
Morse
Carlsbad
Fragmentary Military Verse Quotation Found in Meggendorfer Blatter
A fragmented line from Meggendorfer Blatter quotes a lamenting soldier with phrases about first lieutenant and second lieutenant, mentioning a curse and a pistol. The text appears as an old clip or clipping with unclear context and attribution.
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Charisis
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds and grippe. It claims one grain of quinine per dose and three convective doses clear head, chest or body symptoms, with no other medicine curing colds. The copy emphasizes decades of research and urges readers to buy from any druggist.
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Pape
Hwingen Mapp
Notice to purchase metal by Brodsky at 148 E Main
Notice offers cash for metal scraps including rags at 0e per ewr stove plates 40c clean cast iron 650 rubbers 0n pound copper 9 a pound address 148 E Main Street indicating immediate payment and collection terms by Brodsky.
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Brodsky
Junk Dealer H Weiss Ad for Old Newspapers For Sale
Junk dealer H Weiss located at 316 West Smith Street advertises old newspapers for sale. Call number 4 N at the office of the Journal for arrangements.
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H. Weiss
W. Smith St. Umlon
Journal
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Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Corry
Penn's
J. J. Desmond
Vico Freswent
James L. Went Cahier
Barlow Ann’t Candler
H.W. Parker
Pouteest
George W. Perkins
U. S. Marshall
Allegheny
Sweeinl
the Journal
Dippincott
Supt
Croas
Wantin
Noni Parison
Oil City
DCO Uate
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
W Jamieson
Conarro
P. K. Ruggell
R, BH. Winger
Teller
Crawford County Land
Erie Conny
Warren Co
Forest Co
Wouanga Co
Pittsbur City
Titsville
Meusville
Sian ‘Tlonesta
Warren
Youngstille
Pouer Venera
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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