Attempted assassination of French Premier Briand in Paris
A man named Gisarme fired twice at French Prime Minister Briand in a public street. One shot narrowly missed the head of M. Mireau, Director of Public Safety, who had recently dismissed Gisarme after a prior incident at the French Consulate in San Sebastian. The would be assailant was closely observed as Briand attempted to flee down the street.
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Journal Parts
College of Paria
Gisatme
M. Mireau
Jirland
Gisaine
Conau
Ban Sebastian
Harrisburg Patriot Highlights Wares and City Efficiency
The Harrisburg Patriot extols Harrisburg's filter plant, street paving, and parks built within budget, claiming lower costs than Philadelphia. It contrasts Philadelphia’s dirty streets with Harrisburg’s cleaning and governance, and notes a proposed oleomargarine tax reduction backed by the American Federation of Labor.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Patriot
Pennsylvania
Varedt
Congregarian Burke
Ve American Federation of Labor
Small Morning Fire at Euclid Street House
A small early morning fire near six o'clock was spotted at a house on Euclid Street owned by Mrs. George Mellroy and occupied by Mr. Nelson. The resident subdued the flames on the roof before fire crews arrived, causing only minor damage.
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Euclid Street
Nelson
D'Elock Uta
George Mellroy
Qian
Nelnon
L. C. B. A. Ladley Hosts Event at Maccabee Hall
The L. C. B. A. Ladley will give eight flankes at Maccabee Hall on January 1. Admission 26 cents for a couple Mira Jidlea 10 and 3117 are noted in the notice.
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L. C. B. A. Ladley
Maccabee Hall
Conte
Mira Jidlea
Conta
Railroad Rumor Sparks Hope for Bridge Project
The Mirror reports a visit by six division superintendents and engineers to Warren on Thursday, hinting at a possible rail route bridge across the Allegheny River from Ot Sling to Ginte Run. A bridge at Illipola could ease heavy freights on the 0 and A W divisions, reduce the Struthers yard switching, shorten transit times, and save many thousands of dollars annually, with other advantages cited by local railroaders.
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Eix
Corps of Engineers
P. Ror
Warren
Alleheny River
Ot Sling
Ginte Run
Struthers
Ther Minor
Illipola
A. W
Woman dies after hospital quarrel in Ward Eleven
Mrs. Mary Glimore a 70 year old patient at the State Hospital of Erie died after a quarrel with fellow patient Mrs. Alvira Burkhart a 60 year old New Mayville resident. The fight began in Ward Eleven with hair pulling and shoe strikes causing fatal injuries. Coroner Pleven held an inquest finding death resulted from injuries inflicted during the incident.
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Mary Glimore
State Hospital
Erie
Alvira Burkhart
New Mayville
Clarion County
Burkhart
Gilmore
Pleven Wis
Climore Cums
Msg
Socialists win four seats in Sky's Tenth Ward special vote
In a tight special election in Sky, Socialists capture four of ten ward posts, including both Selene Directors and one Connell, while Republicans win the remaining Connell seat. The Demons pressed for appointments, prompting a court fight as Socialists used a Minuteman attorney to challenge the process.
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Sky
Slyarly
Cribwell
Erie Alarmed at Typhoid in Buffalo Water
A Buffalo dispatch reports Erie officials voice alarm over typhoid linked to city water. Dr Dennis reports 300 plus fever cases, urging boiling water for children and pure supply in schools. Doctors blame municipal drinking water, recommending ten minutes of boiling and avoiding sold water.
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Dennis
Associated Charities
Dennta Wangly Sen
Buffalo
Prie Dispatch
Columbus Cemetery Association Ledger Entry Summary
Ledger fragment from Columbus Cemetery Association notes funds and expenditures for sexton work and related charges. Mentions Minna S. Dutton, Lee Auditors, CG. N. Dodd, Mrs. Ola Pry. Includes dates such as June 1, 1910 and a balance around January 7, 2011.
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Balance
Minna S. Dutton
Lee
Aud'tors
N. Dodd
Ola Pry
Haburnemonth
West Lawn Cemetery
Corry Wholesale License Applications Rise
A court office report states Henry A. Frank made a second application for a wholesale license at 2 East Washington Street in Corry. The count of active applicants reaches twenty seven as of yesterday.
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Stork of Court
Henry A. Frank
East Washington
Corry
Titusville Boy Terribly Burned at Home
Raymond Smith four years old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Smith of Petroleum Center was terribly burned Monday morning when fire from a dish glove ignited his clothing as his mother left the kitchen to prepare broniefan. Doctors report grave doubts of recovery. The incident follows a series of local burns in Titusville with Miss Davidson and Miss LePatourel injured in nearby accidents. Joseph Seybolt also burned, all patients reported as doing well.
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Raymond Smith
Albert Smith
Petroleum
Mr. Smith
Imth
Lim
Mathéy
M. Ys
Huron
Joe
Vip
Mra
Joseph Seybolt
Dayidson
Ue Patourel
Tituaville Herald
U S Workers Are Banqueted
A Presbyterian Sabbath School banquet for men was hosted at Mien Jean McInnes home. Decorations, a green and gold color scheme and pink accents pleased guests. Speakers included Rev. O. Woodward, Dr. G. Wood, P.B. T. Babbitt, Ralph Wheel, Dr. L. Christie and Lee Smith. The event closed with singing and praise as attendees departed satisfied.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Mien
Jean McInnes
Harry Smith
Woodward
G. Wood
T. Babbitt
Ralph Wheel
LM Christie
Lee Smith
Jamestown Votes Bond Measures Totaling 70 000
Taxpayers in Jamestown voted two bond measures Saturday totaling 70 000. The hospital proposition carrying 40 000 was approved by 347 votes and the 30 000 water department bond passed by 818 votes. Funds will finance hospital facilities, site purchases for fire houses, and new hose house district utilities.
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Jamestown
Mideo
Could it have been a forgery in a Joker’s check
Capt J F Austin found a $4 check drawn on his account in favor of Francis Cowden, cashed at the Cleenn National Bank. He calls it a joke and recalls writing the paper, suspects a well known Joker as author, the check dated September 9, was endorsed and cashed by his uncle soon after receipt.
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J. F. Austin
Aocross
Francis Cowden
ClLeenn
Austin
Ay Goon
Delegate selection notice for district convention
In compliance with law 46 a district meeting on January 16 1911 elects one delegate and one alternate to the District Convention. FH Wentley RK 118.
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Elven
FH. Wentley
Mackabeest Big Time Installation and Lodge Election
A chaotic write up describes a Maccabeest gathering with an evening of entertainment led by BH. Westley being installed as grand lodge delegate amid festivities. A later note mentions a lawyer accidentally killed during a hunting outing near Durand Wisconsin.
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Muc
Grand Lodge
BH. Westley
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Carrer
Mide Sows
Toca Norisas
Snore Waverton
Gisalmi
Paris
Anuaxy
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Nia
United States Weather Bureau
New York
Harrisburg Patriot
P.R. R
Oil City
City Hywlth
J. W. Wright
Columbus Cemetery Association
David Curtis
West Lawn
Titusville
U. S
N. Y
Sam Jacobson & Co
Clothiers
Jack Austin
Maccabeest
Bay Olive
Wis
A. W. Hammond
Durand
Anccidentally
Thinwell Waite
The
Barlow Hardware Company
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