Corry Couple Wed In Makeshift Corry Ceremony
A Corry couple, Frank P. Gleason and Miss Mia Vanderhoot, were married in a casual front room ceremony arranged by Mr. Jones in the Vander Britt block. Justice Ly Hancott, witnesses Mr. Jones and Superintendent Darrood, and a small gathering attended as the couple joined in matrimony.
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the Lamentown Journal
Nate
Frank P. Gleason
Butter
Mia
Mabel Vanderhoot
Corry
Clement i. Jones
Mr. Jones
Cose Jafolln
Vander
Mr. Garwood
Pennsylvania
Tragedy Near Pennsylvania Rail Yard Claims Young Brakeman
June 18 report from Pennsylvania states eight year old Char lon W Smith, a fond brakeman who had married only a month, died after falling from the top of a freight car. Both legs were crushed in the accident. The brief notice notes the fatal injury occurred today and identifies Smith as a brakeman connected with the rail line.
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Charles W. Smith
Charlon W. Smith
Pennsylvania
Smith
Nature Needs Assistance in Restoring Vitality and Sleep
Reader notices a tonic claims to cure debility fatigue and poor digestion using Tonight Vita a new remedy marketed with rhubarb laxative support. The ad vows quick recovery after weeks of nervous exhaustion promising restful sleep restored energy and improved appetite with a money back guarantee through a local agent.
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Lea
Corry
N. F. Amet & Co
Guthrie statement on Pittsburgh contest and primary roll
Harrisburg Jan 17 George W Guthrie chairman of the State Democracy issued a statement after a suit filed in Pittsburg by standpatters He condemns using court action to block the will of the party and urges the Democrats to decide the contest at the primaries He says a joint commission should verify delegates and warns the move seeks exclusive power to shape the roll The people will know what that means let the Democrats declare their will
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Harrisburg
George W. Gutthrie
Btute Democracy
Piene
Pittsburg
Lis
Democrate
Co.subaut
Din Pilte
Tuuteud
Prisons Sentence Several Plea Bargains in Mo Court
Arlo Mo Jan 1 four prisoners including two men and a woman were sentenced after pleading guilty as Ida Walling presided at ten o'clock. Charles Conrater and Jon Murphy got five dollars fines each and were sent to the Allegheny county workhouse. Barbara Hodinge was fined ten dollars and given a seven months to three years term in the Western penitentiary. Joe Muscarella received ten dollars and was committed to the Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory until authority allows departure. Prisoners to be removed by week’s end.
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Arlo
Jens
Ida Walling
Charles Conrater
Jon Murphy
Wentenve
Allegheny County
Barbara Hodinge
Western Penitentiary
Joe Muscarella
Pennsylvania
Democrats Form Wilson League in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 15 prominent Democrats formed the Woodrow Wilson League of Philadelphia. A resolution denouncing the current administration backed Wilson’s nomination and election as necessary for reforms. Over fifty Democrats signed the call, including James Gay Gordon as a potential National Committeeman candidate. The item also notes a basketball game cancellation involving the M C A and Corry, with Corry declining to play Oz City in City events.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson League of
Philadephhia
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
James Gay Gordon
Ol Gily Derricknayuy
Corry
Oz City
Seneca Oil City
YMCA
Seneca
Painozone Promised For Chest Colds At Home
A vintage advertisement claims Patnozone relieves chest colds cramps indigestion and headaches. It touts quick easing for cold on the chest and urges mothers to rely on Painozone as a family safeguard. Published by Thos Downey in an early 20th century issue.
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Ava Family
Thos. Downey
East End Home Fire Threatens Occupants
This forenoon at about eleven Walter Wilsted and family occupied a new dwelling when a defective flue caused a fire. Jesse Oliver, a plasterer, noticed smoke while finishing gas fittings and tore away plaster to reveal flames in the wall. He quickly quelled the blaze with water before firemen arrived, likely saving Mrs Wilsted and two children.
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Walter Wilsted
Jesse Oliver
Plamer
Muler
Oliver
President Frees Banker Morse After Two Year Confinement
President Taft commuted the sentence of Charles Morse, former New York banker, to expire immediately. Morse, in poor health with kidney and heart issues, faced likely death within months, according to Surgeon General Torney, and the White House announced the commutation after Attorney General Wickersham’s review.
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Washington
Tan
Charles Morse
New York Bakingo
Atlanta
Taft
Morse
Brigudier
Torney
Bureau of Sedicine and Surgery
Te Army
Marne
Hee
Pardoned. Morse Reacts in Atlanta News
A telegram from Washington confirms President Carter’s pardon, drawing an emotional response from Charles W. Morse. The report notes Morse’s hushed, wavering reaction as Warren Meyer at the Atlanta penitentiary received the word and relayed details from officials.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Feonfolock
Warren Meyer
First National Bank of Warren Penn a Oldest Bank in Warren County
A brief notice highlights First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania as the oldest bank in Warren County with W Jamieson serving as president and GT Conarro as cashier.
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Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Arren County
Fragmentary note on a prisoner’s transfer and health
A damaged fragment indicates a male prisoner’s health and mental state. He is described as weak and barely able to stand after a short trip to the city. The text notes no further details and mentions time in the ward and transfers from the penitentiary.
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Ile
Samme Tim
White President of Mineworkers Union Elected in Convention
The Annual convention of the Mineworkers Union elected Tohn P. White as president over Tom Lewis by 48,424 votes while Frank J. Haron was chosen vice president and Edwin Perry secretary treasurer. The body endorsed industrial unionism, rejected secession from the AFT, and backed a pension bill for workers aged 10 years and older. Congressman Berger was invited to speak.
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Aiynapolis
Ian
Sonfistlc
United Mineworkers' Organization
Socialist Party
Party of the Arkkinemen
American Federation of Tabor
Dergex
Milwaukee
Berger
Dispepsin Promises Fast Relief From Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for gas dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims meals digest easily, prevents fermentation, and removes impurities from stomach and intestines. A 50 cent bottle is offered with relief within two minutes for stomach disorders.
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Pape
Iaandyes
Tva
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Citizens National
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J.J. Desmond
James L. West Ouahier
G. H. Barlow
Fort Canker
We" Parker
National Corry
Corry, Pa
Henry Keppel
C. J. Smith
Cathier
O.H Andrews
T Cashier
General Banking Intervat
Jamestown
Guthrie
Wilson League
Muncipal Club
East End
East Main Street
Frees
France
Uus Goses cUne Oil City
F. &. Russell
Vine
R.A. Winger
Teller
OF Mineworkers’ Union
C. H. Henderson
Piano Company
North Center Street
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