Uneven wire report cites executive ties in steel trust case
New York testimony shows William B. Corey admits heavy Steel Trust stake and favors the corporation In the government antitrust suit. In other items from Jan 29 a Johnstown priest rescues a livery horse owner after a wreck five ministers plan a 2000 seat revival in London a man seeks boarder status in a poorhouse and Chicago reports quarantined coeds forming a Little City plus a man pleads for court-ordered weekly allowance to his two daughters.
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Wm. B. Corey
Steel Trust
Corey
Steel Corporation
Johnstown
Stephan Planke
Father Planke
Chicago
Marvey
London
David Scott
William Sehneffer
Albany
Frederick W. Randall
Street Cars Collide in Jamestown Near Lakewood
A head on collision occurred near Gifford avenue between two Chautauqua Traction cars, Gar No. 117, with front vestibules smashed but no injuries. Conductor J B Rickerson and motorman J M Wheeler blamed for the mishap, as a rigid investigation is announced to determine responsibility and prevent future occurrences.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Traction Company
Gifford Avenue
Lakewood
George B. Maltby
Chautauqua Traction Sampany
Gar No. 117
J. B. Rickerson
J. M. Wheeler
Grangers Elect Delegates to State Grange in Harrisburg
Describes Crawford county delegates J Hamilton and W Wise to the State Grange meeting in Harrisburg last week. The fund for the delegate trip will be raised by Grangers statewide, with potential travel to Europe under the Southern Commercial congress. Officials estimate about $1200 needed, tied to Governor Tener and political methods.
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Salvation
Europe
Southern Commercial Congress
Tener
Grangers of Crawford resent snub over study trip
Meadville, Pa. January 28 Crawford county Grange members plan to raise a fund to defray expenses of a member’s European trip to study rural credit methods. The effort follows a snub to Governor John I. Tener during Grange discussions.
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Meadville
Crawford County
John I
Grangera
Old Warren House Being Torn Down
Warren Pa Jan 29 The old house at Third and Hickory recently sold to Wm Lover Tess by owner B J Glassman is being torn down and moved to Conewango Avenue. It will supply material for a new brick block by Lavery Bros. Glassman and family move to rooms over the electric light store until completion. the 112 year old pine dwelling, once a top Warren home, makes way for a modern replacement.
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Warren Pa
Third and
Hickory Streets
Lover Tess
B. J. Glassman
Conewango Avenue
Loveless
Glansmen
Hickory Street
Lght
Lavery
Industrial council backs anti free lunch bill in Kansas City
The industrial council adopted a resolution urging support for the anti free lunch bill in the legislature. It charges whisky men back the bill, arguing it would boost whisky sales and reduce beer.
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Kansas City
Industrial Council
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The club reports over one hundred members with strong enthusiasm. A committee was given power to secure rooms and arrange for rental, with spaces to be ready for the next meeting. Regular meeting rooms were shown to be needed as many attended, forcing adjournment from Attorney Peake’s office to the Livermore building. President Curtis of the Corry Progressives presided.
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Dre, Bennett and Curtin
Livermore
Curtis
Corry Progresaives
Buffalo Market Report and East Buffalo Livestock Prices
New York market report lists closing prices for oats corn and flour with mixed goods. Buffalo provision and East Buffalo livestock markets show bids for prime steers and cows, spring lambs, mixed sheep, and hogs with price ranges and weights.
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East Buffalo
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