Amherst College Returns to Classical Focus and Drops BS
The Amherst College reform shifts back to classical studies in response to petitions about the loss of the class of 1885. The policy halves enrollment and restores the old curriculum with a first class faculty, aiming to keep the college small and reputable. Senior Lorimer is praised by friends as innocent, yet some want him retired from public life.
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Amherst College
Ani Herat
Buffalo News
Lorimer
Phila del Hin Press
Runaway Rig Crashes at East Main and Main Street
A serious runaway near East Main Street sent Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Albo from a shore drive rig into a telegraph pole. Mrs. Albro suffered a scalp wound and unconsciousness but recovered after treatment at the Commercial Hotel. Mr. Albro escaped with only soreness.
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East Main Street
A. G. Albo
East St
Main
Albro
Ft. i. Pater
Malin
Sho
Smith
Wille
Youngsville Brick Plant Sold
Warren July 7 The Standard Shale Brick Company property one and a half miles north of Youngsville on Matthews Run road, foreclosed, sold to Foster Brothers of Bradford for 10000. Plant features four modern kilns, plans to organize a 60000 stock company, spend about 20000 on improvements, and operate at full capacity as Youngsville Brick and Tile Company.
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Warren
Te Standard Shale Brick Company
Youngsville
Matthews Run
B. F. Everett
Detroit
Foster Brothers
Bradford
Messra Foster
RUMORED CONFESSION IN MURDER CASE BLOWS THROUGH COURTROOM
Rumors swirl as Lyons and Ney Cochran press defense strategy ahead of the upcoming Court of Quarter Sessions hearing. The Hodge case confession reportedly unsettles the defense. attorneys anticipate new motions, while district attorney seeks to keep details sealed. A new trial possibility looms as witnesses are expected to be confronted and testimony prepared.
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Warren
John M. Andrews
Mille Amann
Hodges
Lyons
Ney Cochran
Hodge
Gue
Mlaikelt
Cochran Taye
Hugier
Lee
Diotriet
Mei Hodge
Warrenites
Lyomt Smlles
Bia
Danville
Scarlett
Hodge Weils
Detectives arrest four men on trespass charge
Pennsylvania Detective Conover reports four men Michael O Shainey Charles Johnson Oliver Walker and Charley Hwekutt were arraigned before Alderman D J Smith on trespass charges for crossing Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. One man posted bond, another left without funds, two others detained. Walker faced a fugitive from justice charge with possible requisition papers for removal to Jamestown. The railroad company warns against trespass on its tracks and the justice system’s balance between enforcement and fair treatment.
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Pennsy
Conover
Cleveland
Michael O'shainey
Charles Johnson
Oliver
A. Walker
Charley Hwekutt
D. J. Smith
Third Ward
William A. Cleveland
Pennsylvania Ryft
Hackett
Johnson
O'Shuinness
Cape
la Foie
Walker
New York State
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Four Corry Ladies Hurt In Automobile Accident
A morning crash near North East injured four Corry women, including Mrs. Marriet Horn and Mrs. Pali. The party’s auto veered after hitting steering gear failure, smashing wheels and wrecking the car. All occupants sustained injuries, with Mrs. Pali having a broken arm and scalp wound. The group was treated by Dr. Burd and remained hospitalized through the day. A separate discovery as workers repaired a nearby building revealed an almost perfectly preserved skeleton buried under the sidewalk, identified as Indian in origin, with burial details not fully known.
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Marriet Horn
Cuery Janex
Mra
Charlon Pali
Mee
Atouniott Ani
Mme Elty
Critpes
Witet
Nike
Brown
Cali
Horn
Cesunhe
Raymond Mos. Co
Oden
Raymond
Duality
Fragmentary notice hints at sale and local details
OCR fragment mentions a sale event on a date in July with references to stores and local entities. Details are garbled but imply a community notice about a price or goods hold and a local business. Entities and dates are unclear due to damage.
Two Women Slashed by Stranger in City Assault
Frank Mack, a New York arrival, attacked two women near No 20 North Street as they walked from their father’s home toward Main Street. He announced he would accompany them to a store, then slashed them in front of the left ear before fleeing. police later learned he had vanished.
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Deriford
John Madirt
Altona Michilisio
Hvinge
Olin
Main Street
Frank March
New York City
Mack
Big Lyric Bill Two Great Features At The Lyric
The Lyric presents two major features tonight headlined by Arthur Johnson Florence Turner and Florence Lawrence in Lubin and Vitagraph pictures. A Lubin feature rivals Vitagraph as the main attraction at the Lyric in this program.
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Arthur Johnson
Florence Turner
Florence Lawrence
Lubin
Vitagraph
U.S. Court to Hear Cases in Erie
The United States court will hold sessions in Erie on Monday July 17 at 2 p.m. Inmate proceedings include two Erie cases. Notable charges involve Prof. A H Knoll facing a threat claim and the U S post office inspectors pursuing Gilbert B Perkins A W Perkins and Charles Frantelin over alleged demands for payment related to mail. Chief counsel for Perkins is Thomas G Cochran of Marshar who opposed the murder case.
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United States Court
Wan
United States
Mars Wall
Robert J. Chrman
Minke
A, H. Knoll Ia
Charles G. Strong
United States Post Office
Gibert B. Perkins
A. W. Perkins
Charles Frantelin
Perkins Detective Agency
Strong
Mr. Perkin
Thomas G. Cochran
Marser
Azutat
Alton Hoov
Poultry Supplies Unload At Acme Milling Company
Three cats reportedly unloaded at Acme Milling Company premises. The event centers on poultry supplies and suggests attractive prices as buyers react to the sudden arrival and assortment of goods linked to the company.
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Acme Milling Company
Batt
Knight’s Third Set of Dishes Giveaway Saturday Event
Fragmented text lists a Saturday evening event at eight o clock for a prize to the top weekly trader. It includes a grocery order mix with stamps and sugar and tea offerings. The OCR reads like an ad solicitations page with unclear product names and quantities.
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Hokt
Stolen Goods Returned After The Evening Theft
Items stolen a few evenings ago from the home of Mate Lockwood on East Main Street were found this morning on Mrs Lockwood's porch. The thief returned the goods but the money was not recovered. Jewelry was later found on the porch as well.
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Lockwood
Mate ‘Lockwood
East Main Street
Mid-Summer Clean-Up Sale Offers High Quality Clothes
Local merchants trumpet a rapid mid-summer sale promising high quality garments at unusually low prices. Stock includes clothing, furnishings, hats, and related items with fresh stock arriving soon, urging thrifty buyers to act quickly to clear out summer inventory.
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Gila
Yale
Five AD Ther up set met yer t mind phone
Five advertising items appear to be jumbled in a fragmented note referencing names and a phone contact. The readable bits suggest a misordered message about an advertisement request and a contact method, but the full meaning remains unclear.
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Youngsville Brick Plant
Foster Bros
Standard Shale Brick Factory
R. R
CORRY
Rte
Harriet Horn
New Knox Five
Ten Cent Hill
Jamentown
Makina
Rapnira
Dallding
Kiox
Maly Street
Police
Aalie
Shampslee
Bom
Jourdot
Hy Aeder
Gantiin
U.S. Court
Erie
A. H. Knoll
Charles Franklin
Perkins Brothers
Knight
Graham Crickera
Ataipa
AG Ag
Knight’s Tea Store
Center St
Corry, Pa
Istolen
Mmerc
Sam Jacobson & Co
One Price Clothiers
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Tor
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