Murray's Team Wins Benefit Game For Corry Girl
Murray's aggregation of City League players won the big benefit ball game at City Tongue park defeating Billy Otverst from the Spring factory by five to four. Proceeds near two hundred dollars will aid the Corry girl who has been deprived of her eyesight. Lathrop pitched well for Murray, Vandresar started for Raymonda, and Maloney finished strong. The eight o'clock start extended to nearly eight, allowing many workers to attend. A fourth well will be drilled this season and is expected to be ready soon, with tool crews active on several old holes boosting crude output despite limited new wells.
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Fn Murray
City Tongue Park
Billy — Otverst Aebuauie Bright
Corry
Downey
Southworth
Nevils
Green
Delury
Lathrop
Babbitt
Murray
Vandresar
Raymonda
Maloney
Nerly
League
Oryni
Frank Laurié
Grand Valley
Laurie i
Corryite Pickpocket Victim Beset at Courty Seat
Corry resident Henry Stow was pickpocketed on the Band 1 platform while waiting for an excursion train during the Porry celebration. He lost four dollars from his hip pocket though the ticket remained safe. Other Corry residents reportedly had money touched in the crowd at the county seat event.
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Henry Stow
Brie
Cantonindirl
Uegine
Cruwda
Stowe
Eave
Baribough Died Last Evening in Local City
Jerenah D Marihoul a resident reports Baribouh died last night at Win Home in the First ward around 1:30. Baribouh born French Canadian near Qteber before the war served in Company K Sixth Cavalry then carried on business on East South street with son Frettor Thourh. Survived by wife and two sons Fred of this city and Lewis of Pittsville. Follows funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Jerenah D. Marihoul
Win
Mr. Barlhoush
Qteber
Thriout
Carry
Lhen
East South Street
Frettor Thourh
Tred
Lewis
Pittsville
Crazed man with razor roams streets injuring two
In Corry a man brandishing a razor attacked two youths near Main and Maple as Patrick King and Vinnie Graham attempted to reach town from the Corry Chair factory. He smashed a window at the Arlington saloon, battled Weber and fled toward the Commercial hotel where Officer Stevens restrained him. The suspect was jailed, treated for a cut, and fined five dollars by Mayor Alexander. A parallel note covers Bell Telephone pole removal and curb work at South and Center streets, delaying the pole setting.
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Borhood
Main Street
Maple Ave
Mil St A
Hubert King
Vinnie Graham
Corry
Howard J
Amuse
Jane
Jane Tan
King
Graham
Theo Ownie Ranula
Ariington
Messra Weber
Myers
Weber
Heblad
Dar
Rony
Hiv
Web R
Poreyer Vadmiko
Ag Weber
James Stevens
Jim
Stevens
Clough
Anlington
Wiepelf
John Kliter
Stayang
Hungiingdon
Ind
Albert Jaeluan
Erle Road
Tadana
Muller
Hes
Milimax Locomotive Works
Foundry
Treaman
New York City
New York
Gilint
United States Navy
Brooklyn Nuvy
Navy
Olle Wax
Swhdes
Officur Stevens
Vlacw
Ori
Ae Dentes
Ton Pelo
Alexander
Hin
Training a squad from Company A at Erle camp
A letter from Company A at Erle camp notes a creditable drill at inspection and reports Captain Brown training a special squad for the prize squad contest. The green company shows strong form, with many members nearing peak condition as visitors watched the drill and camp routines.
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Company Aly
Erle
Brown
Uerry
Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight and Tomorrow
A brief weather note indicates showers tonight and tomorrow with mild temperatures. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions, with scattered showers across the region.
Accident on Penny Excursion injures Wiersen worker
Frank Wilson a foundry employee at Stravary, near Wiersen, was seriously hurt on the Penny excursion home from Erie. He stepped on the track while a switch was pulled and suffered a broken right ankle. Dr. C B Kibler treated the injury aboard the train and Wilson was later sent home after urgent care at Corry station.
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Frank Wilson
Stratvery
Wiersen
Erie
Hella Valley
Wilson
Stanton
C. B. Keibler
Kibler
Corry
Ownership of Half the Earth Novel Spoofs Wealth Gain
A brief fragment notes a young man in a trance who inherits large sums from relatives and friends, awakening two centuries later to own over half the earth. It hints at wealth accumulation and urges saving in a savings account with high interest. The piece promotes thrift and financial security.
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Linthe
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Baribough
Warren National Bank
Warren, Fla
Warren Savings Bank
Tate OF
Pennsylvania
Bell Co
Contractor
South St
Bell Telephone, Co
South and
Centar Street
Vvich
Dr. Kibler
Oil City Trust Co
GH Mon Tne Een
The
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
Co. T. Conarro, Cashier
Savings Insurance
Citizens
National L Bank
Obiany
Lond, Peestaest Srr
Cose Freaideal & W
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