Personal mentions and travels fill local scenes
A string of brief notices records visits, departures, and returns among residents. A. Gooley and Robert Patterson travel for business, Glenn Donaldson visits Spring Creek, Misa Laura Jordan threads North Tonawanda to visit relatives, and many others are noted as spending days with friends or returning home from Buffalo, Meadville, and Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S, A. Gooley
Robert Patterson
Akron
Ohio
Glenn Donaldson
Spring Creek
Mises Gertrude
Louise Myrick Syant
Sherman
Misa Laura Jordan
North Tonawande
N Y
J. N. Marks
First Avenue
Ferguson
Menilville
G. M. Goodwin
Jamestown
J. T. O'Neil
Pittsburg
Hollis
Hhvadls
Meadville
Drew
Whittlespy
Chautagulla Lake
Sidney Stewart
Renovo
Clarence Carlson
Wayne Thayer
Mry
Adie Waggoner
Daugh ‘Ter
Smith Strest
Chautauqua
Cassius Séars
Edward Hawkins
Clifford Jourder
Claude Perry
Mendyike
Union City
Seasonable Floral Offerings at Pettit Florist
Union florist A. E. Pettit advertises seasonable cut flowers, potted plants, and floral designs at 310 East Main Street with phone 84. Local notices mention visits by business traveler Morris Bernstein to Warren and several residents taking trips to Clymer and Champlain Lake, with Ray Powers returning to Warren and Master Walter Sweet visiting Warren relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pettit, Florist
E. Main St. Union
Brovton
Morris Bernstein
Warren
Sumyer Bentley
Clymer
Fatal Result of Accident in Jamestown
Wal ter Knight of Falconer died at Jones General hospital at 6 30 am aged 60 years 6 months and 9 days after a wood splitting accident in May. An axe struck his head after glancing off a clothesline causing a severe wound that later required surgery and led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Journal
Walter Knight
Falconer
Jones General Hospital
Colonel Back To Sagamore Hill In Progressive Row
Colonial leaders in New York rally around Roosevelt amid denials of Taft’s hold. County chairmen report a strong Progressive push with personal greetings and early favoritism, highlighting regional support and internal party dynamics in a tense 1912 political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Taft Wilson
Roosevelt
Oynler
Bas
Lilly
Rooevelt
Cooley
Mount Vernon
Thoese
Men’s Elk Skin Shoes to Close Out at $1.89
Retail note states men’s elk skin shoes priced originally at $2.50 are being cleared at $1.89. The deal reflects a substantial discount likely aimed at moving inventory and attracting bargain buyers. A local store promotes the sale with emphasis on the reduced price and limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween
Harry Gray
Political maneuvering and convention talk bogs down at Buffalo
The scene at the Sittler hotel in Buffalo features Timothy J. Woodrum of King County and a host of prominent figures as they discuss Democratic and third party plans for the upcoming Chicago convention. Friction emerges over delegates, pledges, and the path to the governor’s race as Davenport withdraws and Progressive hopes wane amid sparse hotel bookings for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geera Horation
King
Hamilton Phil
Ot Alam
General James
Clarion
Iivet Gordon Miller
Chain Bey T. Hamlin
Erie
Theadore Lowglas Robinson
Mindy Hay
Avg
Sittler
Buffale
Chicago
Vention
Carge
Kroosevett
Ela
Ks Columbus
Daly
Progressive Party
Atoonevelt Frannkorn
Miruners
Chiongo
Wilson Making Progress in Acceptance Speech Preparations
Governor Wilton reported to have completed a full day of work on his acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination. He aims to finalize by Friday morning or by early tomorrow, with advisers to review. Margaret Wilson reportedly traveled to visit, while Mrs Wilson and daughters stayed at the White House door and lawn. In Vermont, the Progressive party convention bolted backing Roosevelt loyalist Al Batchelder as a rival, signaling internal party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholton’s Hall
Columbus
Misa Magio Spigaman
Corry
Thomas McMahon
Waller Spencer
Deveruwe
Sam Girt
N. J
Wilton
Il Jay Biornl
Margaret Wilson
Eleanor Jott
Howe Shem
White House
Local Sale Ad Promises 40 Percent Off Goods
A fragment advertises a sale offering forty percent discounts on items including Patnta and Varnian es. Supply your wants at this sale and save money through reduced prices and promotional deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patnta
Varnianes
Kodak supplies for film and developing papers
Kodak expands stock to meet rising demand providing glass negatives film developing paper and accessories including wall friction developer enlarging Yonder high light cartridges Yale frame rubber tar and dark lanterns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aomouring Filma
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Walker
Islven
Library
Jackson and Florence
Reela Pictures
Bell
Amuseu Theater
Anderson
Prince
Amustle
Sagamore Hill
Aranet Noowevelt
Joby
Aung Did
van Dison
Chemng
Sheanon Wo
Wenn Jople
Esdemocrata
Taft
Bruce
Westchester County
Britebald
Cohen's
Cohen Store
Cohen's Department
Oxfords
Cohen
Cohnn's Department Blorm
Cohln's Department
Cohen's Store
Cohen's Department Store
Cohen's Department Store — Cohen's Department
W. H. Duffy & Co
South Center Street
J. R. Graves the
Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Givorabje
Wilson
Tmothy J. Woodrum
Counsty
Nts
Ble Sane Tan
Harland B. Hows
St. Johnghurs
Davenport
Sormer Bensator
Frederick M. Davenport
Hye
Liathy
Mike
Muvenvort
Roonevelt
Bolte
Hurlington
al Wiles Batchelder
Buthet
Ings
Jensen Bros
E. Main St
Bell Phone
Kodak Supplies
R. G. Lindsley & Son Draggletn
Firat Ave
Fooma
Les
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