Fireworks Ban Declared Ahead of Erie Fourth
Erie Police Chief William Detzel announced a citywide ban on sale and use of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July celebration. violators face $10 fines and potential jail, with enforcement beginning days before the holiday to ensure public safety and compliance.
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Detzel
New City
Orte
Ithe
Dy Detzel
Ndulu
Uty
Ly Coungil
Carriex
Jal
Brie
Taken from the Journal Files Twenty Years Ago 1909
Twenty years ago a Constable Pierce of the Servo Ward was wounded with two bullets during an attempted arrest near a house of questionable reputation in the outer city. Rev HG Weaver delivered the laureate sermon to graduates at the Methodist church. Howard J. Riplet, a prominent northwestern Pennsylvania businessman, died at Humint hospital in Wile. A new popcorn man arrived in the city and stayed at John Clough’s on Hist street. Ralph Sperry bought Homer Manley’s driving horse. Mrs Mary Mazin of Titsville died Sunday morning. DL Bracken and family visited Lakeside. Gen Barlow party at Barlow stage Findley Lake. The baseball team, guided by Manager Myers, prepared for a game with Muyy lle emotion. Walter Merrick to pay hinge.
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John Clough
Bond Issue Approved Despite Davis Protests
In North East area townships a county board backed a bond issuance worth 250 000 for a tuberculosis hospital and related projects despite Charles R. Travig and Davis opposition. Davis warned bond power would shrink to 110 000, while critics argued money would drain into sinking funds and state authorities would limit future borrowing. A separate murder trial, Morris Mange, ended in disagreement as jurors remained split on conviction after deliberating since Wednesday.
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Erik
Charles R. Travig
Joseph F. Rogan
Allan MacLean
North East
Melfwear
Mutteresk
Rogan
Melleyn
Davis
Lyeirazo
Therculosis Hospital
Ofhier
Theonite WI
Poulauiye
Iel Liquor” Wivirder
Morris Mange Ily
Pouria Yadlezeen
Mansfield
Harold Huddleston
Somerset
Tath
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Manstrei
Huddleston
W Sture
Peorii
Corry Man Sues for Six Thousand Dollars in Damages
James A Bemue of Corry files a $6,000 damage suit in Crawford County Courts against Jacob Wisenberg of Titusville over a claimed false arrest. The complaint alleges Wisenberg, proprietor of a Diamond Street clothing store, falsely arrested Bemue and defamed him, with details tracing to a forgery case involving A L Cook and check payments. The case cites a grand jury true bill and subsequent nolle prosequi, asserting Bennet’s asserted guilty plea and ongoing reputational harm from the incident.
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James A. Bémue
Ville City
Crawford
Jacob Wisenberg
Tmhhlsville
Meadville
Titusville
James A Ben Felt
Greeley
Crawford County
Diamond Street
Pasville
Brooks Curta
Erie
Bennett
Wisenberg
A. L. Cook
Forest
Cony
Wisenders
A. J. Coutt
Coutt
Coury Bennett Ayers
Cools
Benefit for Infants Home Rose Day Observed in City
A Rose Day event to aid the county Infants Home will be held Saturday with roses sold in the street under the Children s Aid Society. Mrs O W Bracken and Mrs William Myers supervise the sale from Rose Day headquarters in the Municipal building. Mrs Bracken and Mrs Myers will be aided by local young women as patrons are urged to contribute.
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Ua Brie County Infants’ Home
Atreety
Children's Aid Soviety Primitive
O. W. Bracken
William Myers
Newby Worle
Ie Iy- Thre
Henry Ford urges broader public access to medical progress
Henry Ford joins advocates of scientific progress arguing doctors should explain advances to the public. He notes delays in making new surgical methods and disease treatments available and complains that the public hears little unless controversies arise. Doctors favor limited public interpretation due to ethics and professional protections, while editors and others push for regular, clear public information.
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Henry Ford
Mord
Edicrs
Open Windows Outperform Mechanical Ventilation in Study
A 1927 state commission survey in Syracuse schools found open windows more healthful than artificial systems. A US Public Health Service study of two comparable schools showed absences for respiratory diseases at 4.3 percent with mechanical ventilation versus 4.2 percent with open windows. The findings suggest room for improvement in ventilation methods.
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State Commission On Ven- Uintieh
Syracuse
United States Public Health Service
Artfell
Game of Correct English Exercises and Answers
This page presents a set of English language exercises with misspellings pronunciation questions and word variant tasks. It includes prompts such as correct forms for phrases like to have hints of work and to pronounce words, plus a list of words to define and spell correctly with answers from yesterday.
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Vanyiisi
Vaniin
Vantage
Uren
Quiz answers from yesterday page notes
Answers list covers 1780 earthquake year King of Britain during American Revolution and other trivia. It includes Walter body separation Greenland and Hall of Fame location, with scattered garbled entries and partial names.
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San Francisco
Great Britain
Walter
Greenland
North American
Thomas Balson
Coles
Springfield
Acid Makes Poor Gargle Inquirys Warn Of Accidental Poisoning
June 7 Anne Bilithorp 20 daughter of Mrs Rose Wilithorp of 103 Diomesta Avenue was found gurgling carbolic acid. She attempted a throat gargle with what she believed iodine solution. quick first aid and doctors saved her life. Her condition improved a day later.
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Kane
Anne Bilithorp
Rose Wili-thorp
Diomesta Aveniy
Puzzle style arithmetic problem from a 19th century page
A reader presents a multi step calculation problem. The prompt shows numbers and operations including multiplying by 200 dividing by 460 and scaling by 100. It asks to verify yesterday's answer of 4685 50 and to perform three computed results from the given steps.
Thatcher Named to Head State Club
General Electric declares an extra dividend of 1 dollar in common stock and regular dividends of 1 dollar on luminion and fifteen cents on special stock, payable July 26. Marshall retirement leads to state administration changes as John Marshall exits and William I office announces promotions and new appointments in government and Masonic circles.
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New York
General Electric Companyr
Tusto Vichaldeey
Veeun
Marshall
Sy Au
Washington
Cleveland
Ifice
Thatcher
John Marshall
Wester Mackey
Philadelphia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
National League of Masonic
Jiujis P. Sisson
Raoue Island
Marsal
Wm.t. Ramsey
Tno
Matkey
Manuel B. Schoneld
Edwin ©. Layis
Owen
Tolli
George Washington University Fund
Mind of Little Value Inspires Broadminded Sympathy
Fragmentary text describes someone who listens to every side and offers sympathy regardless of worth, likened to a mind like spilled milk. The lines suggest a broadminded, indiscriminate approach with unclear context or subject.
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Sue W Hinz
Hetng
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Corry
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Ely
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Methodist Church
Howard J. Riplet
Wile Saturuny
Ralph Sperry
Delawire Struet
Homer Manley
Mary Mazin
Titsville
Merry
Carty
Dl, Bracken
Curry
Lakeside
Gen. Barlow
Barlow Stage
Findley Lake Teller
Myers
Walter Merrick
W. L. Gordon
Henderson
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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Federal Reserve System
General Electric
Ey United Press
Enker
Howers
Grand Union
Kellogg’s
California
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del Monte
Market Center of
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