Village News Fragments and Local Notices
A jumble of short items reports changes at the European Hotel and Henderson’s store, a newborn at Corry Hospital, a carnival entrant not a candidate, demolition of the Compluiter Hotel landmark, and funeral and hospital fund news. It notes a hospital project in Westfield, a military cadet listing from Corry, corrections on a highway news report, and local crime notes. Public health updates mention Titusville disease precautions and a carnival cancellation amid quarantines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whur & Co
Wright
Agit
Bair & Co
Weightay
Steinway Plano
Henderson
Corry Hospital
Mini Hello Keim
Trving
Salt Rising Bread
Male & Co
Mrante
Lynch
AL Marion Atreat
Yuesday
Journal Day
Ghumbeelaly
Corry
Harrison Koppel
Harry G. Roberts
Hilton City
Weleh
Brawnigs
W. Gluws
Clirtonville
Hranklin
Man Huy
Calvnty
May Eesti
Sunteret Fymulelin News
Bedding Plants in Variety
Fragmentary text describes bedding plants with hints of varieties and colors. It mentions early Tobiasons and cubibago like hints of bloom, but the legible portion is scattered and unclear.
Pettit Faces Unclear Task at Depot Dispute
A confused OCR read mentions A. E. Pettit and an address on Mun Street, Winson, with references to a depot incident and a green house heated oven. The fragment suggests a local notice or briefer about a property or transport matter, but specifics are illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pettit
Winson
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Springfield Goods Plant
A Hear Mry goods Company plant and remaining portion of We Hoth east corner of the Square were wiped out by a fire estimated at a million dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage in Springfield MO, drawing national attention due to the surrounding debris and historical context of a prior 1908 murder case connected to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Splugfield
Hear Mry Goods Company
We Hoth
Sanare
Looks Old and Not Yet 40 Women Face Subtle Health Signs
A fragment discusses women aging, hormonal balance, and self-image. It suggests early decline in vitality, mentions common symptoms and concerns about beauty and health. The text references Lydia Pinkham’s remedy as a proposed treatment and hints at improving appearance and backache relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional
Lydia
Pinkhon
Strikers Crowd Dispersed After Disorderly Night Clash
A crowd gathered near Third and Milling Streets from 8:30 to 10 PM Saturday as officers moved in to quell unrest. One man, Joe Oloito Tuellan, resisted and was struck by a policeman, later deemed minor after a doctor examined him at the trolley station. Several similar arrests followed during the disorderly conduct crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miling Sts
Joe Oloito
Tuellan
Wall buy land to straighten highway curve near mills
The article describes a plan by P. R. Re Wall to purchase land in the Third ward west of the Buffalo and Susquehanna line to straighten a curve. The project would remove a dangerous bend near Washington Street and the Erie crossing, improving safety at the canal mill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R
WALL
Vonndylvanie Rilbond Wats
Buffalo & Musturg
Third Ward
Aoine Mills
Washington
Frosts Cause Widespread Damage Across Counties
Frost injuries sweep through Joloxtown Paydino Conpria and nearby Somerent Counties, leafing crops ruined and rye wasted to the roots near Lorelio. A tragedy is reported aboard a submarine near Bristol Channel where an explosion claims one life and injures eleven crew members. Treasury and construction notices announce a sealed bid opening in Corry PA for a U S Post Office building with two stories and basement, 6400 square feet, fireproof stone façade and copper roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelio
Treasury Department
Hupartisins
Washinton
United States
Pont Office
Corry
Au Gt Corry
Wenderoth
Huparviay Ane
Htas
Murder Inquest Into Frank Lynch Death
The coroner’s jury met to determine Frank B Lynch’s death on June 8 1913. Witnesses including Patrolman James Stevens Dr B H Phelps Mayor C L Alexander Perry Gannon and Pearl Kelly described a shooting caused by a .32 caliber revolver fired by Pearl Kelly at the Commercial Hotel scene. The jury found Lynch died from a gunshot wound fired by Pearl Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lynch
J. T. Barker
Capt . Sullivan
J. Orrin Waite
B. H. Phelps
C. L. Alexander
P. C. Miller
Peter Madison
J. W. Stevens
D. J. Alexander
James Stevens
Wright Place
Dr. Phelps
Lynch
Kelly
Steve
Alexander
Wright
Pearl Kelly
Perry Gannon
Earl Damon
Floyd Mortis
Commercial Hotel
Gannon
Frank B. Lynch
Not Much Applause For Mrs Thaw in London Debut
United Press report from London dated June 2 notes Mrs Bevelyn Newbit Thaw appeared at the Hippodrome in vaudeville. The theater was full but applause for Mrs Thaw, recently branded Vyolyn Nesbit, was tepid. Her act consisted of a tango dance during which she sang no lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prope
London
Scottand Yara
Kalakl Uno
Miay Davidosa
Ely
Suffra- Botter
Thair Social Union
Wileyan
Kingdward
United Press
Bevelyn Newbit Thaw
Hippodrome
Vaudoville
Inca
Harry Kendall
Thaw
Stanford White
Vyolyn Nesbit
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Ilmoriional Bank
Hale & Co
South Bend
Wright TU
Acaie Milling Co
AL Piltstlot
Brek
Nowtorns
Wilton McGraw
Tot
Titusville
Herald
Springfield
City Market
Davidson
Jamestown
Acme
Bristol Channel
Mrs. Thaw
Bernstein Bros
Main St
W. H. Duffy & Co
S. Center Street
Corry Art Stone Company
E. Weeks, Jr
Bell Phone
Essex and
Eagle Sts
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