Horse Thief Captured Near Nebraska After Chase
Tionesta on June 14 reports C. C. Thomas with a bad record was captured near Nebraska by a posse member named McKenns. Thomas allegedly stole a team from George Agnew of Cooksville. A $150 reward had been offered. He surrendered after a revolver was pointed at him and was placed in county jail pending Agnew's arrival.
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Tionesta
C. C. Thomas
Nebraska
McKenns
Thomas
George Agnew
Cooksville
Asa
Shio
Lown
Nere
McTenna
Toneste
Dail
Agnew
Library board discusses reports and prison site note
The regular meeting of public library trustees reviewed months of librarian reports and a Meadville association meeting. The entertainment balance benefited the library, and next year’s course includes Senator Frank J. Cannon. A prison site near West Mickary is discussed by the state board and local officials.
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Library Board Monthly Meeting
STATE
Public Library Trustees
Ibrary
Susan Williams
Northwestern Association
Meadville
My. Babbitt
Frank J. Cannon
Utah
Messenger vs City of Corry Court Rules $200 Judgment
A. F. Messenger obtained a $200 judgment plus costs against the City of Corry in a trespass case heard before Alderman Barker. The dispute arose from the city opening an alley across Messenger’s land, with fences and buildings damaged, valued at $200. It was not learned if the city will appeal.
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A. F. Messenger
City of Corry
Quarterly Report of Corry Hospital for May 81st 1011
The Corry Hospital records show 18 patients in care during the quarter ending May 81st 1011 with admissions 103 and discharges including cures improvements and deaths. It lists daily patient averages and revenue details with receipts from hospital and state totaling 8149.54.
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Corry Hospital
Red Stars Here Tomorrow Clash At Fair Grounds
Tomorrow afternoon at 9 20 Crescents meet Union City Red Stars at the Fair Grounds. Craker catches Crescents with Joe Sullivan on the mound. For Union City Ryans Taber and Un Jon form the battery. The match promises clean, fast play and a strong crowd.
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Crescents
Union City Red Stars
Craker
Joe Sullivan
Jon
Battery
Ryans
Taber
Kaine
Ike
Horse Stolen From West End Rig In Beaverdam Area
A farmer’s wagon with a harnessed horse was driven away from West Main Street by a woman and taken toward Elgin Beaverdam as authorities issued descriptions to nearby towns. An automobile party later reported seeing the rig and occupants abusing the horse but no arrests or recovery had been reported by late afternoon.
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Lhat
West End
Two Tablets and Stomach Misery Gone
An Ames & Co advertisement touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a cure for upset stomach gas belching heaviness heartburn and biliousness with a five minute guarantee. It cites user A J Fish of West Carthage New York and promotes ongoing trial offers and mail order from Booth's MIONA Go Buffalo New York.
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Np, Ames & Co
N. F. Ames & Co
Dsed
A. J. Fish
Carthage
N. Y
Driggista
Booth
Buffalo
Everything in a Name
A white victim, bound by stakes, escapes peril as Umpqua the Medicine Man declares the prisoner aligned with Corry's Indian Medicine Company. The crowd shifts from threat to festive relief, praising the power of a name.
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Umpqua
Corry
Indian Medicine Company
Council House
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Corry Evening Journal
Ures— Horse Thief
Forest County
West Hickyory
Gotimistonera
Tyner
Cartar
West Mickary
Allegheny River
Commissionera
Slapp
Venango County
Moréeands
West's
Sracery
Zellar
Sharon
Lyons & Murrays
Airdome Theater
Frederick and
Kirkwood
the Cowboy's
Park Place Street
Washington Street
Alderman Barker
Eth
The
Allistle Refining Company
Scorps
Erie Railroad
Pittsburg
T.h.brown & Son
Center St
Amuseu Theater
Sakeville
Hilson
Shakespeare
iPrincess Theater
Deanne Trip
Thanhouser
Lyric Theater
Cuietowley
Pho
Edinon Pama
Sam Jacobson &Co
One Price Clothiers
C. R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
Barlow Hardware Co
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