Warren Man Hangs Self on Derrick at Hill
Warren resident Charles Peter son, 70, a longtime North Warren dweller, was found hanged Saturday night from a derrick on Taisier Hill near Warren. The body was discovered at 4 pm by neighbors W. J. Hagan and A. G. Edwards as they strolled near the hill. He had left home, returned with a rope, climbed the derrick, and hanged himself, leaving the rope looped about the wheel. Pearson had a history of frequent ascents to Tanner Hill brow, and the tragedy site lies across a valley about 400 yards from the Emile Amann murder scene.
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Warren
Charles Peterson
North Warren
Taisier Hill
Warren Phorough
Couenopee
W. J. Hagan
A. G. Edwards
Bert Watton
Eean
Peterson
Henry Street
Pearson
Emile Amann
Rail workers spot deer near Red Hunny pasture
Pennsylvanian freight crews report a young deer in a strip of woods near Red Hunny on a Friday. The animal emerged to drink from a stream by the tracks, then fled into the forest as a train approached. Richard Johnson's family saw the deer and cows nearby.
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Pennsylvania
Richard Johnson
Red House
Mr. Johnson
Jason
Wil
Bloody Sunday street battle in New York kills and wounds
In East 14th Street New York two Italian feuds erupt into a pistol fire rampage near St Stephen's Church. Salvator Pellegrini is shot dead and several bystanders including two children and a man named Pellegrini are wounded. authorities report the clash stems from a feud and petty robberies.
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New York
East 14Th
Bt Stephen's
Faether Frookeh
St. Stephen's
Avenna A
Polles
Atenement
Salvator Pellegeinin
East Ith
Treat
Leo
Abe Catese Atertes , Salvatirs
One County Spent Eight Millions for Good Roads
Cleveland, June 15. Cuyahoga County plans to add sixty miles of rural brick roads to its 400 miles of pavement. County Engineer Stinchcomb says total expenditure will exceed 1000000, with bricks proving permanence and raising rural land values. City of Cleveland to pave about twenty miles of streets and main highways this year.
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Cleveland
Cugaha- 80
Stinchcomb
Cuyahoga County
Studhcomb
Deafness Cured by Osteopath At Pittsburgh Meet
Dr A M Gohring of Pittsburgh announced a deafness cure at the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association convention in Philadelphia. The method, claimed to avoid knives or surgery, drew a buzz of excitement as patients including Capt. Toshi A King, veteran with nearly fifty years of deafness, reported sudden improvements after treatment. King described hearing a horse’s hoofbeats distinctly for the first time in thirty years, noting dramatic gains since the session.
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Bris
A. M. Gohring
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association
Chisimo
Goodring
J. D. Mawardy
St. Louia
Toshi A. King
Ing
Cleveland
Gohring
King
Fort Brown
Texas
Dr. King
Arcanum Meeting Held at Oil City Northwestern Pennsylvanias Royal Arcanum
A quarterly session of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Royal Arcanum met in Oil City in the Arlington hotel parlor from around to 6 30 Friday after a reception for visiting delegates by members of Contest Council No 124 in Kulghta of Pyth hall. About 40 councils in the association were represented including Corry's W L Marsh.
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Pennsylvania
Royal Arcanum
Arlington Hotel
Big season expected at Van Buren Point
Fredonia June 14 a large number of new summer homes will be built at Van Buren Point this summer and work has already started on many new cottages. Most buildings are erected by Pittsburgh and Dunkirk people. Two hundred Pittsburgh and Erie people will spend this summer at Van Buren, with many arriving this week. Lake Shore and Pennsylvania trains are planned to stop at Van Buren this year to accommodate Pittsburgh, Erie, and Buffalo cottage visitors.
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Fredonia
van Buren Point
Mer
Pittsburehe
Dunkirke
New Tonnis
Pittsburgh
Urie
van Buren
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Bill to regulate water carriers introduced in Congress
Washington June 15 A bill to regulate water carriers in US foreign and domestic commerce will be introduced in the House by Representative Alexander The measure targets the alleged shipping trust and follows a probe by the merchant marine and factories committees Cambridge Moss June 18 William Sidia a 15 year old will earn a bachelor of arts from Harvard as the youngest graduate ever He is the son of Borin Bidis a psychologist The Evening Journal is available at Platts News Store South Cantor Street and Union Now Company stand in the depot
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Washington
United States
Alexander
Alexander Bi
James Sidia
Younkewt
Cambridge
Moss
William Dalion Sida
Harvard West Wok
Borin Bidis
HUY Tar Journal
The
Evening Journal
Alo
Plats Newa
Cantor Street
Union Now Company
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West South Steers
Gotsoxove
Pear
Epirox Anrem Cousonovs
Mixaorso
Carrive
Corry
Amann
Railroaers
F. C. Ericson Royal Tailor
Traction Building
Salvatori
William Pellegrin
Salvatora
Willian
East 14Th Street
Polleerini
Ghimen
Cumabot
Alvators
Fred
Pellegrini
Jennie Rundonigo
Liz Pellegrini
Himeetl
Avenue A
Tony Pastignon
William Pellegrini
Burke
Bellevue
Pellestinin
Hellevue
Erie
Arcanum
Oil City
Ister
Columbus Lake
Bear Lake
Findley Lake
Clymer
L. A. Auer
Sporting Goods Department of
Barlow Hardware Co
SAM Jacobson & CO
SAM Jacobson N & CO
Ghote
Come Fron
Annie Brook
White Palace
Annia Brook Hair Food Co
Bam
CERO
Acme Milling
W. Washington
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