Venango County Slayer Cleared in Greenville Death
The Venango County jury finds that Walter Wheaton had no role in the death of 40 year old BI Signer in Greenville in 1897. Signer, an employee of Greenville Steel Car Co, died with a bullet near his heart, revolver found downstairs. The verdict holds Signer killed himself after recent legal troubles and wife’s death, with no evidence of Wheaton’s involvement.
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Greenville
BI Signer
Walter Wheaton
George Carter
Venango County
Signer
Greenville Steel Car Company
Now Comes Our Summer White Sale
White goods are highlighted in a summer sale with bargains on India linons, sheer goods, and fancy white fabrics. Various patterns and widths are offered at reduced prices, with items described as suitable for dresses for ladies and children and values up to 15 to 25 cents per yard, now marked down to as low as 12 cents and 2 cents per yard.
Wheaton Returns to Greenville After Release
A man named Wheaton was reportedly seen in Greenville near Bonsomer track after spending the night at home. A local woman near Signer's Dome claimed hearing a strange sound at 9 o clock in the forenoon, an hour before Wheaton left. The physician could not determine how long Signer had been dead, but it was several hours. Wheaton came to Greenville during dusk Monday, stayed at home overnight, and was reported to be married to a Greenville girl since his release from the penitentiary a year ago. He is known to have past alcohol troubles and run-ins with the law.
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Signer
Wheaton
Singer
Sherif Crain
Greensville
Mercer
Wheatonia
Greenville
Gréenville
Mrs Winns Advice To Women From Lydia E Pinkham Ad
A Kansas City Missouri reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pain and infertility, claiming two successful pregnancies after use. A Georgia reader from Cumming recounts severe stomach misery and fatigue before improved appetite sleep and energy following the remedy, endorsing it for other women.
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Kansas
Cuy
Amos
Charlie Bagley
Camming, Ga
Malissore Tribesmen Defeated In Albania Urgency Report
London news reports the Malissore tribesmen’s expedition against Durazzo failed. Rebels are surrounded near Durazzo, with Durazzo’s defenses strong and government forces advancing from Durazzo toward Suk. Some sources claim improvement toward peace, while others deny it.
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London
Rou
Guy Durageo
Durazzo
Brindisi
Almilii
Rome
Suk
Alty
Constantinope
Athena
Times
Gypsy Gang Causes Trouble in Titusville
June 17 Titusville reports a gang of nomads arriving by five wagon loads. They camp near Holiday dam meadow trespassing on Mrs. Ramuel R. McClelland’s land, injuring no one but causing a confrontation with her son-in-law Jemen O’Hare. O’Hare posts bail after a warrant for assault is served. The group then departs toward East Titusville and later heads west.
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Titusville
Franklin
Holiday Dam
Ramuel R. McClelland
Timre
Mr. O' Hare
Peter B. Tarr
Mr. O'Hare
O'Hare
East Titusville
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Corry Resident Testimony
A Corry resident, Av Nichols of 216 W Wayne St, reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney trouble after irregular secretions and backaches. The testimonial cites Ames & Co Drug Store and urges readers to ask for Doan's by name, noting widespread home backing.
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Corry
Sany
Doan
Nichols
W. Wayne
Cony
Ames & Co
Sir. Nichols
Foster-Milburn Co
Buitato
Special 35 ox Ladies and Men’s Wear Listing Note
A garbled catalog fragment lists items described as Run of the Mill stock with prices described as 448 and 500 in a 1900s style format. Mentions women’s summer undergarments, ladies’ garments, men’s French bargain items with gloves, and sizes 1 to 16. language suggests a retail inventory note with varied garment descriptions.
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Mtant
Allie Howe
Moat
Bargain Line of Ladies and Children's Wash Dresses
An advertisement describes a sample line of ladies and children's wash dresses at bargain prices. It mentions cor et corsets and premium tickets, offering exchanges or guarantees and prices ranging from $1 to $8 for items aimed at cold weather wear.
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Cohen & Sons
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States Weather Bureau
New York
Albutry
Lear
Atlantic City
Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Washington
Cory
City Hack
Fridon Reasonabl
Devoe Lead and Zinc
J. M. Sheely & Son W
Main Street
George L. Besson
A. Thomas
W. Iqat
LD West Lehih
Mle Lipa Ee
R. S. Johnson
Wales Howe
D. Nast
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