Finish of the Buffalo Fight and Harbor Purchase
A municipal controversy ends as Buffalo approves the Treasure Island harbor purchase for 300000 after months of opposition. Councilman Warwick, initially recused, votes once his interests are disposed. critics allege graft by a local group, while supporters claim restraint and future federal action. The affair shapes public sentiment ahead of Buffalo’s upcoming government changes.
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Laughing Edison and frowning Gossett in Princeton degree photo
Edison and Gossett appear in a single photograph at Princeton University’s 168th commencement. Edison smiles despite the dignity of a doctor of potency, while Gossett wears a grave expression as he receives his degree amid notable engineering achievement and Panama Canal fame.
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Panama Canal
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Princeton
County to Raise Funds for County Agent
Eva reports on June 24 that the county agent and farm bureau project will be reconsidered by the agriculture committee of the Horn of Commerce at W meeting on Monday at 12:90. The committee chair Forde indicated Erie county must raise about $2,000 for a county agent, with $1,000 pledged by county commissioners. The remainder may come from the Board of Commerce, and a county agent will only proceed if the Farm Bureau is organized by the Board of Commissioners.
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Erle County
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Erie County
Drugs Cut Off Patient Kills Self
Percy J. Davis aged twenty two drank four ounces of carbolic acid on hospital steps after doctors refused to provide him drugs. He died a few minutes later at Corking hospital despite intervention by three physicians. An observer from a window alerted staff and medical staff attempted life saving measures.
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Auto Turned Turtle At Oil City
June 24 near Rouseville Ol City two men Halph McMullen and LeRoy Vernon of Franklin were in a car that swerved near a Rush Hartel plant. The vehicle rolled, both men were thrown beneath it and injured. Charley Moon found them, The Osonider ambulance carried them to hospital. McMullen regained consciousness and left the hospital next day. Vernon remained unconscious for some time, later regaining some consciousness but suffering severe injuries from concussion and possible facial injuries.
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Rowe's displays a riot of plants and vines in bedded show
The column highlights a variety of bedding plants and vines including coleus canna fuchsia lantana salvia petunias verbena geraniums and black eyed Susans with a colorful display at Rowe's garden shop.
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Opposition to Penrose at Warren Convention
June 24 Warren reports Senator Penrose will not address the Rural Free Delivery carriers convention in Warren on July 6 and 7. The Warren County Association and its March-appointed committee sought national figures, but internal opposition and a thwarted plan led Penrose to decline. The carrier group must seek another speaker.
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