Dr Charles Haskins Named President of Johns Hopkins University
Dr Charles Haskins, longtime Allegheny College alumnus and associate of late Prof George W Haskins, has been elected president of Johns Hopkins University at age 40. An airborne career path saw him graduate at 17 with a PhD by 20, after stints in New York education circles. The official tenure grants correspondence and privileges for cards, amid debates on wealth and propriety, voiced by a Franklin Meor quotation.
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Charles H. Haskins
Allegheny College
George W. Haskins
Amstormay
Meadville
Will Move Penitentiary Amid Ohio Flats
Harrisburg statehouse action moves to relocate the penitentiary from the flats and fogs along the Ohio near Riverside. A bill for removal passed the House unanimously, advances to the Senate, sets a 1600 acre site in the western district with governor approval, and allocates 300000 for the project with a board of inspectors to oversee location and construction.
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Aurisburs
Western
Ohio
Riverside
House of
Tina
Governor Penor
Wortom Penitentiary
Ifn
Forent
Western District
Huaungdon County
Erie County
Union Church Notices For Tomorrow's Services
Union Evangeliatic service at Bath church begins morning hours with Sunday school. Executive Committee meets with Evangelist Davis-Sen at Presbyterian church. Charity meeting with Music Director F M at Methodist church. Young People's service at 3230 am. Union evening gathering at 140 pm at Methodist church led by Evangelist Davidson and Choir Leader FM Lamb. All welcome.
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Bovk
Union Evangeliatic Service
Bath
Ken Gion
Evangelist Davis- Sen
Presbyterian Church
Ats. Tm
Miule
F. M
Methodist Church
Valu Young People's Nervice
Young Peoples
Methoiat
Population Shifts Since 1900 Census Across Towns
The article notes population changes after the 1900 census with many towns recording declines while Albion rises from 695 to 1584 Worth Must grows from 1962 to 2672 and Gira from 884 to 1205 Canbridge Aprhigs posts 1514, just one more than 1900. Other towns like Wattsburgs Waterford End Connenntvilie register smaller declines or modest gains.
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Middleboro
Inboro
Wattsburgs
Waterford
Albion
Canbridge
Girara Boral
Reorganization Planned for Erie and Central Pennsylvania Railroad
At the office of Axtell J. Byles Esqr a meeting will discuss reorganizing the Erie and Central Pennsylvania Railroad company once famed as Steele railroad. A president and six directors will be elected and other business transacted. The project began in 1872 to build a line from Parker to Purxautawney via Titusville later abandoned after spending a million dollars. The property has changed hands and sections remain graded or traced, with track work and right of way extending toward Can Stldue Springs and Hydetown.
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Axtell J. Byles
Esc
Erie and Contral
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Agli
Steele Railroad
Tarke
Titusville
Can Stldue Springs
Tituaville
Milion Dolar
Tuneville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Dunkirk
Allegheny
Mulane
Queen City
Steele
New York
Hydetown
Glappville
Little Coaley
Muddy Creek
Minsville Heald
Stoke Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Mayville
James D. Stoke of Wufrey Pennsylvania pleaded guilty before Judge Ottoway in Erie County court to bigamy. He was sentenced to six months in the Erie County Penitentiary. Indicted by the grand jury more than a year ago for marrying Maxy Mollinger in Corry on December 11, 1878 while his first wife was living, he then married Alien Brikis in Palooner on July 8, 1909. He was arrested in Warren for adultery and spent months in a Warren County jail before being brought to this county for bigamy. His first wife testified before the grand jury.
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Mayville
Janica
Stoke
Wufrey
Guity
Ottoway
Ente Arimnoon
Nice Ottoway
Erie County
Maxy Mollinger
Corry
Bui
Palooner
Warren
Warren County
Thin County
Petition for Abolition of State Police Presented in Harrisburg
A petition signed by between sixty thousand and seventy thousand people to abolish the State Police was presented to the House in Harrisburg. Socialist member Mr. Mauer said signatures were collected in eastern counties within ten days. The matter was referred to the Tax and Malary General committee. Additional bills, including a new coal mine code, were reported out by committees.
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Harrisburg
Yeaterday
Mauer
Berks
Iabor
Ton Dayn
Fie
Corry High Wins Again on Home Court Victory over Sheffield High
Corry High clinches a season finale win at home against Sheffield High School in a fast paced game. Lyons and Cowles lead Corry with seven and five baskets each in a 41 to 6 second half surge, finishing 48 to 42. Strong defense by Babbitt disrupted Sheffield’s passing while Wood and Stanford anchored control at center and guard.
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Weason
Hota
Iewish
Sheffield High School
Mt Wi
Corny Boys
Sheffold
Sheffield
Terefore
Iayt Evenlive
Novood Wiig
al. Nulug
Corry
Sheffigl
Frelon
Slater
Wais
Lyons
Cowles
Wood
Stanford
Tom Tagt
Babbitt
Ulmsell Hig Wly
Jourdet
Lyong
Uturs
Haht Corry
Nelson
Ewan
Shettiela Corry
Chavies Keating
Nble
A Moune
Vik
Willy Vlone
Gey
Goods Roads Train Monday Arrives Corry Area
Corry residents are urged to attend a goods roads train Monday at 14 o slovk a. m. The train from the PL & 1. arrives eleven and departs 4 30 for Spartansburg Turaville and OU City. It stops at Center priest crowing In the 'bual hewn center. The exhibit features road making machinery under State College and Pennsylvania rail authority with federal agricultural support. A 6:46 p.m. rally in the Court House will be led by Judge Wal-Ming. The train will then visit Waterford Union City and Corry before handing over to the Buffalo and Allegheny Valley division.
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Cltmens
Corry
Taipun
PL & 1
UB & A.V
Spartansburg
Turaville
State Vollege
Pennsylvania Railtou
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
United States Denietment of Agricuiure
Warren
Younga Vill Wit
Thre
Ele
Arslyine
Court Holme
Wal- Ming
Waterford
Union City
Buffalo and
Alleghony Valley
Senator Clark Explains Bill on City Government Reform
Umriabueg March 17. Senator Clark defends a commission form of government plan, urging reduced council size in third class cities and a five-department structure. He notes flaws but argues current issues mirror earlier laws and that referendum initiative recall provisions need examination. Attendees include A M Puller, Weil, Manley Brown, and Reading officials. Senate members present include Wilbert, Clark, Catsin, Washbers, Morgan, and Jones.
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Umriabueg
Lessan
Oltlen
Harrisburg
T 9
A. M. Puller
Montville
Prea Weil
Pennylvania
Hint
Manley. Brown
Mondville
Jacois lImolts
Chamber of Commerce of
Bria
Ausociation
Henry Hinttehs, Jr
Werle
John J. Keppleman
Big. 8
Seb Weringer
Charles Lippes Dh
George Fints
Hyko Bchiman
Jamey Sellora
H. Satherwaite
Jenkin Hall
Harry Whitan
John D. Miskeeler
el, Watson
Alexanden Luria
Reading
Tradt
Li the Merchants Association
Wilbert
Senate Committee On Municipal Affairs
Clark, Catsin, Washbers
Morgan and Jones
Clark
Iata
1889
Sixty Years Of Change In A Jamestown Tale
A Morning Post reporter recalls A Flynn Kent who came to Jamestown as a 14 year old from Buffalo after a two day overland trip through muddy roads. Kent later operated a Wotmore oil refinery in Corry, ran dry goods with Kent Brothers, built the van works, led the Corry Gas and Water venture, and served as Corry mayor in 1884 before returning to Jamestown.
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Morning Post
A. Flynn Kent
Jamestown
Mr. Kent
Junien Town
Buffalo
Kent
Fannontown Morning Post
Corry
Wotmore
Main
Bouth Strects
Lisbrary
Thoiter
Kent Brothera & Henedict
West Avenue
Corny Gas and Water Supply Go
Marly
Polish Family Burned in Spruce Street Fire
An explosion in a dwelling at 125 Spruce Street in Oil City injured a Polish family, including a man, wife, and child, who were rushed to the hospital. Investigators found a ruptured rubber hose in the bedroom and a fire started by the gas ignition. The house suffered severe damage.
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Oil City
Merch
Spruce
Thin City
Tha Howe
Erie Man Out on Bail After Bond Secured
Erie March 18 Wealthy man arranged to post 1600 bail enabling Tax Collector Willian J Long to regain freedom from county jail yesterday. Officials say new bond not yet filed and names not public. It is believed defalcation exceeding 1100 linked to political figures blamed for downfall. Arrangements reportedly underway to settle before May term of court for trial.
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Erie
Willan J. Long
Court House
Walling
Trix
Boundamen
Return of Passenger Pigeons Reported Near Johnsonburg
The St Marys Press notes claims of wild pigeon flocks seen in the Johnsonburg area after years of belief in extinction. Government denies survivors exist and warns no live birds remain, while historical notes describe large flocks darkening skies and then vanishing.
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St. Marys
Powara Ris
Johnsonburg
Pont
Cnown
Fragmented OCR News Note on Invention Start Date
An OCR fragment discusses a start date for an invention project and mentions a person involved and a voting outcome. Readable details are limited but indicate a planning phase with references to a person of interest and nearby location.
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Woney
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Franklin
Meor
Howe
Union Church
Royal Grane
Artar
James D. Stoke
Warren Bigamist
Corry High
Center Street Crossing
Senator Clark
Evie
Com’ Tission
Sam Jacobson & Co
Clothiers
Barlow Hardware Co’s
Sitz
Barlow Hardware CompAny
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