Twenty Years Ago Item From Journal May Fourth 1909
An article notes events from May 3 to 4 in Meadville including a reception at a Royal Arch Chapter meeting honoring Curl A. Sanditrons Grand High Priest of Pennsylvania. Forge factory visits, a hospital inspection by M N Bake, Minnie Upwell birthday gathering on N Center Street, and visitors J W Sturdevant Tom Patton Pierce Scott en route to Meadville.
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Colummbus Royal Arch Chapter
Curl A. Sanditrons
Grand Holy Arch
Pennsylvania
Aoerstrom
Menivilly
Ind
Nealtyilly
Jodge
J. W. Sturdevant
Tom Patton
Spartansburg
Pierce Scott
Centerville
Meadville
Sasey
Balboa
John J. Casey
Pennsylvanis
Gorgar Hospital
Casey
Churstay
Te Mouse
Model Dairy Company
C. GC
Warner
H. VanTassell
Fourth Ward
Gynwell
J. H
Erik
Miggaesoroner
Tartoy
Anu Wallace
Priddy
Fae Filconen
Alton ‘Thornton
Peach
Montes
Anrautonce
Great Lakes
Leo d_Spaeder
Cleveland
New York
25Th Street
Jamestown
Pont
Thornton
County Plans Issue 150000 in Road Bonds
County commissioners pass a resolution to issue 150000 in road bonds to fund the road program. County solicitor Harold Moul to prepare papers. motion introduced by Ally Maclean, opposed by Joseph Tossion. Officials say funds needed to cover damages and rising costs, with a state-wide bond market uncertainty.
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Fras
Witb Hier Iziak
Harold Moul
Ally Maclean
Joseph P. Tossion
Charles Ri. Dayli
Hiwnold Mook
Algabo
Erie woman sues for thirty five thousand dollars
Mary St George formerly of Erie now of North East Pennsylvania files a 35000 damage suit in Lake County court claiming a bus crash near Paduesville caused her husband to suffer injuries and herself economic loss. She names Anthony Cleveland as defendant and asserts the bus failed to stop at a wharf warning.
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Eri
Mary St. George
Erie
North East
Lake County
Comemon
St George
Balloon Race Start Today Amid City Debris Cleanup
In Pittsburgh Balloon Race activities begin this afternoon with twelve balloons rising from the University Stadium as weather cooperates. Officials report improved forecast after recent snow and rain delays, while city crews plan debris removal in the business district and Center Street area to ease rush hour congestion.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Stadiuim
Ualicon Nives
St Loni
C.J. Andrus
Hailey Wield
W. & Brotamnan
National
Hennions
Democracy in Industry Sparks Worker Ideals and Prizes
An American steel firm invites worker ideas and offers prizes to improve processes. The president argues that business progress depends on the intelligence and good will of every employee from top to bottom, embracing a new democratic spirit in industry.
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Ly Steel Company
Gifts for the Living and the limits of endowment
Senator Couzens of Michigan champions a $10,000,000 fund inspired by Julius Rosenwald. He urges the administering corporation to use both interest and principal within 25 years. He argues for flexible spending to address current needs and future uncertainties, warning against permanent, rigid controls.
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Couzens
Michigan
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Daylight Saying Prompts Sunrise Observation Advice
Prof William Lyon Phelps argues daylight saving will reach millions yet few will witness true sunrise. He suggests many miss the most vital morning air and quiet of dawn, urging readers to observe sunrise at least once for its renewing power and spiritual wonder.
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William Lyon Phelps
Lenrs
A Problem A Day Minute Hand Length Question
A problem asks the length of a minute hand given its tip travels 10 inches in eight minutes. It presents an answer segment and scattered arithmetic hints. The piece resembles a quick puzzle feature with minimal context.
Game of Correct English Lesson Fragment
Puzzle style page by W L Gordon presents errors and questions on pronunciation spelling and usage. It includes items such as misused words and missing letters with scattered answers and references to yesterday's exercises for readers to complete.
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W. L. Gordon
Look and Learn Quiz Answers From Yesterday
Answers to yesterday's questions include the first clue from the New Testament, the fate of New York tied to electoral votes, a basic economic law governing trade, the king of a country who also rules Teeland, and how the dromedary differs from ordinary camels.
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New York
Teeland
Six Jump to Safety as Tugboat Sinks
A tugboat named Margaret Olen sank in New York harbor off Hamilton Avenue Brooklyn after being rammed by the municipal ferry Joseph A. Guider. Six crew members jumped overboard and were rescued by harbor vessels. The incident was reported to police headquarters.
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United Press
New York
Margaret Olen
Hamilton Arenus Brooklyn
Joseph A. Guider
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Rex Theatre
Lassie Hive
Moan
Slim
Harrington
Men Buwg
Liusiness
Oscar
H. Andrews
National Bank of Ciry
Hemaing
Mr. Andrews
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al Findley
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AON
Butler
England
Washington and Mann Steel
Raph
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Ottawa
Pete
Soulbye Corry
Montreal
Corry
Western Union
Saranuv Lake
Franklin
Burnand
Pick
Pleasantville
Piid
Dolly Adams
Winnepeg
E. D. Paulkinburg
Rdb
Pitt Stadium
Francis
Hamlet
Whistlet
Tila Mother
Wiel! Marshall
Henderson
F. C. Chapin & Son
Center St
Ilgtl
Sitio
Dijk Everiwiere
Oil City Trust Company
Oi City
Silk
Ray’s
RAY ‘ Ssa Mae
Ray‘ Aws
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Airbanks
Heliron
Allan Bwan
United Artists Picture
Doug
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R. E. Palmer CO
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