Thrown From Handle Bars In Central Street Mishap
Last evening around six a father is noted to have ridden a Mableycle on Center street with his four year old in the Beadle bars when a mishap occurred. The younger Alfred Melines was thrown to the pavement suffering a bad laceration of the nose and nostril. Dr. John Blor attended and the Attle fellow was patched up and improving, with no permanent effects expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Melines, Jr
Mableycle
Alfred
John Blor
Local Delegates Gather for Franklin Mission Meeting
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of Eris Presbytery plans its 37th anniversary event at Franklin. Mrs C B Wood Ward departs today to attend. Mrs George Crippen and Miss Ruth Auer will travel to Franklin tomorrow with others from local churches and societies expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce, Woodward
Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Society
Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of Eris Presbytery
Franklin
C. B. Wood Ward
George Crippen
Ruth Auer
Pranklin
Orpen
Auer
Christian ‘Endeavor
Lovell
Iyerloe
Prauidin
Tannery Team To Play C. H. S. Tannery Team
Laie Voukorttian joined the Howard Tannery squad and has played a game to be staged with the High school team Friday afternoon at the Pair grounds. The Howard outfit has arranged its lineup and strong local players will appear including the DublaTrand brothers and John Bullivan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laie Voukorttian
Howard Tangery Dandtrl Gwar
Howard Tain Yeatarday
Constitutional ruling upholds new school code law
Philadelphia May 6 The Supreme Court decided the constitutionality of the new school code law in the case Jacob Minsinger versus Leonard Ran Frank Rely et al director of the Mott Wabbington school district appealed from Common Pleas It County The affirmation opinion was prepared by Judge Mouchelaker and joined by Justices Brown Leslie Mentre and John Stewart The decision influenced the state’s broader school system and multiple disputes over its administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Judse Vou Mouchelaker
Jacob Minsinger
Leonard Ran
Frank Rely
Mott Wabbington School
Allegheny County
Brown
Leslie Mentresat
John Stewart
Family Bequest Questioned Over Quirky Kiiver Collection
Fragmentary notes describe a family dealing with a Kiiver collection left by a father in ill health. Questions arise about ownership and proper bequest, with inquiries from relatives about the status and control of the items and possible bequests to a sibling or prior family member.
Palo Bameeshine Luncheon Event Mentioned
Fragmentary note references a luncheon or event titled Palo Bameeshine with a price point around £5 and mentions Iwis. Details are unclear. readable elements suggest a social or fundraising luncheon item with an attributed cost and participant or organizer name.
Jamestown Man Is Pardoned
George W Foster of Jamestown has been pardoned by the governor after being convicted in 1888 of the robbery of Leroy Borgaritun. He was paroled years ago under a state law allowing release after a term, aided by friends including Theodore F Van Dusen. A complete pardon letter was received by the Journal, stating Foster is now free and recounting his improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ree Saint
Tamwatown
George W.outer
Leroy Borgaritun
Thin City
Agrada
Prion
Poatér
Theodore F. van Dusen
Hig
Sean
Journal Today
Cortitnd
N.Y
Jamotown
Chau Haine
George W. Foster
Caldwell's Peppermint Syrup Pepsin Advertises Cure
An old plea for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin claims it cures indigestion, constipation, and stomach pains. The ad touts Dr Caldwell’s remedies, praising their effectiveness, and lists testimonials and a local distributor in Moline and Forsythe, urging readers to consult Dr Caldwell for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
W. Worthy
Forsythe
Langdon under pressure as Warren delegates courted by Penrose forces
A lengthy report recounts attempts to sway Langdon a Youngsville newspaper man and Warren county delegates at a Roosevelt caucus. Detectives shadowed Langdon as figures including state agent Pelton and Bil Allen offered favors, printing jobs, and payments to desert Roosevelt. Langdon vowed support for Roosevelt and resisted Penrose, with delegates ultimately voting as expected for the Roosevelt camp.
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Warren Thams
Harenbury
Warren County
Repid
Warren
Roosevelt
Lia Ale
Langdon
Huss Hotel
Hnd
Josph A. Schoffald
Wine County
Roopavelt
Hhome
Penton
Pelton
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wright
Bil Allen
Harrisburg
Wiper
Tang On
Warrat
Allen
Republicarus
No Inquest in Blanchard Case
Coroner Francis McClintock ruled no inquest needed into the death of John M. Blanchard found on Mary Street last night. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 8 PM from Evergreen Cemetery chapel. his mother Mrs Blanchard, owner of a downtown store block on Malmestreet, survives.
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Francis
Pedestrian Walks From New York Toward Chicago
Mrs. Beach, a vegetarian from New York, walks toward Chicago with plans to reach Erie by evening and then continue to Conneaut Ohio, aiming for Cleveland next, asserting strong health and endurance.
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David Beach
New York
Chicago
North Hut
D. Avid Heath
Colonial Hotel
New York State
Erie
Malawi
Mothers' Day White Flower Wearings Sunday May 12
The article notes the white flower custom for Mothers Day to honor mothers and worn in Corry and statewide next Sunday, May 12. Miss Anna Jarvis founded the day and the Second Sunday in May is observed internationally with appropriate church sermons and reverence for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Innit
Jn Corry
Anna Jarvis
Corry
Zemo Dandruff Treatment Ad Claims Quick Results
An old style advertisement touts Zemo for dandruff with bold claims of rapid relief. It emphasizes no odor, no residue, and a healthy scalp, offering a money back guarantee and several drugstore steers for purchase at four dollars per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Lowli
Tully
Mosay
Corry
Thor
Downey
Bradford Man Inhales Gas. Father Found Dead
May 1 Bradford report details a man who connected rubber tubing to gas fixtures above his bed. Mr Keyes and his son Roger, 17, visited relatives nearby. The son found the father dead after returning from Belmont and discovering no sign of activity since Saturday morning. The inquest will determine the cause and timing of death.
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Bradford
Keyen
Mfo
Keyes
Roger
Bradford Lant
Arcadia Pariah Lowplent
W. Posenmyer
Long Blvd
Mr. Keyes
Belmont
Douigina
Funeral of Mrs Lucinda Colgrave at Spring Hill home
Funeral services for Mrs Lucinda Colgrave were held Monday at 2 PM at her Spring Hill home. Rev C H Wallucs of the Baptist church officiated. A letter from Weltten by Mrs Wilson Baker Blane testified to the departed’s character and traits. The pallbearers were nephews of the deceased. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Colgrave
Lucinda Cote
Steve
Har
W. Colegrave
C. H
Fomark
Wilon Bakar Blane Mona
Hlyria
Ohio
George ‘Thoman
Pine Grove
Death by own action sparks equity suit in Crawford County
A complex equity suit in Crawford County seeks to annul a death declared by suicide four days before a $6600 check was intended to settle property dealings near Raymilton. Plaintiff Raymond guardianship accuses Gillespie and J C Mullen of colluding with widow of George W. Raymond to misrepresent assets and defraud the estate over timbered land and a $9000 contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aillespia Tormerly
Spmrtanabury
Avington
Dil City
Bradford
Gileupie
W. Ceecil
Corra
Raymond i
Mark Ly Raymond
A. J
Sarah Gillespie
Crawford County
Old City Teast Comepany
J. C. Mullen
Wranklin
George W. Raymond
Raymilton
Durchave
Louis Hyde
Gilenpie
Lradford
Tin
Gillenple
Speer Asked to Give Up Republican Nomination
May 6 petitions circulated in the Twenty-eighth Congressional district urging General Will J. Hale Inga of Ol City Pac to secure Speer’s withdrawal from the Republican primary. The move cites demand for Deformia participation in April 191? Republican primaries and claims Hulings won a majority. If Speer refuses, a court action may be filed and petitions forwarded to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Fnr
Constosuma P.M. Speer
Nominen Fal Congress
Genepml
Willi J. Hale Inga
Apell
Wie
Putitivar
Hulings
Vata
Washington
Narrow Escape From Lightning At City Street Pole
Wentfield May w- Ulltford Beis tol stockholder in the New York Mexican Land Company dodged a deadly strike as a trolley pole bolt hurled into the ground near him. He was only partly injured, while a neighbor, seeing the shock, feared he was dead and ran to fetch help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentfield
Ulltford
Pills Promoted as Cure Despite Health Risks
An 19th century advertisement touts Pillotonen as a remedy for a range of ailments linked to improper medicine use. The copy urges readers to take a 350 box sold by Thos Downey, promising bowel cleansing and renewed vigor, while warning of side effects and urging caution. The text reflects period marketing with medical claims and reputational risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colada
Thos, Downey
Fine Grove Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
Notices to stockholders announce the annual meeting to be held at the office of Mr C J Alexandar on Monday evening May 12. Directors for the coming year will be elected and other important business presented. Secretary intends good attendance this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Alexandar
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Alice Lynerman
Anno Bucartion Mari de Suassipied Department
Powatblearter Ich
Stempt Hut
Alex Melines
Howard Tannery
Jamestown
Caldwell
Oslo
Byrup
Tir Caldwell
Atormaoliver
Yenra
Youngsville
Union City
Dames A. Keyes
F. F. Gillespie
Oil City
Speer
Stein-Bloch
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bioch Clothes
Fine Grove Cemetery Association
Carry, Pa
Anson C. Greenlee
Sophia E. Greenlee
Ajax
Corey
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