Indian athlete killed by freight train near Salamanca
An Indian athlete named Jimerson, about 28, was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania freight train while walking near Salamanca. His arms and legs were severed, his body badly crushed, and his wife and two children survive. Authorities took the body to the family home at Shonge Crossing for funeral arrangements.
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Solumen
Kroger Tinoragny
Sonuca
Jimerson
Salamanca
Shonge Cross
Ing
Vinol Ad Claims Mothers Benefit From Strengthening Tonic
An advertisement from Brooklyn druggists O Yabbits & Son promotes Vinol as a natural remedy for anemia and poor appetite in mothers and children. It alleges improved appetite, digestion, blood enrichment, and overall strength with a money back guarantee. The piece cites a case of a weak child recovering after a week on Vinol.
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Auyring
Brooklyn
Vinci
Yabblit& Son
Dorry
Titusville Man Identified as Suspect in Meadville Case
A Titusville resident, Harry Story, alias Btory, is named as the man who allegedly embezzled about 40,000 dollars from his employer. He was arrested by J. Folk of Cooperstown, then held in Meadville lockup after identification by ex-county detective Lally. Detective Pinkerton questioned the suspect as more details emerged.
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J. Danfolk
Cooperstown
Meadville
Lally
Lally Wa
Titusville
Daniels
Coopers
Pinkerton
McLanehiin Aven
Mead Ville Pathco
Ater
Dally
Jamestown Vigilant Committee at Work Amid Rushed Meeting
Jamestown authorities organized a vigilante committee after a rapid 5 PM meeting attended by over 600 locals and 100 in the evening. Former officials and business leaders pledged support while 600-700 well armed volunteers marched and patrolled. no disorder was reported as streetcar service suspended after 6.
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Jamestown
Orkanzi
Avon
Anon
Algilay
D& Sperial Po
Corlgon
Frank W. Stevens
Wbile Service Commission
Stevens
Dalling Ore
Rollahls Shoe Shop Cuts Prices On Soles
The Rollahls Shoe Shop at 414 N Center St. announces lower prices on genuine soles for men and women. Frank Say, proprietor, invites customers to visit for repairs and fresh stock as part of an up-to-date repair service with various machinery.
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J Walt
N. Center St
Rollahls
Frank Say
Constipation Cured By King's Mw Life Pills
An advertisement from Sudbury, Pa promotes King’s Mw Life Pills as a prompt cure for constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The claim highlights improved bowel health and recommends the pills for general relief. Price is 25 cents and the ad notes NB. Anges & Co as endorsers.
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King's
Supsfe
Sanbury
NB. Anges & Co
Lost Article Found Through Want Ads After 20 Years
A rare case shows a missing item finally located via want ads after two decades. The search spanned many newspapers, with the ad finally yielding the article to an eager finder.
Dayton's Flood Fund Reaches 2 Million Amid Cheers
Dayton records report a 2 million dollar flood safety fundraiser ending in a mass meeting. Clergy and workers contributed, with many mortgaging homes while ministers urged contrition and unity. National Cash Register Company had previously pledged support and joined the effort.
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Tayton O
Danagin
UK National Cash Hegleter Company
Sunday Schools Work Conference Aims for Better Teaching
The Sunday Schools of the Episcopal diocese of Central New York closed a conference on teaching and child training. Rev William Gardner led the sessions while Rev Richmond Granor of Oswego urged that women shop girls and others without schooling should take on teaching, criticizing educated elites for neglecting the work. The speaker warned the state must focus on raising good fathers and mothers rather than just preparing students for college.
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Utes, N
Episcopal Diocese of Ceitral New York
William Gardner
New York
Richmond Geanord
Oxwego
Granor
Warren Man Killed in New York City Bricklayer Falls
Warren Das May 28 Bl. Gath formerly of Warren and brother in law of Pat Burke was killed Monday in New York City by a fall from a skyscraper where he worked as a bricklayer. He was about 40, married, and had resided with his brother in Warren until three years ago. Survived by wife Anna Gill of Clown and by Pat Burke.
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Warren Das
Gath
Warren
Pat Burke
Bas Gage
New York City
DuLtt
Anna Gill
Clown
Irs
Weather observations across major cities yesterday
United States Weather Bureau reports at 8 p m show cloudy skies in New York and Albany with mild readings, Boston at 48 with rain, Chicago and St Louis recording varied lows, and New Orleans, Philadelphia, and Washington noting similar overcast conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New York J
Albany
Plendy Ailandle Gil
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Louis
New Orleann
Washington
Philadelphia
Will Probe Charge Of Wilson In Tariff Fight
Washington May 28 Republicans in the Senate analyze their first major political map on tariff as Senator Cummins introduces a resolution for a comprehensive investigation into President Wilson's charge that a lobby sought to influence action on the tariff. The move unsettles Democrats and a Democratic conference is called to consider the resolution. The struggle centers on a few Democratic senators who may oppose free wool and free sugar as the president presses the program.
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Washington
Cinimsun
Wilson
Wilton
Senate
Cummins
Congress
Garden Plants at Kocs’s Grower Sale on Wayne Street
Vegetable and flowering plants including tomatoes early cabbage and other vines offered at E Wayne Street grower. Red white and pink zerkalims Salvia Petunia and varielles ferns for bedding and banker. Swag.
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Kocs
E. Wayne Street
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