Personal notices of visits and travel across towns
Multiple brief items report individuals leaving for or returning from short trips to places such as Mina Meadville Warren Jamestown Titusville Union City Erie Clymer Youngstown and Columbus. Names include Foster Dunn Roe Love Melwan Gande Bish Laird Hopkins Crippen Br odsky Crandall Hudson and several couples visiting relatives or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Foster
Mina
G. W. Dunn
Meadville
Harry Roe
Karl Love
Sharman
Leslie Melwan
Waton City
Bonday
Clarence Gande
Warren
Albert L. Bish
Erie
Reowchin
Davies Town
Julia Kimmey
Union City
Richard Patton
Old City
Fred Laird
B. Gree
Jamestown
Walter Shannon
Cowanda
N. Y
P. Rogers
Harrisburg
Kathryn Hopkins
Clymer
Ivan Crippen
Youngs
Anna Brodsky
Titusville
Frank Crandall
Cecil Hudson
Columbus
Peter Casley
Sherman
Oliver Caster
Wim
Caster Yesterdday
Nov 2 1912 Local Happenings and Notes
A summary of neighborhood items includes reports of Hallo night misdeeds by boys and a constable being called, Harry Lyons buying Ed Maynard’s farm, Mrs. Ed Maynard staying with her son at Union City, carpenters moving from Concord to Highbanks then Indiana, Alden house boarders since June 25, travel plans for Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lewis and Mrs. Clara Hapden, a housing surge for housekeepers in Erie R R area, Ali Blakslee in Buffalo for treatment, A W Owen of Waterford visiting Alden, Lord rental of a house, and notes on politics and schooling with local concern for future prosperity among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salled
Harry Lyons
Indiana
Alden
Perry Lewis
South Dakota
Clara Hapden
Seville
Washington
Vie Erie R
Ali Blakslee
Hespitat
Buffalo
W. B. Owen
Waterford
Warh
Erie
Elgin
General OReilly Dead Former Surgeon General of U S Army
Major General Robert Maitland O Reilly, surgeon general of the army from 1902 to 1909, died at his residence in Kingston yesterday afternoon after illness. He served as medical adviser to President Cleveland and was known for his hunting and fishing trips with the former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Kinston
Robert Maitland O'Reilly
Wargeon
Bright
M.A. Delaney
Gover O'Remy
Tuna
Aniorat O'Reilly
Claveye
Tripe White
Cleveland
Waterproof Shoes For Stormy Weather Range Arrives
A new assortment of waterproof shoes for men and boys in high and low cut styles, black and tan, promises near waterproof performance. Swan's Grease is offered free to treated shoes, claimed to seal seams, soften leather, and extend life, reducing future rubber needs.
Waterproof Shoes Promotion Claim and Prices
An advertisement touts waterproof men's shoes sold worldwide, here at $2.48 with other prices cited at $3, $3.48 and $4.00. It highlights a horsehide slip sole and rubber welt, claiming the shoe stands water and offers a guarantee, with a limited time sale at an introductory price of 4.98.
Ladies' Shoes Sale in Black and Tan and Gun Metal
Bargain footwear offered with several styles and sizes including Hannah shoes in gun metal and patent leather. Priced from 1.98 to 2.48 with other pairs listed at 2.50 and 3.00 to 4.00, highlighting odd sizes and clearance quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Shoes Sell At Special Price During Nine O Clock Sale
A brief ad notes shoes priced at 2.50 dollars during a special pricing event at nine o clock, encouraging shoppers to take advantage of the marked deal.
Turkey Bows to Balkan States War Mediation Sought
Vienna dispatch reports the Ottoman government seeking mediation to end the Balkan war. Turkish soldiers retreat with Bulgarians in pursuit as reports of atrocities against women and children surface. Ambassadors abroad instructed to present requests to respective governments for negotiations and financing peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Constantinople
Turkah
Allienta Teolomy
Nance
Balkan Federation
Turks Retreat Under Albanian War Pressure
Turkiye reports show Ottoman forces still retiring in two detachments between Seral and Istrandja as Bulgarian efforts divert and press. Italian troops are ordered to ready to embark at Constantinople and Rhodes in an emergency. Greeks capture Prevez, 450 Turkish troops taken. King Peter of Hervia enters Uskubs with Italian and Serbian officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Seral
Istrandja
Stiil
Tobaldja
Jstrandja
Tchaldja
Tatrandja
Karajakoul
Gule-Burgae
Hino
Wiener
Doxinn
Sone
Iirkey
Itaie
Morgavor
Kirk-Kilisweh
Adrianople
Liewtenant Wagner
Rome
Aggdon
Vatican
Holyland
Peter
Uskubs Holarade
Hervia
Waku
Promior Pasich
Anleubh
Saturday's Football Scores From New York Games
Saturday's college football results show Harvard beaten 16 to 0 by Princeton. Cornell lost 10 to 24 to Williams. Brown 28 over Rockport University 0. Dartmouth defeated Amherst 59 to 6. Hobart 1 edged St. Lawrence 7. Carlisle 84 defeated Lehigh 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Follo
Harvard
Pijpenton
Cornell
Williams
Byrachid
Rockenter
University
Carlisle
Lehigh
Hobart
Sh. Lawrence University
Dartmouth
Amhorat
Vinol credited for child recovery in New Haven letter
A letter from J Edmund Miller of New Haven, Conn, touts Vinol as beneficial for a frail child. He describes marked health and appearance improvements after starting Vinol, crediting Cody liver extracts and tonleron components. The note urges Mothers in the area to consider Vinol for delicate children and debilitated adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuoh Moth
J. Edmund Miller
New ‘Haven
Conn
Gaya
Dean
Cody
Avery Enke
Tata
C. Baybile
The Passing of the Third Floor Back review notes
A review lauds Ian Robertson for a moving performance in The Passing of the Third Floor Back. The piece praised the drama’s restraint and dignity and commended the cast’s talent and pacing.
Minstrels Parade Inquiry Doubtful Motives At Hig CHLy Show
John W Vogel manager and proprietor of the Hig CHLy Minstrels questions the purpose of a large expenditure for the library theatre show on Wednesday November 6th. He notes the troupe’s strong lineup and fancy pageantry but hints the advertising goal drives the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vogel
Hig Chly Minstrels
Ifty
Tiabeent Paridi
Library Theater
BIG City Minstrels
Scarcity of Girl Servants A Wife's Joy
Fragmentary text notes a domestic issue and references an American Elevator Co. in Moomstiry Pennsylvania alongside obscure phrases about a trip and a fire. The readable elements imply a local public notice or lifestyle snippet with unclear context and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Elevator Co
Moomstiry
Also Mentioned on This Page
General O'Reilly
Amuseu Theater
Westers
Labin Serghant Byrnes
The
Guy Raymon
Ome OH
HiPhone
Onion
Euglish
MR. Tan Roberston
Xnetre 1
I. M. Christie
C. O. Davie
A. B. Mead
V. R. Hasbrouck
Adg
the Ladies Furnishing Co
Chidren
Cohen
Turkey
Balkan States
Fear Ghriatian Mansacre
Provess
Athens
Prevexs
Thrklah
Gulf of Arta
Nikopolia
Tuvida
Preveza
Gulf of
Arti
Prail
Robertson
Tyke
Ian Robertson
Dort W, Voor
Macetons
Wwe-Lephedingunidese
TV Ashiunt Organizatios
Hye
Sonia Bolus
Tuesday Noy
Sid Peleon
Chitdeen
Lyons
Hawkes Aweer
S.s
C. W. Lyons
Center St
Sanarn Tabi
Ance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!