City Welcomes Wide Circle of Visitors and Travelers
In the city today many names appear visiting relatives or on business from Oil City Erie Jamestown Spartansburg Warren and Meadville among others. Notables include Dr F C Dean Postmaster Ed Allen and train officials J O Laughlin and W Ferguson. Residents and guests alike plan brief visits and hunting trips with numerous local families hosting relatives or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eile
Hiahies
S. BelbaeOe
H.C. Woagh
Linton City
Tink” Raxford
Oil City
Harry Id
Erle
Frank Lanile
Grand Valley
Carl Terry
Chautauqua
Misa Wilzabeth Kinley
Lo WY. Olds
Lela Univ
James Richards
Garland
F.C. Dean
Jamestown
J. Baldwin
Spartansburg
Thy
Sophia Greenies
Charles
Sirlok Register
Erle Js
Burniness
Ed Allen
Warren
Endlell
John Lovw
Albion
Burr Yatle
Orr. M. Dakota
Fits Foster
West Wayne St
Emannuel Westheimer
North Wastington Street
Corry
Titusville
George Shields
Ben
Heineman
Mr. Brooks
Will Lewis Baward Rossbacher
Dave Lines
Roy Skinder
Charles Patterson
Erie
J. O'Laughlin
W. Ferguson
Meadville
ET Hof
Uust- Hobs
Saboute “Urugatare
Therwax Brothers
Quierta
Orrine for Drink Habit Trial at Our Expense
An advertisement urges wives and mothers to try Orpine for drink habit at home. It touts a powder form pill called Orrine with the claim of improving outcomes after trial and offers a six box price package of $1.00 per box. The note invites readers to ask for a booklet at Babblell & Son, druggists in Cory Pa.
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Orrine
Babblil & Son
Gory Pa
Ady
Fragmented Verse About a Royal Visit at Church
A garbled narrative hints at a royal presence or spectator scene at a church service. Names and details are severely distorted, but a clergyman appears to be involved in restoring order as parishioners react. The text includes broken phrases about witnesses, restitution, and a possible royal prohibition or protection measure.
Antique Styles and Fashion Notes From a Bygone Era
Fragmentary OCR describes clothing styles and garments from a historic period. Mentions linen wool fabrics, upper class dress, and London standards of fashion with references to named items like tunics and coats. Readability is limited but suggests attire tied to upper social strata.
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Rincentine Talon
Uae
Genilogni
Aereante
Waites
Mattie
Linia
London
Trolley Lines Consolidated in Meadvile Transfer
Meadvill. Nov. from Pittsburg the transfer of the Meadville Cambridge Springs trolley Line and the Erie Cambridge Springs Traction company to North Western Pennsylvania Railway Co. completed. G A Giston of New York City arranged the deal, involving several millions. Meadville becomes headquarters for a large electric railway system. Erie office remains as sub station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadvill
Pittsburg
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Eine-Gambriden Springs Traction Company
North Western Pennsylvania Railway Company
Maudville
Ty G. A. Giston
Northwestern Company
New York City
G. L. Murray
Meadvilly
Meadville-Camasbridge Springs Company
Erie-Cambridge
Erie
Major rail upgrades announced for Erie to Meadville area
Plans call for a large investment to improve service on the Venango to Silver Creek corridor and the Linesville to Erie line. Funds, totaling millions, will finance a Cut Off between Venango and Silver Creek and a new five mile switch near Meadville. Work aims to provide better Erie Meadville car service by the coming summer of 1913.
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Pour
Monts
Mount of Hell
Ageasion Aries
Venango
Silver'ng Corners
Aeough
Erie
Meadville
Lmited
Sith
Linesyire
Shakespeare Shrine at Stratford Sees 40000 Visitors
Shakespeare's birthplace at Stratford on Avon welcomes about 40 000 visitors yearly. The shrine preserves the house linked to the bard and remains a focal point for literary heritage and tourism.
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Shakespeare
Stratford On Avons
Wilson Wins The Progressive Party May Rule Elections
New York Nov In all states strong. Proaremivas to Cantat Machinery governorship contest. Progressive candidate Kavarin Bodao and party seek control of election machinery in 1912 and 1914. Central will extend to governors and legislatures. 14 will elect US senator succeeding Elihu Root.
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Proaremivas
Cantat’ Machinery
New York
Tates
Stern
Rocenball
Kavarin
Prageauaiya ‘Party
Bo Gloaing
Atate
Mombenk
Progressivos
Fost
Logs Jalaturea
United States
Elihu Root
Waterproof Shoes For Stormy Weather Range Arrives
A new selection of waterproof shoes for men and boys in high and low cut styles, black and tan, is offered. Shoes claim near waterproof performance with Swan's Grease provided free to protect seams and extend life, helping save on rubber bills.
Water Resistant Shoes Highlighted in Sprawl Offer
A newspaper ad promotes men's waterproof shoes sold worldwide and locally. It touts a horsehide slip sole and rubber welt, claiming strong water resistance and durability with a special introductory price. The copy features several price points and a guaranteed quality claim.
Ladies Shoes Sale Prices in Black Tan and Gun Metal
Advertises ladies shoes in black and tan with button and lace styles at 1.98, Hannah shoes in gun metal and patent leather at 2.48, and extra high beat shoes in black and tan with several price points 2.60, 3.00, 3.50 and 4.00. Odd sizes available for quick purchase.
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Hannah
New York and Nation Move Toward Wilson Victory
New York City swung decisively for Wilson with a statewide plurality around 123,000 over Roosevelt, and Brooklyn Manhattan and Bronx boosts widened the margin. New Jersey followed with an estimated 45,000 Democratic advantage. Nationwide reports note Wilson sweeping key states and delivering broad Democratic gains, including Massachusetts and Minnesota. Roosevelt carried Oyster Bay by a narrow margin in the hose town, while South Carolina and nearby districts reported strong Wilson leads.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
States
Arkaisna
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Minot
Indiana
Kansan
Kentucky
Loulaiann
Maine
Maryland
Minnenota
Ordon
Pensylvania
Rhode
New York City
New York
Roosevilt
Wilvidn
Tate
Manhattan
Bronx
Taff
Rooneveslt
Brooklyn
Wilton
Mutt
Bryan
Sulzer
Straus
Progrupsion
Hedges
Republcan
Trenton
New Jersey
Hays
Mugoead Bentor Brigge
Formey
Roonevelt
Carriey
Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay Noy
Radutvelt
Quator Bay
Woodrow Wilson
Evell
HN. Wilson
Champ Clark Reelected In Incomplete Local Returns
In Montgomery Missouri on November 6 incomplete returns indicate Champ Clark, Speaker of the House, has been reelected. North Carolina Governor Wilson wins with strong Democratic support and a Democratic congressional delegation anticipated. A former Prohibition-era telegraph note suggests realignment toward a unified party future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Montgomery
Wilson
North Carolina
Staleigh
Atate Hokat
Diabetes Herb Plant Promised To Aid Diabetics In Mexico
An advertisement touts a plant called Diabetes Herb discovered in Mexico claimed to treat diabetes by reducing symptoms quickly and restoring vigor. It offers a 60 cent package of supposed hormone-free remedy with a free booklet and food element table, promising money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Aties Chemical Co
Whitin’ Point
Dental Announcement Marks Office Change at Mead and WIT
Dental practice change as Dr. Christe purchases equipment and fixtures from former occupant. Dr. Mead and WIT assume possession around November. Local notice notes transition of the office space and ownership details.
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Dental
Christe
Forrmerly
Dingia
Dr. A
Hi, Mead and Wit
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Wittius
Amuseu Theater
Adaruing
A. Kalein
Oh Alexander
KRK
Meadville Company
Cambridge
Health
Stroyin
Jno
W. Vogel
Bile City Minstrels
the Ladies Furnishing Co
Cohen
McCoombe
Mor Coombe
Massachusette
Carolla
Columbia
Republican Party
G-Hormer Provident
Tinton Ledgily Club
Thy ‘Ropublican Party
Prowrehalve
Party of the Future
Alions
National Non
Roberta Wellenger
Lyons
C. W. Lyons
Center St
Guy
Raymond
Omco
Ous Wan
Poeon
Ang
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