Democratic split over tariff reform delays action in Congress
The New York World reports many Democratic lawmakers oppose immediate tariff reform despite party victories. While some defectors push to curb monopoly and graft, a solid Democratic House and a cautious Senate loom. The piece traces Hanna era corruption and warns privilege and inertia threaten reform efforts as the new administration faces political battles.
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Bapping
Minning
New York World
New Congress
Republican Party
Sea Np
Beir
Rowntry
House of Representat
Senate
Nariou
Washington
Congress
Democratic Party
Mark Hanna
Devent
Privitezo
Magnate Foxes Wealth Rivalry Amid Rumors of New Leader
The report mentions Folin D. Rockerfeller as the wealth leader with gossip of a rival. It references a figure named Frederick of St. Paul, linked to a North East area operation. The text is garbled but hints at a growing challenge to the richest man title and ties to a business square and northern gates.
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D. Rockerfeller
Raadera of
Press
Frederick
Bt. Faul
Commie Tfty
Howsend Square
Uimber
Corry City Debates Motor Truck Purchase
Disjointed local discussion questions the city’s plan to buy a motor fire truck citing budget limits and practicality. Critics argue funds are unavailable while the council weighs a cheaper wagon and a chem car option, warning against costly modern gear in a tight economy.
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Corry
Counerty
Gunning Accident at Britton Run Claims Teen
Charles Force, eighteen, son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Forge of Britton Run Sparta township, was fatally injured in a hunting accident Saturday while rabbit hunting. He reached for a gun, fired it, and was wounded on the right side. He died en route to hospital after operation and treatment. He leaves a sister and two brothers.
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Charles Force
Reuben Forge
Brnton Run
Sparta Township
Forendon
Rabbita
Elwood Dorn
Yung Parco
Little
Centerville
Ieresanry
Son
Hondamarterd
Young Peres
Thanksgiving Church Dinner Menu and Prices
Thanksgiving Baptist Church hosts a dinner from 4 to 9 p m featuring oyster cocktail mashed potatoes squash chicken giblets cabbage salad onion celery white bread pumpkin pie mince cheese tea for adults and children at 25 cents. Includes assorted breads and spreads. Local parishioners invite all to attend and share in a communal meal.
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Baptist Church
Voted for Nineteen Presidents Allington
There are voters who have voted for eighteen presidents by 1896. Carey Briggs has voted for nineteen, the first time in 1640. From that time Mr. Briggs was a Free-poll Democrat, and since then a staunch Republican. Mr. Briggs will be 91 near April 16 and remains in comparatively good health.
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Allington
Carey Briggs
Tint Bette
Brigsn
Beigge
Apeland
Standard Remedy for Woman's Ills Reevaluated in Medical Circles
A long standing patent remedy, touted for women’s health, faces renewed scrutiny as medical authorities question its efficacy. For decades the product claimed to conquer female ailments, yet experts warn against reliance and stress evidence based treatment.
Unclear poem reading at the Lyric prompts mixed notices
Fragmented OCR text hints at a poetry reading or event titled Fu llle at the Lyric with names like Oyen Meradith and Aditi Weta, plus scattered phrases about Wednesday readings and a celebration. Content is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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Lucile
Aditi
Bought and Paid For at Brady's Playhouse in New York
Patrons of the Cheaters era recall George Broadhurst's Bought and Paid For, a dramatic triumph at William A. Brady's Playhouse in New York. The production, led by Brady, ran for a sold-out week and has been hailed as a landmark comedy drama blending romance, human nature, and sharp humor with a plot about Virginia Blaine, a hotel operator, her marriage, and a scheme to reunite her with her husband.
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George
Broadhurst
William A. Brady
Playhouse
Newe York
Library Theater
William A. Bradys
Avery
New York
Voverin
Virginia Blaine
Robert Stafford
Stafford
Panny
Jimmy Gilley
Thamiy
Statford
Flere
Corry to Daytona Trip Report Across Several States
A Corry Pennsylvania party in a Ford touring car travels to Daytona Florida. The journalist notes muddy roads from Pennsylvania Virginia and Georgia and Florida with a rough journey marked by a broken axle. The group includes young men from the Bull Moose Ball and other travelers passing through Washington Richmond and Savannah on a scenic but challenging east coast itinerary.
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Mulifax
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Lyn Rowe & Co
Dayton
Heys
Washington D.C
Richmond
Cy Ee Wingate
Corry
Keystone
Harrisburg
Washington
Taleigh
Butehel President Dies at Richter College
Akrob Nov 17 Dr A B Church president of Richter College died at his home from pneumonia likely linked to a recent illness. He was a financier of exceptional ability and led the college through a period of notable growth. The funeral and tributes will honor his service and memory.
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Butehel
Akron
A. B. Church
Richter College
Hie
Tip
Wikneabing
Tip College
Yann Tan
Church
Gharech
Kaltor
Corry
Robert J. Gaborne
Wii
Mary
Lel Zona
Steen's Clothing Ad Promises Bargains on Shirts and Woolwear
Public notice from 1912 announces restocking at Steen's with deals on dress shirts, natural wool underwear, and wool ribbed undergarments. The advertisement highlights regular prices, a big cut sale, and gold payment option details, urging customers to shop for bargains.
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Steen
Stohn
Why Buy a Motor Truck in Corry? Taxpayer Critique
A Corry Journal piece critiques a proposal for an auto-truck fire engine, arguing it is costly and impractical. The writer questions the motives of council allies and notes railway and electric franchise tensions. He favors lighter, cheaper trucks and cites taxpayer burden and the guarantee of better municipal service through more pay and practical improvements.
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Baitor
Wright
Aghya
Chi -Viow
Nap
Seasidge Company
Mother Electric
Ughl
Corry Wleatrip Light Company
Timn
Foxill
Corry
Anyon
Home Mission Week Observed by Protestant Churches
All Protestant churches nationwide observe Home Mission Week. Services focused on the subject with evening sessions at Presbyterian and other congregations. Ladies of the Missionary Society organized discussions led by Mrs Russink and Mrs C H Woodward, with notes by local speakers.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Phiralt Tast Evenine
Mid- Kionary Society
Addreskos
Dorn Ielacal
Russink
Mra C,h, Woodward
Hart Htauduin
Mey Alex NC ii, Jr
Bend Apoum
Mursiay
Large Class Confirmed at St Thomas Church
Yesterday afternoon at St Thomas church Bishop of the Monae confirmed a class of 91 in the presence of a very large congregation. Assisted by Father McBride of Warren and Fathers Tesey and McKegney, the ceremony featured the Eulelita guard of honor as the procession moved from the parochial residence to the church. The services were very impressive.
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Ap. Mh
St. Thomas’ Church
Monae
John B. Mitzmaurice
Wathor Cantiin
Nion City
Father McBride
Christian Missionary Alliance Annual Convention
The Christian Missionary Alliance hosts its annual convention at Alliance Hall corner Spring and South on November 1–24 with speakers Rev W Ty Chandler Meld Evangelist Wheaton AL Rev BF M Staudt Washington PA Drane Atlin M L Wylie Tuyen. Opening services Tuesday evening November 1 at 7 24 p m with daily meetings through the week at 10 a m and 7 30 p m except Saturday when a union meeting is planned. All who seek deeper truths of God and news from the foreign field are urged to attend. 8 A Strapp Suit 410 L 2 Firat Ave Viet RA 8-10 adv.
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Allantie Tell
Corner Spring
South St
W. Ty Chandler
Meld Bvangelint
Wheaton al
BF. M. Staudt
Washington
Mist
Drane
Conval Ching
Atlin
M. L
Thera
Bupfof
Viet RA
Funeral of Mrs Payne Held at Franklin Street Home
Many relatives gathered at the Franklin Avenue home to pay last respects to Mrs. Barak Payne. Rev G M Woodward officiated. Pallbearers included LeGrand Durham W T Laws Charles Perking Eugene Hurllegame George Magwang and others.
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Franklin Atrwot
O'Dlowke
Barak Payne
Corny Store Opens at 46 W Main St for Dry Goods
A notice from MB Millspayn states a new store has opened at 46 West Main Street Corry Missouri for the sale of dry goods and wool land. The message invites local patrons to support the business and expresses respect.
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Corny
Main St. Corry
Sweet Cider Made for Sale at Watrous Pump Station A
Local notice advertises sweet cider for sale to customers at Pump Station A, Watrous. Contact via Bell phone 195 Ri 41 1m26 for orders or inquiries.
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Watrous
Bell
Tramp in Cambridge Springs Reads Old Obituary Novel
A tramp once reported killed in a California railroad accident appears in Cambridge Springs claiming a home there and reads a recently printed obituary novel in local papers. The old tale from the Titunville Courier is recalled as gate ad for the Journal office.
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Cambridge Springs
California
Titunville Courier
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