Chautauqua Steamboat Assault Case Verdict
Mayville November 23 The trial of William Marsh and son Merle Marsh on charges of assault aboard the steamer City of Pittsburgh concluded with a jury finding them not guilty after brief deliberation. Witnesses testified Merle struck Barton while Marsh and Barton sparred, amid rival steamers Jamestown and Pittsburgh disputes at the Chautauqua dock.
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Mayville
Willian Marsh
Merle Marsh
Steepon Rolland Barton
City of Pittsburgh
Justice of the Peace
William H. Scoifield
Marsh
Merle
Herman
Barton
Jamestown
Chantangus Lake Navigaion Company
City of
Pittsburgh
Chautauqua Dock
Mark Down Sale on Rugs and Brass Beds
Mark Down Sale on Rugs Carpets Brass Beds Buffets Etc promises lower prices than competitors. Store touts genuine advertising and ongoing price cuts during the sale. Customers urged to compare price and quality and visit the store to see the savings. Cash only terms noted.
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Jothers
Or Ste
Palmer
Tikanade
Hartford
MVBR
Another R. R. Worker Killed in Kennerdel Tunnel
William J. Cohen about 40, a railroad worker, was crushed by a falling rock while working on the new PT. By tunnel at Kennerdel Saturday afternoon. His body, taken to Osender undertaking rooms, left without known relatives. A letter from the G I O P of New York requested proof he was the sole heir to receive life insurance. he had written but not mailed it. Undertaker Oxander notified the lodge by telegraph of the death.
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Ol City
Willia J. Cohen
Ikborer
Kennerdel
Osenider
Tin
New York
Oxander
Lodge
Cohen
Farmersville Fire Destroys Plants and Freight House
A village blaze in Farmersville caused about 50000 in damage yesterday morning. The fire, starting at the Farmersville Manufacturing Company plant, spread to Sean Flour and Feed, and the B. & P. freight house, destroying all. A Potts livery proprietor and Marian Watson were burned to death, with two farmers missing. A hastily formed volunteer brigade aided firefighting. loss estimated over 15000. Additional notes mention embezzlement charges against township secretary Cox and unrelated local classified items.
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Farmucreque
Farmersville Manufacturing Company
Sean Flour & Feed Company
United Preas- Montrose
Mrs Humphries Jett to Speak at Lyric for War Relief
Mrs Humphries Jett, recently arrived in New York after travel through France Germany Belgium and England during the war, will lecture at the Lyric Theater to support European relief efforts. She plans to share experiences and aid fundraisers despite losing much baggage in Germany and Belgium. Dunkirk man Joseph Marinensi, 41, of Pittsburgh, was struck by a locomotive on the Lake Shore trestle and fell into Cattaraugus Creek. He died at Brooks Memorial Hospital later that night. Coroner Blond conducted the inquest.
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Humphries
New York
Europa
Lyelo Theater
France
Germany
Belgium
England
Germunny
Belghim
Europe
Dunkirk
Joseph Marinensi
Pittsburgh
Lake Shore
Trvon
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Blond
Tomalns
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Chautauqua
R. R
Farmersville
Cox
MekKean County Supervifora
Ottolal
Abbott-De Troiteur
Taquira
B. Scott
Harlow
Corydon
Stone
Malaga
LYRIC
National Bank of & Orl
R. F. Livermore
Livermore’s
Rass
Hudnut’s
Colegate
Daylight
N. Center
W. Washington Streets
RE Palmer
R. E. Palmer CO
R. E. Palmer Company
Wale
Aetm
Bough Bros
Rockford Standard Fur’niture Co
Gabi
Kurte Brats Hed Co
Kohen
East Main
Inday
Frenc
Whit
Hai Eck
Itles
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