Philippines at a great cost to retain by the War Department
The War Department estimates the military occupation of the Philippines has cost 107,000,000 dollars and will continue to incur heavy expenses. From a military view the islands pose constant danger and offer little protection. Retention invites other nations to intervene while commercial value is small and many oppose imports. The piece labels the acquisition as folly and notes a Thanksgiving issue is skipped.
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War Department
Philippines
Islands
Occupy New Office Building in Busy City District
The Cory Hide and Fur Company has moved into a premier three story brick and steel office and warehouse on East Pleasant Street beside the Methodist church. The new facility promises to streamline handling of its extensive business, presenting an impressive town landmark amid the local commerce scene.
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Cory Hide and Fur Company
Ao International
Tay Furs
Ide
East Pleasant Street
Methodist Church
Penny Needs More Cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad contemplates placing further orders for freight cars amid rush to service cars in repair shops and to render the total number available. A Pitts Wing dispatch claims the railroad will buy 15,000 to 20,000 new cars to cover two years, though not officially confirmed.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pitts Wing
Pennsylvania Rillroad
Pennsylvania
Warren Mirror
Meadville Men Sentenced for Theft and Horse Theft
Meadville court convened at 1 a.m. Monday to sentence two men for theft. Julius Thomas Prather ordered Reuben Howard to stand and, when asked why he stole the horse belonging to C. A. Houry, he replied, Too much whiskey. Howard refused to name the liquor supplier. Howard received a $25 fine plus costs, restitution, and a sentence of two to ten years at the Western Penitentiary. Albert Green pleaded guilty to horse stealing, admitted prior burglary conviction, and was fined $40 plus costs with four to ten years at the Western Penitentiary.
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Meadville
Novi
Thomas Prather
Reuben Howard
Migey
C. A. Houry
Western
Albert Green Colored
Lnreeny
Crawford
Father Finds His Son Dead in Tragic Track Accident
At dusk on a rural Lamberton road a sixteen year old boy, Younes Krell, son of Adolph Krell, was fatally struck by a freight train near the Pennsylvania track. The death, instantaneous, was discovered by the boy’s father after he failed to return home. Neighbors said Krell had left earlier, and the pair searched the route together before locating him.
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Dunirk
Ui Lwo
Krell
Union Thanksgiving Service at Methodist Episcopal Church
A Thanksgiving service will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thanksgiving evening at 7 30 oclock. The sermon will be by the Reverend Mr Sharpley pastor of the Episcopal Church. You are invited.
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Mr. Sharpley
Episcopal Church
Case against Nubone Company in Chancery delayed
In a Chancery session the court dismissed the Nubone Company suit against Ni Hong Corset Company and others but kept the case alive for consideration next May. The ruling comes amid rival filings aimed at harming local industry, while notices offer cash for scraps including rag s, stove plates, clean cast iron, rubber, and copper from A. J. Brodaky of 1431 Main Street.
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Chmden
Chanceiion
Terday
Spirelle Company
Ni Hong Corset
Harlow
Desmond
Museni
Niext
May
Messra Desmond
Barlow Swley
McCray
A. J. Brodaky
Main Street
Samuel Bayle Declares Candidacy in County Assembly Race
Hon Samuel J Hayle of Fairylow announces bid for Republican nomination to the county assembly from the second district. He has served one legislature term and seeks a longer tenure, pledging a strong campaign and continued support for popular policies.
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Sanuel J. Hayle
Fairylow
Mery
Mion City
Samuel Th. Mayle
Fairview
Assentulyman
Kirle
Diatilet
Bayle
Smo Ct
Diu
Tne
Wor
Yin
All Mine Chine Megaunes
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We sincerely thank relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown in our bereavement. Henry M. Adams, Miss Hattie M. Adams, Mr and Mrs CH Damon. Chi Charity noting downtown walking home comment. Galveston News.
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Henry M. Adams
Hattie M. Adams
CH. Damon
Chi
Galveston
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A.D. Colegrove
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Tnt
Journal
Corry Hide and Fur Company
Puck
Royal Baking Dea Absolutely Pure
Penny
Green
Howard
P.R. R
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Union
Nubone Company
New Jersey
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Sam Jacobson & Co
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