Center street traffic reform urged near Erie tracks
readers urge the city to rework freight and passenger move to clear Center street congestion after the Erie tracks removal. proposal includes moving wagons to the rear of express offices, grading and paving as needed, to ease daily traffic at a busy central city point. also notes strong views on saloon slavery with a speaker debating the social harm of drink, claiming millions are enslaved to saloons and urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Congressman Hobson
United States
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Female Health Restore
A reader from Washington state shares relief from monthly pains and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to try the product, claiming it restored vigor and regular health, with offers for further advice from the company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence
Dalkota
Wright
Lydia E
Ko T
Lydia Pinkham
Mys
P.wedanseng
Allyn
Lydis B. Pinkham
Tyche
Pinkham
Hentis
Lynn
Mass
Morten
City Regrets Slow Support for Commerce Board
A reader voices concern about locals who distrust or neglect the Board of Commerce and Industry. The piece notes efforts and plans, mentions a wholesale baker entering the market around November first, with bread shipments increasing to the city weekly. The writer urges Covey and Corry merchants to show civic spirit and support local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klid
Uye
Corry
Erie Man Loses Relatives on Dardanelles
Joseph Brown of Erie Pennsylvania reports five nephews lost in the Dardanelles campaign of World War I. He recalls long exile from England and the tragic toll on his family noting his brothers each lost multiple sons and the heartbreak of lives sacrificed in the English army efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Brown
East Sixth Street
Dardanelles
England
Alfred Brown
Godwanchester
Huntingdonshire
Milne
London
Orl
William
John
Mr. Brawn
Darianelles
Arrested Man Believed Titanic Survivor Noted Gambler
San Francisco reports Harry Homer famed as a globe trotting gambler was arrested amid claims by fruit dealer Petar Mokovilis that Homer ran a wire tipping scheme on a lost Titanic legend. Mokovilis says Homer spun a tale to win twenty thousand dollars and squandered four thousand more before being stopped. Homer’s associate remains in custody as Toledo authorities pursue warrants.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Homer
Petar Mokovilis
Homer
Mokoyiha
Ajay
Toledo
Death probes in Dickinson auto crash near Warren
Coroner Gorgs LvPorest impanels an inquest into the death of Rt EB Dickinson of Tuunville, injured when his auto left the road and rolled over a bank. Conflicting statements from Charles Briden baker and farmer Bridenaker, brakes questioned, emergency hospital reports describe a fatal accident with Dickinson dying after the crash.
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Calo
Eemergency Hospital
Coly
de Forest
Dickinson
Cole
Dilekingen
Charles Hindenbaker
Rapresentalyet
Morning Post
Bridenaker
Mr. Dickinson
DePoresta
Titunvius
Cfisd
Lf DeLong
Keystone Garge
DeLong
Rheuma No Cure No Pay Promises Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheuma No Cure No Pay as an affordable remedy for rheumatism and gout. It claims quick relief, reduced swelling, and restored health, with testimonials from a user named Lanham praising its effectiveness and urging sufferers to try the product.
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Ames and Co
Lanham
Salton
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Gurrier
Mall
Sea Line
Ibo
Center Street
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California
Inc
Round Oak Club
Namie
Round Oak Range
Barlow How.Co
Corry, Pa
The
Barlow Hardware Company
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