City and Vicinity Advertisements and Notices Collage
A fragmented page from a local paper shows ads for employment and shopping, upcoming events, and a new gun company charter. Notices mention hall events in Crawford County and plans to replace a fire-destroyed plant with a larger facility costing about 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. Advertisements reference oysters at the European Hotel and Saturday dances restarting October 4.
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Wright
Wdy
Ielel
Vista Reytaurant
Kouke
Lis
Roberts Ators
Walker
Center
Attostate
Crawford County
King
Fox
Plina
New York
Cohen'a
Wiel
Ol Olly
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Waterford
Connent
Union -Ghy
Tiftatn
Anne
Corry and Titusville News Mix in Local Items
A mixed late 19th century paper fragment lists candy shop specials and church events, notes sales and openings, and reports on rail and road improvements. Mentions Hoones store candy, Corry Motor Club meeting, and Pennsylvanian railroad work near Hydetown and Tyroneville with a $2,000,000 plan to elevate lines and build a new station.
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Wright
Amity
Hoonda
Maryn
Walker ‘Tallossd Mathes
Center Street
Hoenek
Presbyterian Udieg
KhoWlion
Len A
Corry
G. N. Roberty
W. Ed. Marsh
Ho'slock
Anderson Heathers
Hydelown
Tyronvilles
Broweht
Fonnsy Railroad
Hydetown
Titusville Herald
Yeggs raid North Girard in multiple robberies
A gang of four men raided North Girard between 2 and 4 AM, hitting the post office, Badger's restaurant, Stevens' pool room, and the Lake Shore depot. They entered via windows, stole stamps and government property, cigars, tobacco, and other items, then fled. The post office lacked a safe, aiding the escape. The article notes local authorities' stance and routine security concerns.
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North Girard
Postation
John Badgers
William Stevens
Lake Shors
Norsh Girard
Lake Shorn
Seatinahaa
Brownie fins Leeds plates and film packs at Hindsleyk Drug Store
Brownie fins and Leeds plates appear among film packs at Hindsleyk Drug Store in Mt with a stray fragment noting aiy. The brief item lists miscellaneous merchandise and a local setting, reflecting a small town commerce snippet.
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Leeds
Hindsleyk Drug Store
Aiy, Mt
Pittsburgh College Adds Esperanto to Regular Courses
The University of Pittsburgh announces that Esperanto has been added to its regular course offerings. The faculty states the university is the first in the country to make the international language a standard part of study.
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United Press
Pittabure
Waleyartlly
Pittaburg
Starr Replies to Granger in Local Grangers Debate
Elton Journal reports Bon F. Starr, Local Committeeman, defending the Good Roads stance against Grange of Massachusetts criticism. Starr asserts motives behind opposition, pledging to continue until proven otherwise, citing Joseph H. Weeks and state roads progress as educational for Pennsylvanians.
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Elton Journal
Hood
Massachuswits
National Oponigo
Good Roads
Udd
Joseph H. Weeks
Good Roads Committee
Lenna Motor Federation
Federation
Reigin
Union
Mr. Ladd Love
Massachusetts
United States
Lis
Pennsylvanis
Bon F. Starr
Washington ceremony set for signing of tariff bill
The White House announced a signing ceremony for President Wilson to witness the making of the tariff bill. Attendees include Speaker Champ Clark, Senators from Indiana and Arkansas, and members of the House Ways and Means Committee. The president plans to comment publicly and will present two special pens to Senate leaders.
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United Pros
Washinton
1. C
Wilson
Shark
Mombers
Ge Capriet
Clark
Arkinais
Corn
Indiana
Maanes and Ways and Means
Wilton
Underwood
Simmonk
West Springs field robbery gang involved in Sunday heist
Authorities linked the incident to the same gang that previously robbed the post office and store at West Springs field, occurring early Sunday morning.
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West Springsfield
Union City Conductor Pleads Guilty to Borough Violation
Waite, a conductor for Erie railroad freigh ttrain, faced Union City ordinance No. 356 for blocking a street crossing on September 9, 1814. He appeared before Justice J. C. Mewean on Wednesday. Hertgess Ge Hitch led the complaint. Waite pleaded guilty. Judge McLean fined him $10 plus costs, and he left the case closed.
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Union Ci Uees. Com
Waite
Erie Railroad
Dusties J. C
Wade
Agiinee
Hyrgess Ge Hitch
Himes Waite
Read
Mclean
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A. E. Pettit
Main Street
Depot
Bedford
Pape
Lake Shore Depot
Udy
University OF Pitts
MR. Starr
Granger
Ladd
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
N. Center St
Union City
Bolt
Baxte
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