San Cura Ointment and Soap Promises and Democratic Nomination
An old advertisement claims San Cura Ointment stops burns and releases poisons while healing. It markets Ban Cura Soap as dandruff and germ killer for the scalp. Separately, the Utica Democratic convention in Rome failed to nominate a Third Assembly District candidate, prompting party insiders to seek a suitable replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames & Go
Thomas Downey
San Curo
Hente
Conte
I, Amen & Co
Ames & Co
Thompson Medion Co
Ituaville
Utica
Ni Ys
Onelde
Rome
Five Year Old Girl Burned To Death In Oil City Home
A five year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lytle, died after a fall and fire at her Home on October. Neighbors rushed to help as flames spread from the second floor to the stairs. Doctors Smitherman and Sharpwack attended, but the burns were fatal, with death occurring about 1:20 PM. Matches found near the child’s purse suggest a possible accidental ignition.
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Blownie Lytle
Mew
Guy Lytle
Pest
Weanor
Goreamithi
Tirat
Hamer
Myx
Little
Thyatclan
Drs. Smitheman
Sharpwack
Tito
Tr Ty
Compromise Reached in Keene Iron Pool Settlement Case
In New York a compromise by James R. Keene related to the collapse of the Hooke ng Gon and Iron pool on June 1 1910 has been accepted by creditors. The settlement totals about 900000 dollars, with some parties disputing origins of the funds and trustees continuing to manage the pool under the court’s supervision. Brokers Hopper and Starnbach testified they sold stock tied to the pool but deny Keene’s knowledge, and have joined the settlement through their counsel.
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Jamen R. Keene
Hosking
Goal & Iron Pool
New York
Tamey
Roche
Ftogle
Hookeng Gon & Iron Pool
Rnd
Amite
Nilier Mambora
Lini
Ilis Continus
Keene Thas Neurod
Solomon Hanford
John B. Stapelfield
Hopper & Starnbach
Keene
Hd Pool
Thoir
Robbers visit Warren Depot shock scene at rail office
A masked man with a revolver robbed the Warren depot office after hours, tying up staff and escaping with cash and a watch. Police investigated the botched theft, noting the suspect wore a thick mustache and a dark outfit. An employee later described the assailant and the chaotic moments before the escape.
Heater Ad Urges Early Buy at Girly for Cold Weather
Readers warned to purchase a heater before winter cold sets in. The ad promotes a favored stove, urging action to avoid a failing old unit and enjoy room warmth this season. Corry, Pa. retailer Hi H Guignon signs the notice.
Balloonists Have a Narrow Escape in Iowa
Mason City Iowa October reports two balloonists Captain Berry and Paul McCulloch of St Bonis wrecked near the city after a long flight from Thursday night. They landed on a farm northeast of town after the balloon broke from its anchor causing damage to the basket and gear. Pilot John Barry was carried some distance before being freed. The crew endured rain and low winds during the descent. balloon valued at 55000. Search is underway for the balloon. Seven balloons had landed in Kansas City Missouri by October 7 with only two remaining aloft in the James Gordon Hen Heth International trophy race.
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Mason City
Iowa
Berry
Paul McCulloch
St. Bonis
Berry Sayn
John Barry
Hevers
Whart
Kantar City
James Gordon Hen Heth
Woman with rare infection resembled tuberculosis in Pittsburgh case
Pittabunne Oct 7. Borhe Airadma in many Years a case of autinomyconia said to resemble tuberculosis was reported. The patient, Mrs Dolla O Nell Young, wife of an attorney, was placed under care. In Pittsburg a patrolman clashed with Kata Melnes who plunged a hatpin into Patrolman Bheridin after being ordered to move on. Magistrate Alpern sent her to the workhouse for 90 days.
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Dolla O'Nell-Young
Pittsburg
Kata Melnes
Hutpin Inty
Bheridin
Moro Firt
Alpern
Taft Tour Focuses on Interior Department at Idaho Fair
President Taft addressed 15,000 at a county fair in Caldwell Idaho praising Walter Fisher and railing at the Hallinger era. He urged civil enforcement of the Sherman anti trust act and stressed government relations to business while noting insurgent sentiment in the region.
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Interior Department
Bolves
Oak
Taft Nedal
Idaho
Hocatello
Galdwell
Bolen
Taaho Fenny
Taft
Neil Avery
Praien
Interior
Walter Li Fiahien
Chleawo Jy Thamp
Aya Mtr. Pisher
Hallinger
Js Galnoit Praide
United States Supreme Court
Tie
Vueinese
Buulnes
Caldwot
Hoien
Snow Heavy in Adirondacks With Decade's Heaviest Fall
North Country awoke to the heaviest snow of a decade with widespread white covering last night. From Tupper Lake to Paul Smiths the terrain was blanketed as rain mixed with snow turned to snow by 9 o'clock, and temperatures fell to the forties.
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North Country
Sarame
N.Y
Adironiincka
Indies
Tupper Lake
Glen
Paul Smith
Hare
Chateauguay
Mhir
Val Jove
Woodsea
Rei
Naseed
Ten thousand reported killed in Chinese disturbance revolt
Unclear source reports a figure of 10,000 dead linked to disturbances in China amid the Savghgan province turmoil and ensuing rebellion. Details are fragmented and verification is uncertain as the article references tenuous estimates and disrupted communications.
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China
Chenntih, Co
Savghgan
Ex-King Mapuel Denies Portugal London Rumor
Rumor claims Manuel Mapuel of Portoxad plans travel to Portugal and London. Mapuel denies the claim, calling it false and stating he will not undertake the journey or engage in any related actions. The denial appears in a brief statement issued from an unnamed source.
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Manuel
Portugal
London
Mapuel
Portoxad
Two Baseball Leaders McGraw and Mack in Rivalry
A historical note outlines John McGraw as a forceful manager who rules with discipline and a keen strategic mind, comparing him to Connie Mack’s quiet, authoritative style. It highlights their temperaments, approaches to management, and aims for clean, disciplined baseball under national commission oversight.
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McGraw
Mack
New York
Diverpine Lay
John Mecraw
Winnepeg
Amery
Gehinly
McGrale
John T. Shush
Brinh
Texin
Fiehder
It4y
National Commission
Nemss
Unsportsman
Direct primary bill passes state Senate amid partisan split
Albany Oct 5 The direct primary bill known as the Poe-Birlvelt measure clears the Senate with Democratic support and opposition from Loomis and Six in the NY Senate while Wagner and Nahaniel vote for it. Assembly expected to concur today and adjourn, with Republicans largely absent and most Democrats in favor.
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Senate
Albany
Dix
Len Pans
Whit Scfonr
Directre
Jairy Dim
Loomis of
Bullilo
New York
Wagner
Orrine for Drinks Habit Drill for wives and mothers
A Corry Pennsylvania advertisement offers Orrine, a drink habit remedy, in powder No1 and pill form No210. It promises a money-back guarantee if no benefit is seen after trial and includes a free booklet. The ad notes cost as $1 per box and is from O Babbitt & Son, druggists.
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Orrine
Orrine Costa
Jose
Mobail Orrine
O. Babbitt & Son
Corry
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Warren National Bank
Mall
Jan
Oil City
James J. Keene
Hocking Coal & Iron Pool
Warren Depot
Warton
Gotohord
Son
Owen
Marbareon
Hekel Apm
Hocal 1
Idke
WIKN
Tite Monthly
Mike Wale
Elecani
Hood
Pargutarkon
Howe
Evan
Peer Torofmey
FBI
Henry Hotties
Corry, PA
Dako
Adirondacks
Oil City Trust
Cail Guy
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
W. Jamienon
G. Z. Canstro
Couhier
F. R. Rossel
R. H. Winger
Teller
Hiven
Nahaniel
Brooklyn
Thent
Hillmén
Hussey, Coates
Mar
Fon
Griffith
C. H. Henderson
N. Center
St. Corry, Pa
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