Crowd grow for Journal baseball service updates
The Journal baseball service attracts larger crowds each day and yesterday, using space on the Traction Building balcony to show the game. A hired technician streamed the action, with reports available by phone upon request. The Giants won in the tenth inning amid a minor delay and a growing public interest through the series. Weather forecast says cloudy tonight and Friday.
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Tarcony
Roperts
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Wiv Journal and Hate
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Journal
Bond Gay
Giants
Erie
Gamein
Hasbrouck Store Sold to Northrop in Paynes Building
The Hasbrouck grocery at 1 Math Street in the Payne building was sold to W A Northrop of the First ward. The deal closed yesterday but possession will not be taken Monday. Hasbrouck started the business about a year ago and has gradually reduced stock while Northrop plans to merge and develop the store.
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W. Tt. Hasbrouck
Payne Building
Math Street
W. A. Northrop
Flrst
Hasbrouck
I Heattt
Northhrop
Mrs Fisher Bitten by Cat in Frederick Street Home
Mrs Fisher suffered a cat bite on the left forearm when she bent to pet a visiting cat at her Frederick street home last evening. The wound swelled through the night and Dr C W Kibler attended this morning, noting precautionary treatment to prevent infection.
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Murray Fisher
C. WU. Kibler
Frederick Street
Attempted entry at U S Chair Office reported
A night watchman at the U S Chair Co plant in Mast Hod Tut reported would be intruders near the outer door of the ranger office. Officers Spencer and Stevens responded after 2 am and found the intruders frightened away. Earlier, an inebriated man lay on freight car top and was helped down at the depot.
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Erle Rail
Bepot
Freigh
Yan
Jackin
Miss Williams Attends Kaystone Library Meeting in Erie
Miss She Williams travels from Corry Public Library to Erie for a one day session of the Kaystone State Library Association at Hotel Lawrence. Mrs C. Charles of Foxbury accompanies, with Charles visiting Mr and Mrs Heath yesterday. Reports on innovations in library work to be presented. Williams plans to return home this evening.
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She Williams
Erie
Corry
Williama
Railroad rushes contractors to finish new grade
Officials in the Buffalo division order tie construction firms to hasten the Pennsylvania Railroad grade from North Corry to Bhier. The key contractor aims to complete the project and remove test equipment within sixty days. Despite remaining work, crews expect to finish close to drill-set timelines, as rail activity continues before winter shutdowns.
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Muffalo
North Corry Thru
Bhier
Powsrble
Monroe Man Recovers From Skull Fracture After Trolley Crash
Professor Monroe returns home after a severe skull fracture from the Dunkirk trolley collision. Doctors at Brooks Hospital now expect recovery, following a successful operation. He resumed duties as high school principal by morning. Mrs. Monroe remains with him in Dunkirk.
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Dukirk
Theigh School
Dunkirk
Louis Monroe
Brooks Hospital
Columbus
Young Monroe
H Wis
Shower for Miss Farrell at Pleasant Street Home
A party of about 20 young friends held a miscellaneous shower for Miss Margaret Farrell at her West Pleasant Street home. The well known local graduate will marry Mr Fred Laird of this city soon. Friends presented many remembrances to the honoree in a pleasant evening gathering.
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Pleasant Streat
Margaret Farrell
Fred Laird
Mies Farrell
Ocal High School
Hospital Alumni Gather at Nurses Cottage Event
Impromptu gathering of iu Wiant nurses and friends occurred at the Nurses Cottage and Hoy Mite last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Melvin Smith Mrs. R Hardy and Miss Hardy of Toronto and a few other former graduates of the training school who were in the city.
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Toss Prenant
Melvin Smith
R. Hardy
Miss Hardy
Toronto
City
Gas Well Struck on Rich Farm at Columbus
A gas well was found on the Rich family ice farm in Columbus owned by Dr J Rich. Williams drilled a water well on the upper Rich farm, formerly Betis Pace area, hitting gas at seventy five feet. The hole was extended and plugged, yielding water as well. Williams plans a tent well on the Rich farm within a week or two to further develop potential resources.
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Columbus
Tr. J. 9
Rich
Alias Williams
Betis
Gus Wis
Williams
Wreck at Spartansburg Last Night
An engine on the Baftaly and Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed about a mile south of Spartansburg due to a defective switch. The southbound freight wreck blocked the track, delaying northbound passenger trains No 89 and 65. Passengers were transferred to a special and resumed northbound travel over three hours late.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Spartansburg
OW City
Plac
Tne
Tver
Plyer
Thrush Vlty
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