Soulless corporation cited over Austin disaster
The Erle Dispatch condemns Haylesa Company amid threats attributed to its officials. Editorial argues the company’s stance endangers Austin and urges criminal action if culpable, insisting the city must pursue the cause and the responsible party without hesitation. The piece labels the company soulless and warns its removal would harm the state map.
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Soulless Corporation
Erle Dispatch
Haylesa Company
Austin
Baylus
Ty Ulster
Verdict for the plaintiff in Cole Brothers case grows
The jury awarded the plaintiff 2471.25 after a six day trial before Judge Walling. The suit, begun by The First Trust Company on behalf of Walker to recover 10000 claimed from United States Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Greensboro, centers on a Harborcreek circus disaster two years ago. Defendants argued misdrawn policy and discrepancies. Attorneys Brooks English Gunnison Gilford Chapin represented plaintiffs and defendants.
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Cole Bros
Jadge Walling
Frit Trust Company
Siniente PF Walker
Wen
Dun Assin
United States
Brooks and Engish
Gunnison
Phi Gilford
Chapin
Pittsburg Gazette Times backs Shreve for Congress seat
The Pittsburg Gazette Times endorses former Union City man Shreve to succeed Bates in the Crawford District. Arthur L. Bates will retire after 12 years, and Shreve, a Crawford County native with a long legal career, is praised as well suited, having served as district attorney and as a prominent legislator and judiciary chair. The piece notes Shreve’s college education, banking and manufacturing ties, and leadership in Erie County politics.
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Erie County
Shreve
Ppenker le
Fire damages Amos Stuffebeam home in West End blaze
A fire broke out about 1:45 pm in a small house on West Washington street owned by Joel Sullivan and occupied by Amos Stuffebeam and family. Mrs Stuffebeam and her sister noticed flames by the stovepipe near the ceiling and raised the alarm. Firefighters reached the scene after a long chase and found the rear portion burned. most furniture had been removed. The hose supply was strained but extinguished the flames, with two wagons and special equipment from the first and third wards assisting.
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Amos Stufflebeam
West Washington Street
Joel Sullivan
Amos Stuffibeam
Third Ward
Worth Street
MNE VAUDEVILLE AT THE LIBRARY
Robinsons greet a large audience in a refined vaudeville debut at the library theater. Mayme Robinson and son Richard appear as Jane Richards and Richard Clarke delivering twenty minutes of songs and a standout voice with strong stage presence. Mandy Hawkins and others perform varied sketches and a lively scenic backdrop enhances the act despite uneven material.
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Robinsons
Blatent Pudeville
Vaude~ville
Mayme Lage Tobinson
Richard
Jane Richards
Chard Clarke
Song
Mia Robinson
Han
Mandy Hawkins
Mr and Wea
Chayley Saunders
Man of the Hours Inn
Corry man awarded damages in Lancaster race incident
Dr Dean receives 600 dollars from Lancaster Fair Association for an accident involving his race mare Noel. The payment settles injuries from the Lancaster event, with the claimant identified as Dr Dean of Corry.
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Corry Man
Lancaster Fair Association
Dr. Dean
Noel
Lancaster
Deny
Lorry
Lancaster Fair
Ingligente
Oil city man’s death mystery near railroad track
Oil City report recounts a man named Habn found dead beside a railroad near Rynd Farm after a group from Petroleum Center traveled with him. Witnesses describe a drunken revel at Center and a freight ride toward Oil City. Suspicions linger over whether the death was accidental or foul play awaiting judgment by authorities.
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Oil City
Cleveland
Petroleum Center
WAAC
Tde Ward Habn
Rynd Farm
Gun Douiies
Gun Pardes
Hatin
Long
Domree
Fin Houe
Pardee
Hhhn
Rouseville
Engagement Announced At Second Avenue Dinner
Miss Kitty Hayes hosted a five o clock dinner for eight friends at her parents home on Second Avenue. The event featured decorative dining room, prize pie cards, and a reading game with a legal document. Miss Jennie Cottrell read first and received a Mamond ring, announcing her engagement to Mr. Frank Golger of Corry.
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Kitty Hayes Aga
W. Hayes
Second Avenue
Jennie Cottrell
Frank Golger
Corry
Mss Hayes
Union Aiky Timea
His Honor the Mayor at Library Theater entertains crowd
Harry Kelley led his original company in His Honor the Mayor at Library Theater on October 16. The production drew a large, appreciative audience impressed by Kellys humor and dancing, Nellie Daly, Aaron’s dancing quartet, and Captain Zilaky played by John H. Pratt.
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Harry Kelley
Library Theater
Baalleke
Hayy
Wally Wife
New York Company
Abibrary Shetler
Tilayille Herald
Harry Kelly
Hlaelty
T He Principale
Mery Kelly
Fanny
Nellie Daly
Kelly
Aaron
John H. Pratt
Captaie Zilaky
Corry Band Sets Halloween Big Affair in Motion
The Corry Halloween committee reports strong support from local businessmen and fraternal groups for a big event. Final plans include using the State Armory for a music program with the Corry and King bands. The parade details are being finalized and local clubs are urged to participate in costumes for a festive evening.
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CORRY
King
Sions
Corry Visit by Union City Women Club
A Union City women’s club outing to Corry featured train travel invited by friends Wi and Mrs. Tt Peterson of Cold Spring Dairy Farm. On arrival they were greeted by carriages to the Peterson home for a grand dinner. Afterward the group visited the Corry Miah Hatchery and enjoyed the grounds. They returned home by evening train with thanks to Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Smma Miller for the hospitality.
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Cory
Peterson
Smma Miller
Mio
Union City Minion
Notice to Corry Residents on Policy Changes
A garbled notice states policies solicited by Ralph Coates will be addressed soon by G. Benny of Titusville who plans to post notices in Corry. The message is unclear but signals forthcoming action on the matter.
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Corry
Ani
Ralph Coates
G. 2
Benny
Titusville
Ato
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