Personal Mentions Across Multiple Cities This Morning
Local notices list residents and visitors: Dr G A Histon returns from Ble, J McOloski from Corry to Pittsburg, AP Pinte back to Erie after time with daughter Lena Sallup, Carl Winger heads to Jamestown, Henderson on business to Tit big, Dr Brigham and wife with friends in Corry, Mrs P C Lynch returns from New York Philadelphia Baltimore trip, L J Everett back to Union City after city business, A O Johnson and wife of Cleveland visiting Smith street, Corry ladies travel to Youngsville to visit Mrs Kincaid, O R McIntyre family to Dunkirk, Mrs Percy Havens from Rich Cancer Sanitorium returns to Spartansboro, M Parkhurst and Amy R Pier visit Meadville, former city schools head L Cross moves to Desmond farm, F B Whittlesey and son to Reading Philadelphia for a game, Mrs Bell Baker of Columbus and sister Ira Simmons of Bear Lake visit Warren, John Evans of Montrey visiting Clyde Cook in South Center street.
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Carl Winger Feft
Jamestown
Henderson
Dr. Brigham
Corry
P. C. Lynch
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
L. J. Everett
Union City
O. A. Johnson
Cleveland
Frank Raymond
Smith Street
Youngsville
Barlow
Kincaid
O. R. McIntyre
Dunkirk
Percy Havens
Spartansboro
M. Parkhurst
Amy R. Pier
Meadville
Cross and
Familly
Desmond Farm
F. B. Whittlesey
Lee
Reading
Bell Baker
Columbus
Ira Simmons
Bear Lake
Warren
John Evans
Montrey
Local notices and travel plans populate a village page
Various residents announce travel for business and personal reasons including Mrs Barber Miss Fetch Mr Bracken and Mrs Swanson. Others list visits to Erie Kane and New York while a city contractor wins a house job and a lecture by Henry Wilson is planned for October 15.
Tragedy in Dense Fog claims brakeman near Carrollton
In dense fog near Salamanca New York a brakeman named Irah C Lind erbolt, son of PI Ry freight No 347, was struck and killed by a south bound freight at 10 o clock. He had moved to a siding to let four south bound freights pass and was found by train crew after the others had passed. It is not certain which train caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW City
Iarah
C. Linderbolt
PI Ry
Carrolton
Salamanca
Linderbolt
Tingervole
Salamanea
N.Y
Bottle Message From Wrecked Vessel Sparks Police Attention
A note found in a bottle washed up on a beach near Point Gratiot is being reviewed by the police. The message claims four boys signed it and that the writer’s son is among them, though the note offers no party details or stable facts.
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Dubkirk
Gel
Poli
Point Gratiot
Painful Corns Removed By New Painless Ready
Advertising copy touts Putnam's Gorn Extractor as a quick painless remedy for corns. The product claims to draw out soreness and lift the corn from the core with neat cleanup, recommended by druggists and Thomas Downey.
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Putnam's
Putnam's Extractor
Druggtats
Downey Adv
Pennsy Freight Boom Strains Local Rail Lines
Freight movement on the local division of the Pennsy railroad has surged in the past two weeks with eastbound trains carrying goat products and westbound merchandise from the Baxi. Local factories and refineries have boosted activity while Sheffield and the Tioneata Valley shipments add 25 to 50 cars daily.
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Warren
Pennsy Railroad
Jay
Baxi
Sheffield
Tloneata
Washington paper retracts Wilson article
President Wilson disputes a Washington Post quote claiming a Democrat who supports him is a rebel. The Post printed his note criticizing misquotation, with a prominent editorial on the front page defending the printing and the author’s intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Washington Post
Post
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G. A. Histon
J McOloski
Pittsburg
AP. Pinte
Erie
Mise Lena Sallup
Pines
Cuba
Restery Merklwer Coy
Beecham
Turday
Walling Ford
Cohen
D. B
D. B. Or
D. B. Coffee
M. ©. Barber
Buffalo
Sweeney
Herbert Bracken
Kane
Coons
Johnson
R. Fetch
Greenville
Frank Gilson
Walter Swanson
Kinzwa
F. H. Johnson
Marion, O
H.W. Stennett & Sons
Yortoe
J. M. Chiifester
Paul Phelps
Rome
N. Yu
David
BM Phelps
Albert F. Heown
Franklin
Mra
James Stevens
Gowanda
Addie Stokes
Mra. Welser
Sharlansburg
Mellray
Emerson Bays
Thomas Ward
Weat Smith Street
Hen ‘Y Wilson
Kansas
Johnson's Hall
Hurkhardt Art Shop
Cohmnin
St. Wilzabeth's Church
P.r.k
Gary
Riday
Bor
Shibe
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