Classified Advertising Notice and City Death Toll Claim
A classified department insertion discusses a possible restriction on watercraft speeds. The document also notes that in September, sixty three people or more than two daily were killed by vehicles in New York streets, citing the Pittsburgh Gazette Times quote about vulgar dances from a French dragatct.
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New York
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Horse Hoop Caught Under Rail In Unloading Accident
Yesterday at the North Center street crossing a horse pulling a car had its hoof caught beneath a rail. A crowbar freed the hoof and the horse was able to rise. The rear leg suffered a badly sprained injury. The incident is described as a particularly peculiar accident for the locality.
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Edwards
North Center Street
Fear That 418 Are Doomed in Cardiff Mine This Afternoon
Officials warned that 418 miners in the Cardiff mine at Singhen yad faced doom as a fire spread through the western galleries. By 5 p.m. local time, 415 men were confirmed still inside and cut off from fresh air supplies.
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Cardiff
United Press
Wales
Universal Mine
Singhenyad
Offer to reopen the impeachment case in Albans
Attorney John J. Stanchfield for the prosecution offered to amend the articles of impeachment to reopen the trial of former New York Governor William Sulzer. He proposed that if reopened, Sulzer’s side could present Governor Sulzer and any witnesses they choose to counter the evidence. Lewis Marshall, Sulzer’s counsel, denounced the move as a bankruptcy plea and said the prosecution had already begun.
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United Press
Albans
William Sulzer
New York
John J. Stanchfield
Stanchfield
Doncan W. Peck
Henry Morgan
Sulzer
Govrnor Sulzer
Lewis Marshall
Standfield
Case Against Executive Collapses in Adjourning Session
The prosecution's case against the accused executive collapsed as the argument over the suggestion of Stunchfield failed. An adjournment was taken at the end of Votook, marking a pause in proceedings.
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Ong of Votook
Erie to Add Two New Trains on Hilols Schedule
Local rail circles report two new passenger trains may join the Hilols division next Sunday between Buffalo and Meadville. Officials have not confirmed details but rumor suggests Corry will gain one extra train daily in each direction.
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IL Fg
Leea
Road
Huffalo
Meadville
Corry
Oarload of Kansas mules arrives for winter at Eisett farm
A freight of two horses and a crew of Kansas mules valued at $2 per load arrived Saturday morning and were taken to the Eisett farm to be wintered. The long-eared animals completed the journey in good shape, with the freight bill exceeding $200, reported Bradford Rea.
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Cumber
Eisett Farm
Bradford Rea
Wilson's Resignation Accepted by U S Government
Washington October 14. The resignation of Henry Lane Wilson ambassador to Mexico during the Taft regime was formally accepted after the inauguration and delayed due to U S relations with Huerta. Officials say relief from the State Department allows Wilson to begin a public series of statements explaining his conduct in the Mexican affairs.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Huerta
Mexico City
Madero
Suares
Ambassador Wilson
Hus
State Department
Bis
Hospital Donation Drive Remains Open for Supplies
Community urged to donate staples and bedding as hospital catalogs need includes canned goods jelly tables and other essentials. Organizers ask volunteers to notify the hospital if offering articles and a collector will call. Limited state funds push for generous donations this year.
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Pervons
Corryites in Big Parade and Sermon at Villa Maria
Local Holy Name Society members from Corry will travel to Erie next Sunday for a Holy Name parade. Rev John LaFarge, a direct descendant of Commodore Perry, will speak after the demonstration at Villa Maria grounds. He was invited by Rev J J Donnlan, diocese chancellor, and agreed to address the gathering.
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Holy Name Society
Erie
Holy Name Societies of
Corty
John LaFarge
Commodore Perry
Villa Maria Grounds
Holy Name
J. J. Donnlan
Rev. la Farge
Resuit
Leonardtown
Maryland
Lake
Holy Name parade to draw 6000. Meadeville march planned
Notes on a July celebration for Brie and John LaVarge Sr's family, detailing a Holy Name demonstration expected to attract about 6,000 men wearing badges and carrying flags. William Gredier presides as grand marshal with a unity of branches forming a march and assembly, followed by open air services at Ville Marie academy grounds led by Rev. LaParge.
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Brie
John LaVarge
Stag
Holy Name
William Gredier
Marshal Gredier
Aida
Hishop FiteMauree
D. D
Bt. Peter's
Orishing
St. Patrick's
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
John’s
Bt Andrew
Sixth Street
Poplar Street
Poplar
Cascade Park
Plum Street
Ville Maris Academy
LaParge
Baylour
W. Blair
G. Lyond
W. Duffy
Wile
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