Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Local Journal Files
A roundup of notices from October 15, 1910, noting W F Cady and Seunil upgrading car care at a First Avenue property, Noah Cornish catching a seven pound nine ounce bass on Chautauqua Lake, Theodore Roosevelt’s arrival at Brig or the Lake Shore, Violinist Kreisler’s concert, a Dunkirk stop, and a critical take on New York state campaign weather and public interest in music money.
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Journal
W. F. Cady and
Seunil
Theodore Roosevelt
Brig
Lake Shore Wriday
Bi Piitz Kreisler
Neig
Dunkirk
York State
Kreister
Ripley Woman Bequeaths 58107 For Aged Home
Jamestown October 15 Judge Rexford signs inheritance tax orders in Surrogate's Court. Pelite Hervet M Spinton of Ripley leaves 581,174 to the town of Ripley for the Randall Home for the Aged. Orders cover many estates with various taxes and exemptions, totaling 58,107.47 for the Ripley aged home project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet M. Stanton
Ripley
Jamestown
Warner S. Rexford
Surrogate's Court
Pelite Hervet M.spinton
Randall Home
Mabel Abbey
Boward Reynolds
Blue L. Maxon
Mary , Miller
Bessip Corbett
Almeda Wells
Oscar Maxon
Piola Mason
Lay
Elizabeth Mason
Frederistr Rickenhrode
Perry A. Mason
Lillian DP. Mason
George Swertig
George Sweay
Petence Mason
Blaine Granate
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Robert Munson
Marion
Ruth Meson
Ripley Union Schions
Penn'a Woods May Be Closed To Hunting
drought across the state may force a ban on small game hunting by November 11. Governor Fisher, advised by state forester George H. Wirt, seeks authority to prohibit hunting in forested areas to prevent fire risk as New York and Massachusetts took similar steps amid drought. Officials caution visitors to be careful with cigarettes and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkshire
Misher
George H. Wirt
Wardi Ny
Gyrus JB. Woods
Lioes
Roosevelt
New York
Allen
Massachusetts
Gifford Pinchot
Fisher
Brazil Revolt Faces Key Battle In Turbulent Advance
Insurgent forces push through Pernambuca toward Bahia and Rio de Janeiro while federal troops halt advances in Minas Geraes and Rio Grande do Sul. Loyalists hold Para and Vierianapolis as northern and western fronts bend under sharp clashes.
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Sao Paulo
South Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
Cape Hatteras
Rabat
New York
Connecticut
Masschusetts
Pernambuca
Matie
Para
Wisconsin
Minnésota
Towa
Stc
Maranhao
Chicago
Pernambuco
Maine
Bahia
Rio da Janeira
Minas Geraes
Jeay Bella Morizonte
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountain
Rio
Grande Do Sul
Florida
Santa Catharina
Parama
Vierianapolis
St. Augustine
Fla
Presidents' Day PTA Event At Junior High
The Junior High building hosts a special Presidents Day program organized by teachers and parents. Speakers include Mrs. O W Braggen, Mrs. P M Loveland, Mr Sedrie McCall, Mrs Pay Weber, Mr Word, and Mrs Morat. The event aims to engage the community with health safety, learning, citizenship, and leisure topics.
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Sedrie McCall
Pay Weber
Word
Moiat
Rail derailment delays trains near Titanite plant
Mriin Ston reports a derailment in the yards near the Titanite plant just north of the city holding up four cars. Two full passenger trains of about twenty cars total passed through Thursday bound south carrying grapes from the Chautauqua grape belt to Pittsburgh for distribution. A hunting party including Mclroy Boutwell and Swann went to Garland today.
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Mriin Ston
Pennsylvania
Warlark
Pibtsburgh
Messrs, Mclroy, Boutwell and Swann
Garland
State liquor rights and the federalism debate on prohibition
A senatorial candidate opposed to prohibition argues that repealing the federal amendment will leave counties and states dryer than now. He notes many states went dry before the Eighteenth Amendment and predicts local option areas would remain dry, with stricter enforcement by smaller units. The issue frames a new state rights versus federalism conflict.
Senators and Books Stir Censorship Debate Reemerges
Senators remain drawn into reading cases as books sent by the Customs Bureau during the obscene books debate scatter widely. Officials cannot round them up, and senators and kin continue to read them, a process seen as a caution for future censorship disputes.
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Polonius
Senate
Customs Bureau
Wold
Answers to yesterday's questions sheet
The quiz lists five items with concise answers. 1 composer of Capitan march is unnamed here. 2 Mohawk Trail length unspecified. 3 first seamen of the Mediterranean identified as the rattlesnake in the source. 4 a lieutenant commands a platoon. 5 largest active volcano in the world is Gulf of Mexico noted here as a mislabel.
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Capitan
Mediterranean
Nicholas Longworth
Westminster Abbey
London
Custer
Gulf of Mexico
Aggressive Daily Lesson Shaping Vocab Growth
The page presents WL Cordon’s Daily Lessons in English focusing on word accuracy and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses and spellings, with a daily vocabulary push illustrating aggressive as a case study in vigorous action in support of a goal and real example.
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WL Cordon
Cheltenham
England
Area of Pyramid Surface Based on Base and Slant Height
A geometry problem asks for the total surface area of a pyramid with a base of 3 feet 6 inches square and a slant height of 9 feet. The piece also includes a calculation trail for yesterday's answer totaling 50 dollars with multiple arithmetic steps.
B Y M Club Plans Halloween Party At Parl Street Home
The B Y M Club met Monday evening at Mrs Stuart Houghton s West Pleasant street home for a bridge game and salad lunch. Members planned three Halloween gatherings to be held at Mrs Gladys Reynolds s Parl Street home.
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Stuart Houghton
West Pleasant Street
Gladys Reynolds
Parl Street
Potato Demonstration for Local Growers at Protier Farm
Next Friday morning at 1 o'clock an event for potato growers will be held at Carl Protier's farm in Beedam. J B R Dickey of State College will discuss production and marketing of potatoes and H N Relatise of State College will speak. Experts will demonstrate grading potatoes under Federal standards and Dickey will address the value of grading and other aspects of successful production.
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Carl Protier
Beefdam
J. B. R. Dibkey
State College
Dickey
Oil Refinery Blast Burns Two Workers at Vacutim Plant
Two men were burned in an oil refinery blast at Vacutim Oil Company yesterday on West Sullivan Street. Michael Wands of 15 grave was reported to be improving after hospitalization. John Oxvyar of 729 Fountain Street had partial recovery and is expected to survive. The explosion, while workers were atop the still, showered flaming oil and clothes. firefighters contained the blaze with water. The still was part of a large improvement program. extent of loss will take time to determine.
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Michael Wands
Sullivan Street
Vacutim Oil Company
Olean Gener
John Oxvyar
Denittance
Woods
Wools
Qzoyat
Leathers
Vavutm Oilice
Pope grants dispensation for royal marriage
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius grants a dispensation for the marriage of Princess Giovanna of Italy to Ising Boris of Bulgaria. The arrangement requires Catholic baptism and education of their children and forbids recognition of potential heirs to other thrones.
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Vatican Glty
Pope Pius
Giovanna
Italy
Ising Boris
Bulgaria
Baston Cnthones
Chuph
Thybno
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Noah Cornish
Lakewood
Chautaqua Lake
Penn’a
John Sehrisber
Titusville, Ie
Brazil
P.T.A
Porta
Va Stowe
Stowe Farm
Harry Burch
J. A. Merriam
Mississippi
Climax
Lu E. Prmenan
E. Pinkham
Dodin
Doans
Downey’s Drug Store
Main & Center Sts
Padre
Corry
Poe
Spencer
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Model Dairy Co
Guignon's
PEXTO
YSILS
SUN Ray
E. E. Guignon
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