Road builder Sam Hill to entertain Romanian queen in New York
Samuel Hill of Maryhill Washington, famed road builder and diplomat, prepares to entertain Queen Marie of Romania during her U.S. visit. Hill promotes American roads and peace projects, offering tours and talks in New York and possibly Washington state venues. He recalls past travels with European leaders and hints at Queen Marie’s itinerary and a planned royal audience aboard a special train.
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Sam Hill
Maryhill
Washington
Paul W. White
New York
Samuel
Funiary
Bayer
Ull
Wash
Sayiee
Marie
Ronmainia
Empire
Fonaine
Belgium
Marshaltaltre
Howig Iy
Datkan Culor
Fils
Samy Hill
Logingy of Monde
Gnlgr
United Preuss
Willis
Willie
Serle
Huy
Europe
Femgehuliiven
OueueVer
Fahl
Marie Would Visi Two Places Blainw
Manyul
Canadian
United States
Great Britain
Mire Lip
Roosevelt
Paris
Viscivostok
Albert
Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets Promote Kidney Health
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets as effective for kidney and bladder issues and liver support. It claims past and new drugs combine for strong results and offers a money back guarantee if there is not benefit after trying a box from the local druggist. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Thompson
Missionary From Alaska To Speak Here
Dr Young known as "The Mushing Parson" travels from Alaska to answer readers questions about northern life. He will discuss glaciers native living conditions and the Klondike era, sharing knowledge from his northern travels and experiences.
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Alaska
The Mushing Parson F W Batkemeyer in Alaska
Dr. Young’s Alaska trip sparks talk on forty years of pioneer work. An old native woman praised his mission bringing God to Sitkal. He is invited to speak next Sunday at the Presbyterian church with stereoptic images, sharing experiences across races and regions.
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Rudyard Kipling
Dr. Young
Alaska
F. W. Batkemeyer
Sitkal
Presbyterian Church
$15,000 Loss in Erie Wreck
A Erie Railroad freight train wrecked near Connewango Valley injured seventeen cars and damaged merchandise totaling about $15,000. The front truck on the eighteenth car broke causing the pile up two miles west of the location. Traffic halted for hours, cleared by 2:30. The accident disrupted the main line between Jamestown and Buffalo.
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Conewango Valley
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Buffalo
Jamestownn
Fire Alarm at Rogers Steucthral Steel Plant No Fire
An alarm triggered at the Rogers Steucthral Steel plant in the Third Ward when air pressure in the system dropped. Fire crews were dispatched but found no fire and were not needed.
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Rogers Steucthral Steel Company
Third Ward
Forgery Charges Target Leroy Ty Cole in County Court
JamesTown man Leroy Ty Cole faces forgery charges in County Court. Prosecutors allege he used a certificate from the Art Metal Construction Company to obtain a $650 loan at American National Bank, in a case tied to his mother in law Florence Mersilith. Cole pleaded not guilty in September and awaits trial next Wednesday.
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Mayvelle
Loonan
Baerfore
Judie James Tf
Prendergass
Leroy Ty Cole
Jamestown
Cole
Tate Motherarslay
Plorenice Mersilith
Adituire
Art Metal Construction Company
American National Tank of
Ignestons
Philanthropist Geo M. McPadden Claimed by Death
Noted Philadelphia philanthropist Geo T McPadden, known in cotton markets worldwide, died today at his Rosemont home aged 70. He led the Geo Ty McPadden Co brokers with base operations in the Gatton market and was a commanding figure in New York Liverpool and Manchester trade.
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United Press
Pilladelpina
Geo. TE McPadden
Philadelphia
Yale
Rosemont
Lor
Geo. Ty Mevadden Co
New Yorks
Liverpool
Man
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R. F. Livermore Co
W. Fygress
Charles William
Chrles William Stores
Inca New York City
William Stores, Inc
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