Local Briefs From City Morning Movements
SumLines went to life this morn ig on business. LC, Miske went to Hele ness thiss morning. C.F. Brown went to Warren on business fill morning. Jon Desmond returned this morn ing from Wester busties tri). Miss Hevk Clarke and Min Hoton Dasiiond went to vie thle whomine to spend the day. Reed Robinson and Arthur G McDiinnell were in the city to report the Taft meeting and photograph the crowd.
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SumLines
Miske
Heleness
C.F. Brown
Warren
Jon Desmond
Wester Busties
Hevk Clarke
Min Hoton Dasiiond
Vie
Ge Kennedy
Hiv Hon
Brie
Frends
Kathyrn Stone
Misa Myrtle Fuller
Car World
W. van Buren
Chicago
Reed Robinson
Bio Dispatch
Arthur G. McDiinnell
Hiusi
New Coat Models Promised in Serges and Mixtures
Just received fifty coats featuring strictly tailored cuts new models in serges and mixtures with guaranteed linings.
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Just
Local Notes From Jamentown to Warren and Erie
Morning movements include MN Baker heading to Jamentown and Mrs fi Re Tiffany with son to Warren as George Waler visits Erie. Mayor Heath and wife attend a Grange meeting in Columbus. Alden-Ragon Coal office offers Saturday hours. Miss Kathryn Alexander and Miss Marty Hoeham of Meadville visit relatives. Currie Peterson and Alvi Anna Johnson travel to Warren for the weekend. Spartanburg event noted with local names and dates. Bucis Jon's Arnica Salve advertised for pimples burns and bruises with quick relief claims.
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Alden-Ragon
Kathryn Alexander
Marty Hoeham
Meadville
Currie Peterson
Ando
Alvi Anna Johnson
Warren
WIUK
Roys J. W. Withom
Spartanabung
Spartanstung
M. i
Rey
Garnett
Suda
N. F. Ames & Co. Ady
Judge Pease Predicts Roosevelt Victory in New York
Judge Leslie Panse of Chautauqua County spoke at a sparsely publicized Washington party mass meeting in City Oct. 25. Despite rain and short notice, about 50 attendees gathered at YMCA hall where Pease praised the audience as a growing baby moose with antlers, delivering a sharp political jab as he urged support for Roosevelt.
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Washington
York State
Progressive Party
City
New York State
Leslie Panse
Chautauqua County
Washington Party
YM. C.A. Hall
Pease
Amuse Theater Ads Mention Costello and Flour Prices
The clipping lists theater acts including Maurice Costello and titles like The Catwtaker and The Woman Hater, plus a market note arguing flour prices fell from 1.76 to 1.45 and criticizing a perceived flour price combine. It mentions a North East flour at 1.50 and a grocer ad at 111 B Main St with Adv. S125.
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North East
B. Main St
Complainant Challenges New Express Abuse Practices
Harrisburg based state vitbroad commission received a complaint alleging a new method by which express companies harass the public. A S Jessop of Pittsburg says a prepaid package to his home was handed to an express firm in Bridgeville, then routed to a local company and delivered with a 25 cent charge. He seeks to know if the express company has such rights.
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Harrisburg
State
A. S. Jessop
Pittsburg
Bridgeville
Reliable home treatment for whiskey and beer
An advertised home cure named ORRINE claims to destroy cravings for whiskey beer and other intoxicants with two forms powder or pill both offered by C Babbitt Son druggists at N Center St. A money back guarantee applies if no benefit after trial and the price is listed as $1 000 per box. Daniel C Hopkins Millcreek Township candidate for representative in the general assembly third district of Erie County seeks support noting experience as a teacher and former high school principal.
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Orrine
Orrin
Babbitt & Son
N. Center St
Daniel C. Hopkins
Millcreek Township
General Assembly
Erie County
Hopkine
Tg Inter
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Moving Pictures
East
Nobb
Norfolk
the Ladies Furnishing Company
Coats
Misses’ Coats
Chinchillas
W. Wayne St
Bell Phone
Adj
Roosevelt
Amuse) Theater
Mer Granschild
Maurice Costello
Nurnt Cork
Lyric
NEW Express
Jblic
Ady
Alea
Angele
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