Old Resident G. Miller Dies Sudden in Gorey
Old resident George Miller, 70, died suddenly at home of heart disease while awaiting his daughter Mrs George Patterson. Survived by wife, two daughters Miss Mayne Miller and Mrs G W Patterson, two grandchildren, four brothers and a sister. Funeral Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home. Miller, born Jan 7, 1889, long Gorey resident, journeyman carpenter and rig-builder, served in Civil War, prisoner at Libby, member of Methodist Church and Post 70 G AR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Miller
George Patterson
Lily Alexander
Dean
Grove City
Bro Slater
OC. Miller
Queenstown
W. Miller
Jacob Miller
Wheeling
Vino City
Renfrew
Wadnwaday
Miller
Gorey -Uiny
Libby
Sillier
Methodist Church
Election forecasters predict Wilson victory by 100000 votes
In an analysis of voting patterns in Pennsylvania especially Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, forecasters suggest Governor Wilson will win the state by about one hundred thousand votes as Democratic columns in the Keystone State face a rising tide.
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Pett Rose Hoss
Wynn
Wilson
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Keystone
Stanford Hose Co ball tickets on sale for Thanksgiving eve
The annual Stanford Hose Co ball is a social fixture inviting generous support for volunteer firemen. Tickets cost one dollar and are on sale through the committee. This year features several soloists from out of town and promises an attractive program. Local citizens are urged to attend and provide patronage.
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Stanford Hose Co
Lyolienteer
Saab
Corry
President Taft Hearts Union City Welcome at Station
Union City Oc t 27 crowds gathered around the Erle railroad station to greet President Taft as his private car stopped en route to Cambridge Springs. Four minutes of cheering followed as Coleman's band played Hail to the Chief and the president acknowledged the shout of supporters amid blowing whistles and a nearly full crowd atmosphere. TM McClintock, head of the Tool Taft club, introduced the President who bowed to the massed audience.
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Union Gir
Ueopnedal Leal
Erle
Cambridge Springs
Coleman
TM. McClintock
Tool Taft Club
Che Pi Deat
Vinol Restores Health In Newton Woman Testimony
Newton girl Kathapue ouens of Newton Massachusetts testifies that after months of poor mood and weakness a course of Vinol tonic improved her condition. She reports taking six bottles and regaining strength and well being, endorsed by O Dubbitt & Bon as a money back guarantee for non effectiveness.
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Mise Kathapue Ouens
Newton
Mars
TE Fou
Dubbitt & Bon
Prieeiate
Ay Po
Post offices to be within a quarter mile of rail stations
Washington dispatch notes a new Treasury order to locate county and state post offices within a quarter mile of railroad stations. Assistant Secretary Sherman Allen directs rapid moving of rented offices to be replaced by owned or settled facilities, with parcels post starting January 1. Postmaster E R Allen has heard no word yet.
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Warren Mirror
Washington
T Tolloway
Joeu
E.R. Allen
Warren County Straw Vote Shows Roosevelt Close
A straw poll by the Warren News Company and county committee members from Republican Democratic and Bull Moose parties gathered 224 voter replies. Results show Roosevelt and Taft neck and neck with Taft fading. Debs the Socialist candidate also receiving votes.
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Warren
Yashworthy
New York
Frederick Hartwell
Republican Democratic
Tollows
Wilkon
Taft
Autraw
Warren News Company
hSiness Men
Showk Wile
Roosevelt
Deby
Toonevill
Special Suppers and Banquets Featured at Commercial Hotel
Reading like a mid century social listing, the notice highlights specials for suppers and banquets at the Commercial Hotel. It mentions Ray R Powers Prop and Ady 1waa as organizers or contributors, with prices and dancing party details implied but not fully legible.
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Sen
Ray R
Powers
Prop
Sweet Cider Made for Customers Wid for Water
Junk OCR fragment notes a cider product and water station, with garbled references to a West Dump station and altered contact phrases. The readable items include partial phrases such as customer use, rest phones, and a number 4180 Ri 44, suggesting a local utility or store notice.
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AL Lt Watemix
Mai
Man Killed While Sleep Riding Train Tracks
Warren, Out 27. Toseah Archie, 49, of Dinu's Aaly, was killed when struck by a passenger train No. 051 near Warren. The engineer saw the man seated asleep on the track and attempted to stop but could not avoid the collision. The body, found near the tracks, showed a fractured skull and internal injuries. A bottle of whiskey, tobacco, and personal items were found on his person. Archie had recently visited Warren and transacted at the Warren National Bank. Coroner NaParent reported no inquest needed. remains sent to Undertaker Creenland in Warren.
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Warren
Toseah
Archie
Aaly
Ainich
Vila
Bousyl- Valin
Onitha Hulfato
Allegheny Ulvike
John Gault
Caraney GA
W. DePorest
Archbold
Sean
Iran
Warren National Bank
Warren Irvington
Younesville
Irvineton
Mohibold
Creenland
Waren
NaParent
Two Men Drowned In Gas Tank In Cohoes
Oct 27 Hugh Murphy a 90 year old of Cohoes and Fy 4 Aili Ayal 44 veins killed today in a large gas tank in Cohoes. Miller and Toft entered the tank to assist. Murphy became unconscious as the rope slipped and both men fell into about ten feet of water. Bodies recovered.
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Hugh Murphy
Cohoes
Aili Ayal
Co- Low
Miller
Mall
Tial
Oulley
Moo
Jimerly
Murphy
0 Year-old Boy Shoots Himself in Washington
A 10 year old boy named John Bink shot himself in the forehead with a mull rife after writing a note on wall plaster. The note says Henry Maz I have to work too hard and ain t going to do any more. You ought to take the clothes home I did not you would wedld God don t want me in Kingdom Come.
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Bulalien
Washington
John Bink
Henry Maz
Meadville Hails Taft Visit With Wide Ovation
Meadville Oct 6 1906 President Taft received an ant partisan ovation as he arrived at Erie station and rode to Allegheny College amid a large crowd of citizens police and students. He delivered remarks to students and local youths before departing for Cambridge Springs.
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Meadville
Kreaton
William
Faft
Crain
Bittle
Erie Station
Arthur J. Bains
Allegheny College Mindanta
City Polos
Atate
Diamond Park
Pare
Ie Stoph
Conet House
York
United States
Att
Cambrigg Springs
Taft
Mendviile
Chile
Cambridge
Cambridge Springs
Mira
Cemples
Ohenium
Masses Boost Woodrow Wilson Democratic Contributions
New York October report filed by the Democratic National Committee details 63,900 contributors with 1,67 giving over 100 dollars. Total receipts to October 24 reach 0,078, 364.79 with 828,820.16 from Baltimore Convention surplus. Several contributors gave under 100 dollars, totaling 2100 and a year.
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New York
National Committee
Washington
Henry Morgenhau
Binnce Committee
Raila Wella
Baltimore
New Depot Rumor Stirs Corry Rail Town
Rumor swirls that Corry may gain a new passenger depot with talks of a union station near the present area. Reports say the Pennsylvania and Frio lines may not agree, with a possible western end expansion replacing current stops at Matton and Columbus Avenue. Local railroad men are silent, but Corry residents hope for a central station agreement.
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Persia
Corry
Alte
Ula
Teunt
Badeas
Pennsylvania
The
Frio
West End
Grossager
Matton
Columbus Avenue
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Entices Sufferers Across Regions
Mass testimonials from women across the United States and Canada praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from a wide range of female ailments. The letters claim improved health, with many noting disappearance of backache and other symptoms after using the product in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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United States
Canada
Arnivat Avery
Lydia
Pinkham Laboratories
Lynn
Maus
Pinkham
Autumn Jingle Promotes Suits and Overcoats Sale
An illustrated autumn sales verse touts overcoats suits and hats for men and boys. It mentions warm underwear raincoats and the latest styles, noting sizes for different builds and branding references with comic character nods. Prices range from ten to thirty dollars.
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Chicago
George P. Miller
Stanford
Union City
Anacinio
Winol
Ston
Sam
County
Joseph Archibald
Crawford County
Woodrow Wilson
NEW Depot
Pennsy
Jeff
Bud” Fisher
Nemo
Buster Brown
Grandpa
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch
M. Krieger
S. Center St
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
Kelsey
Becawe
Barlow Hardware Co
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