Pittabine Lawyer Ferguson Sentenced to Eight Months
Hugh Ferguson, noted Pittabing attorney and councilman, was sentenced to eight months in Allegheny County jail after failing to appear in court. Sheriff Brintustened officers to arrest him wherever found as bondmen for his $10,000 bail admit possible orders to retain by paying the money.
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Poor deer year tightens hunt in Adirondacks
Severe winter and scattered hunts push deer deep into the woods. Adirondack villages report reduced carcass numbers as the season wanes, with limited outlets for hunters and road access shaping the effort.
The Lovaléak Match Report Turns to Odd Lingo
A garbled OCR style snippet references a match named The Lovaléak and dialogue about action and players. The fragment mentions Bo and a plan to hit for the ton of Worm, with unclear speakers and bids to rove or Bonnie, yielding a cryptic sports or event note without coherent details or outcomes.
Premier Briand Victory Amid Railway Strike Debates
The French Chamber debated the railway strike with Briand’s government facing socialist bids to indict him. A large majority rejected the indictment and backed Briand’s stance. The session included votes on the interpellation and government notes, with calm seen as the chamber closed.
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M. Briand
Roosevelt Campaign Road Tour Heads to New York
The itinerary traces Colonel Roosevelt’s last campaign week with Niagara Falls speeches and a dine with Methodists in Baltimore. He will address Covelier College teachers, then press onward through Manhattan, Chicago, Des Moines, and Des Moines to boost support for Charles A. Arc, with stops in Nantucket and Pevenport.
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Prisoner Granted Temporary Parole In Murder Case
A prisoner, serving a life sentence for murder, was granted permission to spend winter at home under supervision. The appeal requested by his family was approved, with the plan to return him to prison in spring. The proceeding was described as part of a conditional release, with ongoing monitoring by authorities.
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Fheida
First Airahip Stowaway Aorlin Discovered Aboard
A stowaway named Aorlin, aboard an unnamed airship on October 2, attempted to hide under tarpaulin in the batikinn tank area. He was spotted by a crew member and faced the voyage with an apology for his presence.
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Moisant Wins Liberty Statue Aeronautic Feat Crowd Roars
Moisant circles the Statue of Liberty amid a huge crowd of about 40,000 as he is declared winner of the $10,000 prize offered by Thomas F Ryan. Grahame White places second in a dramatic international speed flight from park to the monument with Moisant and White exchanging battles under the watchful eye of spectators. Moisant files protests over prize eligibility while the celebration continues with bands, bombs, and a roaring reception as he is carried aloft by admirers to the press stand.
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Laherty
Claude Nirah Jew
Ho Chun
Grahime White
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First National Bank of Warren Penn a Chartered History
Forties year ledger notes the First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania, the oldest bank in Warren County, with charter dates August 6 1864 for 20 years extended August 6 1884 for 20 years and re extended August 6 1904 for 20 years.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Protester Joins Event As Officials Conclude Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a protester entering a gathering and attempting to fight during the closing of an official meeting. The text suggests upheaval or disruption as participants respond to the protest and seek order after the event.
Woman seeks 25000 for alienation claim
Mrs. Puenbinky testifies before the court that Thom as 8, Bliokeruim, a wealthy trader, tried to alienate her from her husband. The court hears a related claim of £ 25.00 as part of the proceedings. The incident involves attempts to arrange meetings for property deals and a wish to meet her husband to discuss holdings.
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Piistyre
Charsing Thomas
Puenbinky
Cpluyation Court
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Alickerton
Inte
Hlickarton
Tiljokarton
Weekly Weather Forecast Predicts Fair Start to Week
Wahington October 31 The weather bureau forecasts higher temperatures for the eastern half of the country over the next three days with moderate warmth in the East and South later in the week. A Pacific disturbance midweek will move eastward, bringing unsettled weather and rain followed by cooler temperatures.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Abandoned Baby Found in New York Cellar
A newborn baby boy, about four weeks old, was discovered in a damp cellar on LItth street near a car in the cellar and saved by Mrs Mary Dent after Pluto the cat drew her attention. The infant wore a white garment and was warmed with a blanket before being taken to a hospital.
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Litth Street
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