Personal mentions of Meadville visitors and locals
A string of society notes lists Leon Watson of Meadville visiting the city, H W Jewell traveling to Cambridge Springs on business, Mrs E H Alexander visiting Meadville, Edna Wood returning from Warren, Arthur Stulz attending the Presbyterian Church project, Mrs Seward Whittlesey and daughter Ethel visiting Titusville, Mary Brigham returning to Niagara Falls, Vee Powers arriving with a rare pony from Franklin Haville, Mr and Mrs Hoyt Robins returning from a Toronto Buffalo Niagara Falls trip, C B Doane and daughters staying with Mrs Gus Mull, Russell McLean visiting his mother in Corry, Hazel Smith and Louise Plate visiting Corry, Rev Lawrence beginning revival at the Harbor Church with Miss Florones Heath of Corry, John Webster from Cobb's Corners home from Corry with blood poisoning in hand, J L Drake and wife to Erie, Mr and Mrs Henry Rosa to Erie, Arete Westley departing for Warsaw, Gladys Gross of Warren attending Klinger union, Will Lieplite returning from Jamestown, Clyde Wilcox and party to Conneaut Lake for U C T picnic, and Frank Flaherty and family from Youngstown visiting Eugene Flaherty's family on Grove Street.
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Edna Wood
Warren
Arthur Stulz
Meadville
Presbyterian Church
Seward Whittlesey
Daugter Ethel
Titusville
Mary Brigham
Niagara Falls
Vee Powers
Haville
Hoyt Robins
Toronto
Buffalo
Niagara
C. B. Doane
Florerice
Marion
Corry
Gus Mull
East Street
Warren Mirror
Russell McLean
Ernest Schuyler
Hazel Smith
Louise Plate
Union City Times
Lawrence
Florones Heath
Habor Church
John Webster
Cobb's Corners
Spartanshore Sentinel
Will Lieplite
Jamestown
Clyde Wilcox
Conneaut Lake
Frank Flaherty
Youngstown
Eugene Flaherty
Lyons & Murrays
S.C. Rosehle
C. Amidon
Fret Johnson
Helen Diligan
Erle
Ethel Ward
Mr. Wheeler
Brie
Merle Wiltse
Oli City
M. A. Harmon
J. R. Tiffany
Ella Swartz
Tunnville
James Fox
Off City
Frank Place
Hennis Cady
A.O. Morse
Philadelphia
Hettlé Heath
Frank Keleher
Fred Barjbaugh
Charles Rowley
Clarendon
BJ. Kelly
M. J. Smith
Beaverdam
L. R. Weaver
Beatford
Peter Olson
Will Fish
Spartansburg
Union City
Greenlee
Ashtorbul
George Thurston
Cleveland
Visht
Margaret Alexander
Youngsville
Catherine Quinn
Oil City
Mayme Roche
Pittsburg
Anna Fredell
Detroit
Mich
Louise Beck
Spring Creek
Emory Elston
Montana
Emma Crook
Erie
Lawrence Isiaeaon
Nils
Mia
Seward Jones
Akron
Mai
Tra Roberts
South Arrest
J.T. Barker
Roscoe Bartlett
MW. Dinsmoor
Tampatown
Dinsmoor
CW. Glarie
Fred
New York City
Amused Theater Tonight Presents The Strategy of Anne
Amused Theater offers a Taslor Day athletic meet free programs and a comedy night featuring The Spender Family and Tomy the Canvasser in a lively bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Vitagraph
Tomy
Spender
Peaches cheap tonight at Lyons and Murrays
Lyons and Murrays S C advertise peaches at low prices tonight. The column lists numerous local residents traveling to nearby towns and visiting relatives. Several names are noted as visitors or travelers to Buffalo Warren Titusville Jamestown Clarendon and Erie.
Cholera spreading in Constantinople with fresh cases and deaths
Constantinople reports 79 new cholera cases and 25 deaths, with 70 cases and 2 percent deaths noted yesterday. Mortality among soldiers is high. the epidemic has halted at Monastir, and daily deaths average around 50 in Uskayh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Simons
Albani
Monastir
Elms Held in Libel Case at Coatesville Burgess Lynching
In Coatesville a libel case involves Burgess Jesse Shulleros of Contexville who was described as doddering and fatuous. William T. Fills of the Continent, Philadelphia writer, was arrested by Coatesville Chief Umsted and bailed $200 to appear before Magistrate O. Roberson. The report references an article about a tie room incident linked to a lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Burgess
West Chester
Burgess Jesse Shulleros
Contexville
Iftal
William’ T. Fills
Philadelphi
Umsted
Maxistite
M. Paxson
Robernson
Peanut Roaster Explosion Fatal. Two Dead in Newark
A peanut roaster exploded sending machine fragments across two city blocks fatally injuring two people. Manari Grady, a nearby machinist, was struck in the head and is not expected to survive. Gils Pritito, owner of the machine, was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Manari Grady
Gils Pritito
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Gillette
Dononise Larkin
Burns
Leon Watson
H. W. Jewell
Cambridge Springs
E. H. Alexander
J. L. Drake
Henry Rosa
Arete Westley
Warsaw
New
Gladys Gross
Klinger
W.H. Duffy & Co
W. Main St
Blanch Mitchell
Florence Pond
Misa Winifred Smith
North Giyard
Milas ‘Arta Smith
Lillian Carney
Cohen
Elms
Steen
Steen, Gents’ Furnishings
W. A. Steen Clothier and Gents’ Furnisher
Usher
Bowe
Amportan Canon
Fouf
Owens
Suse
Norristo Lonnig