Personal visits and business travel round Erie area
A string of individuals including Van Delbry WN Jones Jay Wellington WM Hall Annie Lauele Gores Tarr Mrs Claude Perry and Ex Mayor L J Lord are listed as visiting Erie or nearby cities for business or to spend time with relatives. Others like Mr Kimball and J T Thomigop are noted traveling from Conneaut and Linn to meet relatives and conduct business.
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van Delbry
Erie
WN. Jones
Jay Wellington
TamestoWe
Hall of
Witttsn Striekland
ExMayor L. J. Lord
Afendville
Mr. Kimball
Conneaut
J.T. Thomigop
Linn, O
Spartansburg
AmuseU Theater Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg Feature
A miscellany of local notices from Lincoln area pages includes theater notes, travel mentions, social visits, and political campaign items. People from Ashtabula to Meadville visit relatives in Columbus and Buffalo while local sales and luncheon scenes appear amid broader national events.
Patriotic Feature at Gettysburg Cinema Tonight
Tonight at the Amused Lincoln Address in Gettysburg a great patriotic feature and two other reels will be shown. five cents for members of the G A R, admitted free of charge for others.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Washington
Anderson
Tragic Milk Train Sideswipes Grace Crossing Victim
Montgomery County news reports Christman, a Democrat and county commissioner, killed near Grace Crossing after being struck by a Reading Railroad milk train bound for Pottstown. Former Reading Railway station agent and longtime director of Citizens' National Bank, he was 60 and survived by a wife and family.
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Montgomery County
Commie Sloner
Pottstown
Montgomery Christman
Straig Golqath
Pottstown Fairgrounds
Cosebrookdale
Reading
King Street
Philadelphia
Iman Automobile
Christman Wan
Wages of 10 000 Lowered in Glass Bottle Factories
In Atlantic City the Glass Bottle Blowers Association and the National Association of Glass Manufacturers announced a 20 percent wage cut for about 10 000 workers. The agreement ends a 10 day negotiation over wage scales that had held for 40 years as factory modernization reduced costs.
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Glace
Atlantic City
Blowers’ Association
National Association of Glass Manufacturers
Spectator Dies Of Heart Failure At Ball Game
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania September 4 During excitement of a hotly contested amateur ball game Timothy Flanagan 25 of Ashley Wilkes died of heart failure before EMS arrived He collapsed amid cheering as his favorite team rallied to a late surge at the game site
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Fa Vorite
Wilkes-Barre
Timothy Flanagan
Ashley
Wilk
Wes
Finningan
Tilly
Flanagan
Death Averts Arrest of $10,000 Defaulter in Maryland
Virginian A. S. Veach of Mineral County West Virginia, a $10,000 defaulter, died in Baltimore while fleeing justice. Detectives say the man forged notes by two farmers and used funds to support mining investments, and he asked relatives be notified. He arrived in Baltimore last week and died after entering a hospital.
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Baltimor
Baltimore
A. S. Veach
Mineral County
W. Va
Veach
Farmer
Vena
Princess Bonita the Italian Greyhound Dies in Pittsburg
Princess Bonita a four year old Italian greyhound and the only perfect example in America died at Mrs. Eminy Hell’s home in Pittsburgh. Exhibited at the Diiigunane Kernel club show in March she reportedly earned $15,000 prize money for her owner. The tiny dog, weighing four pounds, fell ill after a cold at the show and had not gained weight. Her diet was carefully watched.
German Baroness Mortally Wounded in Boar Hunt
A Prussian Baroness von Wekhardstein was accidentally shot during a wild boar hunt by Count Finck von Macksnstein. She died after being transported to a lodge near Albuquerque New Mexico where her funeral followed the discovery of a National Committeeman’s body and a food shortage scare.
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Kingman
Jerlin
Baroness von Wekhardstein
Count Finck von Macksnstein
Baroneuy
More
Hunte Fag Lodge
Aho
Luna Fune Albuquerque
N. M
Old Folks Picnic at Columbus Honors Aged Residents
The Columbus Old Folks Picnic honored 145 guests including 23 distinguished seniors led by organizer Mr. Seward Rexford. Dr. B L Rexford delivered a keynote address praising age, duty, and community spirit while listing honorees and their ages from 62 to 86.
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Seward Rexford
Columbus
Rexford
Nivendy
B. L. Rexford
Lee Life Room
Aus
Chgs. Savage
Mr. Moore
Mra. David Walton
Sears Raymond
Mrs. Mixer
Hc. Alten
WD. Schramitny
Hl Dewey
James Hall
Dada Hylton
Forte Farms
That Will Be The Wafest And Surest Way
The note promises a light week by mixing fun with work and offers a jolly joke book with every copy of next Sundays New York World. Readers are invited to order in advance to ensure the gift and enjoy riddles humorous tales and tricks in the six teen pages.
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New York
Antlers Hotel Menu Unearthed for Fair Week
Readable fragments show a hotel menu listing clam chowder beef and lamb stews with vegetables, along with various sandwiches and seafood. The text names several proprietors and local figures including Mrs Alay Bulver and Guthrie Jawan Wy Grove, hinting at a community event at Antlers Hotel during fair week.
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W. Myin
Alay Bulver
Nhir
Yona Kool Burlingame
Guores Budadwin Guthrie Jawan Wy Grove
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Berkshire
J. R. Graves
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the Ladies Furnishing
Amuseu Theater
Claude Perry
Meadville
J. Ruppersberger
Goldie Skinner
Ashvill
Edward Gretalerly
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
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FW. Greenlee
Ashtabula
Ohio
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Frank
Joseph
Hudd Street
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O. Hopkin
Jennie Hamilton
Chicago
John Smuts
Mercer
Milton H. Christie
Ix Morle Christie
W. Church Street
Perry Davin’ Paukillor
Hus
Ayar
Odd Fellows
Shamokin
Order of Odd Fellows
H.C. Wagner
Girardyile
J. W. Stroll
Sunbury
Robert Davis
ML Carmel
Egypt
Cairo
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Cohen
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Grace Crossing
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