Woes from City and Vicinity Read Tomorrow
Long column reports mixed local notices and events from near Watertown and surrounding towns. Items include job ads for cordial sales and clerical work, church notices, a fatal fall at Portersville, a rattlesnake sighting near Myde town, a flood of grocery deals, and community gathering reports at Monarest park under Northwestern Pennsylvania relief efforts.
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Wright Ady
Ralkia Bond
Winky & Gondy Itd
Lmperial
Wright
Tuguire
Journal Office
Adv
Avit
Fythiun Sisters
Allmociberd Ia
Pansy Mmbrothery Club
Bonis
Grace Ober
Navil
Wantiod
Loys
NuBona Corset
Ajax Bullaing
Ott
Ernest Gerwie
Portorsville
Monarest Park
Aaltuborewionls Society
Pennsylvania
Wikcotindolis
SM. Fligkinger
Lyric Theater Presents Grandad and Jealousy’s Trail
A period caption promotes two dramatic features at Lyric Theater. Grandad showcases human nature with a Gettysburg backdrop and a claim that 2000 men find horses. Jealousy’s Trail is billed as a very exciting Western drama. Admission twelve cents.
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Grandad
Gettysburg
Fize
Legal tangle may stop Sulzer impeachment hearings
Albany reports an impending legal tangle may bar William Sulzer from facing impeachment. A writ by taxpayer Samuel A Fowler questions the legality of the Assembly’s actions, arguing extra sessions were unauthorized and fiscal conduct improper. Writs to be argued Saturday.
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Sulzer
Iy United Press
Albany
William Suler
Senate
Suler
Tammany
Supreme Court
Samuel A. Fowler
Murderous frenzy ends in wife’s fatal stabbing
In City, Stanisslaus Guter, age fifty, stabbed his wife in a kitchen fray after a long marriage marked by quarrels. The weapon, a dirk torn from a wall, struck the left leg and severed a major artery, killing the woman as Guter, arrested, awaited police report. The couple argued over a Crifting matter and family sheltering disputes.
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Stanisslaus Guter
Guter
Iiler
Turgeds
Ike
Ulass
Mata
Geur
Sappee
Hoy
Owe
Atic
Railroading Editor Zerby Denied Change of Venue
Schuylkill county judges and District Attorney Whitehouse were surprised when Justice Bell issued an order to show cause in the Aber suit brought by Judge R. H. Kock against Portageville Republican editor J. J. Zerby. The case, argued as a railroad charge, may be moved to the November term. The defense contends the accusation is improper and that the matter should proceed in September before Judge Johnson of Union county.
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Supreme Court
Zerby
Johnson
Union County
Kock
Zarby
Sayre Leases Williamstown House Ahead of Nov. Marriage
Francis B Sayre of New York will marry Miss Jesse Wilson in the White House on Nov 25. He has leased for a year the Williamstown residence of Professor McEachern, a two story ten room house with piano and green blinds. The property sits behind shrubbery and flower beds in an attractive college town setting. Mrs Wilroy and Miss Wilson accompanied Sayre during the Williamstown visit and found the home well suited for their needs.
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Rutsin
Ab Hite & Co
Aly
Torls
Auk
Wright Nay
Rotorongus
Ml Union ‘Telephone exchiLnge
Theodore Benze
Hile
Thiel College
Groenvilla
Krupp
Bohlenwig
Germany
Fln Oid
Hydatown
Jimniaville Howard
Centerville
Ely Hos
Putin
Paris
Contos
Gelling Wang
Wall
Titusville
Harald
Lenox
Mass
Francis B, Sayre
New York
Jesse Wilson
White House
William
McEitresh
Williamstown
McEifresh
Hose
Thomas P. Reed
Wilson
Will Prestle
College Town
Wilson Regards Arguments Futile
President Wilson says bankers have not offered new evidence on the proposed currency amendment and that all arguments before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee have been examined by the House committee. He states he has considered all points as the bill was prepared and presented to Congress.
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Wibhington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Liew House
Wilsoy
Te House
Fnni
Connors Family Reunion Held At Connors Home
The fifth annual Connors family reunion gathered at B. P. Connors residence 422 Second Ave on Saturday September ath. About 20 family members attended and enjoyed a lengthy dinner. A brief meeting followed with officers elected for the next year. Attendees included Relay Area from Union City Keating Summit Centerville and Salamanca.
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Connors
B. P. Connors
Second Ave
Theie
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A. E. Pettit
Main Street
Threa
Lyric Theater
Dirk
Corry
Cuiloren
Ct Company
Francis Sayre
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
C. J. Wood
Church and
Concord Streets
Union Depot
J. R. Graves
The
Old Reliable Jeweler
Corry, Pa
West Main Street
M. B. Millspaw
Lippman
Went Mate Street
Corry Pa