Fugitives from Justice Arrested in Union City
Under Sheriff Gust A Anderson of Jamestown and Constable J Hymes arrested Ernest C Duryee Frank Duryee and William Duryee in Union City on fugitives from justice charges from Chautauqua County New York. The three appeared before Justice J C Molean with attorney Gerry T Kincaid. Duryees pled not guilty. The Maryee's refused to return to New York without governor authorization. Ernest Duryee fled before train departure. the other two were secured by Sheriff Moomy.
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Union City
Gust ‘A Anderson
Jamestown
J.hymes
Ernest C. Duryee
Frank Duryee
William Duryee
Chautanaisx County
N. W
Therlo
Flea J. C. Molean
Gerry T. Kincaid
Corry
Anderson
F. M. McClintouk
Maryee
New York State
Irving
Ottoway
Sherman
New York
Mclean
Moomy
Velson
Biuto
Erle
Ernest ©. Duryee
Erie Man to Have the Job
Capt M N Baker of Corry long serving state factory inspector for the district is asked to step down. Several names including W G Boughton Mr Drozeski and Jesse Supplee are mentioned as likely successors. Roosevelt and Johnson supporters urged to meet at Roosevelt Headquarters 46 Main St on Wednesday September 11 at one o clock.
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The
Erie Times
M. N. Baker
Corry
Heauty
Capt. Baker
Elty
WG. Boughton
Drozeski
Jesse Supplee
Elly
Buildinge
Ods
Supple
Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Main St
New Cleaning Process for Bags and Carpets
Old bags and carpets cleaned and dyed using a new process. Prices reasonable and work guaranteed. RT. Harte advertises the service at 401 F. Munn, with attestations of quality and a brief customer note.
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RT. Harte
F. Munn
Auto Hit Him Got A Job Auto Hit Him Got A Job
An early morning street accident near Stannard Green near Pennsylvania Avenue involved a pedestrian named Thomas turning in front of a passing auto. The car owned by G. W. Foswer of Bradford was moving toward Youngsville. the driver was not at fault, and Thomas was struck as he crossed the road. One thumb was injured and treated by Dr. Prana. Wilcox, en route to Youngsville for work at a brick factory, witnessed the incident. The narrative ends with a speculative note about marriage to Foswer’s daughter and a hopeful future for the man.
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Jobs Phoiwas
Olean
Stannard Greeney
Pennsylvania Avenue
G. W. Foswr
Bradford
Ranning Mowlynd
Thomas
Crand
Dr. Prana
Wilcox
Youngsville
Rommoe
Foster
Rob Woman and Five Children in Denver Scam
Mrs. Marhil da Johnson of Denver reports she was robbed and abandoned with five children after trusting two women posing as friends. They arrived from Denver with Charles Sidwell and Lewis H Neworth, stayed at The Marine Hotel, and stole $140 plus jewelry. The Associated Charities funded the family while efforts to find work for the eldest children proceed.
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Brie
Marhilda Johnson
Denver Col
Tash
Assocated Charities
Torr
Erle
Nenver
Charles Sidwell
Lewis H Neworth
Lewis H Neworth, 1T Was Mrs. Johnson
Wowie
Cleveland
Bele
Mrs. Johnson
Marine Hotel
Colorado
Roy. G. Harper
Naht
Sitven
Chartiss
Ates
John
High Diver Reported Killed At Ohio Fall
A report circulated that Miss Mui the graceful high diver who wowed carnival crowds this summer fell to her death in an Ohio town. The claim could not be confirmed and may prove false, despite hopes of admirers.
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Mui
Ohio
Navy diver Zickr Nall sets depth record off Provincetown
Newport Sept. 10. Chief Bout swal's Mate Zucker Nall established a diving record for the navy by plunging into 96 feet of water off Provincetown after a torpedo fired by the destroyer Paulding. Zucker, a Paulline crew member, withstood 69 degree water and 60 depth pressure and lost consciousness when the dive unit was hauled in. He revived with medical aid.
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Salfor
Newport
Boutswal
Zickr Nall
Navy
Provincetown
Inesrell
Paulding
Zucker
Paulline
Creye
Pennsylvania railroad freight agents meet at Kane
A meeting of freight agents from Wire and Intermediate lines convened at Kane Pa in the M J M building starting at 10 40 am. Attendees from Renovo and eastern towns arrived by 10 20 am with Superintendent W G Coughlin present. Discussions covered car shortages and speeding loading and unloading to cut delays, with a group meal at the New Thomson after adjournment around 4 pm.
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Keane
Pennsylvania
W. G. Coughlin
Kanes
Renovo
Erle
Thomson
G. L. Hurley
Sponta
Philadelphia
Gensers
Transportatian
Tin
Cemetery Board Meeting Notes Endorse Endowment, Solemnity Item
The Pine Grove Cemetery directors met Monday evening at the manager’s office with good attendance. Routine business was discussed. the treasurer reported a sizable endowment, and the executive committee was authorized to pursue the mortgage verification. A public mausoleum project was revived by representatives’ correspondence, but remains unsettled.
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Pine Grove Cemetery
L. Alexander
Mortgre
Watts Factory
Doctor J G Rich Case Withdrawn In Criminal Court
Shortly after the court assembled in Mile this morning a motion to quash the radiot fient against Dr J G Rich cancer phedalist of this city for alleged tonal practice of medicine was granted. The case ended with witnesses told not to attend as their presence would not be needed.
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Mile
Wade
J. G. Rich
Erle
Dog Muzzling Notice Over Rabid Dog Threat Citywide
A dog muzzling notice warns that a dog believed rabid has bitten several dogs in the city. All dogs at large must be restrained for thirty days from the date, with muzzling enforced after September 9th to prevent nuisance. Mayor G. L. Alexander of Corry signs the proclamation dated September 9, 1912.
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Nera
Clever bad check game felled by Erie Daily Times note
William White posed as a careful traveler at a West Thirteenth Street rooming house run by Albert Reynolds. He paid $2 cash for a room, then produced a forged eighteen dollar check drawn on the Second National Bank stamped Erie Daily Times per F. Phelps. Reynolds cashed it with change, then lent White $20. White disappeared, and the bank flagged the check as forged. Police are alerted to watch for the suspect.
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Willian White
Albert Reynolds
Neemad
Reynolds
Jie
Erie Daily
Erie Daily Times
Phelps
White
Reyoolds
Siyash
Canton
China
Oifles
County Court Convenes in Erle Pa for Week of Sessions
Quarter Sessions Court opened at 11 o clock with two courts in session all week. Judge Walling presiding in criminal court and Judge Benson in the bill court. Murder trial in Harborverdok continued to November term. George Roberts shot after cattle dispute. Grand jury to return a bill. Com vs George Seales to be first trial. Local officials named: foreman Coy Winape, district attorney Wait, assistant Gifford, constable Groe of Girard.
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Erle
Wal-ling
Benson Jresiding
I Bill
Walling
Harboverdok
George Roberts
Com
George Seales
George Goodrich
Groenfield Town
Coy Winape
Morrow
Union City
Wait
Waiting
Commonwealth
Gifford
Benson
G. , Grone
Girard
Youth Killed Working at Brooks Locomotive Works
A 16 year old youth, Slovic, died after falling ten feet from a scaffold at Brooks Locomotive Works in Dunkirk. He struck his head on rivet iron, was treated at Frookn Memorial Hospital, and died about 8:15 PM. He was employed in the boiler shop on a scaffold rivet heater and survived by parents, a brother, and a sister.
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Dunkirk
Dannelly Stovie
Brooks Locomotive Works
Frookn Memorial Hospital
Brovic
Hoiler
Ula
Slovic
Madame Myers At Home to Her Many Friends
Madame Myers hosts a gathering at her home at 104 West Main Street drawing many friends for a social event.
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Madame Myers
Weat
Main Street
Suib
Butcher Fined For Pollution In Dixonville Case
Duttols, Pa September 9 Judge Telford fines Frank Hess of Dixonville Indiana County 41886 for polluting state waters. He operated a slaughterhouse at Dixonville and allowed waste to enter Dixon Run, a tributary to Twollek Creek. Hess promised to abate the nuisance multiple times but failed, resulting in a total penalty of 25 dollars plus costs and 3185 dollars further fines for days the nuisance existed.
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Duttols
Frank
Dixonville
Indiana Co
Waly Hentandad
Pelter
Wtaw Health Department
Lyis
Indiana County Court
Indiana
Baing
Dixonvilie
Dixon Run
Twollek Creek
Hess
Firet Wan
Courl
Bowlance
Telford
Hoss
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G. L. Mexander
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Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Dubois
Barlow Hardware Co
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