Local Social Notes From Titusville Fair Week Visitors
James Drew in Brie on business A Cooley and 4 visitors in Erlehi morning Mi s Mae Wightman spends day with friends in Byte Paul Gite returns to Pittsburgh after visit Arthur Ragon family go to Lakewood to spend day C H Geiger and son Henry go to Sherman Mervin Nast visiting Mt Morris parents Clayton Fields and daughter visit Bear Lab Chita Zilchawit and Misses Ey and Anus May Pope head to Titusville Fair to judge poultry Charles Nantek attends White town fair Annis Gray goes to Warren Abd Clarendon visits Hyves and Friends Misses Ey and Anus May Pope leave for Indiana State Normal school R H H Club meets at Mrs Chas Auer 1 B Congress street Mrs Henry Larkow and Miss Molde Tonnies visit cousin Mrs Richard Atam Florence Dally leaves clerk job for new post Mildred Hasbrouck MacPherson guest of R J Follette shows interest in local manufacturing plants.
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James Drew
Brie
A. Cooley
Erlehi
M. Jourdet
Titusville Fair
Mae Wightman
Byte
Paul Gite
Pittsburgh
John Keppell
Titusville
C. H. Geiger
Henry
Sherman
Mervin Nast
Mt. Morris
B. Nuat
Clayton Fields
Bear Lab
Chita Zilchawit
Fhie Ware
Charlys Nantek
White
Mise Anuis Gray
Warren
Abd Clarendon
Pela
Hyves
Priwnds
Anus
Pope
Indi- Wia
Mra
Richard Atam
Local visitors and movers in town greet summer residents
AmuseU Theater hosts John tf Brow of Bele 14 a visitor in the city on business. Mem Hohn Long from Wo Pred erich strider, 18 quite il. Wy HL Cote returned today from an eastern bushiosntry. S. HL Fergueou of the Berii na in 0 nlodey on bunkees. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goldateln of Shartunulure are visitors in the city. Joe Altman, agent of the Union News Co., visiting relatives in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dykes and children back from McKeesport. Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley returned from Conneaut after visiting his daughter. Mrs. Putnam of New York City visiting her parents on Washington Street. Miss Anus A. Knowlton formerly organist at Firet Congregational now at Warren Pa Presbyterian Church and teaching in this city. Jamestown Post notes she is a talented musician, frequent visitor at Corry relatives.
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John Tf
Bele
Businets
Mem Hohn Long
Wo Prederich Strider
Cote
S. HL
Fergueou
Beriina
A. J. Goldateln
Shartunulure
Étty
Joe Altman
Tnion News Co
Bultulo
Wm. Dykes
McKeesport
James Hurley
Conneaut
Paul Delite
Putnam
New York City
Henry Rogers
Washington Street
Anus A. Knowlton
Firet Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Warren
Jamestown Post
Knowlton
Leonard
George Knowlton
Blaelty
Corry
Local residents travel for business in AnmwaroWe day
Sam Wollman of Jimestown joins visitors in the city while Atisa Wilwabeth Kinley travels to AnmwaroWe for a few days of professional business. Mrs. Merriam also heads to Tinion City for various duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wollman
Jimestown 18 & Hiligee
Atisa Wilwabeth Kinley
AnmwaroWe
J) Merriam
Tinion City
Money Back Catarrh Remedy Ad
A dated advertisement claims Booths O MUI cures catarrh by inhalation. It promises quick germ destruction and relief from hawking sniffing and nasal discharge. The complete VOM outfit with inhaler rents for $1.00, with extra bottles available and a money back guarantee from Ames & Co if not satisfied.
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Booth
Civil War Veteran Retires From U S Army
Powerful New York Arete Civil War veteran Major Daniel W. Arnold retires in Washington. Colonel Jony Clem, chief quartermaster of the Central division, Chicago, notices end of long service in the United States Army.
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Washington
Daniel W. Arnold
Lst
Jony Clem
Quartermaster's Department
Central Division
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Litigation Fragment
Lucas county legal fragment shows Frank J. Cheney sworn oath by a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo. It mentions payment on catarrh cure and notary A. W. Gleason. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials offered, selling through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &, Co
Toledo
Statutoronto
Fem
Bach
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
F. J. Cheney
Fall
Roberts Valentine Indian Commissioner Resigns to Support Roosevelt
Indian Commissioner Roberts Valentine resigns his office in a move aimed at backing President Roosevelt. The shift signals United support for the New Deal era politics, highlighting succession plans within federal Indian policy.
Valentine Resigns to Back Roosevelts Ticket
Robert O Valentine Massachusetts United States commissioner of Indian affairs resigns to support Theodore Roosevelt for president. He forwards his resignation letter to President Taft and cites political growth and party loyalty as reasons. Administration leaders complain Valentine defied orders on religious instruction in Indian schools and acted without consultation with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gant
Bull Moose
Washington
Robert O. Valentine
Massachusetts
United States
Ae Fatra
Theodore Roonevall
Valentiny
Taft
Valentine
Orion
Fk Ibs
Uonimsnione
Valentine Duyued
Ratiglow
Gurh
Roosevelt Seeks Oregon Electors After Announced Appeal
Washington FGR colonel Roosevelt spoke in Tacoma on September 11 claiming he will win Oregon's electoral vote in November. He warned voters against a “triple alliance” of political bosses crooked financiers and controlled newspapers, arguing these groups hide the truth from the people. He left for Oregon promising other western states will follow with allied support.
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Tacoma
Wank
Roosevelt
Warrington
Eatry
Oregon
Woodrow Wilson
Art
West
Politi
Taft
Atte
Roonevelt
Triple Alliance
88 Year Old Dr Hopper Starts First Year in Philadelphia Schools
Dr Zaphaniah Hopper, an 88 year old educator, begins his 71st year in Philadelphia schools at Central High. For 55 years he taught there and was repeatedly asked to lead as superintendent or principal, but he remains active and hopeful about continuing in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopper
Philadelphia
Zaphaniah Hopper
United States
Central High School
Severe floods hit South Germany with washed bridges
In Herlin on September 1, continual rain has caused major flood damage across South Germany. Bridges on the railway have been washed away and crops ruined as mountains bear the brunt of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Germany
Herlin
Southa
Germany
Man falls from freight car roof in Kennedy dispatch death
The body of George Millette, a Hooman in the clothing department, was found beside the railroad track near Kennedy after a fall from the roof of a freight car. Investigators say Millette, 6 years since coming from White Plains, boarded a freight car to Atlanta and was killed in the attempt. The coroner and undertaker P. A. Danlison's establishment in Kennedy will handle the body.
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Jomeotown
George Millette
Farle Railroad
Alllfotus
Mrn
Millotte Wan
White Plains
Allen Square
Millette
Atlanta
le Waly
Kennedy
Aden
Aod
Importance of Healthy Kidneys and Doan's Pills
The kidneys filter all body blood to remove poisons and keep health. Irritants from cold or exposure can inflame kidneys, causing aches and urine irregularities. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended by Mrs. M. J. Fisher of Corry Pennsylvania, with Foster Milburn Co as US agents. use only this brand. The ad also promotes Easy Tasik laundry soap as a remedy for washed-out duties, promising strong cleaning without residue.
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Dodie
Corry Residenc
Fisher
Smith Street
Corry
Donie
All Desler
Prica Roc
Foster Milburn
Huffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Rica
Henel
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