Erie Man Dies After Pit Fall and Fire Injury
Jacob Schleicher a ten year old boy fell into a pit at a Mt Fuller shed on Twenty Fourth Street and was badly burned when wooden cribbing ignited. He was found conscious, taken to St Vincent's hospital where he died about an hour after admission.Witnesses reported no eyewitnesses to the exact fall, a bystander extinguished flames, and firemen assisted.
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Terie
Malling
Ito
Jacob Schleicher
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mt J Fuller
Sehlelsher
Cutler
Buter
Busine Co
Capt. Schweitzer
Butter
Butler
George Puerner
Duerner
Schleichar
Wis
Near Fatal Accident In Ball Game At Water ford
Talon City reports a near fatal incident during a Saturday baseball game at Waterford. In the eighth inning batter Frank was struck by a wild pitch, collapsing and remaining unconscious until Sunday afternoon. He regained consciousness but remained heavily guarded as doctors treated him at home.
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Talon City
Renn Se Mse Tora
Waterford
Dr. Barton
Sens
Howe
Frank
Tadtie
Aeroplane Wireless Tryouts Reported Today
A military commission led by General Delurie tests aeroplane wireless communication between Buc and Villaemhlay pro dromes and Alpman over Orleans. More than 100 biometeres away, officials indicate early success in receiving and acknowledging instructions while a second test near Blots, 140 kilometres from Bue, repeats prior results. The general notes the exhibition is not indicative of full communication capability.
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Yay
Warelews Besterow
Delurie
Buc
Villaemhlay
Alpman
Orleans
Wirman
Bue
Lesa
Delarue
Governor Felker Elevates Will Davide Fate in Thaw Climate
New Hampshire Chief Executive Governor Felker announces appointment of Will Davide Fate amid thaw period. Fate will oversee state initiatives tied to economic recovery and public works. Officials emphasize strategic planning and interagency cooperation.
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New Hampshire
Davide Fate
Thaw
Tulsa Gas Flaring At Exposition Draws World Interest
Tulsa prepares for the International Dry Farming Congress exposition with a dramatic gas flare. Thousands will witness a massive flame rising hundreds of feet as natural gas is burned from a new well near the exposition grounds. Officials expect international attendees and a large crowd as the event runs from October 24 to November 1.
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United Press
Tulsa Okla
Tnternationa
Arid Tyme Allian
Tulawill
Milan
Jie Furan
Olly Joa
Oklahoma
Tarnens
Agveas
Junge
Rheuma Cure Claim Sparks Controversy in 19th Century Ad
An OCR fragment markets a supposed narcotics free Rheuma remedy called KHRUMA with bold claims. It mentions a patient named R Crocker of Columbia and era style promotional language, citing rapid cures and low price while warning against dosing systems.
Harvard Football Squad Starts Practice Today
Harvard begins fall training with a large, optimistic squad under Coach Poros Ue Hujighton. Captain Torcy Wondetl and seniors Wendell, Patton, and Beanie Hradive highlight a promising group as they test positions and aim for a strong season.
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Harvard
Bob Storer
Yatoraua
Poros Ue Hujighton
Achool
Usyil
Toy
Torcy Wondetl
Felton
Patton
Beanie Hradive
Wendell
Mauka” Hardwick
Rotprane
Fie Brigheut
Vis Mulan
Kive
Hat — Stricktoy
Wim
Moban
Ile
Anarter
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Comes Into Focus In New York
New York reporters describe the Sulzer impeachment process as Governor Sulzer faces the high court impeachment trial. Attacking lawyers, prosecutors and defense figure as sessions plan counts and rulings while Sulzer maintains readiness for acquittal.
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Sulzer
Alang
Mint Odor Aod Drunkenness South Hand Farm Bureau Note
A damaged fragment from a Southern Minnesota mint industry report describes silos, growers and shifting methods as investigators probe a peppermint harvest. The text mentions court timing and labor, with references to theft avoidance and internal discipline among workers.
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South Hand
City
Judie
Miunbean
Protection sought for Carivo Springs town amid Texan fears
Washington on September 19 the War Department resolved through Tem Tenentativn Gardner of Texas an appeal for protection of half the town of Carivo Springs. Town fear attack by supporters of a Mexican bandit. Request for a detachment of United States cavalry. War Department referred the appeal to Brigadier General Hisw.
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Sorder Tawny
Washington
War Department
Bargains at the House of Bargains Curry Pas Union
A fragmented notice notes low prices and bargain emphasis at a store called the House of Bargains in Curry Pas Union, highlighting sale appeal for shoppers seeking value.
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The
House of Bargains
Test decision on road funds debated in state courts
A fragmented article discusses whether road funding provisions are lawful and enforceable. Key figures mentioned include Attorney General Johnny Well, State Highway Commissioner Ithgwalow, and Auditor General Howell, with focus on legality and potential future impact on transportation projects. The piece references the Automobile Manufacturers and road improvement plans and the broader fiscal dispute shaping allocations and repayments.
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Mendyville
Jobny Well
Ithgwlow
Gener
Howell
Rand
Sullivan’s Friends Remember Big Tim Sullivan in City
New York honors Big Tim Sullivan with a large funeral gathering. Thousands fill the Sullivan home and streets, from Bowery to Third Street, as mourners, crowds, and dignitaries pay tribute to the late figure amid a somber procession and widespread public grief.
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New York
Tim Sullvan
Sullivans
Eastside
Sullivan
B. Sullivan
Ito
Hundrate
Tinta
Pacific Northwest Daily Ticket Sale Announcement
A general agent L Williams of Boo Pa announces the sale of special tow tickets to Spokane Portland Seattle Vancouver and all North Pacific Coast ports along with Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia. The notice lists 340 Sixth Ave Dittwborety and invites interested parties to purchase tickets.
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Pacific Northwest
Boo
Spokane
Portland
Shattie
Vancouver
Pueble Coast
Alberta
Saskatelawan
Columbia
L. Williams
Boo Pa
Big Labor Union Fight in Michigan
Kalamazoo, Mich. Sept 16 The four day convention of the Typographical Union opened with a plan to oppose the re election of President C. G. Taylor of Grand Rapids and Secretary Homer Waterman of Kalamazoo. The union faces charges of failure to pursue militant policy on the copper mine strike and debates over leadership as it expands from 25 to 800 locals. The meeting runs through Friday with talks on next year’s convention and federation expansion.
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United Prem
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lin Michigan Maduraton
Clinide G. Taylor
Grand Rapidly
Homer Waterman
Malamazoo
Ui Fodernion
Rapid &Rower
Cbt
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Erie
Beecham
Aeroplane
C. J. Wood
Church and
Concord Streets
Union Depot
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
Felker
Tulsa
AML
Natal
Amnyl & Co
Big Albany
Alton B. Parker
Edgar Brackett
Aaron J. Levy
Chatrmin
Inne Conrade
Ad Wallarate
Bonaie Hackett
Wwe
Staten
Albany
Aulantle
Boston
Buttulo
Chicago
Everett’s Racket Store
Bell
Sullva
Antomotti
Allien
Michigan
Wintat
Ubiy
Erie Business College
Erfe
Penmylvanic
W Edehwe
Potidine Tamhioesy
Vick
Sy Parker
PEN Company
Sty Jenseuille
Idace
Babbitt’s Drug Store
St. Vitus
McKelymz
Omee
Park Pines
Vontaien Lara
Ovar
Mu Yen
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