Erie County Criminal Trials Conclude With Not Guilty Verdicts
Erie Pa Sept 18 The September term of Erie County criminal court wrapped up with key verdicts. Policeman Joseph Gloger was acquitted of assault and battery charges after claims he struck John Vokes with a mace. Carlo Allisant was found not guilty of felonious assault but guilty of aggravated assault and battery. Other defendants faced mixed outcomes including not guilty on some counts and guilty on others, with several cases still waiting verdicts or pending at press time.
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Erie
Criminal Court
Joseph Gloger
Bannon
John Vokes
Tomes
van Gelger
Yokeu
Galkér
Joh
George Yokes
Peach
John Yokow
Tick
Carlo Allisant
Walling
Carmelo Scordo
Eighth Street
State
Maloney
Dundon
Seuline
Chist
Detze
Erle
Reardo
Scorda
Kitts
Pennsylvania
John Tofel
Joep Wilk
Joseph Totel
Ziemund Baranowski
Anthony Gos
Anna Smith
State Street
John A. Tholari
Joseph Splexol
Ferdinand Marca
Brand
Irving Goldsmith
Udwicka Consisco
Andrew Miller
Howse
John Lynch
Jude Walllve
Music Instruction Offer by Indiana Conservatory Graduate
Ming Anna May Pope, a graduate of the Indiana Conservatory, will give instruction in music. Call at 14 Franklin Street. both phones available.
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Ming Anna May Pope
Indiana Conservatory
Franklin Street
Nine Die in Memphis Rail Wreck
Nine people were killed and more than fifteen injured when an Illinois Central freight train struck a steer car carrying forty five passengers near Binghamton a Memphis suburb. The wreck toppled the car trailer and derailed the leading freight car as two freight trains switched on the street railway creaning. A witness said the conductor ordered the signal to go ahead after the first train passed and did not stop the second train from the opposite direction.
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Memphis
Tenn
Illinois Central
Binihamton
Eald
Aignalo
Connwango Farmer's Hand Mangled in Farm Machine Accident
Connewango, Sept. 41 John Wyllys, employed cutting silage at G A Limbecker farm, had his hand mangled when a chipper blade struck as he cleared a clogged silage blower. The injury severed his hand near the wrist. he received first aid and was taken home.
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Connewango
John ‘Wyllys
Randolph
G. A. Limbecker Farm
Wytlys
Big
Wyllyn
Muscallonge Biting At Ci City
In City, Sept 18 two Muscallonge fish weighing about 162 pounds and 9 pounds were caught in the Allegheny River within a short distance. Mrs Miles and her husband Milo Miles of this city used festival bait to land the fish. The Miles also landed a pickerel over two pounds. Weather had hindered fishing along the river, making the large catches notable for the season.
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OU City
Allegheny
Meo
Jon Miloa
Hla City
Mra
Miles
Mnal
Ho Fst
Angslors
Milos
Saurle
Moval
Mongon
Warren Times reports typhoid case at Kerr home
One new typhoid case was reported to the Board of Health this morning. Genevieve Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kerr of 1118 Penna Avenue East, is hospitalized. All others with the illness are progressing well, though John Saulpansh remains a bit improved from prior days.
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Warren Times
Board of Health
Genevieve Kerr
Samuel Kerr
Penna, Ave
East
John Saulpansh
Unscrupulous Ad Promises Refund in Pile Treatment
A garbled notice touts a dubious remedy for piles and a “disemsea” condition. It claims satisfaction with refunds and mentions a THOMAS DOWNEY package. The piece appears to be a malformed advertisement lacking clear provenance or legitimate clinical claims.
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Tarorene
Pupils Wanted by Mrs Bennett for Arts Lessons
Mrs Jessie M Bennett seeks pupils for piano singing drawing and watercolors. Prices reasonable. Call at Dr G Bennett Smith Street W Bennett Street Washington Street for details.
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Jessie M. Bennett
G. i Bennett
Smith
W. Bennett's
Washington Atreat
U S Court Meets Next Week at Erie
Erie Pa Sept 17 On Monday next very Important form of United States Court will be convened in Erie Judges Orr and Thompson of Pittsburgh will be here to preside Deputy United States Marshal Jon McCormick will recommend the bridge stage to United States Marshal Towley O M Milloy of Erie is one of the clerks of the court having succeeded Frank W Grant who held the position for many years There are quoted numbers of important cases on the slate No Corry men have been drawn on the Federal Grand Jury
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Erie
United States Court
Rce
Vinoi tonic advertises strength for weak persons
An old time drug advertisement promises to steady weak and nervous people with Vincl or Vinco? products. It credits C H Miller of Plant City Florida and OO Babbitto Corry Pennsylvania as endorsers, claiming if the tonic fails they return money.
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Vinoi
Plant City
Fla
C. H. Miller
Babbitto Corry
Drugeiata
Fragmentary clipping notes unclear event
Readable text is garbled with missing names dates and places making it impossible to identify the event or subject acted upon. No coherent facts surface to form a proper news card or identify organizations or persons involved.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Partial readable text refers to a lab or laben development and living arrangements. Mentions Hines and a planet or project in a vague context. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify a concrete news item.
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Erie County
Beecham
Beecham’s
the Ladies Furnishing
Uneeda Biscuit
Baronet
Graham
National Biscuit Company
South
Wm. L. Poswell
State University of Pennsylvania
Well
Union
Fourth Ave
Corry Penna
Vider and
Heataed
Inventigncen Collections
Mada
Suuvivon
Ommce
Kirie
Phans
Osi
Onoo
Mutual
Pnobe
CI City
White Palace
Te AnhiBrook Hale Food Co
Jerry, Pa
U. S
Roy Brinner
Bell
J.V
Fee
Scientific American
Hana
Ream & York
Ream & York Grocers
First Ave
Babbitt & Son Druggists
Rexall Store
Aly Tae
Bet Clati
Rai
Shunaimi
Hines
Planet
Labinen
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