Insane Man Arrested by Farmers Near Jamestown
A man who gave his name as Franke Charles, traveling from New York to work on railroad construction, wandered into Jamestown in a clearly insane state. Neighbors restrained him after he tried to pour kerosene, then dug at the ground, and was dragged to jail by local residents Clarence M Hyro and Alva Tibbets after a pursuit across a mile or more ending near Foster’s pasture. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Shepatil.
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Jamestown
Franke Charles
New York
Non
Fesan Fostar
Sishoil Torm
Welans
Foater
Plaes
Foster
Clarence
Busil
Justice of the Peace
Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Claims Quick Removal
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor promising permanent removal of corns and calluses without pain. It claims the remedy works beyond temporary relief and offers a 25 cent bottle sold by druggists and Thos Downeady.
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Putnam's
Downeady
Corry High School Baseball Teams Highlighted in League
The Journal features Corry High School and Municipal Club ball teams of the current season in the ity League. The High School teams with the Raymonds for first place, as the final stretch nears, with contenders favored to win the first season series. The writeup notes strong players and promising chances, though details are blurred.
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Journal
Corry High School and Municipal Club
Yeukon
He Iaymonds
Conductor S R Morgan Dies at Erie Home
Samuel Richard Morgan, aged about 61, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad conductor on the P and E line, died at his Erie residence 134 Main Street East Eight Street after a three week illness. He was born in Blair County and served 35 years with the road. He was a member of Erie Lodge of Mike and the Conductors Brotherhood. The body will be taken to Kane, his wife’s old home, for burial with services in Erie and Kane. He leaves a devoted wife and many friends who respected him as a man of honor and generous nature.
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Kele
Samuel Rickard Morgan
Familly
Eighth Street
Erie
Viselty
Renovo
Hirlé
Morgan
Penhsylyunia Railroad Company
Trle-Kenoveria
Déeewusnil
Road
Blair County
Erie Lodge
Mike
Conductors’ Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kane
Wil
Choate and Depew Navy Speech Stirs Senate
A lively exchange on maritime policy features Senator Depew praising naval matters and Senator Choate defending the navy while remarks reference a voyage, a wharf, and Liver Rock. The scene highlights partisan rhetoric and expectations of naval funding.
Dunkirk Records Canoe Trip by Waller Hayward Green
At Dunkirk on Sept 3 Mr and Mrs Waller Hayward Green begin a 7000 mile canoe voyage from near the Wanniway Crack mouth west of Dunkirk toward New York. They plan to arc the Gulf of Mexico coast, sail up the Atlantic, then return via Delaware and Erie Canals. They aim to present a letter from Mayor Gaynor to President Wilson in Washington before heading home.
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Dunkirk
Waller Hayward Green
Wanniway Crack
New York
Cleve Inn
Thi
Gulf of Moxico
Gulf
Saint James Chy
Fla
Byorgindes
Palm Howell
Atlantte Ocean
Judian Blyer
Chexapeakt Bay
Washington
Nation
Chey
Mayor Gaynor
Aruxnent Wilson
Delaware Tiger
Erte Canal
Trade details and prices at Rangains House in Oley
A fragment notes a trade offer involving quality in Righe and prices at The House of Rangains in Oley Pennsylvania. The legible words point to a commerce or exchange listing with unclear context and owners. No dates or clear entities beyond place names are recoverable.
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Hillcrest Nursery
W. Columbus Ave
Bell
A.W. Warren
J. S. Rogers
Center Street
Froster
Sam
J. R. Graves
The
Old Reliable Jeweler Corry
West Main Street
C. J. Wood
Church and
Concord Streets
Union Depot
Corry High School
Wall
Wacks
White
S.R. Morgan
Bad
Chote
Depew
St. Nielte
Aubussador Jongo
H. Choate
Choate
Whart Onge
Liverock
Albany
Commissioner of Agriculture
Goveror Glynn
Minon
Javeau Javers
Jy Tit
Sweden
Frerell’s Rack
the House of
Rangains
Oley
Mer
R. E. Palmer Company
E. Main St
Benedt
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