Corry R. R. men fined at Union City
O Moore brakeman on the Erteawiteh train faced Justice J C McLean on a charge of holding the Main street crossing for under two minutes. He pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. The incident involved blocking the crossing on December 1 while conductor D G Lyon was being fined for a prior crossing offense. A warrant was issued for other railroad workers and will be pursued to curb crossing obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition City
O. Moore
J.C. McLean
Patie
D. G. Lyon
Moore
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A vintage ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures stomach distress quickly by aiding digestion. It markets a fifty cent bottle as a family remedy, asserting relief from gas heaviness and indigestion when meals disagree.
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Ady
Schiff on Stand for Second Time in Impeachment Trial
Albany report on September 26 details alleged unreported gifts to Governor Balzer, Schiff’s renewed testimony on the witness stand, and a tactical move by the prosecution to admit evidence. The seventh day of the high court trial featured sharper questioning of Schiff over his $2,500 check and Balzer’s unrestricted use of funds.
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Albany
lAmpaigo
Sulzir
Jacob HM
Schiff
Witngys
Men- Jones
Schiff Recalled in Sulzer Impeachment Trial
Jacob H. Schiff testified under sharp interrogation as part of the Sulzer impeachment proceedings. He described endorsements and campaign payments, noted a refund offer declined, and confirmed that the $2600 was charged to a personal account. The session included a heated exchange between Louis Marshall and John B. Stenehield, with a court vote to admit the newly discovered evidence. Additionally, the day featured testimony about alimony and a West Point cadet hazing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultor
Iit
Kus, Loet & Co
Schitt
Suluer
Sam ‘Uet J. Frankenselm
Schiff
Becaue
Wrawley Committee
Desfance
Cullen
Morris O'Tokulaky
New York
Avdociation
Sulzer
Tammany Tall
Marshall
Stanchfield
Louis Marshall
John B. Stinehield
Sister
Wende
Buffalo
Ald
Amonis Winteskes
Charles A. Stadler
Ulster Unionists Gather Funds to Fight Home Rule Bill
Belfast report says Ulster Unionists organized a provisional government balance with private Ulster Hall meetings. Subscriptions reached about 1.5 million pounds for wounded or killed volunteers families, with London and Belfast leaders matching gifts. Nationalists see this as weakness, not strength, noting lack of elected representation on committees. The British government remains silent on interference.
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Belfast
Uister Provisional Government
Central Authority
Ulster Hall
Lord Londonderry
Kaward’Carson
Haward
Ulster Unionists
Ly I
Inetwieht
Tims
Saveral
Marquis of Londonderry
Richardson
Ulster Volunteers
James Crilg
Orange
Parilament
Yeadon
Tilster
Cilies
Ulster
Ning
Campaign to curb modern dress at women's meeting
United Press reports at the Cook County Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Chicago, a campaign to curb indecent dress and figure-display by “wetting young girls” as an example. The plan targets slender waists, diaphanous outfits, and demi-tail outfits. organizers vow letters, pressure on officials of fashion shows, and cooperation with dress manufacturers nationwide.
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United Press
Chicago
We G. Pe Joel
United States
Ayke Tl
Cook County
Women's Christian ‘Temperance
United State
Apyas
Mother of Victim Is Now Dead
Mrs Susan Bunce, mother of the electrocuted James Taine, has died in Rouseville after moving from Union City and living with her granddaughter Mrs J Hindisello. Taine died in June at the Shreve factory when a wire fell and carried 1100 volts through his body. Bunce had come to be with her family two weeks ago and formerly lived in Union City and Trax Center.
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Bunce
Susan Hunce
J. Te Hindisello
Rouseville
Mey
Bunes Cane
Union City
James Taine
Damnes
Mince Ad
Fnlon
Trax Center
Corry Citizen Testifies Donn’s Kidney Pills Solve Kidney Trouble
A Corry resident asserts years ago testimony that Donn's Kidney Pills relieved weak kidneys and now claims permanent results. The note cites a home source and urges investigation. Foster-Milburn Co sells the remedy in the United States for 60 cents. Ames & Co’s Drug Store supplied it in the area.
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Corry
D. 1
Cook
Sixth Ave
Corry Pa
Cays
Coak
Donna
Ames & Co
All Deters
Vrice
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Dean
Former Judge Miller In A Row At Grove City Hearing
Mercer Pa September 20 An unexpected incident marred the infuntions proceedings when ex judge J H Miller who has taken an active part in the case called a fight with accuser J Blaine Smathers and dragged him into the courthouse lobby to settle the matter Br udge Miller 72 Smathers 55 denied using the term liar Friends of both men refused to let them fight
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Mercer
Grove City
H. Miller
J. Blaine Smathers
Courhouse
Brudge Miller
Smathers
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Corry R. R
Boro
H. Wells
Bell Phone
Everett's Racket Store
Union City, Fa
Stea Hees
World Johns Steamship Agency
Durham
N. Center St
Jacob H. Schiff
Brackett
Schilt
Willian
Louly A. Streqky
Suktor
Seth Honey
Decker
Thompoon Wi
Slwwean
Preme Cort
Guy
Mike Luaifio Poel
Hazers
Washington
Townsley
West Point
Tita
Award Carson
Duke of Abercorn
James Craig
Jon Lonsdire
M. P
Mid-Armagh
Womwan, Clark & Coy
Elven
J. R. Graves
The
Old Reliable Jeweler Corry
Malin Street
Women’s Organization
Miller
Mexico
Sc. J. Wood
Church and
Concord Streets
Union Depot
J. S. Rogers
Center Street
Mazda
W. H. Duffy & Co
Center St
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