Deaths of Mrs Katherine Barr and relatives
Mrs Katherine Barr aged 76 died at her home near Indiana on Saturday at 5 o clock from a sudden heart attack. Funeral and interment followed yesterday at 1 pm. She leaves H C Buterbaugh Latrobe Samuel L Barr Clymer and William W Barr Shelocta and her husband William Tint hoff is noted as deceased. The Tint hoff family funeral is planned for Wednesday at 2 pm at their Indiana home. Daniel Hashman aged 68 a former Homer City resident died at the County Home Monday at 10 30 pm from blood poisoning. No funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Barr
Indiana
H. C. Buterbaugh
Latrobe
Samuel L. Barr
Clymer
William W. Barr
Shelocta
William Tinthoff
Philadelphia
John Tinthoff
South Fifth Street
Mary Marshall
Tinthoff
Daniel Hashman
Homer City
Points on People guest visits across towns
Howard Myers of Jamestown Pennsylvania visits his cousin Paul Myers on West Water Street. Mrs John Hopkins of California visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Cost on Chestnut Street. Mrs Gertrude Brand of Williams Town West Virginia visits cousin Mrs W S Hamilton on North Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Myers
Jamestown, Pa
Paul Myers
West Water Street
John Hopkins
California
Joseph Cost
Chest‘nut Street
Gertrude Brand
Williams‘town
W. Va
W. 5. Hamilton
North Sixth Street
Automobile Repairing. Bear Hastings' building in Philadelphia
Fragmentary report notes an automobile repair issue linked to Bear Hastings at a building in Philadelphia near the Pab Pattison area, with unclear surrounding details and no named entities beyond those.
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Bear Hastings’ Building
Philadelaphia Sweet
Indiana
Pab
Pattison
Bargains in Titles Across Foreign Countries
An examination of illicit trade in noble titles shows demand for orders and decorations, with prices from $75 to $875 in various nations. Readers are warned that such traffic includes English peerage graft and fraudulent “private” offers, citing examples from Hungary and France amid overall condemnation.
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Republic of Sin Marine
de Brent
Swelen
St George
Stely Mt
Buvarit
Montenesto
King of
Sters
Altonzi
England
Franz Kossuth
Zorante
France
Paloe
London
Blunders of Authors and Noted Literary Gaffes
A critique cites factual slips in Guy Boothbys Bride of the Sea set in the yaun TATU era in Devonshire. It notes misreferences to Drake Hawkins and Fother Devonshire Warritties while remarking Rider Haggard’s Mount and Solomon’s Mines fictional anachronisms.
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Guy Boothby
Iid
Devonshire
Hawkins
Mikes
Bern Falk
Dota Braok
Fens
Linvolustre
Rider Higeard
Thefts In Pen Stealing Scheme Described
An old report details a scheme to steal steed pens using a press to extract ink and conceal the operation. Investigators note the method involved secret presses and a system of signaling and deception to separate good from faulty pens for sale.
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Priaus Pei
Gulore
Maison
Tiny German States Walk Through Seven Realms
Harpers Weekly notes a four and a half hour walking route through seven German states from Steinbach Bavaria to Altenburg. The journey passes Lichtentanne Saxe Meiningen Rauschengeseen Glelma Schwareburg Radolstadt Alfongesees Reuss Droznitz and concludes at Altenburg on Prussian soil.
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Steinbach
Bavaria
Lichtentanne
Saxe Meiningen
Raus
Good Train Service Praise From London Spectator
A reader praises a railway service as flawless in punctual arrivals and departures, polite officials, comfortable carriages, and clear time tables. Stations offer waiting rooms with hot coffee made from berry products, and fares are reasonable. The note closes by noting there is no such railway in southern England.
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Winute
England
B. ¥. Lucas
The Little Black Box Conquers the Arabs Through Electricity
A tale recounts Houdin using electricity and a magnet to quell Arab resistance in Algiers. The famous marvel demonstrates that a simple electric box can overpower supposed mystic strength, proving the white conqueror’s magic superior.
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Ogy
Gui
Fogy
Robert Loudin
Iain
Electelty
Alexander Grahaim Bell
Houdin
Hoy
Floudin
Loire
St. Gervaise
Bia
Algiers
Lts
Alyviers
Boudin
Bin
Hoandin
Walt
Tye
Fogg
Thought He Was on the Phone Playful Health Inspector Misread
A fragment describes a patient mishearing a health inspector as a phone call during a stethoscope examination. The amused dialogue notes the inspector’s absentmindedness and a humorous misidentification as a German phrase appears in the midst of the exchange.
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Minnie
Fiegende Blatter
Not Lost. Mother and Willie Fight Over Missing Teeth
In a quarrel narrated in playful slang, a mother scolds Willie for fighting and losing teeth while Willie insists they are safe in his pocket. The exchange features humorous miscommunication and regional dialogue.
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Willie
Bos
London
She Might Be Right From Chicago Record Herald
Fragmentary item notes musings on life and duties of an average wife with scattered phrases about growth, economy, and social roles, reflecting a period newspaper voice amid garbled OCR text. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a literary impression rather than a concrete event.
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Chicago Record Herald
Rumors of Huerta Resigning and Federal Force Lead
Washington reports a Mexican City rumor that President Huerta may resign to head the federal forces, with Gerostieta poised to succeed if Huerta yields the foreign ministry. Officials dismiss the tale as unlikely and not credible, noting Huerta’s hold on power. In Mexico City and bias outlets, loan plans for the Huerta government surface, tied to oil concessions. Federals in Presidio prepare to hold Ojinaga as rebels gather for a possible assault.
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Washington
Dec
Mexico City
Huerta
State Department
Hte Gerostieta
Formen
Geroe
Foreign Ministry
Hue
Representa
Guerta
Mexico
Lord Cowdray
Pearson Syndicate
Pearson
Mags
Ojinaga
Presidio Tex
Skating Fatality on Weak Ice At Lake Odell
An Ohio youth Harvey Baker aged seventeen died after venturing onto Lake Odell ice with two companions. Baker fell through the thin ice near shore while a third boy sought aid. Russell Wentline attempted a rescue and also broke through but was saved by nearby woodmen.
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Ohio
Wooster
Harvey Baker
Lake Odell
Baker
Russell Wentline
Eskimo Hospitality Dinner Story Reveals Tribal Charity
A narrator recalls a dinner among Eskimos described by Dr K Mutton. The sitting room is sparse, a large pot of meat sits center as villagers share food with knives, while Apkik the hungry visitor arrives, joins briefly, then leaves. The host explains shared meals reflect communal support.
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Dr . K
Aksuse
Apkik
John
Magers
Apkile
Jordbn
Mwe
Eusioi
Triumph of a Sausage in Prussia and Germany Exhibition
A fragmentary note from Berlin reports a sausage boom with Westphalia as a sausage hub and 400 varieties locally. It recalls a German exhibition showing 1000 sausage varieties and a Prussian chemist’s failed dye and food experiment, highlighting quirky industrial curiosities.
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Westphiatia
Prusstt
Germany
Lien
Amussal
I Ts Smile
Berlin Cor
New York
Different Methods Noted by New York Observer
An unnamed author from the New York Chronicle sketches a view of regional character, saying in paraphrase that the South shouts, the West knocks you down, and the East bets you, with a claim of not being able to prove it.
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Othor
New York
Cntire Tina Lke
Augusta Chronicle
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Possiba
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