For Sale Items and Lost and Found Notices
For Sale items include S. W. Kelly going out of business, half interest in Point Store and Meat Market, Oliver typewriter at 919 Wayne Avenue, and several houses offered at sacrifice prices near Marshall building. Lost notices mention a brown leather pocket book on South Sixth or Church street and a white fox terrier puppy with bobbed tail. Further requests seek stenographer and show cases at Box 212, Clymer, Pa.
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S. W. Kelly
Oliver Typewriter
Wayne Avenue
Court House
Bath and Furnace
T. L. Edwards
Marshall Building
South Sixth
Church Street
Gazette Office
Found items and a tax duplicate notice
Found gold locket with chain on Oak street. Owner can recover by calling at this office and paying 12 cents for this notice. Found set of teeth upper plate. Owner may claim at Gazette office after paying 10 cents. Found tax duplicate for Third ward. Claim at Gazette office for 10 cents. Wiauus din's Cougt Remedy promoted for coughs colds throat and irritation. sold by all druggists.
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Oak Street
Gazette Office
Third Ward
Marriage Licenses and Curious Coffee Claim Report
The item notes marriage licenses and a quirky health coffee claim, praising flavor and quick preparation. It also mentions Evan Long & Son and A Gillespie, local business visitors, with unrelated garbled text about deer, fasting, and protection.
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Dr. Shoop
Evan Long & Son
Real Estate Transfers and Skin Treatment Ad
Real estate transfers list multiple property transactions with buyers, sellers, locations and prices including Indiana County and Cherry Hills. An advertisement asserts ZEMOQ clears eczema and scalp conditions, offering a money back guarantee and a home cure booklet through Daugherty Bros. Drug Store.
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Daugherty Bros. Drug Store
ZEMOQ
Downing taken to County Home from Glen Campbell
John Downing aged 79 long time resident of Glen Campbell was moved to the County Home by the County Commissioners after caregivers proved unable to continue his care. He is slated for transfer to a state institution early next week. Creditors of the failed Reltonik Bank of Ford City, owed $17,970.70, will receive about 1 percent after costs, leaving roughly $180 for distribution. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised by local druggists as a common, effective cold remedy.
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John Downing
Glen Campbell
Downing
John A. Downing
Wheeling
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Handlan
Mr. Schenk
North Wheeling
O'Brien
Miss Evans
A New Game On The Nickel On Glass
Advertisement invites players to lay a nickel on the glass at 721 Philadelphia St to win five popcorn crisps. The offer promises a chance to win with no blanks and urges patrons to try their luck tonight.
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Philadelphia St
Wee
Roads In Indiana Deteriorate After Severe Winter
Reports from Indiana residents describe worsening country roads after a harsh winter. Several travelers note roads are nearly impassable and conditions are the worst seen. A nearby event mentions a California audience welcoming children under 14 with free admission and gifts from the Pacific coast.
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Indiana
Was
California
Pacific
Milburn Opens Supreme Court Battle Over Standard Oil
John G Milburn attorney for Standard Oil and John D Rockefeller face the Sherman Act challenge as the Supreme Court hears the second major anti trust case. Milburn argues volume and beneficent acquisitions justified, cites Pennsylvania field salvation and past rail contracts. In Wheeling West Virginia testimony covers poisoning case against Mrs Schenk with arsenic in water and bottles analyzed by Johns Hopkins experts, alleging intent to kill husband.
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John G. Milburn
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Jain
Yerom
Supreme Court of the United Su
Gantic Corporation
The
Standard
Corporation
John JD. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
John D
Milburn
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Ms Assent
Mr. Rockefeller
Missvans
Herbert O. Baer
Charles Glazer
Johns Hopkins Institute
Tlupp
Schenk
Baer
Johns Hopkins Iustute
Glazer
Dr Glazer
Million as compromise on undervaluation frauds in New York
In Washington the treasury reports offers of compromise reaching at least 1 million dollars on undervaluation frauds in New York. Frauds targeted sik goods, millinery woolen and other textiles. Dead Man Revives in Parkersburg as John Walker, a Welch miner, appears dead on a train only to revive during preparations for embalming. Vermilion Oil Well strikes oil and gas. three wells operate with high quality oil indicating a lucrative field.
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Uncle Sam
Big Sam
Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Sik
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Walker
Welch
McDowell County
Weston Insane Asylum
Walker
Vermilion
Vermilion, O
C.F. Decker
Operaton
Weather observations from United States bureau report
The compiled observations show temperatures and conditions across major cities yesterday. New York 39 clear Atlantic City 40 cloudy Boston 44 clear Chicago 46 cloudy St Louis 64 cloudy New Orleans 64 clear Washington 48 cloudy Philadelphia 42 cloudy. Friday night into Saturday is expected to be cold with snow flurries in some areas.
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New York
Atlantic City
Boston
Chicago
Ah Ratg
Louis
Orleans
Washington
Pennsylvania Congressman Proposes Lincoln Highway Bid
Washington January 13 Congressman introduced a bill to authorize a 3 million dollar appropriation to build a highway between Washington and the Gettysburg battlefield in memory of Abraham Lincoln. The measure, with costs near 36 million dollars, passed the House before adjournment out of respect for the late president. Senator Hughey of Colorado commented on the probe.
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Pennsylvania
Agks
Kong
Washington-Gettysburg
Washington
Ean
Gettysburg Battlefield
Abraham Lincoln
House
Hughey
Colorado
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