Wanted House of apartment over five rooms
Classified notices show several rental and sale offers. Readers see entries for a six room or larger apartment, a cheap Pekin duck hen listing, a seven and eight room house with bath gas and electric, and multiple rental homes in various streets. Inquiries directed to H and C Tele Office and Mrs Margaret Win and others. Local details include Grandview avenue South Sixth street Water street Church and Second Sts Fifth street and addresses.
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Margaret Win
Grandview Avenue
South Sixth
Second Sts
South Fifth Street
Lost hound and pocketbook sighting notice
Lost full-blooded fox hound black white tan with two toes cut off front foot and tail cut. Reward five dollars. Return to Nick Bonerrigo McIntyre Pa 101. Lost tan pocketbook between Bennetts store and Daugherty planing mill. Reward return to Bennetts store 101-x.
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Nick Bonerrigo
McIntyre
Bennett’s
Daugherty's
Planing Mill
Bennett
City to raise taxes to fund courts and save fifth boy
The notice urges a general fight to head off demonium so taxes can be reduced while preserving funds for the courts. License Court will convene Monday January 25, 1915. All citizens concerned for the fifth boy should attend the court.
White Property Sold Adjoining Indiana Motor Company
Real estate transfers include Frank Kring purchasing the White property beside the Indiana Motor Co garage on North Highth Street. The will of A Elvery Long disposed of for 2000 and Merle G White estate two thirds sold for 2600. Other transfers list W A Wallace to A J McGaughey for one acre 93 perches at South Mahoning 500. C A Campbell Exec to Edgar B Boyer 104 45 acres East Wheatfield 2100. E S Kunkle to H J McClelland two acres Conemaugh 1150. Wilse McCartney to W I Patterson lot Diana 2575. Caroline Liea Adm to Amos E B Pifer lot Lumbville 420. D B Satter to Martin Kropanick lot North Mahoning 400.
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The
Indiana Motor Company
Highth Street
Frank Kring
A. Elvery Longwill
Merle G. White
W. A. Wallace
A. J. McGaughey
South Mahoning
C. A. Campbell
Edgar B. Boyer
Wheatfield
E. S. Kunkle
H. J. McClelland
Conemaugh
Wilse McCartney
W. Iva Pat‘tergon
Diana
Caroline Lie
Amos EB
Pifer
I.umville
D. B. Satter
Martin Kropanick
North Mahoning
Pauper Confesses to $820 Shoe Debt Near Livingston
Seventy year old Margaret Malligni of Orange City pleads to pay a board bill after owing 820 dollars for shoe and lodging at a Livingston home since last August. Judge ordered settlement and reimbursement to St. Muney's hospital for past sums. Proceedings note admission and planned arrangements at Divine Providence in Nidgeswond.
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Eharge Ag
Orange Ciy
Livingston
Margaret Malligni
St. Muney's Hospital
Fane
Divine Providence
Nidgeswond
French Christenings Draw Attention to Names Used
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss French christening names and patterns among women, mentioning Commander Popular and notable names like Lloffrine and Alexander. The readable text hints at this naming trend drawing attention in daily lists and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Jy
France
Lloffrine
Alexandr
Notable Estate Dispute Between Moore Family Members
Fragmentary text shows a probate confrontation where Moore accuses Bishop Moore of mismanaging a large part of the estate. The dialogue hints at a demanded estate transfer and a deceased party referenced as voting on inheritance. The source fragment lacks clear dates or full names to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary political notice from early Mexican constitutional era
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dates November 10 1914 to January 16 1915 and names Gutierrez Garza Carpajal and Carranza. It states the Constitutional party does not recognize Huerta Carbajal or Gutierrez as president and that the country was under Venustiano Carranza as first chief of the Constitutional Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fentiytingy
Marntalny
Venustiano Carranza
Marmlet Hadley Society Debate Sparks Gossip
In a London Standard style report a meeting of the Marmlet Hadley Society for the Better Contra and Guidance features a tense exchange over a model and a husband who is a self made man. The chair questions the artist status amid gossip as a meek woman reveals her spouse’s unconventional career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weoluy
Marmlet Hadley Society
Peel
Matiben
Jovey
London Standard
An Ancient Phrase Traced To Feudal Sleeve Edict
An old saying linked to feudal times is discussed with the notion that badges or sleeves bore meaning. The piece notes how the phrase evolved as symbols were worn or altered for value, with a reflection on skepticism toward others intents and loyalties.
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Ad Leider
Persoing
New York
Why Are You Urging So Bitterly at We mag
A fragmentary old dialogue centers on a kind hearted elder asking a tearful youth why the urging is bitter. The boy replies that doves struck his nose and implies a pursuit of the culprit who fled before punishment. The text is garbled and contains misprints.
Coral Powder Jewelry Trade Scandal In 19th Century Market
Fragmentary OCR notes describe coral powder refined from debris, made into jewelry and other articles, refined, scented, and sold as tenth powder at high price under instruction of perfumers.
Shirt Sleeve General Foiled by Obedient Soldier
A South African scene shows General French, nicknamed the shirt sleeve general, riding with aides and officers. A correspondent asks after him but a smoking soldier, calmly holding a horse, points to the general nearby as he continues to smoke and guide the steed.
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South Africa
French
Chisholm
Joby French
Wrench
Coull
Sted
Gener
City of Magnificent Distances and Washington’s Founding
A fragmented reminiscence traces Washington DC’s early 1800s relocation for government seat, noting rough wilderness layouts, uncertain dwellings, and famed praise by the Portuguese Abbe Corne who called it the city of magnified distances. It hints at 1800 moves, later urban growth, and distant street networks shaping its early map.
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Washington
Udutster
Portugit
Coren
Charles Dickens
Sikh weapon described as extraordinary power in extant writeup
An odd archaic style piece discusses a swordlike device held by Sikhs with a jagged edge capable of slicing through wood and tiles. The text implies it is feared for its lethal potential and questions whether Sikhs would employ such a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuth
Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia a Giant in Story
The Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaievitch, commander in chief of Russia's armies, stands six feet four with a commanding build. British General Sir Ian Hamilton notes a towering figure amid Russian officers at a St. Petersburg feast following the war. The Czar’s lineage and past displays of power echo in the grand duke who rose through a steady climb to supreme command.
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Prebrizhensk
St. Petersburg
Ian Huunten
Dne
Jove
Jean
Nicholas Nikolaievitch
Saya ‘Basi Milex
Russia
Nichulas
le Rats Cn
Unusual Psychology Test Ends in Mayo’s Death
Charles Mayo an aged chemist and student of psychic phenomena committed suicide in Chicago following a bizarre experiment on death psychology. He left a note to subordinate Chirte Gutowski about a planned mark on an envelope, but no mark appeared and Mayo was found dead in his laboratory room after colleagues forced entry. Mayo, a Munich University graduate, had practiced medicine in New York City for twelve years.
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Geramny
Charles Mayo
Chicago
fe—Magwu
Chirte Gutowski
Maus
Mayo
Univeculty
Munich
Flo
New York City
Relief pills advertised to women by Nascat Medical Institute
An old classified style ad asks ladies to request “Relief” for irregular or delayed Tri umph Pills. It claims safety and dependability, notes not sold in drug stores, warns against experiments, and provides a Milwaukee address for free particulars.
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Nascat Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Auto Magnate Defends Unionism At New York Hearing
Henry Ford, George W. Perkins, and Samuel Gompers testifying before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations defended unions and attacked Rockefeller and Sage foundations. Ford highlighted company scale and profits while urging balanced growth and workers’ value. Perkins warned tariff impacts, and Gompers attacked foundation independence, saying such groups cannot fairly study industry and may not ease unrest.
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Inditateral Commission
Samual Gompers
Rockefeller
Sages Foundations
Thay
New York
Dan
Detroit
Henry Mord
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Sing Sin
Ford
Walsh Tha Ho
George W. Perkins
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Rockefelle Foundation
Walsh
Rockefeller Foundation
Mr. Perkins
Perkins
First White House birth honor traced through presidents
A historical account details which children were born in the White House from Madison through Cleveland, naming James Madison Randolph as the first to be born there during Mrs. Randolph’s visit in 1805 1806. It notes other births under Tyler Polk Van Buren Harrison and Grant, including Esther Cleveland in 1876 and Marion Mass. exceptions.
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Irancis J. Sayre
Wilson
White House
Tyler
Bistoric Mansion
Cantacuzene
Russia
Juli Dent Giabt
Fréderick Debt ‘Grit
Bather Cleveland
Cleveland
Bealdes
Sayre
Beebor P the Waite
Eiay
Cdg
Andrew J. Donelson
Jackson
Donelsom
Jackson Besig
Martin van Buren
General Polk
van Burep
William Henry Harrison
Letitia Tyler
Robert Tyler
Robert Jones
Mary Jones
Henry Lightfoot Jones
Lee
Gettysburg
Polk
Taylor, Mimore
Pierce
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Julia
Frederick Dent Grant
Esther Cleveland
Marion
Mass
Roth
New York City
Mighty Cannon to Canal Arrives for Panama Defense
The United States Army's largest cannon, built at Watervliet Arsenal for Panama defense, can fire 2,400 pound shells up to twenty one miles. It was moved to Watertown Arsenal for its carriage after a fifty six foot length required a special freight car.
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Canal
Boston
United State Army
Watsrvltet Arsenal
Watertown Arsenal
Infant Shaped as Mermaid Born in Salisbury
Baltimore scientists study a Salisbury Maryland infant described as a mermaid anomaly. Despite colored parentage the child is white from the wrists up, with dermal arms, tapering tail, and feet forming a finelike structure. X ray expert Dr Henry Chandlee and University Hospital researchers seek explanations.
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Baltimore
Salisbury
Mluseum
University Hospital
Henry Chandlee
University
Hospital
Hug
Prefers Workhouse to Paying Wife
Pittsburgh January 23 Judge presiding over desertion court committed Otto Schushhman to the work house because he refused to support his wife. The sentence followed the husband’s suggestion, though he was out of work and had 31,000 in bank which he refused to draw.
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Pittsburgh
Otto Schushhman
Armor For French Soldier Observes Enemies From Trenches
A French device shows an armored warrior design resembling crusader gear. The suit features a half inch shield, oblong breastplate, two eyeholes, and a headpiece plus about sixty pounds of weight. Leg protection is omitted to allow trench concealment.
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Frenh Sdidien
Paris Miraiy
Invention Sees Train Block Signal Test on LI
Casale of Naples and backer James Regan test an invention based on the block signal system on Long Island, with officials from Long Island and Pennsylvania rails observing. The device uses ten batteries in the locomotive to detect blocked tracks, blowing the whistle and applying brakes when a train is in the next block or track is obstructed.
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Mr. Blerck
Long Island
Anthony J. Casale
Casale
Naples
Italy
Alden W. Welch
Engineering News
Carriea
Lenal
Learned Worm at Harvard Mystery of One Eyed Pete
A quirky Harvard story describes One Eyed Pete Learnaby, a worm trained by Professor R M Yerkes. An UPH device shocked Pete when he chose the wrong path, prompting him to seek the right-hand hole for a safer, resting route.
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Pete
Harvard
Ike
R M. Yerkes
Giant Panama Canal map highlighted for exposition display
The Panama commission awarded the contract for a vast relief map depicting the canal. George Robert Ben of Washington completed the ten by ten foot model, claimed as the largest relief map ever made. It will be shipped to the Panawa Pacife exposition for public viewing.
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Lathmlan Canal
Bission
Pan-ama Canal
George Robert Ben
Washington
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