Multiple Tragedies Reported Across Pennsylvania
A river drowning near Pittsburgh claims Robert M. Oliver and others, while four family members die in a Philadelphia fire at 708 South Street. Accidents include a Malvern horse fall injuring Alexander D. Grange, a suicide attempt by Alexina Bartlett, a four year old's fatal swamp mishap near Buena Vista, and a Pittsburgh woman’s apparent suicide after her husband’s death. Additional items note Governor Tener’s lack of authority to appoint church policemen, health notices for food handlers, a mine motorman’s death in Vintondale, and rising mining fatalities alongside a Warren club fire loss of 30,000.
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Robert M. Oliver
David B. Oliver
Board of Publc Education of
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Smithfield Street Bridge
Oliver
Edward Hetzel
Southaida
Hetzel
William Niehaus
Evansville
Ind
Thomas Mooney
Duquesne
Roscue
Leir
South Street
Philadelphia
Fritz Lewinsky
Daugters
Ayc
Bastie
Hthel
Rose
Malvern
Alexander D. Grange
Bryn Mawr
Mr. Grange
General Survey of the War Brings Mixed Front News
Reports from Soissons show a fierce week with German gains on the front near Paris and flooded rivers hindering French defense. Berlin rejoices at a notable victory while Russian forces push toward Transylvania and Kirlibaba pass shifts threaten eastern Hungary. a Turkish statement notes the French submarine Saphir was sunk near the Dardanelles with crew rescued.
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Soissons
France
Paris
Alane
Aisne
Paria
Crouy
Berlin
Alsace
Grand Duke
Nicholas
von Hindenburg
Warsaw
Kirlibaba
Transylvania
Vistula
Runajec
Tarnow
Kirlibuba
Roumgnia
Hungary
Saphir
Dardanelles
A Fish Chowder Feud and Homer City Ordinances
A humorous scene ends at Cotter's Dock with Tom and Evie sharing fish chowder after a heated brawl. The text shifts to municipal matters, detailing Homer City Pa street lighting ordinances and a plan to increase borough indebtedness for street paving, approved in early 1915.
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Homer City
Fomer City
Indiana
Pennsylvania
C. Pees
Estate Letters Administered for Johin Stiles in Mudllington
David Hair, attorney, reports Letters of administration on the estate of Johin Stiles of Mudllington township deceased. Administrators request claimants present their claims promptly for settlement and payment, with Shank T. Sutler named as administrator in Homer City.
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David Hair
NaPron
Johin Stiles
Mudllington Township
Shank T. Sutler
Homer City Rod
Box Ou
Feeding Rabbits to Save the Trees in Pennsylvania
State Zoologist H A Surface urges rabbit feeding to protect fruit trees in Pennsylvania. He notes rabbits cause economic loss by eating buds and fruit, but feeding with apple scraps and pruning excess branches can deter damage while aiding rabbit sustenance during snow.
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H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Alexina Bartlett
Fayette County
Uniontown Hospital
Jared
Ceeper
Buena Vista
Leander Babei
Anna Rush
Anna Shaw
Florence Lee
Tener
Pennsylva
C Department
St Joseph’s Human Catholic Church
Hiverton
Department of Health
State of
Robert Clyde
Wintondale
Vinton Colliers Company
Vintondale
Pennsyvania State Department of Mines
Lillian McGraw
The
Exchange of the Union Telephone Company
Bradford
Amelia Laminsky
Mary McNavish
Allegheny County
New Castle
Warren
American Press Association
Tom
Cotter’s
Evie
Cotter
Dock Square
Hvia Bishop
Ategiricity
S. GC. Steeld
Jas. L. Kinter
J. M. Sleming
Burgess
Jas. L Kinter
M. Preming
Jas.l. Kinther
Literary Society
Metin
Hib Top
Tliday
Deven Laney
Wiel Ray
Mimi Runge
Mary Abel
Walter Wiseins
Vida
Jessie Walt
J. Ernest Wiegine
Wo A
Dette
Toky Watt
Nellie Hanna
Reading
Wim
Cilhaan
Lizzie George
Minnie Carnahan
Kyle Wate
Tnteronsation
Uncipher
Wo Pearls Wigans
Hale Rows
Laura Dible
Howard Myers
Alice Wigsing
Alirm
W. J. Grinith
D. W. Andereson
Deny
W. A. Dible
R. S. Unen
Phar
Grace Carnahan
Harry George
Thalosne
W. Pearl Wiggins
Imogene Carnahan
Cora Hanna
Sinesi Wiggins
Newnspaper
Uderwear
Bae
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
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