Bradford Bank Robbery Tragedy Shocks Town
A masked gunman entered the Bradford National Bank and exchanged fire with Cashier T. H. Tomlinson, wounding him in the abdomen. The robber fled with cash as bystanders fled. a bystander was shot, and the robber then killed himself as lawmen closed in. A complex surgical repair followed for Tomlinson, who is twenty nine, with a wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Geo. A. Kimball
Bradford National Bank
T. H. Tomlinson
Kimball
Louis
Erie Track
Mr. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Birch
Pleasantville
Steamburg
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Letters Remaining at Kane Post Office March 3 1888
A catalog of letters awaiting pickup at Kane Pennsylvania on March 3 1888 lists gents with names Barber Meritt C Peterson Mr J Campbell Warren Ridey Mr George Frisbie Willard L Stone E D Meehan J F Wheeler Cyrus and ladies Brown Miss Mary Kelley Mrs E M Dowe Mrs May Sullivan Annie two entries for foreign Kugstrom Mr C G Haussan Mr Karl C G Keeurs P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Barber
Meritt C. Peterson
Mr. J. Campbell
Warren Ridey
George Frisbie
Willard L. Stone
E. D. Meehan
J. F. Wheeler
Cyrus
Brown
Mary Kelley
E. M. Dowe
May Sullivan
Annie
Merchant J. W. H. Morgan Struck By Severe Cold
Lake City merchant J. W. H. Morgan grew weak from a stressing cough and breathing trouble. After trying popular remedies without relief, he used Dr. King s New Discovery for a period and found relief in stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Finax
Dr. King
Co! Mediate
PERSONAL PENCILINGS AND NEARBY COUNTIES NOTES
H J James left for Philadelphia Monday evening. E B James visited Erie on Saturday. W A Holgate returned from Scranton. Deputy Sheriff Grubb called at Leaner’s Saturday. Webb Evans back from New York and Philadelphia. Miss Cora Davis hosted a select party. John Wenzel family moved to Allegheny City. G W Neals returned from the eastern state tour. Renovo Democrats organize. Renovo shops add fifty workers. Mansfield Advertiser says fifty oil wells planned in Tioga county. Scarlet fever at Indiana State Normal School. Salamanca fire losses of 75000 with partial insurance. Pardons Board commutes King’s murder sentence to life imprisonment. Mrs Willis Jackson and Mrs James Foster visit kin. Gov Beaver appoints Hoffner coroner. Gillis returns from Lock Haven ill. Mrs Eve Wegley and families visit Kane and Ridgway. George Campbell moves to Welch street home. Kane Bank cashier E Davis returns from NY and Philadelphia. W P Weston helps in bank. A J Weiner returns east with large stock. read his ad. B L Campbell buys Welch street home. glad he stays. Judge Morrison orders bans on cards and games at liquor outlets. Delois Dolliver aided by humane crowd after freeing Kilnza mill fire fel low. praised. Larrabee fined 200 and jailed 60 days for selling liquor without license. Wm A Baldwin resigns as P&LE general manager to head western lines. later shifts noted. Clarion State Normal School term opens March 27 1888. Local sales and industry notices follow. Death of Peter Herdic in New York after illness. obituary extols career and Williamsport impact. Fresh eggs at Kne Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. James
Philadelphia
E. B. James
Erie
W. A. Holgate
Scranton
Grubb
Leaner
Webb Evans
New York
Cora Davis
Joshua Davis
John Wenzel
Burrows
Allegheny City
Cemocrats
Renovo
Mansfield Advertiser
Tioga County
State Normal School
Indiana
Salamanca
N. Y
Board of Pardons
King
Clarion County
Frank Settelle
Binghamton
Kelts
Settelle
Hagerty
Ridgway
DeGarmo
Smethport
Morrison
Ransom Larrabee
Larrabee
Wm. A. Baldwin
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
Baldwin
M’crea
Remarkable Kidney Ailment Cure Reported in Iowa
Mrs Phoebe Chesley Peterson 73 of Clay County Iowa claims Electric Bitters renewed her youth and freed her from kidney pain and lameness after years of struggle. She says she can now do all housework without help and endorses the medicine sold by J D Magowan’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Chesley
Peterson, Clay Co
Iowa
J. D. Magowan
Kane's pioneer tailor promotes fits and value for money
Kane's pioneer merchant tailor John Ryden guarantees good fits and cloths that will give the customer value. Call and examine his samples. If you want to buy an organ or sewing machine wait for C A Burdick, who
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
John Ryden
C. A. Burdick
Rockster
N. Y
T Supply CO
O. B. Lay's
Tgwys
City
City Bakery
Star Gallery
All Ladies’ Cost
Star Pictograph Gallery
Kane Bakery
The Beautiful Story book offered by Mr T W Jackson
An agency sale for The Beautiful Story by J W Buel and Rev T DeWitt Tal mage promotes a narrative Bible history for children and adults. The work features 544 royal quarto pages with 250 illustrations, binding described, and praise for its educational value while noting other local ads for bread, bakery, tailoring, and assorted goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jackson
J. W. Buel
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
Garden of Eden
G. W. Buel
Talmage
The Best Salve for All Skin Ailments
The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions. and positively.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kane Leader
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Arney
C. W. Foulke
Congregational Church
Griffith's Hall
George Belsey
Kane Lodge
M. E
Port Allegany Extract Works
W. B. Brickell
Congregational
Ridgway Democrat
Port Allegany
M. E. Festival
Charles Smedley
Burgess Smith
George Campbell
Swamp Lodge
Austin
Dr. Armstrong
Punxsutawney
P.& FE
Renovo Evening News
M. A. Bingham
Singer
Lafferty
B. F. M’connell & Co
West Branch
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
RY. LE. & W. Rail Company
West Bremeh
Joseph Whitne Halpin
O. B. Lay
M. E. Church
Eric Ericsys
Warren
Anderson
Tylor
Ayton
Burlington
Free Press
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Chicago
Peck
John Rydge
Star
Tha Fivs
Ten Cent
Blymiller
Mountain Circle
C. L
Searles
Astron Reading
Light Brie
Heavy Brigade
Misa’ Ryan
D. Clark
Europe
D. Howells
Florence Nightingale
Donachy
Armstrong
Kate M. Ryax
Ags’t Sec
Kugstrom
C.G. Haussan
Karl C. G. Keeurs
P.M
G. W. Neals
Willis Jackson
East Third Street
Liie Herald
Gov
Beaver On
S. D. Hoffner
Kean County
W. T. M’carthy
C. B. Gillis
Lock Haven
F. P. Parker
Buffalo
Lockport
Clarence
W.H. Schram
W.M. Schram
Lebanon
Eng. J. Miller
Welch Street
B. L. Campbell
E. Davis
Kane Bank
W. P. Weston
A. J. Weiner
Greeves Street
Hacker Street
Geo. W. Vernes
Renovo News
Eve Wegle
Joseph Weeley
Weegley
John W. Ning
Wegley Hadge
J. S. Hyde
Elk County
Bright
Mr. Ilyde
W. E. Blow
D. T. Hall
J. D. Leonard
Traverse
Court of Common Pleas
Peter Swanson
Wetmore Township
Clarion
Parwill
O.y’s
James Foster
Dwyer
Emporium
John DuBois
DuBois
Brookville
Crawford
Corry
A. G. Seigworth
Lickingville
A. M. Gilfillan
Tylersburg
Clarion Democrat
Citizens’ Committee
Jemima Everhart
Jane Gilfillan
Washington Township
Peter Herdic
Williamsport
New York City
Huntingdon
Kne
Bucklen
H. KE. Morrison
Chickering, Weber
Main ST
Bradford, PA
JA. Voulmer
Fraley Street
Kane, PA
Lincrusta-Walton
Bazar
Kane and Vicinity
New York Bazar
Ablin
Weystone Jeweler
J D. Magowan
Kane, Penna
Ulmarn
Normal School
Locks
Staven
Kane and
Vicinity
M. Jackson & Bro
Fraley St
Next Depot
Pas Main St
North Clarendon, Pa
Pittsburgh & Western R. R
Eastern
Sot Statios
INS
Afri
Eee
A.M
Mt.Jewettes
Kane S
Reas Laverands
Sheffield
June Marienville
Ea Clarion
CLIO
Shippenville
St.Petersburg
Foxdupe
Eels
IAM
M. Alma. M
P. Mip. M
Norracy
Allegheny Suter
Millerstown
Brain Parker
Knox
Clarion Mt. Jewett Callery Junction
Karns
Foxburg Shippenville
Bradtford
Renfrew
Petrolia
St. Petersburg
Samad Clarion Junction
Marienville No
Rseln Goshernissieaytex Steedmanl
Ip.m.a Mam
Acpi
Callery Junction
Cleveland
Toledo
New Castle
Zellinople
C. W. Bassett
Gen. Pass
Phil A. & Erie R. R. DIV
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Erie Mail
Erie Express
Niagara Express
C m
Williams
Lj Bn
Itimore
Philade A
Chas
E. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
M. Flynn
Fritz Anderson & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!