Lineman Struck by Automobile in Croton Collision
Will McCullough stepped from a Croton street car into the path of Bolinger’s car at Mill and Washington streets Sunday at 10:45 PM. He suffered chest and leg bruises but no broken bones and returned home that night. Bolinger claimed the runabout was going slowly and the collision was unavoidable.
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Croton
Will McCullough
Mill
Washington Streets
Bolinger
McCullough
George Bolinger
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Frank Newell
Mrs Elizabeth wife of Frank Newell of Youngstown died Saturday night after a three week illness from nervous trouble. Former Meadville resident born in Meadville eight years ago she was united in marriage here and lived here 15 years. Survived by parents husband daughter Vera two sisters and one brother. Body shipped to Meadville for service at home.
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Elizabeth
Frank Newell
Youngstown
Hugh Irving
Ofdville
Alr
Marto Frank Newell
Newell
South Mill Street
Meadeville
Vera
DO. C. Kent
Walter Leonard
James A. Irving
Meadville
Little Lillian Swadener Died During Aurora Visit
During a visit to her grandparents in the city, four month old Lillian May Swadener of Aurora Illinois died Sunday after illness. She was born May 9 of this year and died at four months eleven days. Funeral arrangements were to be held from the grandparents home with interment at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Frank Swadener
Spruce Street
Lillian May Swadener
H. Ernest Swadener
Aurora
Ill
Oak Park
Ceme
Mrs Reynolds Buried After Funeral at King's Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. J. G. Reynolds were held Saturday at 2 pm at King's Chapel. Rev. Smith officiated with many friends in attendance. Interment followed at East Brook M E Church with six grandchildren serving as pallbearers: Bert Heckathorn John Heckathorn Earl Wagner Amzi Houk Homer Heckathorn and Robert Heckathorn.
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J. G. Reynolds
King’s Chapel
Rev. Smith
Eastbrook M. E
Bert
John Heckathorn
Earl Wagner
Amzi Houk
Homer
Robert Heckathorn
Death of Annie Beatrice Young from pneumonia at home
Annie Beatrice Young little daughter of John G. Young of 186 South Mill Street died Sunday at his residence from pneumonia. The father is doubly bereaved as his wife died when the child was born.
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Annie Beatrice
John G. Young
South Mills Street
Stomach as a churn and the cure claimed
An analogy equates the stomach to a churn, arguing foul digestion taints all. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for biliousness and dyspepsia, promising to purify stomach fluids and heal skin and blood-borne ailments. It invites readers to request a booklet from Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Infant dies after illness and funeral planned
An infant aged five months and twenty seven days, who had been ill for one week, will be memorialized with funeral services on Tuesday at 2 PM at the residence, followed by interment at Oak Park cemetery.
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Oak Park Cemetery
Death of Infant Helen Jane McCune
Mr and Mrs Samuel A McCune of 308 State Street mourn the loss of their daughter Helen Jane age 11 months 6 days born October 12 last year who died Saturday evening. Funeral held Monday at 11 o clock with interment at Richlis cemetery.
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Samuel A. McCune
State Street
Helen Jane
Richlis Cemetery
Death of Miss Jane Elizabeth Smith at Mount Washington
Local friends and relatives learned of the death of Miss Jane Elizabeth Smith daughter of Dr J H and Caroline Smith nee Moore at 38 Wyoming Street Mount Washington. She was 28 or 29 years old. Funeral services were held Sunday evening at the residence and the interment was private Monday afternoon.
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Jane Elizabeth Smith
J. H
Caroline Smith
Moore
Wyoming Street
Mount Washington
Infant daughter of Philip Winick dies at six months
Mary Winick of Sutton street died Sunday morning at five o'clock from convulsions. She was six months old. Funeral services were held Sunday at eleven o'clock with burial in the Jewish cemetery.
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Mary
Philip Winick
Sutton Street
Late News of the Churches Sermons and Plans Across the Parish
Dr Scott Hershey presents a biographical sketch of Ira D Sankey during Wednesday prayer meeting. Rev McClenahan fills pulpit in Ferguson's absence. Harvest Home service planned with grain and fruit decor. Rally day and quarterly meetings announced with sermons and certificates. Reception planned for new pastor Rev A R Rich and family. Mary Mossman resumes studies at Lake Erie college. Agness Wallace solo at morning service.
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Ira D. Sankey
Hershey
Sankey
Miller
Women's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. Moore
Agness Wallace
Barn Fire Destroys Colonel Rupert’s Barn in Conneautville
A spark from a Bessemer engine ignited Colonel Rupert’s barn at Conneautville on Sunday, burning it to the ground and causing about $1,500 in damages.
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Bessemer
Rupert
Conneautville
Night Stranger Heals Baby With Catnip Tea Prank
Jenkins cares for a sleeping baby at 1:30 a.m. a masked man arrives and administers a catnip tea remedy to ease the infant's colic. The stranger pockets valuables but leaves after instructing Jenkins on a feigned cure and a planned theft. Baby resumes feeding as the man departs.
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Jenkins
Baby
Nightmarish intruder and a baby’s botched remedy
In a tense living room scene Jenkins watches a commotion as three noises wake a baby. A masked man bursts in with a revolver and lantern and bargains over treating the infant with brandy or soothing syrup.
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Bedlam
Josephine
Jenkins
Baby
Collie
Dead Letter Office Advises Careful Addressing
The dead-letter division urges postal customers to follow ink and clear addressing guidelines. It urges writing the recipient’s full name street number post office and state and placing the sender’s return address in the upper left corner. It notes over 13 million pieces mail last year were undelivered due to careless addressing.
There Is Another World, The Scholar Declares He Dies
An eminent German scholar who pursued atheism in life died after a final claim of proving life continues beyond death. As friends gathered, he suddenly opened his eyes and, with a loud declaration that another world exists, collapsed and died.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Muddying Shoes Outside Barber Shop
A quirky street vignette captures Grigsby kneeling in the gutter before a barber shop, muddying his shoes to give the boot-black inside a chance to earn money, as reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Grigsby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cross-Eyed Cat Stumps Horace Elliott’s Household
The Rockland Opinion reports Horace Elliott owns a strikingly cross-eyed cat that won’t hunt. The feline, described as a curiosity, mirrors its owner’s misfortune by jumping away when catching attempts arise.
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Horace Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Rockland
Diffusing the Annoyance Exchange
Farmers defend bringing boarders to their home circle arguing they need money and to keep town visitors from disturbing their privacy. The counterquote reflects a plan to manage guests and repel mosquitoes while maintaining appearance.
Apple Pie Lesson Sparks Quick Wit
A classroom quip has a teacher asking about cutting an apple into sixteen pieces and a student replying with pie filling, reflecting playful exchanges in a school setting.
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