Five Firemen Die in Minneapolis Brick Fire Tragedy
A major blaze in Minneapolis at 242 First Avenue South destroyed a McDonald Bros. crockery building, killing five firemen. Injuries numbered at least two more with total damage around 260000 dollars. insurance covers most losses. The incident triggered wall collapses as crews battled the flames and crowded rescues continued.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Hay
Pipeman
Christian Sande
Truckman
John Horner
Walter Richardsson
Leutenant Co
Ep Thielen
Frank Grant
Frank Egan
No. 1 Hose Company
Captain Caldwell
Red Thomas
First Avenue
McDonald Bros
James
Hve
North Stay Clothing Company
Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure hailed in testimonials
A 1893 letter from G LARD Md praises the Mayer Drug Co. catarrh remedy as effective for head and throat trouble. The advertisement touts a £1 bottle, a three month course, and a money back guarantee if no benefit. It claims broad endorsements and requests sales through druggists with guaranteed results.
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Mayers Deng Company
Oakland
Mayers
G Lard
The
Mayer Drug Co
St Marys Races Schedule Update at Elk County Park
The Elk County Driving Park Association announces Ste Marys races on July 3 and 5. Special trains leaving at 4 pm from Eric Station arrive Ridgway by 12:05 pm and, on these dates, proceed to St Marys arriving about 12:30 pm.
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Elk County Driving Park Association
Ste. Marys
Eric
Ridgway
St. Marys
Salesmen Wanted for Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars
Help wanted notice seeking salesmen to sell Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars with salary or commission options. Emphasis on a good sideline with samples available. Address Landis & Co in Shippensburg Pennsylvania, 16 W-25-1.
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Landis & Co
Shippensburg
Mine Gas Explosion at Franklin Coal Mine
Two gas explosions at the Oregon Improvement Company's Franklin coal mine near Seattle yesterday left one man dead and nine injured. The morning shift, finishing a new slope advance, reported no gas yet was nearby when the first blast occurred, followed by a second blast that broke the pit foreman P B Robinson's arm and head injuries. he later died. Five men suffered serious burns and four mild injuries while the others went home.
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Seatile Wash
Oregon Improvement Company
Franklin
P. B. Robinson
Robinson
Jury Secures Twelfth Juror in Fitzsimmon Trial
Syracuse June 25 The twelfth juror was secured at 10 oclock this morning in the Fitzsimmon manslaughter case over the sparring fatality of Riordan. District Attorney Shore opened by saying he would prove the blow by Fitzsimmon caused Riordan's death and that Fitzsimmon did not intend to kill. He suggested dirty work by Fitzsimmon and cited Riordans drunkenness condemned prior to the bout.
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Syracuse
Fitzsimmon
Don Jiordan
Morni
Shore
Riordan
Excursion Rates From Warren For Summer Travel
US summer excursion rates from Warren published by the D A V P list Jamestown and Celoron return season tickets good to Oct 15 for 1 25 Lily Dale options include Wednesday Sunday or Saturday Sunday day tickets with varying end dates and restrictions. Also a $1 90 return to any point on Chautauqua Lake season ticket valid to Oct 15. Gro H Daniels G P A.
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Warren
Jamestown
Ceiovon
Return
Celoron
Lily Dale
Chautauqua Lake
Gro. H. Daniels
Special Rates for Centennial Celebration at Warren
The D D A V P RR will sell round trip tickets from all points to Warren for the Centennial Celebration on July 2 3 4 at one cent per mile for a one day ticket and 14 cents per mile for a return ticket valid until July 5 except North Warren and Trvineton. Late from North Warren 10 cents for round trip and from Irvineton 14 cents for one day and 20 cents for a three day ticket. Special trains leave Warren on July 4 at 1 pm both North and South. GEO H DANIELS Gen Pass Agt.
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Warren
North Warren
Trvineton
Irvineton
Inhuman Parents Charged After Infant Found Abandoned
Mason City court records detail June and Mrs. J. W. Hodgeman charged with a heinous crime. They allegedly took their two year old child to a secluded woods spot and cast the infant into a brush heap to die. Detectives pursued them to Garner where they confessed.
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Mason City
Lawn
June
J. W. Hodgeman
Clark
Garner
Fire destroys Averial House and stables in Richland
A fire in Richland at 12 30 this morning destroyed the Averial House G B Washburns Hour and feed store and Spicers livery stable. Three horses and one cow burned. The village has no fire apparatus. Estimated loss 210000, partly insured.
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Rome. &. Y
Richland
Averial
G. B. Washburn
Spicer
A Georgia Cyclone Destroys Keysville
A cyclone struck Keysville Georgia yesterday leveling homes and damaging Prof Bradshaw's institute. The professor was knocked unconscious and badly hurt while all pupils escaped. Territorial authorities assess the extent of wreckage and injuries.
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Waynesboro
Keysville
Work Progressing at Centennial Grounds and Indian Camp
Next week marks the centennial unveiling with preparations near completion. The suspension bridge lights guide visitors toward the grounds where Mechanical Hall and the old dancing pavilion buzz with activity. An Indian encampment with forty two tents forms a village near the band stand as preparations continue for Warren's Hirst centennial celebrations.
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India
Richland
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Sol
Nothi
Vector
Muse
Jackson's Tavern
J. H. Simmons
Pickett Tat Company
Homer
Crandall
Lottsville Items Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Alice L. Grown returns from Sugar Grove after completing a full course in elocution. Children’s Day celebrated with offsite attendance and entertainment. James Pelton is slightly debilitated and unable to work. Barton’s house fire caused heavy losses, believed chimney-related, with recent loss of saw mills. Miss Alice Brown travels to Bear Lake to organize an elocution class.
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Alice L. Grown
Sugar Grove
Christian Alliance
Grant
N. Y
James Pelton
Fens Oy Barton
Alice Brown
Bear Lake
Wanted seven two cent stamps for cigars offer
A vintage appeal asks smokers to send seven two cent stamps to cover postage and packing to Landis & Co. in Kippensburg Pennsylvania. Recipients will receive one box of Non Nicotine Midgets Cigars mailed to a single address.
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Landis & Co
Kippensburg
Siggins family notes and local events in Youngsville
Readable items recount A A Siggins returning from Ile and visits by C H Siggins of Sackitt Elk County, Miss Mead and Miss Miller from Tennessee, and multiple social/ family events. Also mentions Chautauqua guests, a Siggins reunion at Irving, a Busil N Y wedding, and small town activities like festivals, concerts, school visits, plus local ads for health remedies and local notices.
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A. A. Siggins
Ile
Col June Meady
Rachael Chatlee
R. A. Siggins
C. A. Hazard
Amelia Hoyt
J. A. Siggineg
Gay Phillips
Lizzie Casey
Chautauqua
C. M. Shortt
Miss Whipple
Jamestown
Margy Buchanan
Emma Davis
Blanche
Tionesta
Jennie Nirkami
Grandin
Siggins
Irving O
Oneunion
A. F. Swanson
Ettac
Landswath
Busil
Arze Siggines
Beneft
H. L. Davis
F. WW. Wright
Alc
Agnes
Greenland Reunion Brings Greenland Family Together
The eighth annual Greenland family reunion was held in Libby Dne on June 28 with over fifty members from surrounding cities. Activities included a welcome from President Mrs. M. L. Greenlund, piano solos by Lena Johnson, recitations, songs, and a Danish-themed mental trip. Remarks on our county and flag closed the afternoon.
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Libby Dne
C. H. Gregory
L. Greenlund
America
Bessie Greenlund
Rosie Gomnett
Aliss Lena Johnson
Mrs Greenlund
Messrs
FP. Rowson
J. Fern
Mandin
Euitar
Lizzie
Bede
G. B. Nob
Lena Johnson
C. Toson
Dasmark
MT. Nelson Greenland
MM Viola
Elia Green- Mus
Beion Celoron
Tod
Garland Gossip Items of Local Interest
Garland Gossip gathers brief notes from Corry and surrounding towns. Included are visitors on business, confirmations of local residents, school activities, travel between Corry Tyr and nearby places, and several hometown appearances such as graduations, returned students, and social visits.
Warren County Wheelmen Form Parade Division
A bicycle division is urged to lead the July parade at 10 30 a m with assembling on Market Street between Second and Short. Women’s division will participate. Wheelmen should report to Miss Kate G Brown or Miss Liszie Pierce or notify A C McAlpin to ride. Flags for handlebars will be furnished.
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Market Street
Warren and
Kate G. Brown
Liberty Street
Liszie Pierce
Warren County
A. C. McAlpin
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R.R
Pomaeta Siegfried & Co
Lanky
Bob
Lottsville
Youngsville News
F. H. Dixons
Joly
Glarendon News
Marie Raster
Sistersville
W. Va
G. Bailey
Josephine Storey
J. C. Russell
Earl Banson
Edinboro
St. Clara’s Church
Dixon
Betts
Miss Storey
Tuaura Simpson
Laura Maitland
Louise Cochran
Mattie Henderson
Amelia Shuler
Lock Haven
Ek. A. UT
the & F. Hall
Roy
Jennie Kracer
Sheffield
Kane
Harry Smith
Ludlow
John Curtis
B. Ko Wangaman
Meadville
Butler
Pexelove
Great South Asericas Kipney Cc
H. N. Richfield Dragigis Warren
H. N. Richfield
Warren, Pa
Greenland
Reunion
Lilly Dale
Garland Gossip
Morris
Corry
Busine
Joseph Cla Corry
Lovan and Son
B. F. Puller
Mell Kelso
Tidioute
Bournas
Jay Stewart
James Carrell
Spring Creek
S. V. Sis
Columbus
Luke B
Philp
Croup
Torpedo
M. E
James Solinger
North Chlarendoz
Sarah Jordan
Ed. Barns
Pleasantville
O11
City
Sugar Run
Michael Kennedy
Sugar True
Vale Ry
AMEE
Ackley & Wheelock
Water Street
Summer Pictures
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Penn’a
Iniess
Ron Jook
Warren, Penna
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
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