The Flood of 1913 and American Solidarity
The article recalls the 1913 flood and the immense loss of life and property while praising American sacrifice and volunteer relief. It highlights Meadville Greenville Franklin Warren Titusville and countless towns, noting how citizens fed the hungry clothed the poor tended the ill and supported each other to rebuild.
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Americas
Meadville
Greenville
Franklin
Warren Titusville
Land of the
Free
AL Aw Av
Live-wire Erie Chamber of Commerce Boosts City Growth
The Erie chamber has energized local business with 1,371 members and 1912 fundraising of 6114 dollars. It cites securing the General Electric plant as a major achievement that will employ 10,000 workers once completed. The article urges Warren to mirror Erie’s booster energy and results.
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Erie
General Electric
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Seed time and public service thoughts mix in Pennsylvania
An editorial blend urges garden work as a moral reminder while criticizing dual office holders in Harrisburg. It cites a Brookville Republican remark on gratitude to the creator and notes Governor Tener may face mounting political pressure as calls for reform grow.
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Brookville
Butler
Harrisburg
Tener
Lynch Autograph Sale Brings 175 Dollars in Philadelphia
A scrap bearing only the name Lynch sold for 175 dollars at a Philadelphia autograph sale. Other pieces included Benedict Arnold’s 1778 expedition warning letter for 260 dollars and a Sir John Burgoyne letter for 150 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Lynch
Thomas Lynch, Jr
South Carolina
Benedict Arnold
Sir John Burgoyne
Henry Dear
Concord
Bunker Hill
Thaddeus Kosciuszko
Hugh Mercer
Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Israel Putnam
New England Minute Men
Paul Revere
Woman Throws Baby From Window in Rooming House Tragedy
Margaret Dobson nineteen, mother of a newborn, hurled the infant from a bedroom window three stories high at 1914 Indiana avenue in Chicago. The child, brought into the world without a physician, died on the pavement. Dr H Dennison Cook treated the mother and deemed her probably insane at the time.
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Chicago
Margaret Dobson
Aaron Widner
Indiana Avenue
H. Dennison Cook
South Wabash Avenue
New York Woman Fights City Life Ends in Tragedy
Mary Morgan a decade long fighter in New York’s job market sought to send support to her crippled father in De Soto Missouri. An expert stenographer she lost jobs due to unwelcome advances and low pay. Near dawn she attempted to leap into the North river but was rescued. Bellevue doctors found she had starved herself and worn scant clothing for the season.
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New York
Mary Morgan
de Soto
North River Pier
Bellevue
Prothonotary Salary Hike Passed in State House
Harrisburg reports the Roney bill raises the deputy prothonotary of the supreme court eastern district salary from 2000 to 3000 dollars yearly. The current deputy is Alfred B. Allen of Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
House
Roney
Supreme Court
Alfred B. Allen
Philadelphia
Warren Mai Coupon
A six week Warren Pa coupon in THE MAIL offers a Rosalie pattern teaspoon for ten cents with each weekly submission. Readers are urged to tell friends and save coupons to collect a set of spoons from Warren county's oldest weekly newspaper.
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Warren
Warren County
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