Snowy signs of summer’s end at Mayville N Y
Snow fell on Mayville New York last Wednesday evening enough to show on a car roof and chill returning Chautauqua crowds. Other items report Jamestown man Charles G Sundquist attempted suicide at Hotel Squires and was committed to Gowanda State Hospital.
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Mayville
N. Y
Jamestown
Charles G. Sundquist
Municipal Lighting Department
Squires
Gowanda State Hospital
New York State
A. N. Broadhead
Jamestown Street Railway
Chautauqua Traction Company
Falconer
Hamburg
Buffalo
Broadhead
Clergyman Killed Attempting to Cross Interurban Car
The Rev. C. H. Crowl, 76, died ten minutes after an interurban car struck him on Park avenue Corning New York. He stepped into traffic after leaving a friend's home to return home. The crash severed his right leg and fractured his skull. Crowl, a well known Baptist clergyman, had retired after serving pastorates at Wellsville Roseville Tioga Pa and other places.
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Burton J. Seymour
Dodge Avenue
Corning
N. Y
Wellsboro
Ansonia
Seymour
New York Central Railroad
C. H. Crowl
Park Avenue
Quadruplets Born to Dorchester Woman Surprise Family
Four babies born to Mrs. Thomas H. Seely of Dorchester Mass. were only recently identified as a quartet not twins. The healthy children spend time in an incubator and crib at a hospital and will remain for about a month before possible return to their mother, a rare long survival for such a set.
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Thomas H. Seely
Dorchester
Mass
Storm Deluge Causes Wide Damage Near Geneva New York
A violent storm with tornado like force caused extensive damage across Geneva New York area. Apple orchards were ripped out roofs torn from structures and lines telegraph and telephone disrupted. An automobile inverted with four occupants hospitalized. White Springs farm suffered two barns and an employee house blown down. Frederick Cutler injured by debris and hospitalized. Several barns and a schoolhouse demolished and the county clubhouse roof removed.
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Geneva
N. Y
White Springs
Frederick Cutler
Cheaper Meat Soon Says Cudahy Leader
Edward Cudahy of Cudahy Packing in Omaha predicts a substantial drop in meat prices. Beef and pork are set to fall, with beef leading the downward trend as grass-fed cattle arrive. Pork may drop about 10 percent by January and roughly a third by next summer, driven by record Western harvests and abundant corn and feed.
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Edward Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Cudahy
Fall returns leave Vermont governor race unchanged
Vermont late election tallies show Fletcher leading with about 26 000 votes, Howe 20 100, Metzger 15 700, with Prohibitionist and Socialist candidates far behind. Senate expected to be solidly Republican and Republicans to hold a large house majority. progressives win about 50 seats and Democrats a few more, keeping Republicans near a 140 seat edge.
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Burlington
Vermont
Allen M. Fletcher
Fletcher
Howe
Metzger
Smith
Suitor
Senate
House
High School Not For Poor Judge Says Daughter Must Work
In Philadelphia a desertion court declared a fifteen year old girl should not attend high school while her father earns only seven dollars weekly. Judge Audenried directed the husband to pay his wife two dollars weekly and advised the girl to seek work to help support the family.
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Philadelphia
Audenried
Mary Young
East
Willow Grove Avenue
Henry Young
Young
King of Chicken Thieves Sentenced in County Raid
Joseph Gulick of Northumberland pleaded guilty to two counts after being peppered with birdshot during a raid on County Commissioner Ault's chicken roost. Judge Whitehead sentenced him to eastern penitentiary for five to eight years on the first count and one to three years on the second, to run consecutively after the first. Gulick, known as the king of chicken thieves, has eight prior jail terms.
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King of
Williamsport
Joseph Gulick
Northumberland
Ault
Whitehead
Eastern Penitentiary
Gulick
Drop Potter Death Inquiry Abandoned In Seattle
The Seattle coroner abandoned the official inquiry into sculptor Louis Potter of New York who died under treatment by a Chinese physician. No further investigation was ordered and police will not pursue Potter's mysterious woman companion.
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Drop Potter
Seattle
Louis Potter
New York
Potter
Indians to Pray For Liberty at Fort Sill Prayer Meet
In Lawton Oklahoma on September 5 the 273 Apache prisoners at Fort Sill began a prayer meeting to thank for what they believe is the first step toward release. The Kiowas and Commanches will join the services as Congress may grant freedom.
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Lawton
Oklo
Fort Sill
Ministers Draw Lots in Mennonite Church
Nine candidates for the ministry at Bowmansville Mennonite church drew lots for appointment. Their names were placed in nine Bibles with a blank in a tenth. Moses G. Gehman of Bred Neck township drew the lot and was proclaimed to have been called by God and ordained on the spot.
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Lancaster
Bowmansville
Tragedy in Edwardsville Saloon After Cue Attack
In Edwardsville Pennsylvania Charles Stanley allegedly struck Thomas Luskaschin with a billiard cue in a saloon after an insult. The cue pierced the eye and brain and Luskaschin died shortly after.
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Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Luskaschin
Charles Stanley
Edwardsville
Luskaschin
Cuban citizen travels 100 miles to raise ransom
El Pasd Texas dispatch reports Alonzo Fernandez y Arquilles reached the town after a long ride of over 100 miles to gather 2,000 pesos to free his young wife, held hostage by rebels at Colonia Diaz.
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el Pasd
Tex
Alonzo Fernandez Y Arquilles
Colonia Diaz
Market Report New York Provision Market Highlights
New York provision market notes for September 4 show No 2 hard winter wheat at 1.02 percent, oats at 39 percent FOB, creamery butter extras at 28 1 2 cents, white state and Pennsylvania eggs at 32 33 cents, and Long Island potatoes per barrel at 2.00 to 2.35 dollars.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report
Buffalo market update lists wheat at No 2 white 110 per bushel No 3 white 108 No 3 yellow corn 87 No 4 yellow 854 cents oats No 3 white 344 cents No 4 white 334 cents flour blended patent 600 to 675 per barrel winter family patent 500 to 575 butter creamery prints extra 29 29 1/2 cents creamery state choice 27 1/4 to 27 1/2 cents cheese good to choice 15 42 16 cents eggs state chenhery white fancy 29 cents potatoes home grown per bushel 65 75 cents.
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Buffalo
Market Quote on Cattle Sheep and Hogs
CATTLE prime steers quoted at 9.50 to 9.85 per cwt for 1200 to 1400 lb. other cattle ranges include 7.50 to 7.90 for 900 to 1200 lb, with various grades and weights. SHEEP AND LAMBS listed with choice spring lambs 7.00 to 7.25 and mixed sheep 4.25 to 4.50. HOGS reported light Yorkers 9.25 to 9.40 and heavy hogs 9.30 to 9.40.
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Displayed
Timothy No. 2 on track priced at 16.00 and 17.00 with No. 1 mixed at 17.90 in Buffalo hay market listings.
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Buffalo Hay Market
Timothy
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Meadville Messenger
Erie
Erie County
Alexander Liskiewicz
Jos. Duchnowski
Liskiewicx
J. Reed Craig
James D. Tracy
Craig
Driving Park
A. N. Workman
Smythol
Odd Fellowship
General Hulings
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
National Guard of
Tener
Sixteenth Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Porto Rico
Washington, D. C
Ottawa
Kansas City Star
Bradford
Lake Michigan
Chicago
James Donnelly
First National Bank of
Garland
United States
Clara Anderson
Miss Anderson
Alma Palmer
Owego
Sullivan
Elmira
Dix
William Pogle
Goose Estate
Ridgeway
Medina
Syracuse
Charles B. Hormel
Chenango
Ohio
Pan Handle
West
Tyrone
H. W. Bieber
First Presbyterian Church of
Bieber
First Presbyterian Church
Rides
Sardinia
Utica
Princeton
Warren H. Munter
Hunter
Galesburg
Billard
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
The
Hoif
Hoff Business College
Penn’a
I. J. Hoff and
L. J. Holmes
Mail Printing CO
Warran, Pa
L. C. Eddy, Atorney-at-Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
Warren, Pa
Bell Phone &J
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Warren County
Henry Park
Warren
W.L. Lopus
Pittsfield
O. H. Wilson
Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Aun Street
New York City
Chichester
Alwey
Bruggists
Panama
A. W. Eaton
Entinge Provident Life Rese
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren
E. Jd. Pui
A. A. Daviat Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Dr. Miles
J. W. Sedge
Blue Springs
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
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Bockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
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