Keystone party ticket for governor and state offices
Fragmented OCR lists names for a Keystone party ticket. It mentions a Delaware governor candidate William Henry, a lieutenant governor Chilunge Gibluney from Philadelphia, a state treasurer Cornelis Scully Allegheny, a secretary of interior Olin Cuspy Lazerne, congressional candidate Julin J. Broaks Vale, and assembly member Neal Mavhuyye Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willima He Henry
Delaware
Clhillunge
Gibluney
Plchadel
Thaseiuet Comnelis
Scully
Allegheny
Olin
Lazerne
Julin J. Broaks
Vale Voi
Neal Mavhuyye
Covey
Editorial claims Keystone party funds insufficient for postage
A Philadelphia North American editorial from Monday lauds the Keystone party campaigners as selfless and hardworking while criticizing the party for poverty in fundraising. It condemns excessive spending by candidates and officials and calls for loyal work toward a representative government amid public indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadtalphia North American
Jll
Keystone Sunpalen
Pennsylvania
Keystome State Committee
Royal Friends of Thy Cause
Berry
Gibboney
Scully
Cavey Ty
Lee
Nacetotte County
Keystone
Tian
Fragmented election rhetoric from uncertain source
The text presents a garbled political rant mentioning Penrose and Republican figures, urging North American readers to consider a high political post. It references warnings about prison sentences and conservatism, with distorted names and unclear dates, indicating a torn OCR source.
Local tragedy mars quiet town as father stabs son
Morning report describes a stabbing incident in Whesyilly involving a father who wounded his son, details note the assailant fled, neighbors and relatives are mentioned. The piece lists residents of Wet Stil Creek and surrounding areas, including Mrs WH Put nuit and four sons, with several visits and moves among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Hotine
Ah Te Hohue
Coony
Stu Creek
Dadaghtes
Putnuit
Wayl
Charley
Leonod Larry
Elbert Hates
West Bieing
Mes Gradly
Fred Ford
Youngsville
William Morton
Wittian Nantes
John Ayers
Grapes Successfully Grow in Union City Area Vines
A local report notes a vineyard in Hat townshiy over twenty years yielding grain and grapes. The grower claims steady production in a nearby bikinn yard as a new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnton
Bikinn Yard
North
Cownslaly
Dancing School to Open at Cohen's Hall
Frimbie's dancing school will open with lessons from seven to nine each evening at Cohen's hall above the Gehon store. Miss Pier, instructor, and Gy T Trimble serve as manager, with Veit overseeing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frimbie
Phwrsday Sueht Iu Cohen
Gehon
Pier Insirnctress
Gy T
Trimble
Veit
Lincoln Council Royal Arcanum Dues Notice
Members of Lincoln Council Royal Arcanum are notified that assessments and dues are payable to I C Howard at North Center Street and J G Wilson at Col 8412. This public notice warns members to settle obligations per the address details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Council
Royal Arcanum
Howard
North Center Street
Wilson
Col
Creation of Addepional Departments and Commissions
A distorted early 19th century fragment claims Pennsylvania created numerous new departments and commissions over twenty years, urging vast spending. It decries wasteful expansion, cites Water Supply and Hair Commission as costly, and argues the changes erode traditional executive divisions and burden taxpayers with unfunded ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astral
Ehier
Hiestat
Hatirad Commission
People's
New York
Manisston
Feheir
Pennsylviaus
Laehte
Keystone
Wien
Destructive Fire Destroys Spring Creek Barn and Hotel
A major blaze at Spring Creek destroyed a barn housing about ten tons of hay one hundred bushels of GAL and 100 bushels of potatoes along with wagons and tools. Four horses perished and the adjacent hotel suffered severe damage as flames spread quickly. The town formed a bucket brigade and contained the fire despite rapid spread. The McGormot family faced heavy losses and emotional trauma as the interior burned and спасе efforts failed to save the structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suny
Ie Povleing
McGormot
Local Notices From Scrappy OCR Fragment
Names and places appear in broken form as residents and events. Charles Sandburg swore Nie house to a trespass charge of painters. Catherine Springstead is held for trial. Honpy Mollis sold a heavy team. Jewett and Oliver Gastler with wife visited Mrs. Deteanaust's family on Jost Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilkingon
Corny
Charles Sandburg
Gatherine Springstead
Vort
Allegheny
N. Yu
Wenkir Honpy
Vom
Jewett
Oliver Gastler
Cobenbus
Charles Deteanaust
Advertised Letters Week Ending October 12
The notice lists names of residents and customers with letters awaiting delivery. Included are Mra dO, Palmer, Miss L Erickson, Mr H C Boyd, Mr J N Bowen, and N W Smith among others in the advertised letters category for the week ending October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Do. Palmer
L. Erickson
H.C. Boyd
J. N. Bowen
N. W. Smith
Cattle Quarantine Case Involving Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad allegedly carried cattle to New Jersey and faced a dispute over transport and feeding costs after quarantine in Harrisburg. Mark Stilley, owner, contends the railroad must bear expenses while the defense by Kincaid of this city prevails in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirao Evaleset
Jey
Primneytvantin
Mark Stilley
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Harrisburg
Stuke
Rossiter
Thompson
Storer
Kincaid
Me Stalla
Former Corry Men Start New Industry in Titnville
Titunville Horak reports that three ex-Corry executives now operate Flagiort Manufacturing here. They plan to market a novel automobile wind shield device developed by Hiay Mjunders after leaving a Pittsburgh firm. The invention, created with his brother, aims to improve windshields and holds patents pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tituayille
Hang
Flanders
Rank Vihar
Argichled
West Chery Alley
Hiay Mjunders
Pittaburg
Inalings Windslletia
Titinville
Titunville Horak
Buckwheat Piour Flour From New Crop
Pure Reekwheat Flour announces Buckwheat Piour from the new crop and its very white appearance. Growers with questions are urged to contact Acme Milling Co. at the provided phone line for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Milling Co
Columbus Social Notes and Local Visits
A collection of domestic notices from Columbus area residents detailing visits, entertainments, and social events. Mentions Mrs Richard Pry, Mrs Fry, Mrs Laumann, Mr and Mrs Van Sullivan, and others hosting gatherings. includes travel to Spartansburg and Pittsburg, and a description of a local character named Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hotations
Goteberth
Mario Howe
Merial
Moe
Ming Atti Anulerson
Aml
Gus
Titusville
Mra
van Sullivan
Richard Pry
Tre Howaris
Bone
Fry
Columbus
the Indies
Charles Simpson
Thora
Brian
Hole
Wan
Lamona
Frank Orton Apent
Spartansburg
Mmmelt Hleet
Laumann
Mra. Goff
Pittsburg
Flour Brands Featured On Avenue Shops List
An old ad style notice promotes flour availability along the avenue with brands such as Boss, Cold Medal, Pillabucy's and Sleepy Bye. The fragment hints at purchasing the next sack of flour from N. 8. Stone on the Avenue, implying local retail listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Cold Medal
Pillabucy's
Sleepy Bye
Pense
Lwii
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Corry
Cantor St., Corry
Cartier
aLame Peatance Ave
Fesginad
Vine Winck
TOR Foreign Advertising LN
Chicago
Fuje Venioy Abil
Tharrathaes
Gari
Ormlery Niglematee Aersuilly Winns Pfilfe Rus
North Weil
West
St. Tanils
York
Keystone Party
Penrose
Ayer Fetter
Tesguy
Anterleay
Poiirone
Republi
Cornel
Tryonville
Tye Auville
Spring Creek
Aly Union City
Anton Bone
Hose
Gane
Ur Blaliguy
Water Supply Commission
Railroad
Coniston
Spring
Erie
Mark Stultz
Filmer Wilson
Steinblock
Sam Jacobson & Co
THE
ONE Price Clothers
Hotoh
Port Epens
Ekenis
Remenins
Ed Bienes
Athan Ahiermarti
Tar Eastor Star Me Wien
Terry
Ry Sears
Longview Farm
Barlow Hardware Co
Plur
Tin
Guo Everythi
Fir
Eva Fron
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