Marion Center Notes On Local People And Visits
Marion Center residents report Catherine Van Horn expanding week with friends in Punxentaw p and Big Run. Ida Annie Booth of Pittsburg visiting relatives here. Misty Vywer of Pittsburg staying with her father near Elkia for health reasons. Mr and Mrs J Parksey and Mrs H Jones return to Marion Center from Palln fin due to health. Mina Mabel Moore, once employed at Wetzel store, resigns and retires to Kellysburg. 168 Bess Meanot elected teacher at Nolo school.
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Catherine van Horn
Punxentawp
Big Run
Ida Annie Booth
Pittsburg
Mise Ata Vywer
Elkia
Wetzel
Atore
Kellysburg
Bess Meanot
Nolo School
Community Notes from Wilkinsburg and Nearby Towns
Miss Bertha Boyle of Wilkinsburg heads to Blairsville. Eva Conner visits Limestone Clarion County. Martha Criley returns from Ganamapolis for summer. George Fale and 16 Ravens daughters visit Mr and Mrs J M Conner. Mr and Mrs BE Berlin move to Banir Falla. Mrs Gillani and Andre travel to Markit. Lears visit Newport Kentucky with Dr Suay.
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Bertha Boyle
Wilkinsburg
Laitlog Blairaville
Mise Eva Conner
Enda
Limestone
Clarion County
Misa
Martha Criley
Ganamapolis
George Fale
Ravens
J. M. Conner
BE. A. Berlin
Teia
Banir Falla
A. Gillani
Andre
Markitaking
J. A. Learrs
George L. Blackford
Viewport
River
Suey
Trade conditions show cautious recovery and strong leather demand
Encouraging report on commercial conditions with confidence rising as fall trade and structural work advance. Retail remains quiet while wholesale activity and outside buyer attendance pick up. Hides remain scarce keeping leather prices high and foot wear slowed. Money remains abundant and securities hit yearly highs. iron and steel attract more interest than earlier in the year. Domestic rails orders are export driven as furnaces and foundries hold back without price rises.
Flatiron accident injures child in Passaic street
A woman dropped a hot flatiron from a Passaic tenement second floor. it struck eight year old Joseph Rendzio in the street, fracturing his skull and endangering his life. Also noted are varied Chicago grain market quotes and assorted Pittsburg, Ohio, and livestock prices from Aug. 7–8.
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New York
Passaic
N. J
Joseph Rendzio
Local Virginia Showers Forecast With North Winds
A weather forecast indicates light to fresh north to northeast winds and local showers in northern areas Saturday and Sunday. In the southern portion expect some rain with light to moderate winds. Northwest to north winds are anticipated as the system moves.
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Virginia
Westurn
Pennsylvania
Health and religion guide to a strong body and mind
A sermon on health linking physical well being to spiritual duty urges obedience to God's laws and nature. It emphasizes temperance, regular habits, outdoor activity, proper sleep, and exercise, arguing strong bodies enable better service to God and reflection on Healer and healer. It cites Bible readings and a featured poem about committee vigor.
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Paul
Apostle
Christ
Hong
Afi
Ivil
Cili
John vi
Tim
Taft Campaign Event At Greenbrier Marks Day In Virginia
Taft visited Greenbrier county drawing 3000 spectators to a horse show two miles from the springs. He toured the track gate, greeted by cheers, and later attended a social ball at the Greenbrier hotel with West Virginia Republican J W Gaines arranging the visit. In New York Elmer Dover denied resigning as secretary of the Republican national committee.
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Sau
Taft
Virginia
West Virginia
Greenbrier County
J. W. Gaines
West, Virginia
Mr. Taft
New York
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Mother Stewart Dead Pioneer in Temperance Work
Springfield Ohio August 3 Mrs Eliza D Stewart known as Mother Stewart temperance advocate dies at Hicksville aged ninety two Her body to be shipped to Springfield for burial She founded the first Ohio W C T U in Osborn 1873 and organized the first in England in 1876 She lectured in the south after the Civil War and later connected with Alexander Dowie at Zion City before returning to Hicksville and leading temperance crusades
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Springfield
Eliza D. Stewart
Stewart
Hicksville
Mother Stewart
Ohio
Osborn
England
Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Financial Crisis Discussed at Democratic Campaign Meet
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 8 the leaders debated how to fund the campaign. While some individual contributions will be sizable, the plan calls for most funds from the masses. A total of not less than 500000 dollars is considered necessary to cover campaign expenses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairview
Roosevelt Says Taft Not To Blame In Brownsville Affair
Oyster Bay and Washington report General Corbin states Taft bore no responsibility for the order discharging the Twenty-fifth Infantry battalion. Corbin notes Taft acted under direct presidential instruction and suspended then reissued the order after confirming the president’s directive.
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Roosevelt
Corbin
Brownsville
Washington
Taft
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Henry G. Corbin
Ohio
Teft
West Indley
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