Marriages Reported From Blairsville and Braddock
Marriages noted include McBride Dick of Humer City and Minnie Mikesell Dick of Ho ty married in Blairsville on povial Day with Squire Jacob G Ceih officiating. Smith-iotts of Braddock wed Miss Otts of Rochester Mills at the bride’s home on Friday May 29 with Rev Paul y officiating. The couple will reside in Biiloe!. Mr Smith is a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride—Dick
Les McBride
Humer City
Minnie Mikesell Dick
Hoty
Blairsville
Squire Jacob G. Ceih
al So
Death notice for Matilda J Barclay in town
Matilda J Ruffner Barclay wife of Squire Henry Glen Campbell died in town Thursday afternoon at 1. Services at Baptist church at Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda J. Barclay
Atilda J. Ruffner Barclay
Henry Glen Campbell
At Town
Glen
Pittsburgh Military Personnel Roster and Armory Addresses
A long OCR list catalogues military units, officers, and addresses across Pittsburgh and allied towns. It names captains, majors, and quartermasters from units including the Fourteenth Infantry and various field companies, with street addresses and headquarters in Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg, and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bereby
Allan G
Diptaih
Robe
Find Dommalssaiyy
Oi Medical Corpa
Beted
Ralston
Taser
Bayard and
Neville Streets
Pittsburgh
Bund
Peter Dannhardt
Armory, Co
Michael D
Baumer
Eimer Ki Rupp
Charlex B. Gibson
Charles Johnston
Clyde F. France
Walter J. Freas
Oscar T. Taylor
Christopher M, Anderson
George L. Ayers
Elmer
Kuhn
James L, Weldon
Harry A. Persell
Armory
Fourteenth Infantry
Sapatiate Regiment
Fourth Avenue
George B. Shields
Wilkingsburg
Alexander D. Gut
Coraopolis
William J. Crookston
East End Trust Building
Vincent D. 'Nivella
Robert G. Snyder
4Th Avenue
William J. Sterrett
Allen L. Garwood
Bellevue
Josiah L. Reese
Weiser
Stobo Streats
Robert W. Cooper
Samuel R. McKamish
Race Street
Homewood
Owen H. Garrison
Gustav A. Ulrich
Stobo Streets
N. S
Benjamin W. Haselstein
Thomas F. Wiley
McKeesport
Signal Corps
Bailey Avenue
Field Co
Frederick G. Miller
Colling Avenue
EB. E
William T. Reese
P. G. Box
Wilkinsburg
Cavalry
Harrisburg
Edger C. Hummel
Hummelstown
Joseph VY. Cunningham
New Castle
Charles C. McGovern
Schmidt
Pitsburgh
Kield Hospital
Nixon Building
James F. Edwards
Graduation Dress Materials Provided To Owlk lind Students
Girl graduates in Owlk lind Gal will receive their diploma and material to make their own graduation dresses. The school's purchasing agent will be a dressmaker who buys all fabrics and measures cloth to each graduate's size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owlklind
Gal
Essential features of Irish Home Rule Bill described
A fragmented summary notes a senate of forty and a house of commons, with limits on Irish lawmaking powers over peace war navy coinage and foreign relations. It outlines restrictions on religious establishment, free exercise, and penalties, plus executive oversight and financial thresholds totalling millions annually under the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Ireland
Ihaye Penstoys
Mie
Clotta
Buy
Royal Teist
Post
Suvinies
Heat Kills Popular Girl at Hopewell Church
Uniontown reports the death of twenty three year old Sue Meikrayiz, a beloved resident of Lopswell, struck by heat as Rev W A Weaver prepared to begin the bageslaureate sermon at Hopewell church, shocking the township audience and marking a sudden tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
causas—Biss Sue Meikrayiz
Lopswell
Hopewell
W. A. Weaver
Lugzerge Township
Audienc Bishana
Alabama graduates honored after war era return
Eighteen students who left the University of Alabama more than fifty years ago, part of a group of seventy-one, were recently presented with their diplomas. The ceremony, held this summer, featured alumni gathered to celebrate long-awaited recognitions and reflect on wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alabama Nore
Confideente
Wde
From Coal Mine Fictions to a Newspaper Career
A fragmented reminiscence traces a man born to be a teacher who became a carpenter and journeyman, with stints in a New Jersey brickyard and a New York police station raid. He narrates his early trials and a pivot toward journalism, recounting failures and confrontations before settling as a reporter for a local publication. A separate item notes arson charges against James H. Clark and his wife in Latrobe Pennsylvania on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Ittis
Pennsylvana
Sud
New Jersey
New York
Ty Buitile
Joale
Courier
Express
Qiubltton
Latrobe
James BH. Clark
Grytte Sauier
Clark
Mount Lassen Erupts Near Plumas Shasta Counties
Old Mount Lassen in California erupts sending a new crater eruption with fissures radiating from the side. Ash covers ground for miles and large boulders are ejected while a smoke cloud lingers above the peak. Forest rangers relay word of the event. area is sparsely settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
President Wilson says US business not generally weak
Washington June 2 President Wilson reiterated his belief that the current business climate is not broadly unsatisfactory and is less severe in the United States than elsewhere. He noted concerns largely center on railway car shortages affecting the steel and allied industries tied to railway development for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Wi-Son
United States
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
Otter
Olleys
Lions Logse In Woods Near Coatesville Drive Armed Search
A dangerous manhunt near Coatesville Pennsylvania as armed men scour woodlands for a missing chimpanzee escaped from a Thorndale circus. Residents fear for safety while authorities promise a thorough chase through dense brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Dupe
Larga
Riffas
Shoveris
G Hon
Thorndale
Vircus
Mrs Jeannette Anderson Brings Eleven Children to New York
Mrs Jeannette Anderson arrived on the Campania from Glasgow with eleven children. She said she was bringing them to this country so they might have a chance. The report notes the family’s voyage and intention to seek better opportunities in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeannette Anderson
Campania
Glasgow
Sleuth Quits Winters Case In New Castle Mystery
Robert Abel, private detective, quits probe into Catherine Winters disappearance. He left New Castle after a clash with prosecuting attorney W. P. Myra over disputed accusations of foul play. Abel travels to Indianapolis with dictagraph records and a Sherlock Holmes hat, signaling the end of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Robert Abel
Catherine Winters
W. P. Myra
W. A. Winters
Ross Cooper
Star
Abel
Indianapolis
Bherlock Holmes
Politico
Veonardice
Collision Mystery Deepens in Empress of Ireland Disaster
Reporter details a growing gap in the night of the Empress of Ireland collision with the collier Storstad. Captains Kendall and Elliett describe signals, fog, and miscommunication as both vessels failed to avoid contact. Inquiry in Rimouski notes extensive damage to Storstad and potential damages of up to $2,000,000 to Storstad’s insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti
Colliér Storatad
Ireland
Min Ater
Marine Johnson
Bersotia
Kendall
Anderson
Watner Point
Elliett
Marine Department
Canadian Pacific
Storstad
Billott
St. Lawrence
Rimousk
Lord Strathcona
Bimpgon Walker
Admiralty Court
Canadian Pacific Allroad
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M. CG
Gazette of
National Hotel
Gabriel Horn
Neworld
Newwsdy
Hurch
Fairy
Pastor
Farington
Ainsi
Okabe
Khaiurt
Pagie BK
Ihander
Gomne
Bill
Mim
Indiana, Pa
South Ninth Street
Cd. Kistier
Emer W. Allison
Wiley
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Indiana
Miller’s Drug Store
Postoffice
Canada
Alexander OF
Teck
Enda Life
Iscause
Sleuth
Niada
Miele
C.g
Wittftss
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