Presidential Pointers in Electoral College History
A fragmented report notes Okoyoté, a presidential candidate, fled between the election and the electoral college meeting. Hoiate Greeley, a Democratic and Liberal candidate, died before the meeting. B Gratz Bowewas the Democratic and Liberal vice presidential candidate, obtaining seven votes, nineteen fewer than the Democratic electors’ leader James Sherman. No provision existed as electors in Vermont and Utah chose Nicholas Murray Butler in place of absent Republicans.
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Okiyoté
Hoiate Greeley
B. Gratz Bowe
Himitiér
James
Sherman
Vermont
Utah
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Canal Boats Return on the Delaware and Raritan
Philadelphia merchants revive regular canal boat service between Philadelphia and New York via the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Delaware and Chesapeake routes. The plan follows freight tie ups and rail line congestion, aiming to cut shipping costs and restore a historic, safe inland water route.
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Philadelphia
Newak
Metropolis
Delaware and Raritan Canal
City
New York
Baltimore
Railroad Intervats
Two Weddings In Armstrong County Draw Local Notice
Two weddings of interest to residents of Armstrong County occurred on Thursday May 25 in local homes. Sharp Calhoun Jr and Rose B Calhoun a prominent school teacher were wed at the groom’s parents home with Rev N Calhoun officiating. They will reside in Wardorf where Mr Sharp works at the Steel Mill. Clark Miller and Estella May Milfley were married at the bride’s parents home with Rev W H Walker officiating. Both couples are longtime teachers in Armstrong township and will reside in Elderton.
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Clark Miller
Clarence Plummer Clark
Alexander Clark
Elderton
Estella May Milfey
Daved’ Miller
Sheloeta
Yelock
W. H. Walker
The
Brethren Church
Armstrong Township
Clark
Denver family must eat for $500 a year
Denver civic adviser Mrs Emma Henry Borst, supervisor of domestic science, says a family of five must spend at least $500 yearly on food. She notes Americans view wood food as a basic necessity and outlines the costs involved for a Denver household in May.
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Denver
Col
Eua Menry Borst
Licenses and machinery chatter from era notes
A fragmented clipping from The Morning Gazette and Louisville Courier Journal references licenses, barge operations, and rapid delivery plans in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. It mentions Thomas Edison, political matters, and editorial notes on appointments and elections amid other scattered items.
Paving Ireland Path With Talks by Lloyd George
London May 26 says David Lloyd George the government mediator held conferences as the first step toward pacifying Ireland. The discussions mark an approach to resolve unrest and outline a plan for governance involving Irish concerns and British mediation.
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London
Ireland
David Lloyd George
Wills Probed Find Bequests in Local Estates
Probate notices reveal Mirza Park leaves a Washington township farm and stock to son William with annual $100 payments to other heirs. Alberta Black inherits remainder for education. David Black named executor. Other notices reference Miss Leonard and class boating outing, plus Swingout Day signals start of commencement activities at the Normal School.
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Mirza Park
Washington Township
William C. Park
Joseph JH
Robert T. Park
Mary E. Fleming
Mary Margaret Will
Burrell Township
Robinson Addition
Blacklick
David Black
Blacklick National Bank
Alberta Black
Leonard
Jane E. Leonard
Normal School
Campbell’s Mills
Mills
Trapshooting scores spill from Braddock meet list
Shooters led by Braddock and A L Robinson with Miss Welger placing third. The long list names participants and scores including Lorenzo 76 Melon 94 Stover 75 Breaker 78 Miller 78 White 98 Scanton 75 Hamm 92 Prosser 74 Jessop 91 Wilkins 71 Melyer 90 8 Evans 74 Gragier 80 Horn 74 Logue 89 Sargent 78 Ginsberg 88 McClaren 72 Travis 88 Fisher 87 Barr 89 Squires 60 Leitzell 60 Dodil 85 Stewark 08 Tolt 84 Daft 60 Baker 45 Ruffner 60 McCready 82 Watson 66 Schuyler 69 Carnahiany 16 Wright 88 Coble 06 Weber 58 Chields 82 Elkin 82 Lincoln 68 Janes 81 Richards 63 Gore 80 Hur 60 Morrison 80 Robison 03 Barnea 80 Griest 60 Hur 60 Kelly 2700 Stadtmiller ed Gibson Tye Allison 253 J Denney 62 Springer 62 Foster 78 Shope 0 Ditty LOW Quinn MeAdue 2
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Thomas Horn
A. G.logue
AL Sargent
I. Ginsberg
W. McClaren
RP. Travis
C. EL Torne
C.on. Fisher
W. Barr
SL. Squires
Tolt
AL Daft
Baker
Ruffner
McCready
Chas. Watson
Schuyler Sap
Carnahiany
Wright O
Coble
BE. OR. Weber
Chields
Gilvius Elkin
Alw
Lincoln
Janes
Ro Richards
Gore
Braddock
Vb. Morrison
A. L. Robison
G. Barnea
Miss Helyer
Ron
Tam
Griest
CL Stover
Kelly
Stadtmiller
Gibson
Tye AW
Allison
Jou Denney
RO Springer
Wood
Foster
Shope
Eagle
Wayne Ripe
Medtean
Nelson O
C2 Bland
Waly
Dittey
LOW
Quinn
MeAdue
Kiski School Commencement Program Details
The twenty eighth annual commencement at Kiskiminelas Springs School runs June 4 to 8 with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev B B Turner of Clarksburg W Va. Alumni luncheon and ball game versus varsity follow a Monday class day. dramatic show Miss Hobs. canoe reception closes. Graduates include Aaron P Clark Glen Campbell and Charles J Elsnaman J Arthur Robinson Saltsburg.
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Kiskiminelas Springs
BB. Turner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Indiana Normal Jaime
First Presbyterian Church
Alumni Association
The
Dramatic Association
City Cafe Opens in Indiana with Flower Shop Addition
The City Cafe in Indiana opens in the H. H. Steving building on North Sixth street, occupying the entire floor. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sima are proprietors, with a flower store run by Mrs. Strayley, sister of Mrs. Smathers, in part of the room.
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Edward Rowe
North Sixth Street
City Cafe
Indiana
W. S. Sima ‘Iers
H. H. Steving
A. T. Taylor and Son
Strayley
Italian General Brusati Retired From Command
Rome May 86 Gen Brusati commander of the Italian army in Trentino has been relieved of his command and placed on half pay. He is retired instead of shifted to another portion of the line as Austro Hungarian bombardment fails to break through strong Italian positions.
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Rome
Brusati
Trentino
Athletics to play in Punxsutawney
The Punxsutawney Spirit reports a local athletics event with the Right Posture team set to face the Taclanas Athletics at the Phivevound in Punxsutawney at 2 o clock. Doctors and trainers note improved fortis and practice routines as teams prepare for a series of matches and a cup awarded for a series of local feats.
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Muay
Wheelil
Taclanas
Dubuis
Youngelais
Ape
Pune
Ithouly
Addives
Lloyd Durdai
Punxsutawensy Pa
Punasutawney
Normal Goes to State College in TevArA Game
Indiana Normal baseball team travels to State College today for a TevArA contest against the State Freshirs, aiming for a strong road performance and regional success.
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Normal
State College
Indiana Normal
State Freshirs
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