No Clays of Men and Rail Strike Fed Unity
An editorial reflecting on government action and rail unions recalling Grover Cleveland in 1894. It argues the unhampered transportation right must be defended, condemns strikes as threats to federal authority, and warns that radical railroad brotherhoods risk uniting citizens against disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Brathe
Clevely
American Way Union
Rail Brotherhood
United States Rail Labor Board
Ronan
Omie
Selitah
Besin
Federa
Prieteet
Re Union
Warren Stone
Brotherhod
Rail Labor Board
Chicago
Miss Luex Diesees and Visitors Reported
Miss Luex Diesees called on Mrs. CAS Walekht Wednesday. A stork visited the home of Mr. and Mc Afaose on Tuesday and part and Mes. spent A. Wright and aulsy with Mr. and Lethan at Commodore and SM John Trimble visi- Mes. Closer Tyger Monday eve reve vail fe on chicken and vs . Wilgus Grange Everyons ear has ben on the arms workin g at Mahaffey, Mc. Farun of Hillydale to Bhavita cooped the wi Will Kennan of Rochester ATily pp oe in town Wednes day. Mrs. Hazel Rankin and daughter, den Myst. Lee Blese Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luex Diese
Cas Walekht
Stork
Mc Afaose
A. Wright
Aulsy
Mr. and Lethan
Commodore
John Trimble
Tyger
Farun
Hillydale
Bhavita
Will Kennan
Rochester
Hazel Rankin
den Myst
Lee Blese
Ebensburg to host new William Penn amusement resort
Ai Burr of Ebensburg purchased nine acres along the Ebensburg Johnstown road from the Wintrey estate. The plan includes rebuilding the fish dams, stocking with fish, creating a bathing pond and skating spots, plus other pleasure areas for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Ai Burr
Ebensburg-Johnstown
Wintrey
Whce
Many Widows Are Remarried in Harrisburg Report
Data from the State Insurance Department shows about one fourth of women widowed by industrial accidents remarry within a year. Two thirds lose husbands are mothers of one or more children. Remarriage rates rise with widow age and vary by industry, coal miners’ widows remarry more often.
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Harrisburg
State Insurance Department
Sik Pones
Lhasa
Cor
Dempsey Fight on Labor Day in Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn. reports that promoter Frank McCormick raised guarantees for the Dempsey Gibbons bout. Dempsey would take 100000 and Gibbons 40000 with Jack Baron as Dempsey’s manager. A late morning conference set the terms for Labor Day showdown.
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Dempsey
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank McCormick
Loval
Gibbons
Jack Besrns
Ala Cormick
Sgaurt'ag Brines Wrinkles in Odd Eye Habit
Fragmented text describes a strange eye irritation or habit involving squeezing or squinting. Mentions bad habit, unclear actions near the eye, and erratic wording. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or places are identifiable from the readable portion.
HAYS INJURED IN TRAIN CRASH NEAR MANHATTAN TRANSFER
New York reports say the midnight express from Pennsylvania Railroad to Washington crashed into a local near Manhattan Transfer on the Jersey Meadows. Will Hays and Rush D. Simmons were injured, with others hospitalized after dense fog contributed to the wreck. Dr. Lee Frankel also suffered shock.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Pennsylvania
Washington
Manhattan Transfer
Jersey Meadows
Rush D. Simmons
Hayes
Lee Frankel
Metropolitan Life Insulin Company
Mrs. Rose honored at conference in Philadelphia event
Miss Gertrude Dubinsky urged better childrearing in communities as she spoke at a conference on orphans. Delegates from Philadelphia Lancaster Latrobe Monongahela Valley Mt Pleasant and Pittsburgh reported on sections. The nominating committee proposed officers including Mrs Miriam Arnold as honorary president and Mrs S W Rose as recording secretary.
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Gertrude Dubinsky
Philadelphia
Dubinsky
Lancaster
Latrobe
Mononganela Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Edwin Zugsmith
Noch Rauh
Second Avenue
Penylvania Association For the Blind
Washington
Pates- Line
Transfers of Property and Land in Mahoning District
In Clymer and South Mahoning, ownership changes are listed with prices. Ll. Seaman transfers to Rossame Mur amo for 550 dollars. Lockhart heirs sell 58 acres and related parcels for 2200 dollars. Samuel EF Lockhart and D. Lockhart appear in related deeds with additional acres and perches noted.
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Ll. Seaman
Rossame
Muramo
Clymer
Dom
Lockhart
Tod
Po Lockhart
South Mahoning
Samuel EF. Lockhart
D. Lockhart
South
Mahoming
Professor J. C. Speicher Dead in Berlin Hotel
Professor J C Speicher aged about 65 principal of Berlin public schools for 10 years died Thursday morning at the Central hotel where he resided illness listed as acute indigestion. Survived by widow Nettie and children Pius M Speicher Prudence Willis Sheehan John and Helen Speicher. He belonged to the Berlin Lutheran church and came from Manhall Pa about a decade ago.
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Berlin
I. C. Speicher
Central Hotel
Speicher
Nettie Speicher
Pius M. Speicher
Somerset
Prudence
Willis Sheehan
Dover
N. J. John
Helen Speicher
Berlin Lutheran Church
Manhall
Visitation Notes and Local Church Events in South Bend Area
Mr and Mrs Herman Knepshield of Apollo visited with Mrs Knepshield’s mother Mrs France Allshouse. W J Silvis and wife were Tuesday visitors with their daughter Mrs 0 W Anderson of near Grant. Holy Communion was observed in the Reformed Church on Sunday afternoon. Postmaster H Truly of Apollo was here on Tuesday. James Smith and family of Leechburg were Sunday visitors with his mother Mrs Dane Smith. Mrs Salome Differndesfer returned to Bethlehem after summering with relatives. Harry Silvis of Vandergrift visited Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs W Silvis. Mrs Sea Allshouse and daughter Virgie attended the funeral of Mrs H G Allshouse of Vandergrift. Mrs I A spent several days t her daughter Mrs Ralph Ramee at Phonweek. Trode turned wedding bells will be a on Will Rupertius neaved its family from Avoraiove to those pluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Knepshield
Apollo
Endiana
H. Truly
James Smith
Leechburg
Dane Smith
Salome Differndesfer
Bethlehem
Harry Silvis
Vandesprift
Myr
Sea Allahouse
Virgie
Fusso
H. G. Allshouse
Vardorgeist
Licenses Report From Quiet District Meeting
A local licensing session lists individuals and places including Jus Go Benken Brecker Vaura Kk Palmer and Hun City William D Buterhaugh, with notes about committee actions and allocations concerning Cherry Tree area. The fragmentary record suggests issuance or renewal considerations for multiple licenses and community approvals in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus
Benken
Brecker Vaura Kk
Palmer
West Whatfield
Castaynu Urbana Oo
Hun City
William D. Buterhaugh
Strike Menace Averted by Brotherhoods Amid Row
Reports from Pare Ons indicate railroad unions withdrew authorization for a walkout after heated ballots. Leaders praised public opinion and government stance, noting the vote to cancel was near unanimous though some firemen opposed.
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Mane
Tnainan
Taen
Wilgus
Mitchel
Bowner
Erst ‘Mind Garage
East
Philadlephia Street
Indiana
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Gazette Office
Bert Roof
Lucerne
Philadelphiay Street
John Ombres
Heilwood
Keller Brow
Pffery
Marion Center
S. Locust Street
Hetrick Building
Fearing Run Coal Mines
Homer City
McCreary
A. de Angelis Bakery
Gall
Bell
School Street
Cc. H
John Lachmann and Co
Braddock
Ollock
Younking
Church Street
Batly, Ayonents
D. D. Johnston
NewseShop
SR Na
Inquire
Wayne Ave
WM. Penn
Eden
A.W. Hargett
Blairsville, Pa
Sutier Hardware CO
Pat
Virginia
Heesac
Deca
Arill Fart Ave
Hays
Rose
J. C. Speicher
South Bend
Lunions
W. G. Te
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tab
Ooedt
S L
FE. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Labor Board
Mr. Sheppard
Mr. Shepapmd
United States ‘Railroad
Govermental
Lidlana
Burgess
Fred Herlingest
George Bees
Grant
Greeny
Rice
Wo DD
Little Willian Fulmer
Jay Mumau
Charles Peiffer
Green and Geant Townships
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