Five Marriages by J A Crossman
During fair week Judge Crossman performed five marriages with couples from distant states. Abraham L. Gasper of Watkins Minnesota and Anna Kraft of Blairsville on Aug 30. Wesley Shaulis of Bakerville Somerset County and Nina Tiger of Rochester Mills on Sept 1. George W. Clevenger of Brushvalley and Stella Steen of Heshbon on Sept 1. Julius Hardwick of Marion Ohio and Lottie Hunton of Josephine on Sept 2. Jolly Barkey of Arcadia and Lizzie McClusky of Arcadia on Sept 2.
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Squire Grossman
Abraham L. Gasper
Watkins, Mion
Mia
Anna G. Kraft
Blairsville
Wesley EB. Shaulis
Bakereville
Somerset County
Misa Nina Tiger
Rochester Mills
George W. Clevenger
Brushvalley
Stella Laura Steen
Heshbon
Julius Hardwick
Marion
Exposition Opens in Blaze of Lights at Pittsburg Show
The twenty-first annual Exposition opening drew a packed crowd in Duquesne Way with the Russian Symphony Orchestra under Modgust Altschuler receiving enthusiastic applause. Two concerts filled the Hippodrome as visitors enjoyed new exhibits including a Monitor and Merrimac reproduction and a Roosevelt feature titled Eddy in the Jungle, highlighting a blend of music, displays, and scenic tech in a grand, illuminated setting.
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du Quésne
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Modgust Altschuler
Echo
Dracior
Altschuler
Monitor
Merrimac
Hippodrome
Nothng
He House
Mampton Roads
Roosevelt
Norfolk
Local visitors share time across towns
Names such as Alex Lowman from Clarksburg and Martin Stadtmiller from Altoona visit friends this week. Miss Mary Frederick from Sicensburg and Rodney Learn from Duhustown are seen with relatives in Cockfort. M. C. Yoder of Paint attends the Higgs show while Miss Nel Casa from West Lebanon arrives as an Indiana visitor today.
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Duhustown
Cockfort
Miss Nel Casa
West Lebanon
Indiana
Local residents visit during fair week in Indiana
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Indiana during fair week. Mrs Panny Work Locke and Miss Minnie Cleland visit. Dr S A Wiggins and Lizzie Wiggins attend Big Thursday. many others from Wilkinsburg Vandergrift Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh travel here to visit relatives, teach, or attend events. A found pocketbook and a stolen mare report add local concern.
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S. A. Wiggins
Lizzie Wiggins
McKeesport
Saltsburg Social Notes Across Towns and States
Mrs. C Irwin and Mrs Nelson Leach visit East Brady. Miss Rosie Livingston of Wilkinburg guest of Miss Calphurnia Newry. Mrs Caulk and daughter Bessie visit Mr and Mrs D B Caulk. Miss Virginia Miller of South Shar on visits Dr R B Pearce. Mrs Patrick Sullivan visits Sharpsburg. Kenneth McClaran of Pittsburg spends part of last week here. Ambrose Neal goes to Burgaw NC for indefinite stay. Mrs M V Pattison visits daughter in Scio. Mr and Mrs Harry Myers of Youngstown Ohio guests of W J Fennell. Mrs Alice Fitzgerald of Youngstown visits Rev Fennell. C G C Doughty goes to Montreal for winter. Miss Elizabeth D Rees expected back soon from Andover vacation.
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Nelson Leach
East Brady
Rosie Livingston
Wilkinaburg
Calphurnia Newry
Caulk
Bessie
D. B. Caulk
Virginia Miller
South Sharon
R. B. Pearce
Patrick Sullivan
Sharpsburg
Kenneth McClaran
Tlittsburg
Ambrose Neal
Burgaw
N. C
M. V. Pattison
Scio
Harry Myers
Youngstown
W. J. Fennell
Alice Fitzgerald
Youngastown
Re. Fennell
C. GC
Doughty
Monttreal
Can
Elizabeth D. Rees
Andover
Marlon Center Social Roundup and Visitors List
Marion Center notes list visitors and guests including L A lollister of Wilmerding visiting here C N Griffith of Jeannette visiting his former home Faye McConnell of Reynoldsville guest of Mrs Annie Mab on Mrs Annie McAfoos visiting her son in Brookville Mary Terpe of Dubois spending days with her son J A Terpe near here Gertrude and Maggie Simons of Cambridge Springs spent the first of the week here Mary Parker of Pittsburgh guest of sister Mrs Jane Chapman F B R McAfoos of Apollo visiting in town.
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L.A. Lollister
Wilmerding
C. N. Griffith
Jeannette
Faye McConnell
Reynoldsville
Annie Mabon
Annie McAfoos
Brookville
Mary Terpe
DuBois
J. A. Terpe
Misaes Gertrude
Maggie Simons
Cambridge Springa
Mary Parker
Pittsburg
Jane Chapman
F. BR. McAfoos
Apollo
J W Wiggins Peaches On Display At Local Store
An early River peach, 104 inches in circumference, is showcased in W R Loughry's window as part of the Wiggins peach crop east of town. The item is highlighted among fine produce from James W Wiggins orchard. Also advised is caution about Cham bers cough remedy due to opium content, with a note it always cures and sold by all druggists.
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W. R. Loughry
James W. Wiggins
Lin
Eight Firemen Injured In East Liberty Blaze
A massive warehouse fire in East Liberty caused by a wind driven blaze started in the Blangk Transfer and Storage elevator shaft. The flames spread through the building, toppled walls, and damaged the adjacent Hotel Cella, injuring eight firefighters.
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East Liberty
Blangk ‘Transfer and Storage Company
Cella
Aytite
Us Wanderie Fais Ge
Three Trainmen Die In Collision Near Huntingdon
A head-on crash between a double-header freight and a construction train in Red Rock cut near Riddlesburg on the Huntingdon and Broad Top railroad killed three trainmen A Mowrey Saxton Pa conductor construction train J J Rickard Huntingdon flagman construction train J K F Zero Sunbury fireman freight train. The railway officials blamed the operator at Saxton for failing to deliver orders that would have kept the freight on the siding. Two engines and fourteen cars were smashed.
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Saxton, Pa
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Mansfield man tied to Schumacher case amid alibi gaps
Detectives probing the Anna Schumacher murder story say Frank Brown of Mansfield Pennsylvania gave inconsistent whereabouts for August 7 the date of the crime near Holy Sepulchre cemetery. They report Brown’s laundress tale and stained clothing plus scratches on his arm and neck contradict his statements.
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Mansfield
Schumacher
Rochester
N. Y
Anna Schumacher
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Brown
Law Library Destroyed in Toronto Parliament Fire
Fire at Toronto parliament buildings leveled the west wing causing about 100000 in damage, fully insured. The Mowat law library, among the dominion's finest, was a total loss with no insurance. Premier Whitney aided firefighting as smoke poured from the roof and the skylight collapsed before responders arrived.
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Parliament
Toronto
Ont
Whitney
Couple Die Together Found in Jerome Park Reservoir
New York police theorize Dora Winifred Hockey and Charles Schock killed themselves after disappearing a week earlier. Hockey's body was recovered from Jerome Park Reservoir with no evidence of foul play noted by a coroner's physician. Schock's body was found the next day.
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New York
Dora Winifred Hockey
Charles Schock
Jerome Park
Schock
Miss Hookey
Cloudburst Menaces Rawhide Missing in Flood Debris
A flood from a north Rawhide cloudburst swept Squatterstown, prompting a search for bodies in the debris. Several persons are reported missing though confirmation is lacking. Property losses are expected to exceed a quarter of a million dollars.
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Rawhide
Nev
Southern Railway Restores Nine Hour Day for 4000 Workers
Washington reports evidence of prosperity as Southern railway issues an order restoring all shop employees to a nine hour day across the system. The move affects about four thousand men whose eight hour shifts were reduced during downturn conditions.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Balloon Delight Reaches 13000 Feet on First Flight
The balloon Delight, tested in Dayton Ohio, ascended to a height of 13 000 feet on its initial voyage and landed fourteen miles beyond Delg are. The event marks a milestone for the new craft as observers note its performance and trajectory.
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Lifting the Curse from Kansas Tale of Coburn’s Grit
An enthusiastic portrait honors Coburn as the man who reclaimed land and boosted Kansan prosperity. G. W. Ogden lauds the western author and paints a graphic, fact-driven story of toil faith and gumption that inspires readers nationwide.
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G. W. Ogden
Kansas
United States
Policing our Lawless Cities and A Coming Spectacle
Hampton's Magazine preview highlights include General Bingham's critique of the New York Judiciary and a forthcoming feature The Coming Spectacle in the Skies about Talley's Comet. Also promised are The Vow of Silence by Alice Hogan Rice and capital fiction from Morgan Robertson Rex Beach Myra Kelly and others.
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New York
Garrett P. Serviss
Talley
Alice Hogan Rice
Morgan Robertson
Rex Beach
Myra Kelly
F. Warner Robinson
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