Springfield Mob Blood Toll Flares After Negro Home Torchings
The article reports a violent riot in Springfield sparked by a black suspect assaulting a white woman and a murder. Hundreds of black residents suffer abuse as mobs loot and set homes on fire. National guard, police, and deputies struggle to restore order amid chaos and casualties.
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Soldere
Springfield
Deneen
P Noldiers
Craft
Ehieck
George Richardson
Hallam
Richardson
Joe Dymes
Clergy A. Bal- Werd
Bloomwanda
Downwell
Harry White
Antira
Sherforce
T.loher
Loher
Larga
Sta Ke
Asa Te
John Galdwall
Hastigfeld
Johnson
Pers
Gett ‘Burton
Madison i
Frank Deland
Theodore Scott
Obert Seidler
William Mallet
Learolt
Charles Helme
John Norgene Mayell
Will Smith
Robert Oakley
Lewia Hansen
Arthur Troyman
John Baron
Chariep Duncan
Donegan
William Donigan
Don Biv
Steady Gains Noted in Dun's Review of Trade Conditions
Dun & Company reports irregular trade with pockets of growth and some weakness. Steel demand broadens weekly, with more active capacity and orders from pig iron to steel, plus ore movement on the lakes. Textile markets feel pressure from a large auction sale as buyers seek bargains and assess general market impact.
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Dun
Dun & Co
Wears
Notice to Contractors for Reinforced Concrete Bridge
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Voting Two Indiana County Pa until 12 o'clock Tuesday August 25 1908 for furnishing materials and erection of a reinforced concrete bridge at the mouth of Harpers Run Clarksburg Pa. Plans may be seen at the secretary’s office or Albert Smith Salisbury Pa. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. R M Fritz Eldersridge Pa Sec Board of Supervisors Young Two Indiana Co 3d 21
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Board of Supervisors
Indiana County
Harper’s Run
Clarksburg
Barth
Albert Smith
Salisburg
R. M. Fritz
Eldersridge
Sec
Young Two
Indiana Co
Farmers Banking Home Invitation and Features
Farmers are urged to make the bank their banking home with a focus on savings and checking services. The notice highlights convenient offices, withdrawals, and earning interest on deposits. It promises four percent on mine deposits and invites farmers to join the bank for dependable service.
Road Masters Reports for Sale and Bargains
Road Masters Reports offered in neat books of 100 with duplicates, 35 cents per book, 45 cents by mail, large quantities cheaper. Bargain on farms of 100 acres with sturdy house barn and outbuildings, water, fruit, good market. Also coal range for sale at 363 Taylor Avenue, quick buyer, inquire there.
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Batt
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