Fourth Week Voter List Fragments Across Regions
A fragmented OCR list shows names and districts such as Montgomery Blairsville Indiana Banks Center Cherryhill and West Wheatfield. The fourth week entry includes individuals like James Norris W B Dickey John C Smyera and William Hart among others with several unclear spellings and stray initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuyne- Hichard Getty
Lightcap
Montgomery
David Aice
Alexander Martin
Samuel Getty
Erth Mahoning
George Spranke
John Miller
George A. Gourley
Blairsville
Wm. Duncan
Wm. C. Ritchey Brushvalley
Nicholas Paige
Zachariah Overdort
Wallace Coup
Indiana—Rovert Kerr
Jas. R Daugherty
Peter Shearer
Banks
John B. Cameroun
Eeene One
Grant
J. D. Johnston
Blacklick
Hiream St.Clair
Buffington
James E. Dick
Dance
J.W. Hishel
Jacob Barnett
Conemaugh
John P. Leech
James
N. Earhart
Pine
John Lamer
East Wheatfield
James G. Prady
Green
Adam Stonebraker
W.L. Buchanan
Balteburg
Andrew Taylor
E. BR
Walter Sphriam Leer
Cherryhill
Noah Fry
Josiah Lydick
West Indiana
Barto Serringer
W. B. Norris
Philip Coy
Andrew Adams
South Mahoning
S. Merehall
W. E. Alison
A. KR. Lewie
W. T. Davin
Wilson Neel
Burrell
Robert M. Jellison
Washi
A. K. Edwards
Young
Jamin
Armstrong
R. W. Ne
Ichael Woodward
Frederick Elea
White
James R. Robison
Isaae Earhart
Sutton P. Lewis
Daniel Kennedy
Charles Beugh
Richard Repine
J. W. Indians
Robert Mitchell
James M. Stewart
BR. M. Duncan
W. B. Kline
West Wheatfield
W. B. Dickey
John C. Smyera
William Hart
Center
Joan B. Coy
Open Face and Striking Clocks at Auction Prices
Open face key wind Elgin Aurora Waltham and Springfield Watches at 8 dollars. Open face wind stem set Elgin Aurora Springfield and Waltham at 10 dollars. 24 hour nickel Alarm Clocks 1.25. 24 hour nickel no alarm 1. 24 hour Striking Clocks no alarm 3.00 3.50 4.00. 1/2 hour Striking Clocks with alarm 2.50 3.76 4.00. Eight day Striking Clocks no alarm 3.75 4.00 4.50 5.00. Eight day Striking Clocks with alarm 4.50 5.00 5.50. Fight day half hour Striking Clocks with alarm cathedral gong bell 5.00 without alarm 4.50. Walnut finish on all clocks. This is not printed for publicity but for sale and prices. Call if interested.
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Elgin
Aurora
Springfield
Waltham
Lean
Ladies use the sewing machine for easy dress work
A vintage notice promotes sewing machine use for light dresses and efficient finishing. It claims less time and labor for ruffling tucking hemming and plain seams without puckering and emphasizes proper needle setting and avoiding screwdriver procedures.
A Real American Prince Claims Uriel Title
The New York Journal reports ex governor John Lee Carroll as heir to the legendary Prince of Uriel, tracing lineage to Rory O Carroll and the Irish clan, with ties to the Stuarts and a history of clan struggles in Ireland and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Carroll
Uriel
Bath
Soribes Carroll
Mary
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Carroll
Roger Carrol
Rory O'Carroll
Ireland
Charles I
Liament
Owen Roe O'Neill
Spain
Cromwell
Col
Roger Carroll
John Parsons
Clan O’carroll
Maryland
Mac- Tavishes
Argyles
Bonaparte
Wellesley
Iron Duke
of Wellington
MacTavish
Bertascant
Ellesleys
Dundalk
Wellesleys
Carlton Club
London
O'Carroll
Lord Rosse
Py Ss
O’carrolls
O'Donovan Rossa Fenians
Turkey
Donjog
New York Journal
Door Plates and Philosophical Exchange on Nobility
A curiously worded dialogue unfolds on a doorstep as a man with a black straw hat speaks to a student over door plates, noting his family lineage and pride in titled plates while denying common grocery signs. The exchange hints at social status and lineage among Woodford families in a small urban setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madiseme Cremion
Plate Woodford
Woodford kinship and charity during a Houston visit
The article recounts a chance encounter between two Woodfords in the city, exchanging offers of help and a fifty cent loan. It also notes Rev. Thomas Cole visiting for a colored Sunday school convention and describes a Houston man turning progressively white, explaining it as a natural freak. Additional items mention fashion shifts in dogs and a joke about an absent minded man, plus Paris salon exhibitor statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cole
Dallas Street
Houston
Mr. Cole
Dr. McClanahan
Galveston News
Value of the dog in war and trained uses
Veterinary Surgeon Bennett outlines the long history of war dogs from Roman times to the 19th century. He cites dogs used by Spaniards in America and Irish rebels, English Tangier defense, Mustache at Alexandria and Marengo, and Russian and German programs. Five main roles emerge: sentinels, escorts, dispatch bearers, ammunition transport, and searchers for the wounded. The lecture favors retrievers and bloodhounds for specific tasks, noting scent limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
United States Institute
America
Ireland
Tangiers
Mustache
Alexandria
Marengo
Austerlitz
Bkobeloff
Asia Minor
Whitehall
Aare
War dog and parrot tale mix in odd
A fragmented Philadelphia North American item recounts a lecture on bloodhounds and scent tracking and a stray bat invading a home. It then narrates a parrot and bat battle where the parrot defeats the intruder and boasts of the kill, ending with the owner noting the parrot’s increased value.
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Philadelphia
Miscellaneous Notes From A Distant Page
A teacher spoke to her Kings class on Washington then asked for slate compositions. Several items discuss a Round Lake retreat for retired missionaries, spring wheat estimates, fashion in London, and other varied notes. The report mentions a misheard spelling exercise and odd marriages in Bombay. Further items cover pest control near Jene ton, Ky., brick tiling on flat roofs, and Pasteur Institute annual figures with medical outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings
Washington
Bates
Round Lake
London
Princess Louise
Bet Aaleut Pipacini
Pel ¢ Buiani
Nndal
Jeneton
Bombay
Pandita Ramabai
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Various 19th Century Notices
Oath by Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offers 100 dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notices also discuss longevity myths, egg and sense tests by Dr G Evans, a Vienna scientist on smoking and disease, and a testimonial for Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for Bright's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brave Or Ouro, Co
Toledo
Docs County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. D
Hall
Ogar
Druggista
C. E. Bartholomew
Mich
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bright
New Cure Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Miles with Electric Bitters as a cure for heart strain and dyspepsia. It claims the tonic improves digestion, liver and kidney issues, and life enjoyment. Sold by Tom E Hildebrand at one dollar a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hildebrand
Heart disease blamed for ankle swelling warns left side pain
Prof. DeCosta declares ankle or foot swelling not due to rheumatism but a weak or diseased heart. He notes shortness of breath, chest discomfort when lying on the left side, and smothering spells. Cure touted is Dr. Miles New Cure, sold at Tom E. Hildebrand's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Tom E. Hildebrand
DeCosta
Buckien Arnica Salve Offered By Local Merchant
An advertisement promotes Buckien’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It notes sale by F E Hildebrand and mentions Wegley Johnston closing their business after Mr Wegley’s death with cash incentives for prompt settling of accounts. Surviving partner J A Johnston invites customers to settle old notes. July 17, 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E Hildebrand
Wegley & Johnston
Wegley
Bayer
Jonmnron
Fem
Wegley & Johuaten
Fatal double shooting at Southern train depot in Lathrop
A violent incident at Lathrop California when United States Supreme Judge Stephen J Field and Deputy U S Marshal David Nagel were dining. Judge David S Terry and wife entered. Mrs Terry recognized Field and left. Terry then shot Field as Nagel rose and also fired, missing. The scene drew blood and alarm amid a report on nerves and a medical ad following. The notice includes a temperance league call to a Harrisburg meeting on September 28 by A S Evnett and Wellington E Loucha with delegates due by September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
California
Stephen J. Field
United States
Marschal
David Nagel
David S. Terry
Abo
Judge Terry
Justice Field
Philadelphia
Tes
Temperance Voters
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Union Prohibitory League
Harrisburg
Thoreday
Evnett
Wellington E. Loucha
Arch Street
Bargain Cloths and Accessories From 7 Sample Sale
Printed batistes and French fabrics dominate a months sale with Geo values. Latine fabrics drop from 8 to 5 cents for prints while French Latines quoted at 15 cents from 30 cents. Fine Ginghams cut to 15 cents from 25 cents and Scotch Ginghams to 40 cents from 25. Dress goods and trimmings see half price, with ribbons gloves lace curtains and hosiery on reductions.
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Drewn
W.H. McCandies
F. P. Lytle
J. Sevallangh
W. H. Kinter
Brown
J. ¥. Smitten
AH. Derr
Joseph Clementa
H. Spaulding
T. B. Allison
James W. M. Newlin
Indiana County
Crawford
Househoulder
James McCollough
J. C. Peeler
Lawry McQuown
John Bishop
Jh. W. Proctor
E. P. Baker
Farmers Bank of Indiana
D. E. Notley
John W. Clark
J. F. Notley
F. A. Cresswell
Rhadrach Stephens
Wm. O'Harrow
W. Tonkin
John C. Anderson
Ind
W. Moore
W. J. Kyine
Elmer Cable
Jacob Arthur
Wm. McGuire
Emma Paige
Lewis Snyder
E. O'Neal
J. M. Gauthrie
George W. Roberts
J Nickle
John Welsh Bell
H. Foreman
Samuel Heaskins
Alex Douglass
Tonkin & Rodkey
B.A. Doughness
Evans Williams
John A
Ee Foremay
John Devinney
Homer City
H. C. English
James Crooks
W. T. Cribbs
David Smiley
Jesse Spence
John Anderson
North Mahboning
George Swan
Andrew Orr
John Bay
A. C. Reed
Sherry Bill George D. Lowman
Canoe
Alabama Pierce
James Given
Rayne
J. B. McGara
West Whestfield
Christopher Campbell
David Pardee
Hugh Pollock
Matthias Conrath
Thomas McDowell
Salteburg
Thomas Henderson
Vincklickk
E. Gb. Ferguson
Indiana
John Wetiling
Trav
Erse
Rors
John Hartman, James B. Russel
Je Ee K. Fisher
Matthew Harm
Jacob Conner
J. H. Baker
David Alien
Henry Hill
Jas
Coleman
James EK
J.T. Bomber
A. M. Coenen
Geary
Jan. Parker
Pisa
Daniel Hill
E.W
Albert Walbach
Jean Benitace A Cochran
W. H. Boral
W. Beaman
Booth Mahoning
Griffith
Miles G. Lockhart
Mon
Ira C. Rank
Ban Blackick Gils
Dotyyn Mahoning
James Chapman
David Ua Brushvalley Joe
H.ragh
Samuel Evans
Christ Barns
Rayne—Hither Cramer
Young—Robt
Y. Elder
Patrick Foley
Dee
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Margaret Foley
Nolo
William Foley
Thomas J. Foley
Lehigh
Ella Flicker
Ichae Foley
Cambria County
Mange Foley
Mary Ann Iy Maloy
Jumeee Agree Shrewberry
Worcester
Waterford
Cerrick Beg
Pete Cee
Harry White
Eng
Asditer
Key Wind
Aurora Waltham
J. J. Kerr
THE
Western University OF Pennsylv
M. B. Goff
F. Grit
Allegheny
Iggs
Female College
Randolph
Chautauqua
the Commercial College
Ad- Sires
Michigan
Canada
James Hartness
Detroit
Jane
Prince
FJ. Johnson
Frogess
Nana
Cognermen
Woodford
Peiybos
Morgan Woodford
M. Woodford
Mulberry Court
Bayard Street
Mr. Woodford
Madison Avenue
Pastor Cole
Washington Post
Boston Journal
A. W. Gleason
Bost
R. Syat
Iberia
G. Evans
Joon
Westions
St. Cloud
Vienna
Fortunate Pather and Son
Buckien
Wegley & Johnston's
Union Prohibition League of Pennsylvania
de. King
Jos. Horne
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