Young Life Crushed at Seward Brick Plant Fatality
Owen Brady, about 18, died at Seward when pulled into a clay crushing tub mill at Seward Brick Company. He suffered extensive injuries and was taken to W. S. Clarke & Sons for burial preparation. A separate blast near Pine Flats killed one man and wounded four foreigners on railroad construction, caused by a defective dynamite charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Brady
Seward
Seward Brick Company
Clarke & Sons
Lockeard's Run
Pine Flats
Fires Destroy Blairsville Enamel Plant And Lumber Mill
Two fires struck Blairsville damaging the Champion Enamel Company plant where a large stock of products was stored. Low water pressure hampered firefighting and damage tops $20,000, insured, with the works leased by a joint company whose stockholders live in Scottdale and New York. Earlier Thursday another blaze hit Blairsville Lumber and Manufacturing, prompting quick action to limit damage to the 100-employee operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Enamel, Company
Blairsville
Scottdale
New York
Blairsville Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Threatened Lif e of His Mother Leads to Arrest
Constable Oak McCullough of Mechanicsburg arrested Henry Loverage of Brashvalley township on Tuesday and jailed him. He is charged with attempting to take his mother's life, reported by her before Squire McDermott. Months earlier he stole a bicycle in Brashvalley and rode away, returning only recently and threatening family members. He is described as a bad character by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak McCullough
Meghanicsbore
Henry Loverage
Brashvalley Township
Loverage
Squire McDermott
Mechanicsburg
Braghvalley Township
Pickpockets Target Punxsutawney Fair Victims
RELIEVED OF THEIR MONEY Harry Honk and Bttorady, John H. Pierce, of town, and William Rankin, of Sheloeta, were victims of pickpockets while attending the Punxsutawney fair on Thursday. Mr. Honk was touched for a card case containing nearly $100, while Attorney Pierce lost his purse holding $8 and his railroad ticket home. My. Rankin's pockets were picked of a purse containing $30. An attempt was made to rob James S. Blair, of town, but he frustrated it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Honk
Bttorady
John H. Pierce
William Rankin
Sheloeta
Mr. Honk
Attorney Pierce
My. Rankin
James S. Blair
Indiana Coal at St Louis World Fair Display
J RR Richards of Indiana county sent four votes from Indiana coal veins to the World's Fair in St Louis. The coal, taken from the ground by a diamond drill operated by Richards, reflects Indiana county mining efforts. Mr and Mrs Richards returned from a trip to the fair and planned that Indiana county's greatest funeral should be on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RR. Richards
Town
Indiana
St. Louis
Richards
Young Couple Weds In Town Family Home Ceremony
Young couple Wil Wea Jos A Pringle and Miss Ketella Balentine both of town will wed Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Balentine’s father Alex Balentine of West Chich Street. Pringle works at Indiana Woolen Mills and Balentine formerly worked in the Indiana Telephone Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Wea
Jos A. Pringle
Ketella Balentine
Miss Balentine
Alex, Balentine
West Chich Street
Pringle
Indiana Woolen Mills
Will Baild Next Spring in Town Home Plan
Hquire J. A. Crossman of town has been chosen for a vacant job, paired with A. Myers of town. Consideration, 1000. Myers will build a dwelling next spring and use it as his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Crossman
Soa
A. Myers
William F. Lydick of Philadelphia critically ill
William F. Lydick, a Philadelphia resident and father of Josish Lydick of South Seventh Street, is ill with paralysis. He previously lived in Nolo, this county, where he was engaged in mercantile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvitlouily Bil
Willian F. Lydick
Philadelphia
Josish Lydick
South Seventh Street
Nolo
This County
Tennis players at Altoona Western Pennsylvania Tournament
Ed Sutton and Will Jack, from town, compete in Altoona this week as Venols participate in the Western Pennsylvania Tournament hosted by the Altoona Cricket Club. Woodmen Banquet by Woodmen of the World camp in Marion Center held Sunday evening with members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Sutton
Will Jack
The
Woodmen of the World
Marion Center
Ullday
Deaths of Local Notables Featured in Blacklick Area
Obituaries report J K Pearce longtime Blacklick justice of the peace dying at 87 after six weeks with quick consumption. Survived by wife and three daughters, funeral at Blacklick with interment at Blairsville. Also A B Henderson New Florence shoemaker and former JP dies at 72 of pneumonia. surviving children listed. burial West Fairfield. Rebecca Kerr 87 dies of paralysis in East Philadelphia Street home. sons David, Robert, Mark and brother David Simmons noted. service at Robert Kerr home in Oakland cemetery. Margaret Fleming 59 dies near Lewisville after four months liver trouble. survived by husband and three children. funeral in Hopewell church cemetery Blacklick Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Henderson
New Florence
West Fairfield
New Forence
M. BE. Church
Edward
Colorado
Frank
John
Vinie Hammond
Samuel Killen
Johnstown
West Fairfiald
Rebrcca Kerr
Rebecca Kerr
Robert Kerr
Philadelphia
Ay Fellows
David
Altoona
Robert
Mark
Town
David Simmons
Philadelphia Street
George Holmes
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret Fleming
William Fleming
Lewisville
Gillis D. Cribbs
Blairsville
Knox
Nettie
J. N. Bracken
Peterson
Hopewell Church
Blacklick Township
Amanda Hendricks dies at 80 in West Bolivar
Mrs Amanda Hendricks died at her home in West Bolivar on Thursday at age 80. Survived by two brothers and three sisters: William Coursin Garfield Cal vin Coursin Branch Mrs George Reed West Bolivar Mrs William Taylor Pittsburg Mrs Jackson Brendlinger near Chicago. Funeral services were held at her late home on Saturday with interment at West Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Hendricks
West Bolivar
William, Coursin
Garfield
Calvin Coursin
Branch
George Reed
William Taylor
Pittsburg
Jackson Brendlinger
Chicago
West Fairfield
Death of Irene Hickman at seventeen in Grisemore area
Miss Irene Hickman of near Grisemore died Sunday evening of consumption at age 17. She leaves her mother Ruth Hickman three brothers Burt Loyal and Arthur and sister Mrs Ruby Young. Funeral services were held in Nebo church yesterday afternoon with interment in McDowell graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hickman
Ruth Hickman
Grisemore
Burt
Windber
Loyal
Arthur
Ruby Young
Dunlo
Nebo
McDowell
Funeral Notices and Deaths in Westmoreland Parish
Frank Hershberger of Tarrs Station died last Wednesday of consumption at 37. He is survived by his wife and no children. Funeral services were at M E church Tarrs Station and burial in the church cemetery. An infant of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Myers of Davis died last Thursday with funeral by Rev W J Wilson and burial in Washington church cemetery. Amaury Ocordy Harry McCurdy of Garfield died of typhoid fever at Memorial Hospital Johnstown aged 20. Burial was in Bolivar after a three week illness. his wife survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Hershberger
Frank Hershberger
Tarrs Station
Westmoreland County
Jacob Hershbergen
M. E
Tars Station
Jonathan Myers
Davis
W. J. Wilson
Town
Washington Church
Rayne Township
Amaury O'Cordy
Harry McCurdy
Garfield
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Bolivar
Death of Homar Brown in Cumberland Maryland
Thomas B Brown aged 78 years native of Muirsville died at his Cumberland home on the evening of August 28. He had lived in Cumberland for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homar Brown
Thomas B. Brown
Muirsville
Cumberland
Diphtheria claims Mary Alanue and local obituary notes
Mary Alanue McManus of Geen township died Sunday at age six from diphtheria. Burial at Beringer on Monday. James A Alamditall Marshall of Tarontm died Saturday at an unknown age. He was born in this county and had local relatives. The Christus Endeavor Convention in Salisbury will host its 15th annual Christian Endeavor meeting in the Presbyterian church Thursday and Friday, with about 2,000 members represented. Rev. Samuel Ison of Tabriz, Persia, will speak on Work for Moslems. The Bigiveville Presbytery met at Barnesboro on a recent session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanue
Mary
Daniel McManus
Geen Township
Bebbath
Wis Nde
Beringer
Jasles A
Alambitall
James A
Marshall
Tarontm
Tie
Christus Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Soviaticy
Presbyterian Church
Saltsbury
Mity
Salisbury
Samuel Ison
Tabriz
Persia
Bigiveville
The
Barnesboro
Lucuday
Petitions Approved for Sewerage in Borough Streets
At a Friday night town council meeting petitions were approved for sewer lines on Church and Philadelphia streets and Seventh Street from School to Washington. Pavements were ordered on Philadelphia between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Oak Street sections, with council weighing a public vote on raising borough debt by 40000 for sewering and paving. Residents urge filing petitions promptly before rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoynesta
Nevaral
Church Street
Ninth
Philadelphia Street
Seventh
School Street
Washington Street
Lawer Council
Oak Street
Nittaning
Indiana
Sold His Ten Stores Strides in Mercantile Rise
Former Brashvalley resident G M Murphy of McKeesport sold ten stores in McKeesport and Monongahela valley to I W Woolworth for over 100000. Once a clerk, he built a fortune in a few years and retires a young man. Son of I J Murphy, a noted Brushvalley figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Murphy
McKeesport
Brashvalley Township
Monongahela Valley
I. W. Woolworth
Murphy
Brushvalley Township
Double wedding ties Armstrong and Shelocta couples
On Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Willian Devlin in Armstrong township a double wedding united Waora Maye Devlin to Ty Hawkins Sharp of Shelocta and Anabel Devlin to Harry McCurdy of Rayne township The Rev BE L Ralston led the ceremony in front of about 30 relatives and friends The newlyweds will reside in Chelckside and Shelocta with their respective grooms employed by the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Railway Company and residence plans confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Devlin
Armstrong Township
Wlora Maye
Anabel
Ty Hawih Sharp
Shelocta
Harry McCurdy
Rayne Township
BE. L. Ralston
Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church
Marriage of Prominent Town Couple at Noon Today
Thomas M Beatty and Miss Collie J Snyder, well known locally, will wed at noon today in the Snyder home with Rev Lewis Hay officiating. The ceremony occurs in west Church Street residence with close friends present. Beatty is son of Mrs Lavina Beatty and has long worked at Dugan Glass Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Beatty
Collie J. Snyder
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Miss Snyder
George Snyder
West Church Street
Beatty
Lavina Beatty
West Philadelphia
Dugan Glass Company
Eight Room Dwelling Planned at Corner Chestnut Fourth Streets
Huliding a Powellini Wapner or Lexpbon begins an eight room dwelling on his lot at the corner of Chestnut and Fourth streets, recently bought from County Commissioner D. A. Campbell. The house will include modern conveniences and Joseph L. Walback of West Wheatfield Township leads the construction. After completion Wagner will rent or sell the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ot, Wapner
Llexpbon
Ghestnut
Fourth Streets
D. A. Campbell
Joseph L. Walback
West Wheatfield Towne
Ship
Wagner
Hiders Midge Defeated by Kellysburg Pageball Team
Kellysburg defeats Miders Ridge 0 to late gains on Friday at Kellysburg. H D McMines shines in batting and Roy McEllioesstars for Kellysburg while P Ewing leads Elders Ridge at bat. Local Elks lodge wins second floor quarters in Eikin building with elaborate furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellyspurg
Miders Ridge
Kellysburg
H.d. McMines
Roy MccEllioes
P. Ewing
Elders Ridge
The
Henevolenbanil Protective Order of Elks
Eikin
Old Jacksonville Academy reunion draws 26 attendees and more
The Jacksonville Academy reunion on its grounds drew over 26 attendees from Jacksonville and nearby towns including Saltzburg Leechburg Blairsville Indiana and others. Notables H B Melhili re counted history of the academy established in 1850 by Rev Matthaw Willson and several former principals were noted. A ball game between Ebenezer and Jacksonville ended in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Academy
Jacksonville
Saltsburg
Leechburg
Blairaville
Indiana
H. B. Melhilire
A. de Karman
Town
J. M. Adair
Robert Hunter
Leeshburg
Matthaw Willson
Pranklin Orr
William A. Liggett
H. B. Melntire
Prof
Robb
Samuel Hood
Ebenezer
Personal Brevities From Local Notes At Marion Center
J Llous Walker and family attended the Stuchell Lydick reunion at Marion Center on Thursday. Mrs Virginia Hitchcock returned home after visiting relatives in Norfolk VI. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wadding of Blairsville visit W L Colkitt in Oak Street. Miss Clara Lininger reeurned from Braddock after visiting Miss Dina Houwk. Cunningham and wife guests of their son Charles, who is cashier at Webrum National Bank. Dr Ney Prothero of Pittsburg visiting relatives. Mrs Prothero to join him. Verner Hollister of Braddock visiting with Mrs Hollister’s parents A C Broughler. Miss Mae Johnston of Armstrong township returned from Punxsutawney and other towns. Miss Celia White of Pittsburg visiting her parents on North Seventh street. accompanied home by Miss boy Lans heey of Pittwhore. Samuel Wilthins of Pilth Street visiting a college friend in New Jersey before resuming at the University of Pennsylvania. Misses Clara and Wile Ellenberger returned from Punxsutawney. cousins Mae and William McParland with them, plus Mr and Mrs O A Gailey and Mrs A J Gailey with daughters Edith and Olive. Preston Reed, formerly in Adams Express, visited here. Mr Langhai, veteran, now with Lawh wines Co, improving health. Nebystiah of Cheamryhill arrived for a visit. Mr Lydick a former schoolteacher now employed with Coles Company. Miss Minnis Russell of West Wirlor’s Street visited Thursday. Several local names and visits outline a bustling social week. election notices and a hospital visit noted amid community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Llous Walker
Town
Marion Center
Virginia Hitchcock
Norfolk
Joseph Wadding
Blairsville
W. L. Colkitt
Oak Street
Clara Lininger
Braddock
Moring
Dina Houwk
Cunningham
Wayny Avenue
Charles
Ashiar
Webrum
Ney Prothero
Pittsburg
Prothero
Verner Hollister
Sle
Boy Lansheey
Pittwhore
Samuel Wilthins
Pilth Street
New Jersey
Low
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clara
Wile Ellenberger
Punxsutawney
Mey
Mae
William McParland
Mov
Mes
A. Gailey
Allegheny
J. Gailey
Ldith
Olive
East Mind
Andrew Gailey
Eash Oak Street
Preston Reed
Adams Express
Ayarn
Dreed ix
Apollo
Anc
Hasiste Ant
Daenghiun
Mirtle
Langhan
Langhai
Menbar
Fidwaiel Nebystiah
Cheamryhill
Ali
Mtulenton
Venango
Church of God
Lydick
Sehaut
Tay Lawh
Coles Compinny
Local correspondence highlights social visits and travel
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and friends across towns. Names include Delaney, McKeesport, Dubois, Pittsburgh, Indiana, Latrobe, Mechanicsburg, Pitcairn, Wilkinsburg, Atlantic City, and city areas. Activities cover weekend visits, church events, and travels with many mentions of families and neighbors.
Local church picnics and reunions advertised in Blairsville area
In Blairsville area events include a harvest home picnic for Batesville Prosby Loran church members at Atbinan's Grave led by Rev Andrew Getty. Hendersons and Gettys from this county attended Saltburg celebration with about 160 people. John Prothero descendants gather at the old home near Kellysburg. five children live in Indiana. United Presbyterian reunion drew 400 at Claghorne, Blairsville, with a Blacklick Blairsville baseball game 14 to 4. Powell reunion planned near Avcadia Friday at Athos Powell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Hendersons
Gettys
Saltaburg
Thuradaiy
Andrew Getty
Saltsburg
John Prothero
Kellysburg
Prothero
Maryland
Kellysbig
Indiana
John P. Elkin
Joseph Bargghelin
Dick Hetrick
Shichi Sloan
Henry Prothero
United Presbyterian Congregation of
Blairsville
Claghorne
Blacklick
Clairsville
Local Cumberland Wedding Ties Two Couples in One Day
WHP Dings and Devanin Holai Clarence Degamin and Miss Melissa Lk Holue of Cramer wed in Cumberland on Thursday. They will reside in Clearfield county. Gardner Bolan J of Factoryville and Miss Margaret K Kolun of Woburn invited Wednesday at Winton Dale by Rev W S Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devanin
Holai
Clarence
Degamin
Melissa Lk. Holue
Cramer
Cumberland
Riday
Jolt
Clearfluld County
Indiana County Fair promises largest exhibition yet
Readiness for the Indiana County fair grows as railroads schedule extra trains from Blairsville and Pittsburgh area to Indiana. Special trains and excursion rates boost accessibility from multiple towns. Projections point to huge crowds next week with improved facilities and top-tier attractions, including entries from Minch Brothers Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernosylvaoin
Pittsverg
WIL Ron
Evenines
Wedding of Liggett and Mack in Beason Neightborhood
September wedding announced for William Nelwon Liggett of Hoi and Emma Pearl Mack of East Wheatfield township.100 invitations to be issued. Both are prominent educators in the countryside with ties to Ohio University Ada Grove City College and MacGibbon's College of Oratory. The ceremony will be held at Grandview arm Armagh, the Mack home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelwon Liggett
Hoi
Emma Pearl Muck
East Wheatfield Township
Mia Liggett
Robert C. Liggett
Hull
Ohio University
Ada
MacGibenny’s College of Oratory
Philadelphia
Robert G. Mack
Nean Armagh
Leaghing School
Grove City College
Grandview
Armagh
Uhre Accused in Wounding Woman Near Greensburg
James Bowei, Italian of Bolivar, jailed in Greensburg at midday last week on oath of Mrs Horello. He allegedly shot and wounded a woman while she walked, jealous over her companionship with another Italian. The incident left the victim seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowei
Bolivar
Greensburg
Foranea Horello
Becaame
Toth
Two More Inquier Contract For Travel Lodge Tenure
Two more entries show plans for a six room traveling lodge on South Willow Street at a cost of 8200. Weston and Hilvis hold the contract. M. Birch of town oversees the project for George Shubay at Chimherst ville on his lot on Web Quit Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weamer
Lown
South Witth
Weston & Hilvis
M. Bireh
Town
Basséelirud
George Shubay
Chimherte Ville
Hin
Stroat
Local Wedding and Property News Across Town
A coming wedding for Miss Bessie May Clark of Blacklick and John Martin Dildsheand of Vanderreit will be announced Wednesday morning September 14. Rev. Wilson Wy grove of Mast Brak Pa will perform the ceremony. Property transfers include Parcels sold by DW Simpson of Jows and Lit across to Joseph bath, Bath planning to move to the farm soon. W Z Wilson of Creekside sold his residence to Alux McKee for 2500 dollars. Miss Nottia J Campbell and William J Bounéte wed in June at Annapolis Junction. Baptist services by Rev. A J Purdon resume next Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie May Clark
Mlacklick
John Martin Dildsheand
Vandereit
Rev
Wilson Wygrove
Mast Brak
Opet
Pari
Simpson
Jows
White Townslip
Jude White
Duseph
Creekside
W. Z. Wilson
Alux. McKee
Marilaige
Nottia J. Campbell
White Township
William J. Bouneté
Hillydale
David Hall
Annapolis Junction
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Roy
Jim
Foyoliner
Champion Enamel Company
Motier
Brashvalley
Indiana County
Colin
Punxsutawney Fair
Indiana Coal
R. Richards
Praror
J. K. Pearce
Mr. Pearce
Walter Lundfair
Lena Bennett
Ewing
Avonmore
Pearce
Palladium Lodge
Willtade Fleming
Arent Hickstan
Petiulions
County
Morringee
Tueryle
WE Pats
Ey Eta
Eas
CIA
Winbmen Ghgoi
Peepee Rere
Cenalentele
Charles Bruit
HlackUak
AbrMt
LPHOT
Anna M. Hall
Eebeveres
Olbmra Ad
Court House
Harry White
Martin Kiur
Homer City
DR. Jenkins
Mogle
D. W. Neal
G. W
Hiders Midge
Elks
Gul Academy
Niagara Falls
Hilltop School
Addreys
Maggie Dibb
Elder Pecler
Supt
Dr. Stewart
Lewis Lowry
J. W. Henderson
A. B. McAdoo
A. & Cunningham
Ware
Moorhead
Jennie Morrow
J. C. White
Lewis Neil
Rochester
Boyd Conner
Hila Flude
Minnie Oviz
Nellie Gray
James Jack
Ralph Mido
W. J. Mitchell
May
Helen
Dorothy i
Della Niugherty
W. Rink
Henderson
John Miller
Jenni
Nellia
Noble Miller
Harvey Buchanan
Archie~ Fowler
Samuel Highlands
A. A. Sloan
Robert Walker
Mima
James Stewart
John Steying
Carrie
Heth Lown
Nellie
John Archer
William Carnahan
James Spevily
Sheloota
Wt. Dunlap
Mars
Odd Fellows
Richmond
Order
Jeffernin Couties
Work's Grove
Buffalo, Rochester & Dittsburg
McCartney
Therillsgrove New Blairsville
Samuel McCarthney
John J. Getty
Stita
BM. Jackson
Thomas Cochran
John Mc Kennedy
James McCartney
Washington
McCartney Reunion Association
Samual McCartney
M. Jackson
Jdohn
Kerenedy
Edward Pownsend
Vanthergriff
M, Lowry
Barvel McCartney
Eighth and
Water Streets
Ward
Hidiana
Kumual McCartney
Minds We. MaGurtenoy
Stuchell Lydiek
Nhuysiluy
Coardor
J. M. Lydick
Harry Hoopgardner
GC. A. Sais
A. M. Morrow
Rose Neal
Company UH
Graham's Grey
Minnis Russell
West Wirlor
Nellie Tramsell
Napnie Melghoy
McKoespont
Mil Marsie Mia
Gondvony
Uhalravilly
Albert McChusky
Mackinaw
Mitch
Mas
Dein Thai
Pel Yab
Thay Felon
Missrene Grantor
Buffalo
Thorenige Labia My
Clements Hasigie
New Pear
Ryark
Chorsyhill Lownedhip
Balaryoe
Miss Powell
Caken
Wp.daard
Mercy Hospital
Sha Wan
Did, A. Bryson
Plum Vilers
Chan Zlimeruan
Delaneny
Vlalberdnd
Rank Pierce
McKees
Wilda Uneapher Lott
Dubois
Dieren Heos
Work & Son
New United Presbyterian Church
J.C. Merce
Dayton
Charles Meffin
We Nan
Metumning Home
Sabarday
A. L. Schroskengost
Bateler
Ty Clewking Fool
N. Gochran
Kas Wigate
Webram
Mattie Mack
Dewy
Latrobe
Mary Burns
S.A. Johnston
Adder
Aroagh
Joseph Lichtentola
Pitcairn
Boston
A. Cunningham
Samuel Hutchison
Mrs. Berkey
Wilkinsburg
Thorn
Atlantic City
Rev. H. M. Harbarson
Biiush Valley
Charles Miller
Jeannette
Wes. Ovanlartt
Maria McCrea
Wittisbury
Florence Doyle
James Roser
Tower Ciby
Gieste
Marchand
Kenest Kohthapp
W. H W. Cramer
Avonnare
Will Interling
Big Stin
Mia
Flenvy Subtor
Piltshung
Ed. Poller
Bartha Petar
Dinisilawney
Wardline
Mos
Staclesmith
Oia
Mead
BR. M. Templeton
Puesta
Sos
Roe
Templeton
Chenly Tree
Ithel
Rhensburg
Oyer Suvidiuy
Haveli
Hoyaithart
Magtiags
Advangil Ajm
Anhe
Snd
Midorton
Shark
Sibhath
Mon
Daniel Walkin
Manorville
Tn Cage of Vain
Good Hall
Company H
Arinagh
Uenah Valley
Powell
Athos Powel
Avcadia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Imellane
Blairsile
Weh—rum
Cresson
Cherrytroee
Jaanne
Have
Punxsullaynay
Faust
Uhre
A. J. Purdon
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