Blairsville Burdened by Local News and Community Notices
The issue reports on community happenings in Blairsville including editorial notes by WM. R. Black. It covers local residents, visits from Ed Skene and D. C. Ogden, a cemetery decoration day, schooling events, and upcoming alumni gatherings, with notices about a Business College, temperance concerns, and regional advertisements for farm equipment and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joneth
Skene
New York City
D. C. Ogden
Blakeville
Brookville
Maggie Marshall
John ¥. Shields
Blairsville
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joseph McDowell
Denver
Colorado
Cyrus Stouffer
Giles Doty
Burrell
Blacktick
Saints Rea
Clairéville
Cokeville
Sadie McDonad
Washington, D. C
Uriel Graves
Greensburg
A.B. Earhart
Chambersburg
Innis
Academy Hall
McDonald
Conemaugh
Cummies, Wehrle and Kerr
Seminary
A. B. Church
KR. B. Ewing
Pittsburg
Seminary Hall
V. M
M. B. Church
J. R. Hughes
Dayion
Ohio
M. E. Church
Samuel Maher
Wm. Maher
Kavang
H. C. Chirk
Pottsville
The Loan Money and the Temperance Union Controversy
Reports describe a dispute between the N C T U and a local loan association. The Temperance Union funded a free library with festival proceeds and book purchases, then launched a library open to the public. The loan exhibition and library efforts are accused of misdirection and control by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Library Association
Board of Managers
Temperance Union
Normal School
Ioan
Temperance Unis
Imaneys
Bnrroz
N.C
Loan Association
Citizone
Beary Hall
Nesbit
White Nixon
J. M. Lowry
Undanthia
Union
Eny
Hurehy
Tee
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Snippets From May to June
A broad, mixed wire of reports notes Paul Boyton’s paddle from St Paul toward Chico, a May immigration spike at Castle Garden, civil and criminal incidents, strikes, railroad and telegraph moves, and political chatter. Mentions Mrs Lincoln’s health, a San Marcial dispatch, New York and Chicago financials, and various public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Boyton
Red Wing
Minn
United States
Castle Garden
Corps of Engineers
Duluth
Chico
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
James Gamble
Pacific Division
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sarnia
Ont
James Hogan
Monticello
Iowa
Michigan
Chemnitz
North Brookfield
Mags
Nellie Murphy
New York
San Marcial
New Mexico
Gillette
Pioneer Mail Company
St. Louis
de Luns
Mass
Elijah Sterling
Cristeld
N. J
Tilden
Postoffice Department
Thomas McGraw
Detroit
Hex House
aiZhe
Thomas North
Mexican National Railroad Company
New Laredo
Mexico
Rio Grande
William Davenport
Sity Svith
Court of Claims
Union Pacific
Porter
Ermessen
Nashville
Bristol
Louisville
Seaboard
Faraday
London
St. Paul
Ciro
Missouri
Fort Benton
Adolphus C. Shaffer, Jr
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Road
Trenton
Augustus Ailies
Philadelphia
Lucretia Pennington
Mary E. Griffey
St. Joseph
James R. Finney
Iron and Steel Makers
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Kansas City
Rock Island
Jeannette
Ivy Department
Rogers
Son
Urestar
Col. Cook
Criminal Court
Thompson
John G
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Star
Bureau 2
Funher
Prauds
MacVeagh
McVeagh
James
Dorsey
Arkansas
Southwest
Evening Star
Grand Jury
S. B. Bittins
House of Representatives
EL King
Senate
B. C ‘Kerns
St. Téuis
Elkins
Kerns
Kibbon
Indietment
J. B
Price
Audita
McGrew
Lilley
Brady
Intar
Albany caucus turmoil delays Conkling Platt bid
Reports from Albany describe a heated race as Conkling Platt and Pratt faces mixed reactions. Cabinet talks, a planned White House conference, and a stalled caucus reflect a political standoff over New York’s U S Senate representation with ballots underway and no majority yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dai Mn
E. W. Stomhten
McConkl Ug
Arthur
Highouse
Henry 5
Knox
United States
Pratt Conkling
Senate of the
White House
Conkling
Albany
Pratt
George H. Sharpe
Assembly
Mills
Duca
Platt
Cornet
Sheridan
Hiscock
Sherman
Rogers
Senate
Friends
Senator Sessions
Joan C. Jacobs
Francis Kernan
Draper
House
Roscoe Conkling
Jacobs
Wheeler
Crowley
Cornell
Wadsworth
Muler
Evarts
Edick
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
Indiana County
PENN
WM. R. Black
Parry White
C. F
Civen
mars-Se Ilab Ki
Clark
LAW Ofice
Sixth Street
Mars-0
CG. Agateur
Harry White
W. L. Stewart
Giang
Phiadelphia Street
Sawaleel W. RK
Tne
Loughry & Sutton
Huilding
South Sixth Street
Hiim
W. Taylor
A. OffGe
Eeredttntlianee
We & Gibbon
Na Jigith Avenue
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Street
Amuel Cunningham
Attorney AT Law
Indium Ae Mar
Ors
K. Calderwood
Punxentowner
Jetercan County
Blair Taylor
Penn’s
A. W. Taylor
Annibal K
Suloan
LAW
South
Scors
Public Buildings
FamariLs
Thir& Wilson
Indiana House
Amurl A. Douglass
Ndiana Pa
Oben N. Bankes
Fohomas Sutton
Mndiana
Mont-Beece
Telford
Marti
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Kanarr
Decker’s Point
Stallerr.& Co
True & Co
Auguste, Maine
Ayer
Purce
White
Spegneeday
Janet
Brush Alove Bridky
Gun
Echennesburg
Gherry Hill
Dupes
Rayo
Gdnoaduy
Armétrone
Anne
Shelocts
Jacksonville
Tubatay
Centre
Homer
Anne Ae Burrell
Blakregive
Plae
East Mahoning
Sandy
West Mahoning
Thurday Gane
R. B. Cummins
Blairsville, PA
Oppo
Oraef'p
A. C. Braughler
Buatx & Romnrs
Millars
Aultman & Taylor
Qinton Monitor
Buckeye
Buckeye Reaper & Mower
Thanas
R. C. Caiuorn
Indira, Pa
Haut Tin
OM Spa Oil Gate
New Haven
Hartford Road
New England
Edwin T. Dunn
Pondha Springs
Col
Charles Allison
Senator Ferry
Fort Wayne
Grand Haven
Macedonia
Davison
Fehecly Brothers
Donnelly
Biddulph
Lincoln
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Chalmette
Miller
John Coyle, Jr
Coyle
Idaville
Ind
Panama Canal Company
Joseph McKay
Montreal
Presbyterian College
Deaf and Dumb
Scotland
Charles E. Hill
Mibionsire
Shanghai
Syracuse
General Land’ Office
Comstockes
Woodford
Stewart
United, States District
Dorséy
French
Metacrine
Thomas C. Plat
Thons Co Platt
Chauncey
M. ‘Depew
Francis “Kerman
Warner Milter
Steeman
Ebaridge Lapham
Josephi Hi Ghoate
Juega ‘Moah
Devis
William A. Asheden
George “H.sharpe
Vane
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