WEDDINGS Ai A WItER, ROWLAND and Bolender Znner
Nelson Leavis and Miss Bessie Catherine Rowland wed at bride's home in Brush Valley in high noon ceremony officiated by her father Rev Wins Rowland. Attendants were Harvey C. Rowland and Miss Birdilla Overdorf. The following day a reception was held. Separately John J. Bolender and Miss Margaret Zener wed in Wilkinsburg with Rev. Ware officiating. Also noted are other local marriages and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
A. Nelson Leavis
Town
Bessie Catherine Rowland
Wins Rowland
Brushvalley
Harvey C. Rowland
Birdilla Overdorf
Brushy Valley
Annis Wissinger
Cimbrie County
Roosevelt declines to seek another term in formal statement
The article compiles Roosevelt's November 9 statement after election returns, stating he will not run again and accepting the responsibility of his tenure. It covers responses from Judge Parker and Democratic leaders, and notes Roosevelt voting at Oyster Bay and other political updates.
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New Jersey
Roosevelt
McKinney
Bryan
Virginia
Campbell Slemp
Georgia
South Carolina
Parker
Iowa
Alabama
Louisiana
North Carolina
Hase
Florida
Congress
Nebraska
Mc.Kinley
Cam- Mittra
Willsa Alden Smith
Mississippi
Hotish Iorshood
South Dakota
Seavior Kittridge
Crane
Republican Stata Central Committee
Judge Parker
Washington
Thua
House of Representatives
Esopus
Oyster Bay
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Westlands
Kingslon
N. Y
Noy
Tudge Parker
Green Hill Avenue
Utird
Ninth Ward
Kingslay
Walcoing
Alton Brooks Parker
Leaving National Guard Major Sumttel Resigns Amid Move
Major Sumttel Hughes formerly of town resigns as cashier of the National Bank at Shieustl, to join the Fifth Regiment staff. The meeting to confirm the succession of west officers was held at Abona. Hughes served many years as a guardsman and once captained Company 1 of awa, Miss. Annie and Sarah Lowry of Pungsutawney were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adan D. Lowry over the weekend.
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Sumttel $L Hushes
Natiogad
Shieustl
Washington County
Nator
Fith Regiment
Nedonal Guard
West
Aboona
Qn Nesh Thesday
Hughes
Ow Midhenad
Cowpany 1
Awa
Annie and
Sarah Lowry
Pungsutawney
Adan D. Lowry
Town
Wbbath
Week's HewS Record in scattered reports
A collected digest from Chicago and various cities reports deaths and accidents. Notable items include Martin W. Burke found dead in bed in Chicago, and ex Confederate General Jesse J. Finney's death at 92 in Florida. Other items cover ship sinking near New York, fires in Michigan, heavy snow in Kingston, and multiple violent incidents across the states with fatalities and arrests.
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Chicago
Martin W. Burke
Washington
Germany
United States
Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Burke
Idzgho
Crerin
Benjamin
Grank
Laka City
Fla
Jesse J. Finecy
Burlington
Jacob Graves
Thomas Layton
Frys Island
Lowell
Mass
Huntington Hall
Kingston
N. Y
Catskill Mountain
Owiingsville
Linton
New York
Cohimola
Lowel
Mirs
Rachael McCranken
Pittsburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marion
Tuscola County
Here
Kegoro Takahira
Shrady
Boston
May Irwin
National Theater
Benjamin B. DeCosta
St. Vinecent’s Hospital
Secretary of the Navy
Coal Creek
Marshal Yates
Grant
Westey Thorpson
Negloes
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Radford
Lynch
Firewan Kipps
Detroit
Edward Howard
Fort Street
East
Arthur
Bay City
Wiliam Muthart
Munger
Martha Scuba
Sle
Obituary for George Patchin Patehin at 70 in Armagh
George Patchin Patehin died October 10 1904 at his son JMyank’s Wilmerding home after pneumonia illness. He aged 70 years 3 months born July 1 1834 in Lake George N Y moved to Clearfield county at 14, later lumber business, moved to Armagh five years ago. Survived by wife and nine children Edwin Horace Frank Mrs Ernest L Erhard Mrs Wellington Spyres Guy Mollie Inez Mabel. Funeral in Patchinville Presbyterian church buried Patchinville cemetery. Also notes gratitude from Ruth Ceacfard family and locals for aid after a fire incident.
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George BE. Patehin
Jmyank
Wilmerding
Hod A.m
Mr. Patehin
Armagh
Indiana County
Wilkinsburg
Ma Patchin
John H. Patchin
Patchinville
Clearfield County
Lake George
Edwin
Cherrytree
Horace
Prank
Ernest L. Erhard
Glassport
Wellington Spyres
Johnstown
Guy
Mollie
Inez
Mabel
Patchin
Presbyterian Church
Redding sells Ebensburg farm to Pittsburg buyer
M I Redding of Ebensburg formerly lived in West Mahoning township has sold his Dayton area farm to a Pittsburgh party for seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Redding
Ebensburg
West Mahoning Township
Dayton
Pittsburg
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Sons
Oweire
Nout
Indiana
Pily Jamison
Samet A. Vyy
Miss Milimay
Jamison
Blacksick
Rey
Layerty
8. J. Sides
Blacklick
John I Auventz
Burrell
Andrew Burger
Burrell Township
Joseph Williams
Blairs
Conyunylle
Barrell Township
Patate
Harry G. Voekenbors
Lincoln Gibson
Gibson
Atabourne Teers Esquive de A. Crossman
Meldiay Menitis Lewis
Iselin
Foy
Dicense
Pemental
Chiteken
Ohielker
Litrary
Callon
C. Agntrews
Philadelphia
Balletiy
le. Andrews
J. Bert Bell
Fomerr
Weil
Marjorie Ayros
Sharpsburg
Judying Normal
Gayerillith
A. P. Grilfith
Philadelphia Street
New York City
H. &. Wyncrop
Minnesota
Johnson
Dunn
Delaware
Colorado
Milton Smid
Democratic State Committee
Anya Adams
Wit
Peabody
Repai- Niewa
Conyers
Republicwie Chatrauin
Riys Roosevelt
Peaboty Ia
Dhaush
S. J. Telford
John P. Elkin
National Guard
Harry McCreary
Berkley, Cal
Nancy
W. R. Loughry & Company
Allethdany
Ruth Ceacfard
Lewis Wissinger
Center Township
Yenry
Payid Repine
Inwa
Laan Ber Aid Supply Company
Alma B. Whitley
Canoe Ridge Iin
Proberi AM
Mekee
Flora
U. Hrandinges
West Wheatfield
Hitthe B. Maele
West Wheatfiald
Vuelta Koxorathen
Torey
Habeus Witkinstaurg Entrabett
Sold Pits Arm
S.neff
Thomas Block
Michigan
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