Unfortunate Death In Forest County Woods
Samuel Henry of North Mahoning township died while chopping in the woods near Hendclyne Forest county on Saturday. He fell from a log about eight feet injuring his neck and died soon after. He was 26, son of David Henry of North Mahoning, employed by Win Crossman in Forest county. Interred in Perrysville Jefferson county Monday. He was esteemed in the township and a member of Trade City Castle No 341 Gowen bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Henry
North Mahoning Township
Hendclyne
Forest County
Perrysville
Jefferson County
David Henry
North Minhoving Township
Neueanan
Win
Crossman
Une
Gal
Wie
North Mihourne
Trade City Castle No
Gol- Wen Bales
Mr G W Boadenhmann Stricken with Apoplexy
Mr George W Boadenhmann of this place was stricken with apoplexy Saturday afternoon while in the furniture room of Mr A H Apple. He fainted, recovered consciousness at home, but throat and one side of his body were paralyzed. He remains in critical condition despite doctors' efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Boadenhigamiet
A. H. Apple
Uouian
Tuck
Injunction Proceedings Between Two R R Companies Settled
Judge White adjourned Philadelphia and Pittsburgh versus Pennsylvania Railroads injunction steps with both sides agreeing to an indefinite continuance and a forthcoming conference. The case will resume on fifteen days’ notice. A Philadelphia meeting Monday aims to settle the right of way dispute outside court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Philadelphia & Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroads
Philadelphia
Forty Pints Drained From Patient’s Abdomen
Mrs. David Coy of near Corode in this county suffered from dropsy. Dr. J. W. Morrow of March and performed a paracentesis to tap the abdomen, removing forty pints of fluid. The patient is greatly relieved and resting comfortably, though the relief may not be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Coy
Corode
J. W. Morrow
Marchand
Cosmopolitan Club Celebrates Sixteenth Anniversary Banquet
The Cosmopolitan Club marks its sixteenth anniversary Friday with a banquet in its rooms. About thirty couples attend as music by a Pittsburgh orchestra and supper are provided. The event is billed as the season’s greatest social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Pittsburg
Sheep Run Over by Passenger Train at No 4 Bridge
A passenger train struck and killed sixteen sheep owned by Harry Carson of Center township at No 4 bridge on the Branch line on Monday evening. The railroad company buried the animals on Tuesday. A false rumor claimed the Cherry Tree monument dedication would be postponed. services will proceed as announced. Prof. J L Apple from this place will sing at the Somerset county institute next Wednesday and Thursday and at the Cambria county institute in Edensburg the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carson
Center Township
Cherrytree
J. L. Apple
Somerset County Institute
Cambria County Institute
Edensburg
Appointment of D A Gorman as county mercantile appraiser
On Tuesday the County Commissioners appointed Mr. D A Gorman of Hortons mercantile appraiser. It was a wise selection as Squire Gorman is in every way qualified to attend to his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Gorman
Hortons
Squire Gorman
Ling and Mack Wed in East Wheatfield Parsonage
Mr. C. F. Ling and Miss Ada E. Mack of East Wheatfield township were married at the M. E. parsonage by Dr. M. M. Sweeny on last Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ling
Ada E. Mack
East Wheatfield Township
M. E. Parsonage
M. M. Sweeny
Sheriff Sales Delay Press Deadline
The press run was delayed due to a large list of sheriff sales arriving unusually late this week.
Official election returns 1894 Prohibition and Socialist Labor results
The document lists total votes for Prohibition and Socialist Labor candidates in the 1894 general election, with Hawley and Kane P. leading for governor and congress roles. It also provides majorities for Hastings, Lyon, Mylin, Latta, Grow, Huff, Heiner, Seanor, McGaughey, and Langham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L
Metzler
Congress
van Kirk
Hastings
Lyon
Mylin
Latta
Latta, 3,697; Congresseee Grow, 3,722, Huff, 3,738; Congress, Heiner
Assembly
Seanor
McGaughey
White
Langham
Miller
Jr. O. U. A. M. Advisory Board Meets in Indiana County
Indiana County Jr. O. U. A. M. Advisory Board met in Indiana Council hall with eight councils present and about sixty members. Armagh Council 431 joined the advisory group. Next meeting is in Armagh on December 13 with a public session on public school legislation. A luncheon followed provided by R. M. Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Advisory Board
Hall of Indiana Council
Indiana
Homer City
Blairsville
Gettysburg
Mechanicsburg
Pine
Dixonville
West Lebanon
Shelocta Council
Armagh
Hall of Armagh Council
Indiana Council
R. M. Crawford
Change in Pittsburg editorial staff at Gazette
George Jenks leaves city editor post to join the Dispatch. Walter J. Christy succeeds him at the Commercial Gazette, aged 23, son of G. B. Christy of this place. Christy rapid in journalism, with his brother E. O. Christy in a Pittsburg Post editor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
George Jenks
Dispatch
Walter J. Christy
Jenks
Christy
Walter
Commercial Gazette
Indiana
E. 0
Pittsburg
Pension agent Secures Soldiers’ Pensions in County
Last week Frank Dona hugh of this place secured pensions for three old soldiers in the county. Recipients include Michael A. Overdorff of Blainsville Co. L 6th Pa Artillery at $6 monthly, L. M. Thomas of this place Co. A 135th Pa Vol Infantry at $6, Rev. John C. Brown Marion Center Co. M 2nd Pa Vol Cavalry at $12, and John D. Thompson of Blairsville at $8 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Donahugh
Michael A. Overdorff
Blainsville
Co. L
L. M. Thomas
This Place
Co. A
John C. Brown
Marion Center
Co. M
Pa. Vol
John D. Thompson
Blairsville
National Guard company moves drills to Water Street armory
In Their Old Quarters Co F N G P has moved from the old skating rink to the Water Street armory. They deem the rink unsafe for drill and report property abuse by youths gaining entry. The first drill will be held in the old hall Friday evening, with a reading room and office being fitted in the basement this week.
Local G A R Posts Inspected by J M Marshall
J M Marshall of this place inspected Homer City G A R Post No 533 last Friday evening and on Tuesday evening inspected the Blacklick Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Marshall
Homer City
G. A. BR. Post
Blacklick
Monument Day at Canoe Place Falls on Friday
Cherrytree in the county prepares for a large crowd on Friday November 16 the day of the monument unveiling at Canoe Place. A souvenir edition of the Cherrytree Record will be published this week twelve pages. Program includes prayers addresses by Governor Robi E Pattison Governor-elect Hastings ex Governor Beaver and others with musical interludes by local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrytree
Canoe Place
Cherrytree Record
C. J. Cameron
J. R. E. Craighead
America
Robi. E. Pattison
Daniel H. Hastings
James A. Beaver
John P. Elkin
Indiana
F. A. Shoemaker
Ebensburg
Thomas H. Murray, Esq
Clearfield
A. V. Barker
Harry White
Cyrus Gordon
Eva Jones Hosts Evening at Clyde Home
Friday evening Miss Eva Jones entertained friends at her parents Mr and Mrs David Jones home near Clyde in this county. The Snerry party joined for a supper at 10:00 pm and guests danced to superb music until the wee sma hours, with twenty guests delighted by the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Jones
David Jones
Clyde
Blairsville Republicans Form County South Club
On Friday evening Blairsville Republicans moved to organize a new club for the southern part of the county. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Bateman and Hutchison to Wed in Pittsburg Tomorrow
Mr. John Bateman and Miss C Anna Hutchison plan marriage in Pittsburg on Thursday. Miss Hutchison is the daughter of Mrs. Susan Hutchison of Armagh. They will reside in Pittsburg after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bateman
C. Anna Hutchison
Pittsburg
Miss Hutchison
Susan Hutchison
Armagh
Dedication Planned for Smicksburg M. E. Church
The new M E church at Smicksburg will be formally dedicated on Sabbath, November 25. Rev J A Boyle of the Pittsburg conference will deliver the dedicatory sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Smicksburg
J. A. Boyle
Pittsburg
Mrs Trimble Suffers Paralytic Stroke in White Township
Mrs. Mary Trimble widow of the late James Trimble of White township suffered a paralytic stroke on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trimble
James Trimble
White Township
Nuns May Teach In Public Schools Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in a Gallitzin school case brought by the Junior Order United American Mechanics to bar Catholic nuns from teaching in public schools. The Order plans pushes for a legislature backed law clarifying nun rights and public school status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gallitzin
United American Mechanics
Barker
Cumbria
Dean
Justice Williams
T. H. B. Patterson
Institute Program at Cookport Friday and Saturday 1894
Program for an institute to be held at Cookport on Friday evening and Saturday November 23 and 24 1894 Friday Evening Entertainment by the school Debate Resolved That the Study of Grammar is More Beneficial than the Study of Physiology Affirm J M Rodkey Miss Williams Deny Dr McCullough Miss Emma Fleming Saturday Morning Teaching by the teacher until 1130 Recitation Miss Cresswell Criticisms or commendations on fore noon s work Saturday Afternoon Primary Number Work Miss Kate Fleming Primary History Mr John Brown alternate Miss Stella McCoy Primary Reading Miss Fisher Sunshine and Shadows of a Teacher s Life Mr Luther McLeister Recitation Miss Logicard Question Box
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
J. M. Rodkey
Williams
Deny
Dr. McCullough
Emma Fleming
Kate Fleming
John Brown
Stella McCoy
Miss Fisher
Luther McLeister
Logicard
Laurel Swamp No 11 School Attendance Report
The Laurel Swamp school No 11 in Cherryhill township reports for the month ending Nov 3. Male and female attendance totals 59 with 46 average, 92 and 82 percent respectively. List of nonmissing days names students and teachers CIERO BARNETT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Swamp
Cherryhill Township
George
Harry Waltemire
Willie
Jones
Roy Lockard
Don
Farle Reed
Harrison
Monroe Learn
Elmer Nicewarner
Ira
Hollis Lockard
Eva McCullough
Tracy
Nannie Robertson
Edna and
May Young
Mabel Lockard
Emma McCullough
Bessie Reed
Sarah Martin
Ciero Barnett
Alexander Fresh Released on 500 Bail for December Court Appearance
Alexander Fresh was released from jail on Tapeday on a $500 bail pending his appearance in December court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Fresh
Homestead Defeats Normal 40 to 0 In Lopsided Game
On Monday afternoon Homestead routed Normal at Normal grounds, despite missing four key players. Normal scored 30 points in the first half before Homestead dominated, adding a late touchdown and two goals to reach 40. The crowd found the day cool and the play uncompetitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Homesteaders
Indiana Ladies Form Reading Circle The Brownie Club
The Brownie Club a new reading circle formed by Indiana women held its first meeting in Miss Leonard s parlors in Normal with reading and music. Members present included Miss Wright Miss Kennedy Miss Leonard Miss Kendig and Mrs G W Hood Mrs Virginia Hitchcock Miss Helen Sutton Miss Annie Sutton and Miss Zoe Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Indiana
Soldier loses eye in War. minie ball found in mouth
Jacob Dunckle of Aaronsburg Centre County, a soldier, previously wounded in the eye when surgeons washed the eye the bullet was not probed for. On Thursday he coughed during a spasm and friends noticed a object drop from his mouth. Examination revealed a minie ball lodged in the back of his mouth, having traveled from the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dunckle
Aaronsburg
Centre County
Dunckle
New Church Organized with Fortyfive Members in Blairsville
The Second United Presbyterian church of Blairsville was organized Tuesday afternoon after Presbytery in Conemaugh appointed a provisional session. Rev. K A Jamison led the sermon. Forty-five certificates from First United Presbyterian were admitted. Elders elected: James Anderson, W T Hamill, S J Telford, J H Stewart, George Rowe. Communion planned for Sabbath and elders to be ordained Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Conemaugh
Blairsville
Thursda
K. A. Jamison
Apollo
Thomas Hart
Clarksby
Dr. Hunter
Thompson
Homer City
J. W. Calhoun
Shelocta
Jamison
First United Presbyterian Church
Messrs
James Anderson
W. T. Hamill
S. J. Telford
J. H. Stewart
George Rowe
R. A. Jamison
Friends of Rev W J Wilson Celebrate His Birthday
Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Rev W J Wilson in Shelocta to celebrate his fiftieth birthday. A noon meal delighted guests, followed by afternoon social amusements and music. Mr Wilson received many gifts as tokens of respect from attendees including Mr and Mrs M Wilson and Mrs D C Mack with daughter Ollie. Also present were Mrs Andrew Kerr and her two children from Nineveh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wilson
Shelocta
M. Wilson
D. C. Mack
Ollie
Andrew Kerr
Nineveh
Republican Ratifications in Green Township Gatherings
Republicans in Green Township celebrated the party’s victory with gatherings at Cookport and at D. R. Houk’s store. The festivities featured enthusiastic cheers, a torn suspenders incident, and a large turnout as supporters toasted the Republican win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
Cookport
Ben
Purchase
D. R. Houk
District Vote Returns Judges of Our Congress Meet
Return judges of the district met Tuesday to authorize district results. Board members listed include Heiner R with 24 754 votes Kinady Th 24 1075 Van Kirk Pro 963 and Heiner 1 with 1 917 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Condistrict Feet
Secrece
Heiner
Kinady
van Kirk
Public Health Worries After Illnesses Reported
Seakie Serkan Oak acerapively White faced pneumonia threats but later doctors say she is out of danger. Mrs. Sara Sutton of Breese dale is confined to her home and seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Sutton
Large flock seen at farm of William Sheeman
A reader reports a large flock observed at the William Sheeman farm. The birds whirred overhead in a loud murmur, with about thirty bound birds noted nearby, during the week cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Wil
Wm. Sheeman
Hed Lars
Oxr Moves Saw Mill to Shaffer Farm for Timber Cut
Mr J L Oxr relocates his saw mill from White township to the farm of Mr D F Shaffer in Center township for a two month period to cut a large tract of timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Oxr
White Township
D. F. Shaffer
Center Township
Maids and Matrons Whist Club Meets on Fifth Street
The Maids and Matrons Whist Club held a gathering on South Fifth Street on Monday evening. Light refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fifth
Smickeburg te the Renner District
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local district mention with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Smickeburg and Renner District amid partial phrases and quotation marks, suggesting a local civic or geographic reference without a complete narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smickeburg
Renner
Incomplete Act Note for May 22 Com Angaet Deadlines
Fragmentary OCR note references the Act of May 22 and deadlines for Com Angaet. It mentions Kean Angaet and Seep tart with unclear context or role. No clear event, date, or organizational details are discernible from the readable text.
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