July Fourth in Belfast and Irish sights recollected
A travel diary recounts visits to Trinity College and its Library with the Book of Kells and the Book of Durrow, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and a striking Christ-like figure in a cathedral. It notes Belfast as an energetic port city with shipyards, linen factories, and a lively Fourth of July celebration, including an American flag tribute and a Gaelic horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll Walogany
Lord Grattan
Londonderry
Battle of the Boyne
Trinity Collage
Kella
Dublin Castle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Christ
Dean Swift
Dubtin
Ireland
Belfast
Indiana
St. Clairs
Haxletts
Pattons
Cunninghans
McCartneys
Wallace
Anthony
Moorhead
Clark
White
Orr
Robinson
Cedric
Baltic
Arcoyneactory
Hather
Oaimgh
County Tyrone
Elkins
Elkin
Monumental Visit Through Ireland and Scotland Narrative
A Pennsylvanian girl recounts a journey tracing ancestry in Ireland and Scotland. She visits Aldebural worship sites, Derry walls, and the Boyne Water near William Prince of Orange heritage, then travels from Larne to the Emendd Isle and Stranerear. She reflects on Irish hospitality, emigration to America and Australia, and wishes peace for the displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebural
Londonderry
Derry Walls
Boyne Water
Willian Prine
Orange
Scotland
Uychy
Larne
Dion
Stranerear
Bonnie Scottland
Treland
Tre- Tard
Ireland
America
Australia
Fibare
Real estate transfers in Indiana County reported
A long list of deeds shows dozens of transfers across Indiana County from Brush Valley to Young and Blairsville. Names include Renore, Catherine Smith, Joseph Mets, Samuel Minck, Edward Hank, Harry Pittman, Joseph Poperchak, Elizabeth Strong, J. H. Engle, Mary Ranson, James Artemus, Southwestern DuBois Railroad, and many more with acreages and dollar amounts ranging from 10 to 83,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Renore
Catherine Smith
Brushvalley
Joseph Mets
Joseph Metz
Indiana Land and Improvement Company
William M. Wilson
South Manketing
Joseph Barbera
G. A. Oberlin
Linus M. Lewis
L. Jacoby
Blairsville
Samuel Minck
FR. Pennington
Hdward Hank
William Pittman
Montgomery
Harry Pittman
Peter Sheiter
Young
Joseph Poperchak
Elizabeth Strong
Mary Paul
Charles Stormer
Indiana
J. H. Engle
R. 1. Ferrier
Green
Charles Wassam
Augustus Weber
Canoe
John Zdraikouski
William Wilson
South Mathowing
Carnal Burie
Josiah Neal
Grant
LO. Charchill
Millie Fleming
William Oakes
W. A. Nichol
Joseph Mears
Margaret Bes Jot
Mary Ranson
Stuby L. Bawden
Clara d. Bartlebaugh
Ajtl Alison
Marion Center
Abram Avey
John Skile
Rayne
Matilda J. Streams
John R. Bryan
Dennie S. Williams
Caroline Cochran
South Mahoning
Bernacci Mortnnato
JH. Engle
Netana
Tleb
Clark
William Garman
Margaret J. Gilbert
Alp
Sivtland
Burrell
Willian P. Kelty
William Ru
J. QO. Ruggles
Elizabeth Sant Ati M
John Farland
Kent Coal Co
Davis Clawson
West Wheathehd
Lottie Tate
Stoo, & Aeres
Indiana Markets Listing Fragments From A Market Column
Fragmented OCR shows market items for Tuesday produce and poultry with unclear prices. Items include butter eggs potatoes beans cabbage onions lard flour and wheat with inconsistent units and misspellings. The readable entries point to a weekly market price list without complete figures or dates.
Pittsburg Market Report October 9
Market notes from Pittsburg covering corn oats hay eggs butter cheese cattle hogs calves and sheep with price ranges for prime to common grades. Highlights include corn mixed ears at 60 to 61, oats No 2 white 24, hay No 1 timothy 12.75, and prime cattle at 5.50 to 5.75 per hundredweight along with several beef and dairy product price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Ohla
Wisconsin
Gould Light Workers
ADDITIONAL PERSON ADS From town and surrounding areas
A long list of local residents visiting relatives and traveling to Pittsburgh Philadelphia Johnstown and Indiana includes Harry White Tr and Mrs W J Stuchell with many others visiting friends in town and nearby cities. Guests and callers include Miss Eleanor Wills of Punxsutawney and Miss Edna Brice of Oak Street among many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Pittsburg
John Selig
Awn
Franklin
W. J. Stuchell
Johnstown
Mra G. White
Merle McCann
Frayne Township
Wits
John Me Jiaeeh
Pittsbieg
William Foreman
Chestnut Street
Alt
Lefavre
Livermore
Indiana
Repine
Hacklick Township
Als. Patton
Philadelphia
Tharadig
Missy Eleaanor Wills
Punxsutawney
Edna Brice
Church Street
B. B. Tiffany
Herbert
Colorado
Helena Vogle
Della Bean
Elizabeth Young
Charlotte Cunninghan
M. G. Smith
Near Town
Elizabeth Smith
Kenwood
Penn Run
Mira
Be A. Pennington
North Ninth Street
Vandergrist
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Indiana Progress
Ita
Coto
Eadhors Mariel Phate Terri Erica
Heal Estate
Tita
Eighth
Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps
Antietam
W. Eberhart
East
Stockton Avenue
Allegheny
G. W. Roof
Dixonville
Normal
Dubois High Level
Blairayille
Library Association of
College Chapel
Guy Carlton Lea
John B. DeMotte
Alfred Allison
W. C. Frost
Mare
DaWitt Miller
J. A. Campbell
James A. White
Naval
D. A. Campneli
Marrlige Licenses. Ltd
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Eer
Eee
Brunley
Tt Wire
Downey Aig
Stringford
George Rpen Py
Kise Bing
Cern Balesy Ite
McLaughlin Brothers
Columbus
Tad
the Ladies’ Suit Department
W. R. Loughry & Company
Oufi Ste
Fleisher
Richardson
Wilton
Brilharts
Anne Samantha
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Samantha
Robert Carell Jillison
New Presbyterian Church
Stillsdale
Bertha Rankin
P. Churchill
Hillsdale
Roger Bros
H. Sutton
PENNA
Ira
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