Harrinidh dies peacefully after long career in finance
The distinguished financier Harrinidh died at his secluded Tower Hill home after a long illness. Surrounded by physicians and nurses, he passed away following a terminal disorder. He leaves two daughters Mary and Carol and two sons Walter and Roland, with Mrs. Simons. Rev Dr J Holmes McGuinness was not at home. Born February 25, 1849, he rose from poverty to become president of the Union Central Railroad, reorganizer of the Union Pacific, and builder of a vast oceanic railway system, amassing a fortune between 50 and 100 million dollars.
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Bagan
Tower Hill
Harrinidh
Mary
Ca Ol
Walter
Roland
Simons
J Holmes McGuinness
Arden Parish
Harrian
Baretingi
L. II
Wall Street
New York Stock’ Exchange
Jtine Mary Averell
Rochester
N.Y
Nkons -Central Railroad
Union: Pacific
J. Fierpont Morgan
Oceano-Ocean
Plumville Fights Glen Campbell In County Ball Clash
Glen Campbell shut out Plumville 0 in the first game of a three game series at Normal Grounds. Plumville pitcher Seanor saved some pride with two key escapes as Glen Campbell’s defense limited Plumville’s scoring. A doubleheader is planned, with manager Norris confident and Seanor determined to defend the county crown. The county title chase extends into Homer City and future seasons look bright.
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Glén
Campbell
Hutting
Plumville
Glen
Gille
Seanor
Hig
Glen Campbell
Carters
Scott Norris
Glen ‘Campbell
Noah Seanor
Plumvillée
Glen Camp
Curves
Homer City
Geta
TACE
Stout Brides Sought in Webster Letter Request
A Webster, Pennsylvania, notice reveals a man seeking a stout wife via a published letter. He specifies ages and weight, claims readiness for marriage and afterlife, and asks responders to send replies to M. T. at Webster post office. Other notes mention Miss Buckley and Miss Quenesells visiting Shelocta and relatives in Clarksburg.
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Wachinston
Rome
M. T
Webster
Postory
Dongra
Pests Attack Carolina Poplars and Plant Care Advice
A Pennsylvanian zoologist discusses insect damage to Carolina poplars and leaves on Magnum Bonum plums and pears. Guidance includes using carbon bisulfide injections to stop borers, moisture and nitrate care for plums, and lime Paris green dusting or spraying as remedies for pear and cherry leaves.
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Carolina
Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania
Aweloultire
Columbia’ County
Surface
Carolina Poplar
Germantown
Hint for Parents on Early Life and Fatherly Talk
The text notes that many twenty eight year olds become hard and unapproachable due to the troubled first ten years. It argues that few fathers and mothers, even if socially fluent, habitually speak with their children. The claim highlights parental communication as shaping character.
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Plumvill
Town
Mardoz Center
Edgar Mack
Windher
Wdith Buckley
Ruth Qeunsenells
Shelocta
Philadelphia
Bee. Ramer
Clarksburg
W. van Rag
Henry Ramer
Surtiue
Talia
Elderton
Harry McCracken
Clarence George
Robert Buckley
Hiderton
Standard Oil Company
Shreveport
Cincinnati
Steubenville
Columbia
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Mussingippi
Clayton Nupp
Swissvale
Myre
George Nupp
Purchase Line
Sagamore Fennan
William Elliott
Sagamore
Boyle
Armstrong Aun
Bergenville
Pittsburg
W. R. Loughry
Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
Indiana
Penna
Indiana News Stand
Reach Sporting Goods
C. B. Huey
Moore Hotel
Josephine Poultry Farm
Butt Orphingtons
Cook
Barred P. Rocks
Thompson
P. Rocks
Fisher
C. Buff Leghorns
C. White Leghorns
R.C. Rhode Island Reds
Columbian Wyandottes
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia &T
Muda
Atts College
Bang Daughters
Christan Lein
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Indiana County
Deposit Bank
M. M. Thompson
Vogel Brothers
Waverly
Waverly Oil Works Co. Independent Oil Refiners
Geo. D. Leydie
L. Pattison Co
Phila. Street
Garret
Iil
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Franta Brothers, Proprietors
Rosamoyne
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