Johnstown Sufferers Aid Drive Led by President Harrison
Disaster coverage from Johnstown Pennsylvania details funerals relief efforts and the scale of devastation. Officials report thousands missing or dead with medical teams and sanitation workers mobilized. President Harrison presided over a Willard Hall relief meeting urging rapid food and cash contributions to aid survivors.
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Johnstown
Willard’s Hall
Army
Navy
Harrison
Douglass
Pennsylvania
Susquehana
Brotherhood of Man
Jacksonville
Fla
Sanitary Relief Association
Washington
Flood Aid Progress Across Cities
New York has contributed 60 000 dollars to flood relief and expects total aid to reach at least 100 000 dollars. Chicago reported 40 000 dollars yesterday and may rise to 75 000 dollars. Louisville subscribed 3 000 dollars yesterday as relief efforts advance.
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New York
Chicago
Louisville
Flood relief fund totals rise with multiple city drives
Cincinnati fund secretary reports 12000 dollars subscribed for Pennsylvania flood sufferers by yesterday and today. Covington citizens give eight thousand dollars at a morning meeting. Madison adds five hundred fifty five dollars for Johnstown sufferers.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Covington
Madison
Ind
Johnstown
Local Louisville Baseball Team Stranded in Pottsville
A Louisville base ball club called the Louisvilles roamed Pottsville after a freight delay. They challenged the Pottsville Reds, lost the first game, then surged to lead. Their manager plans to move games to Hog Wallow for higher gate receipts.
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Pennsylvania
PottsviLuEe
Edwin S. Wood
Tribune
New Albany
Ind
Louisvilles
Pottsville Reds
Hog Wallow
W.S. Watson
Baltimore American
Temperance Session Highlights New Albany Visit
The Irish Catholic Temperance Union event at Holy Trinity in New Albany featured Mayor McDonald and Father McCabe leading ceremonies. Speakers urged strict laws, temperance support, and denounced saloons, with performances by Madge Shay and praise for Catholic work in Indiana.
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Irish Catholic Temperance Union
Father McCabe
McDonald
New Albany
Father Kelly
Owen Lovejoy
Wm. Hefferan
Holy Trinity Society
Father Reeves
Holy Trinity Halls
Holy Trinity Sanctuary
Holy Trinity
Indiana
Terre Flante
Montgomery Lewis
Mr. Mitchell
Robin
Hanna Hawk
Jim Riley
Carrie Hanlon
Father Meissoniers
Bacchus
Madge Shay
St. Louis
Katie Carrigan
Father Wuchinaw
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Holy Trinity Organization
Floyd County Horticultural Society Meeting Notice
The Floyd County Horticultural Society will meet at the Edwardsville schoolhouse on Saturday June 8. Premiums may be paid to those present. The usual business will be transacted. An invitation is extended to all interested. F M Yenowine secretary. George Dudley’s illness has progressed to measles rather than pneumonia as previously thought.
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Johnstown
Cambria [Ron Company
Cambria Iron Works
Stackhouse
Cambria Iron Company
Cambria
Kernsville
Woodvale
Ninevan
Arthur Kirk
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Conemaugh Valley
Abraham Gilmore
W. J. Gilmore
Samuel Fails
David Prosser
Stony Creek
Conemaugh Lake
W. W. Pickerell
Mineral Point Tower
Mineral Station
South Fork
Mineral Point
Dougherty
Floyd County Horticultural Society
Edwardsville School House
F. M. Yenowine
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Cambria Morrellsboro
Conemaugh
Bureau of Gistration
Dahnstown
Morgan
Cambria Tron Company
Hood
Hastings
McConnaughy
Bureau of Registration
B. Lowman
Lowman
W. R. Jones
Evan Jones
Citizens’ Committee
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Erell
J.P. Wilson
Wilson
Argyle Coal Company
Pickerel
East Conemaugh
Gilmore
Cincinnati and Covington
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Lovett and Reynolds
Baltimore
Yea
Keenan
Columbus
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Humphries and Sommers
Beattin
Sutcliffe
Hue and Swartzell
Foreman
Quinn
Boston
Clarkson
Bennett
Sanders and
Shriver
Veeeka
Keete
Mack
Keefe
M’donald
William Hefferan
Horticultural Society
George Dudley
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