Beaver County Local Option Endorsement Sparks Controversy
A Beaver County Local Option association endorsement angered Lawrence County observers as candidates allied with Penrose backed by local option supporters face questions about endorsements. A Beaver paper printed a letter seeking details on authority and pledges tied to endorsements for state senate and house candidates.
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Lawrence County
Beaver County
Local Option Association
Flocal Option Organization
Beaver Association
Pen‘nose
Penrose
Pennsylvania Assembly
Candi
Senate
Assembly
Birst
Hon
P. White
F. F. Brierly
W. S. Morrison
State Assembly
Beaver County Local Option Association
George Z. Weingartner
State Senate
Hartford P. Brown
D. F. Funkhouser
House of Representatives
Legre
Local Option Club
Socialists Criticize Youngstown Council On Lighting Issue
The Socialists of Youngstown condemned the city councils for their stance on the lighting question, denouncing the decision and urging changes.
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Youngstown
Beasts and Bucks: Meat Prices and Wall Street Monopolies
The Philadelphia North American laments rising meat prices and blames a beef trust in Chicago for pushing pork costs higher. It argues monopolies control essential goods, calls for a government crackdown, and predicts a four year wave of protests to overthrow money monopolists.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Beef Trust
America
Wall Street
Impish Advice on Cars and Politics From a Patchwork Page
A jumble of verse and prose surveys autos as social currency and warns against dealer blarney. It then shifts to political jabber about Fred Rentz, Logan, and County Detective cases, with remarks from Admiral Evans and farm wage notes. The fragments conclude with a Pittsburg dog bite and an Ohio congressman named Mouser.
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Fred L. Rentz
Playing the Fool Sermon Delivers Moral Battle Within
A Saturday night sermon argues against folly using Saul as a cautionary emblem. It links biblical folly to modern science and atheism while urging faith in God as the true source of lasting life. The speaker cites Augustine and Jesus to urge spiritual wealth over material gain.
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I Samuel
Saul
Browning
Byron
Coleridge
John Fiske
British Society For the Advancement of Scientific Research
Lord Kelvin
Augustine
God
Christ
All the world adores a lover Washington Herald style
A fragment of column items notes in satire on mating, politics, crops, and press culture. It mentions Alfred G Vanderbilt offering his wife a divorce settlement, Michigan supreme court on bribes, and Bryan facing mudslinging. Includes grocery and weather quips and a quoted mock poem.
Stephen Doughton Pioneer Die in Hubbard Township Home
Stephen Doughton aged 86 a Hubbard township pioneer died at his home. Details on his early life and surviving family were not provided in the notice. The obituary notes his long residence in Hubbard township.
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Stephen Doughton
Hubbard Township
Westminster Press club elects Mercer president and announces address
At the Westminster Press club meeting Roy Mercer was chosen president and George W. Conway secretary and treasurer. Erasmus Wilson of the Pittsburg Gazette-Times will speak at an open meeting in the college chapel on Friday April 24. New Baseball Captain Frank Sturgeon replaces A P Grier who did not return this term. Several members joined and various locals were noted visiting others.
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New Wilmington
Westminster Press Club
Roy Mercer
George W. Conway
Erasmus Wilson
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Press Club
College Chapel
Frank Sturgeon
Westminster
A. P. Grier
Monongahela
Washington County
Acheson
Carroll Township
Monongahela Borough
Washington
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
D. C
Congress
Donora
Brooks Returns Today From Bloomington Missionary Convent
Rev. Crayton Brooks of the First Christian church arrives in the city from Bloomington Illinois where he attended a missionary convention.
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Crayton
Brooks
First Christian Church
Bloomington
Ill
Cranberries Fifteen Cents Per Quart at Union Market
An old advertisement lists cranberries at fifteen cents a quart at Union Market located on Pittsburg street. Another line promotes LAWRENCE Stain from Sample Hardware Co Mahoningtown Pa as a furniture refinishing option.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Sample Hardware Co
Mahoningtown, Pa
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Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Bert Wells
Bell
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Duncan M. Smith
Admiral Evans
Stokehole
Hell
Mr. Evans
Mercer Press
Ohio
Mouser
Pittsburg
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Kissum
Bootabus
Infernum
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court of Michigan
W. J Bryan
Washington Herald
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S. B. Mitchell
Edenburg
J. G. Martin
D. M. Cleland
Beaver Falls
A. C. McClelland
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Florence Hutchison
Ruley McAuley
Lowellville, O
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Paul
Saturay
W. A. Campbell
Con
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Joseph Mercer
Hookstown
R. S. Mercer
J. F. Williams
New Bedford
William Donaldson
Sistersville
W. Va
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Rev. C
John Tener
Homas W. Lawrence County
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Joseph J. Zimmerman
Judson
Norris
Thomas M. Eckles
Ellwood
Charles F. Ball
Volant
Joseph EK. Ligo
New Castl
W. S. Moore
George T. Weingar
Shenango Township
State
PRP
Emery
New Castle, Pa
Samuel P. White
New Brighton, Beaver Co
James E. Mooney
Second Ward
Almatrim Beatty
Big Beaver Township
Walter
A. W. G Lee
Cagialature
Shenango Townalie
W. W. Stevenson
Third Ward
Thomas M. Stewart
Little Beaver Township
Courte— Prothonotary
Charles H.att
William E. Agnew
Frank Lenored
Elwood City
R. M. Leslie
North Leaver Two
Jacob F&f. Corl
Ellwood City
W. J. Sharp
Pulaski Township
Z. A. Parton
Hickory Township
Guy Zimmerman
J M’mulln
John F. 2Itts
North Beaver Two
Joseph E. Martin
Wilmington
James M’kissick
James A. Stickle
Slipperyrock Township
J. 8S. NG
Jared Hamm
Wilmington Township
J. E. Ramsey
Matthew W. Young
Scott Township
J. S. Schwelnsberg
Oseph Hannon
Union Township
Samuel J. Chambers
J. A. Price
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