Portrait of James G Blaine A Pennsylvanian Politician
A compact biography outlines Blaine's early life from Massachusetts to Maine and Pennsylvania, his education at Washington College, and rise in politics. It notes his editorial work, Republican leadership in the state, terms in the legislature, speakership, and key national roles including secretary of state. It covers his presidential campaigns, Blaine’s Pan American policy, and his death January 1893.
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Garfield
Blaine
Chile
Perm
Arthur
Roscoe Conkling
Congress
New York State
Grover Cleveland
Europe
Benjamin Harrison
Tie
Bright
Gail Tamilton
Experts Baffle Experts Over Forged Check Case
Erie court heard Grace Grant 25 on a charge of forging a Christmas club savings check and cashing it at a local store. Handwriting experts found three signatures virtually alike, with bank experts unable to identify which matched the forged one. Grant bound over to next term for jury verdict.
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Erie
Stuart Momeyar
Grace Grant
Kentuckian found frozen near former crime scene
SALYERSVILLE Ky Jan 31 Robert Perkins was found dead yesterday within 20 feet of the fog pile where he allegedly hid the body of Elijah Blair his brother in law three years ago Blair was shot but recovered Perkins fled with his family believing himself a murderer Persistent barking from a farmer s dog led to the discovery of Perkins body there were no marks of violence and it appears he froze to death
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Salyersville
Robert Perkins
Elijah Blair
Blah
Perkins
Pageant at Central Presbyterian Church Presented by Youths
The Christian Endeavor Society of Central Presbyterian Church presents the pageant The Keeper of the Lamm by Anita Therris during the evening service on Sabbath. The event features full costumes and aims to portray youth seeking moral guidance. Direction by Margaret Lowery Joyce Wilson and Fuente Love with the church choir conducted by L. L. Thompson assisting musically. The pageant, sent to the Presbyterian Board for use on Denominational Day, emphasizes religious education.
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Central Presbyterian Chaurch
Anita Therris
Margaret Lowery
Joyce Wilson
Fuente Love
Central Presbyterian Church
L. L. Thompson
Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Board of Chrisian Education
Army Association Dinner Held in Grove City Hotel
The Mercer County Sector of the Army of the United States held its regular quarterly meeting in Grove City Pa with a dinner at the Penn Grove Hotel for 20. Prof Greig S Hoyt of Grove City College spoke on The Measure of a Man. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Major William G Smith Grove City First VP Lieut T M Tears Greenville Second VP Lieut F H Wyatt Farrell Secretary Treasurer Lieut James A Walker Grove City. Guests included Hoyt Capt Walter McCord Fort Benjamin Harrison GC G Harshaw and C B Hines among others. meetings to be bi monthly now and committees named.
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Association of the Army of the United States
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T. M. "Tears
Greenville
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Farrell
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G. Harshaw
This Place
C. B. Hines
Stansboro
L. BE. Burnsides
Lieut McKelvey
Sharon
Farrel
Marriage License Returned To Clerk By New Castle Couple
A New Castle couple applied for a marriage license on Tuesday but decided not to marry. They returned license No. 20,7065 issued January 27, 1925, signed Peter Wankura, to the clerk of courts.
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New Castle
Fagie
Mather
Dean Thompson
Peter Wankura
Young People To Meet On Sunday Program
A comprehensive and entertaining program for the Young People's Sunday School Conference is planned for Sunday afternoon February 1 in the auditorium of the WCA. The event begins at 2:15 with Geneva Fleming presiding, featuring talks on Sunday school work from church representatives, music by John Bevin and Thelma Kenley, devotional segments, and sections on physical and spiritual leadership. The program includes floral culture, social and religious activities, a demonstration of organized volunteer work, and a closing benediction, with officers and committees of the New Castle Sunday School Council listed.
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Madison Avenue Christian
Thelma Kenley
Iret
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Jéader
Boston
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Rom
Henrietta Campbell
John
George Phelps
Central Christian
Ohn
f—Roe Naser
George M. Linn Ais
1St Baptist Church
Friendship Cirela Ound
New Castle
Ner
Ginka
Myrna Stiteinger
Epworth
Ruth Dannaldson
Wighland U
Retty Gilmore
Aladison Avenue
Christina
Prudence Sankey
Wee Jodi Iguitaawa
Wee Jodi Iguitaawa Ad Uy May
Perry Shuler
Tst
Charles Matthews
Grice MM
John Woyrick
Pst Baptist
Job
John Wagleson
Sed Uv
Tet Iesidin
Vernelia Gowan
Bpes
Snow Ball Fight Ends With Stabbings In Wheeling
Tony Martino and Frank Sumas were stabbed late last night in an unknown assault after a snowball throwing dispute. They were taken to Glendale Hospital in serious condition. Witnesses recalled a misidentified assailant and a confrontation over objects thrown.
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Wheeling
Five Ave Held On Conspiracy Charge
A group including Myers Moran Emanuel Rogecti Edward Allison RH Ogborn and Stephen Coltweed faced conspiracy charges in a grand jury session. The defendants were alleged to be connected with a Brunswick pool hall business and related dealings in a district court.
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Plata
Hoare
Myers Moran
Cosmic
Emanuel Rogecti
Restaurieut
Edward Allison
RH. Ogborn
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Oghorn
United Sir Brunswick
Bread Price Boosted Two Cents A Loaf
Liverpool announces a two cent rise in the price of the 2-onney tatot brand loaf effective Monday. The increase affects standard retail prices with adjustments tied to packaging and wrapping costs cited as the reason.
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Old Lakers
Liverpool
Wallsvileth Chaser
Newell
W. Via
Ontario’s Mines Forecast Strong Gold Output in 1825
A year of record value is projected as Ontario’s mines, led by a top gold producer, aim for aggregate output worth about $32,500,000 in 1825. The 1924 bulletin from the Department of Mines notes $20,053,588 produced in the prior year and $42,000,000 in status cited, with expectations of continued growth.
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