Women Temperance Workers Convene in Harlansburg
The semi annual meeting of the Lawrence county Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Baptist church in Harlansburg on Tuesday. Leaders elected for state convention work, reports from local unions, and speeches by Rev Parsons and others highlighted a day of prayer, discussion, and plans for the next gathering. Full attendance praised despite illness and travel hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Harlansburg
Royal Women of God
H. BR. Rueler
New Castle
T. J. Blackwood
Musse
EL NS. Bear
Mary A. Davidson
Post Office and Information Bureau
Crawford
T.F. Blackwood
Conningham
Ellwood City
S. EL BrcChary
Gilson
Mayry White
A. MI
Tesnard
Christine Butler
S. M. MccClear
Ton
Jonny Nay
Evangelical Department
Irs
EB. Roberts
B.E. Butler
Uie
Tey. Drake
Methodist Church
Tost
Ablir
B. J. Roberts
Gibson
Gitsin
Is. N. Laer
A. M. Leonard
Craton
James B. Organ
Hest Brook
Lowsa Black
New Castle Central
E. N. Baer
Avra
C. C. Cunningham
Plaingrove
Anna Martin
Anna Martin Blt Dergrack; Mrs. Caroline Stunt; West New Castle
Stevens
Christene Butler
Shaw
Frank M. Jones
Department of Social Purity
H. Swisher
Ruth Stewart
J. Aiason
Prohibition Party
Lyn
Boak
Princeton
Badellet
Hey. Drake
C 'T
Menara
Hoak
T. Work
Angel
Mra.t
Lawrence County
Minwin
Toren White
Mother White
Feemuninen
Belle Traham
Weal Side Union
Mra
E. McCleary
Filzo
Mlovus
Birs Bary Jordan
Harlansburg Union
Waa
Hese Atayanes
Wandlns
Bizs
Parson
Epworth Ennuch
Parsons
Biles Locke
Jordan
5. M. McCleary
Rev. Drake
Methodiat Church
Lawrence c County
John Aitken
Monns Cunningham
Ehoir
Drake
Parzous
Ray
Dent
Jurors for June term grand jury named in list of voters
A June term grand jury will convene Monday afternoon with trial cases set to begin the following Monday. The roster includes numerous jurors from all wards, with extensive names, wards, and affiliations listed for public selection and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Furore Solows
John B. Barber
Pith Ward
William Coulter
Enon
Monas Cunningham
Scott
Warren Clark
Union
Johny Carr
Third Ward
Strank Libsan
Lew Wiknington
Albert Gillespie
Bir Beavar
Rie A. Haus
Third Wa
Hensiey
Willington
Hiesander Trwin
Neshamiuck
Daiies Locke
Elwood Cus
Charles Mills
Snemungo
Jahan Meum
Bi Thavir
H.C . Ribben
Beeans
Washington
Mnie Weehipeton
James McWulty
Marhormne
Patterson
Ort Beaver
Porter
Resnolds
Wiliam TH. Todge
Vend Wald
Fred Thudestit
W. W. Suidell
Elwood Chix
Woodeck
Pig Teaver
A AW Iingtan
Sevand
STP Teas
Alford
Thirichera
Andrew Seard
Scnbonliys
John A. Mruce
Pitth Wand
Willian
Dothe
Supbury Red
Wilton Crow
A. Cook
Qanby
J. G. Calvert
Caldwell
North Beaver
A.oTk Cox
Mahontg
Alfred Dean
Seon Wyard
John Daugherty
Janes
Wirth Wad
L. 2
Koch
Hiret
Charles
Irk
Serand Wari
John Lawrence
Mtr
David 1
ateteMn
Fatarth Ward
John J. Mayhem Alvinngo
J. W. Morrison
Tinton
Henry Miles
Second Ward
Charles Mathews
First Ward
J. W. McKenn
Cilasich
Navid McCracken
Tilersa
Metleary
Tmekkors
Phily. Newton
Waynes Jonn 1
Palins
Showing
Dali TR
Pantlsan
Flest Ward A
Mrtee
Bolnatsh
PelTwanid Chy J
We AL Teed
Fifth Toy
Sliekiv
Bnppergravts
COW
Slvkart
Dit Travers
Janes Amit
Pulaski
Rose Beeve
Held for Court on Serious Charge Against David Ward
David Ward a well known colored man was arrested after a night assault on Mrs. Arnold on Green Street. Ward resisted officers during transport and was held for court on felonious assault burglary and related charges after a struggle that left Constable Haas muddy and Ward bruised. District Attorney Me dard will prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ward
John Alung
Autry E. Ariold
Arnold
Green Street
Wilson
John Haus
Wilson’s
Grant
Jeffe Ena
Ward
Haus
Randay
Hearihg
Charles W. Hous
Feloniaua
Warf
A. Winternitz
Charles Medard
Commonwealth
Commodore Wm Stress Purchases King Sultan at Fasig Sale
The report notes Commodore Wm Stress of Sharpsville bought the Nandsome stallion King Sultan at the Fasig sale in Uhland for 425, listing lineage and a trotting record of 2:21. It mentions other local horse trades and various unrelated ads and notices embedded in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stress
Sharpsville
King Sultan
Uh Land
Sultan
Hunt Kitty Witker
Red Wilkes
Tt. Ravie
Wallace Turee
Hickory
George
Renting Laxative Bromo Quinine Rate Move
A flawed OCR fragment discusses a renting laxative product, mentioning Bromo Quinine and a rate. The text is garbled with unclear dates and quantities, but suggests pricing or rate changes related to the item. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Cornerstone Laying of Wyse United Presbyterian Church
A historical account recalls the laying of the cornerstone for the Wyse United Presbyterian Church around 1819 1820 in a city area near Washington Street and Bycamore Street. It notes Joseph Kissick led the construction economy, a tin box of church records coins and papers placed beneath the cornerstone, and the church’s later use by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyse
Browne
Joseph Kussick
Thia Ammamt
Washington Street
Lawrence County Natonal Bank
Bycamore
Arena
Gordon Imill
Lst
Joseph Shissick
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Gazette
Whigs
Sournal
Mra. R. A. Browne
Joseph Kissick
Wilder Property Sold On Washington Street Auction
The Wilder property on 40 foot Washington Street, owned by the Wher heirs, sold for 50,020 dollars to Stanley J. Anderson of Pittsburgh after a long sale process that began with a first bid of 22,000 dollars and featured multiple bidders including John W. Kans and Thomas Morehead. Anderson’s final bid set the price as bidders debated terms, with the deed to be recorded to finalize the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlow Street
Charles
Hebingy
Ub. Burm
Stanley J. Anderson
Pitsburg
Charles Robingson
Mit
Con Iritek Cal
Oscar L. Jacksal
Corrie Heirs
Nnn
Petter
Nile
Washington Street
Pridge Buyers
Ale Kerk W. Mirbison
Stintey
He Anderson
Pitteburg
John W. Kans
Follies
Hira
Tf Milter
Thomas Morehead
Stimlesey Anderson
Thomas FL
Morehead
Wits
Anderson
Hint
Durchaanibh
Niger
Antonsien
Wwittsbuirs
Andeealee
National Cement Reorganization Forms Crescent Port-Wn Company
The National Cement company of Winery reorganized into the Crescent Port-Wn Chanent company under new incorporation. Officers include W. Wirkland, Hughes, Prention, Flachelt, Flachelt, and others. The new entity plans production of at least 400 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cement Company of Winery
Tha
Canitad Stork
Tina W. O. Wirkland
Mridgewathes
All-Never Before Style and Quality Emphasized
The shop promotes meticulous dress standards with emphasis on proper style and quality across all lines. It promises savings for purchasers through carefully selected offerings and pricing, inviting customers to explore every department for value.
Fast color-washable fabrics on display for all prices
The store promotes a vast selection of ginghams and lawns in stripes and checks, with fabrics priced from 8 cents to 1 dollar. Highlights include dress ginghams, marcerized cottons in blue pink and oxblood, and embroidered Swisses. A special showing features waist and dress designs with wide price range.
Colored waist fashions with multiple styles and prices
Extensive showing offers colored percale waists in 10 styles, lawn waists with bishop sleeve options, large sailor collar designs, and silk gingham waist varieties in several colors. Prices range from 81.75 to 125 for lawn and percale pieces, up to 5 dollars for linen and 6 dollars for white waists, with the widest assortment available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Steeve
Kimonos and Sacques on Sale in White and Color
A large display features white and colored sacques with lawn trimming and braids. Kimonos in sateens and mercerized cottons range from 2 to 4 dollars, plus oriental designs 5 to 35 cents, and plain white lawn sacques from 1.26 to 2 dollars.
New Mull hats and bonnets dazzle city shoppers
A new showing of summer headwear features smart effects for ladies misses and children. Flowers trimmed Leghorns and Yaree floppy hats for the misses plus new sailors and Mull hats attract attention. Prices range from 30c to $4 for adults and $1.60 up for block sailors.
World’s Best and Cheapest Suitcase Offer
Advertises imitation leather suitcases with brass trimmings and linen lining. Two sizes available, 24 inch at $1.50 and 26 inch at $1.75, pitched as durable, stylish substitutes for solid leather. Urges immediate purchase as a lifetime chance.
Fractured Early 19th Century Editorial Echoes Power Debate
Fragmented OCR excerpt reflects debate on parliamentary powers, federal relations, and territorial expansion. Mentions a prospective act challenging American government, independence rhetoric, and concerns over corruption tied to territorial acquisitions, with vague references to Europe and governance.
Live bug in his sire and a strange creature
Publishers Dinpatel report a large insect found in a man named DANTHOSON. Doctors described its growth as unusual, about three times the size of a Doni haw, prompting hospital examinations and university testing for further analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowter
Thirvara University
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