William Meredith Pennsylvanian statesman and lawyer
William Meredith a Philadelphia public officer and prominent lawyer, served as United States secretary of the treasury under Taylor and Pennsylvania attorney general during the Civil War era. He led the Whigs in the legislature, chaired select council, and contributed to the Geneva Arbitration effort. He died August 17, 1873, in Philadelphia. His brother Sullivan Amory Meredith was a brigadier general in the Civil War.
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William Morris Meredith
Philadelphia
Treasury
United States
William and
Gertrude Gouveneur Ogden Meredith
Lewis Morris
Gouverneur Morris
Republic
France
New York
Meredith
William Meredith
Schuylkill Bank
Young William
William
Girard Will
United State
Zachary Taylor
Mr. Meredith
Taylor
Andrew G. Curtin
United States Supreme Court
Sullivan Amory Meredith
Listening to Static and Norse Centennial Airs
A short column notes rising radio fading due to heat waves, mentions WOC Davenport and Chicago stations, and previews the Norse-American Centennial broadcasts from Minneapolis and St Paul. It urges portable sets for camping listening and invites reader contributions.
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WOC
Davenport
Chicago
Honorary chancellor address at Union College centennial
Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador, speaks at Union College’s one hundred and twenty-ninth commencement. President Coolidge delivers Norse-American Centennial address in Minneapolis. Ted Weems and his orchestra perform in Pittsburgh record contest night.
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WGY
Schenectady
a _m
Esme Howard
Union College
WOCO
Minneapolis
President Coolidge
Wdias
Pittsburgh
WCAB
Ted Weems
Pittsburgh Grand Theater concert and scores broadcast
In East Pittsburgh on June 9 1925 the program airs with baseball scores at 9 p m and 10 30 p m Stockman reports at 8 45 p m Lyman Almy Perkins presents solo and pupils ensemble numbers at 9 55 p m Arlington time signals weather forecast followed by a Grand Theater Pittsburgh concert recap
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EDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockman
Lyman Almy Perkins
Arlington
Grand Theater
Promoted Students From Local Townships Enter High School
Shenango Scott and Slippery Rock townships send students to the high school next fall. The list includes many eighth graders from New Castle Slippery Rock and surrounding areas with addresses, rd numbers, and streets. The article notes a closing line about teaching Christianity to primitive people.
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Shenango
Scott
Slippery Rock
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Lawrence County
America
Sorsenren Sv
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L Lasky
Cparamount
University of Pennsylvania
Wurlitzer
C. B. O'Donnell
East Street
Mildred Harris
Robert Frazer
Norman Herry
Aileen Pringle
Kenneth Hammond
Kenneth
McDonald
Equator
South O E Fouator
Spat
South O
THE
North Pole and
Pathe News
Zemo
Robin’s Furniture Co
East Washington Street
St. Paul
Norway
WCCO
Frank O. Edgecombe
Nebraska Signal
Geneva
Neb
Lieumond
Wear
Cleveland
Ohio
TEAF
Metcalf
WEAF
United Synagogue of America
Bank of America
Gold Dust Twins
Eveready Hour
WCAE
Grand Opera
WLW
Cincinnati
College Hill
Powel Crosley, Jr
Formica Concert Orchestra
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Sewete
American Farm Bureau Federation
Beecham
Louis Loeffler
Rochester, N. Y
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York Bay
Beecham’s
Wedufford
Washington St
N.C
Bailey’s Auto Supply
Jefferson Street
the Liberty
Milton Frank
New Castle Home. Co
New Castle
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Washington Street
Herbert Brenon
Alice Joyce
Mary Brian
Neil Hamilton
Esther Ralston
Paris
Ture
Eve
PATHE
Scott Township
Jessie Dean
R. D
Forrest Eakin
Dorothy Fleming
Raymond McCleary
Gertrude MecKissick
Elizabeth Haering
New Castile
Marie Haering
Elizabeth Eakin
Shenango Township
Elmer Badger
Wampum
Edward Beltz
Selma Benson
Katie Bender
Emma Brown
Hamilton Street
Margaret Colquhoun
Wilma Cunningham
Estella Dembroski
Berger Street
Susie Gierling
New Cas
Tle
Elma Houk
Emma Kalajainen
Catherine Kenndy
Mike Kwolek
Verginia Lach
Laura Lach
James Lawrence
Margaret Long
Esther McGee
Nelentine Marshall
Elenor Mayer
Ellwood City
Minnie Muller
William Nail
Rigby Street
Blanche Nesco
Milton Shaner
Emma Stewart
Wam
Evelyn Wakefield
Ruth Weinschenk
George Whiteman
R. PD
New
Castle
Edna Wiley
Levinah Stewart
Slippery Rock Township
Rose Munnell
William Braden
Dale Currie
Myrna Houk
Norman Houk
Mildred Marshall
Portersville
Walter McElwain
Laura Minteer
Rose Point
Beryl Stickle
Grace Apoegraph
Ruth Henry
Lois Young
Cunningham & Knorr
Frew's
Bell
South Croton Avenue
Old Rescue Mission Rooms
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