Brackenridge of Pittsburgh A Colonial Legal Luminary
Pennsylvanian Brackenridge biography spans his move to Philadelphia in 1776, editorship of the United States Magazine, sermons during the Revolution, and later roles as a lawyer and judge. The piece details his whiskey insurrection stance, Supreme Court tenure, and a romantic marriage to Wolf’s daughter Sabina. He died in Carlisle on June 25, 1816, leaving son Henry M. Brackenridge, born 1788 in Pittsburgh, who became a noted lawyer and statesman.
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James Stasis
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United States
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Bryenridge
Braskenridge
Pennsylvania
Pittshutish
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Lani
Gallatin
Findlay
Mr. Brackenridge
Parkinson's
Braddock’s
Mi Ashington
Henry MM
Brackenridge
Andee
Jasper Year
William Bradford
Washington
Yeates
Supreme Court
McKeaun
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Brackhenridge
Washington County
Wolf
Hastier
Warren
Sabina
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Ponna
Henry M. Brackenridge
Pittsburgh
Boys Entering Dogs In Parade
Community notice invites boys to join a Friday parade with their dogs. Participants should call Lesson Home at 4417, or just show up with their dog at ten o clock Friday morning July. Dogs of any breed or color welcome, with prizes and giveaways announced by the committee.
Indiscretion leads to arrest and perjury claim
A few hours after admitting indiscretions with Mrs. Thomas F. Symington wife of a New York manufacturer Talbot W. Chambers was arrested on a statutory charge He denied guilt on the statutory case and opened himself to perjury prosecution
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Thomas F. Symington
New York
Talbot W. Chambers
Cub Men
Miss Ewing Named District Head of U P Young People
Helen Ewing of First United Presbyterian church Wake elected President of New Castle district Young People Society United Presbyterian. Other officers named including Miss Barber Wagner as second vice president. A series of addresses followed by A P Bowman and Dr Joseph Maxwell on missionary work and the New Wilmington conference with a note about a 10,000,000 event tied to a charity horse race.
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Helen Ewing
First United Presbyterian Church
Wake
Young People’s Society
United Hyterian
Seregil
Ren NH Loews i. i. Chureletor
Mt. Jarkson
Misa Barber Wagner
Bouyer Velley
Avery
A. P. Bowman
Bear Val Presbyterian
Maxwell
Uy. New Wilmington
Centennial Booths Boost City Growth and Fund Drive
City centennial program hinges on selling remaining booths on North Jefferson to cover printing and advertising costs. Officials praise potential to attract visitors and strengthen finances, with 34 booths already sold and room for more. Local firms and organizations listed as supporters, including trade groups and churches, as participation grows.
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Falra
Jefferson Street
Gnnnachy Washer
Btraul Black Co
National Radiator Co
Duntile Manufacturing Co
Orr Baking Co
Patterson Baking Co
Miller-Neasia Baking Co
Caatte Mining & Clay Pros Diets Co
Ameria Can Co
Lawrence Products Co
Metropolitan Life Ingurante Co
Holland Fugmaen Co
Castle Soft Drink
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Worlitzer
Sunth
Mr. Lewis
Youngstown
Cotton Beauty Parlor
North Mill Street
Old Kentucky
Claire Windsor
Keenan ‘Lloyd. Hughes
Louis B. Mayer
Sipoldwyn Picture
William Fox
FOX News
Tom MIX
Steele
the Royal Mounted
Goodhart
Boa B Wonor
Wd, Goodhart
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Mrs
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M.symington & Talbot
Miss Ewing
U. P
Rally
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Ruch
William Steiner
Leo Maloney
Hrrpard oWast
York City
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Yankee Spirit
Pathe News
ENIAA
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Iris’ Tert
Ws Shoes
Willy Tdi
Women's
St Mnean
East Washington Street
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Newcastle, PA
Brown, Patent
Black Kid
Centennial White
Kram Othe
Atienduner
Cile
Lewton Home Association
Ina
Miles
Tha
Eltyy AB
Duvall Manufacturing Cr
Tohnson Bronze
James Brice
Dempsey
Aymen Hoover
Florence
Earl
Grown & Hamilton
South Mill Street