Pioneer miller Hugh Lloyd of Lower Merion Born 1741
Hugh Lloyd a Pennsylvania patriot, judge, and early miller, was born January 22 1741 in Lower Merion near Bryn Mawr. He helped hide mill stones from the British, served in Chester County during the Revolution, and later became a Delaware County representative and associate judge. His family founded the Darby Library in 1743 and remained influential in the region until his death after 1835.
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Hugh Lloyd
Lower Merion Township
Bryn Mawr
Venusylvania
Wied
Richard
Hannah Sellers Lloyd
Darby
Richard Lloyd
Darby Water
Isaac
Hugh
Crom Creek
Ridle Township
Lapidea
Lloyd
Philadelphia
Washington
James Potter
Burgh Lloyd‘s Mill
Chester
Hugh Tord
Boston
Chester County
Continental Congress
Ildoyd
Anthony Wayne
Mr. Lloyd
General Assembly
Chester County Associators
Carpenters’ Hall
Huyh Lloyd
Delaware County
Thomas Miflin
Schulze
Susannah
Thomas
Hannah Blunston Pearson
Hannah Brown
Kensington
Darby Library
Judge Fingh
Susannah Loy
Real Estate Man Gets Salty Dose
Lawrence Frandsen a former real estate operator was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Davin G Jenkins to one to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary for larceny in a real estate transaction involving 1300 dollars He was denounced as a clever crook at last brought to justice.
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Youngstown, Pa
Lawrence Frandsen
Common Pleas
Davin G. Jenkins
Ohio Penitentiary
Jenkins
Weekly Review Of Iron And Steel
The Iron Age report notes March steel ingot production remains strong and shipments stay near high levels. Production may exceed consumption by 25 to 33 percent, with no big fresh buying in April. Demand driven by autos, easing delivery access lowers inventories, while production hints at possible curtailment and hopes for lower pig iron prices.
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Pittsburgh
The
Iron Age
Iron and Steel Trade
Chicago Mills
Lake Superior
Turnace
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Girls Sought After Drugging and Robbing Pittsburgh Man
Police seek two young women who drugged and robbed M. M. Kidney after a party in his office. Kidney recalls taking a drink offered by one of the women and reports the robbery as he recovers from the incident. The incident is being investigated as a theft by deception.
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International Mews Service
Pittsburgh
M. M. Kidney
Kidney
Punish Parents Who Neglect Children
In Charleston West Virginia Judge Morgan Owen vows to strike delinquency by targeting delinquent parents. He plans to deduct 504 dollars from guilty couples’ wallets, arguing in 99 of 100 cases the fault lies with the parent and launching a campaign to end child neglect.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgan Owen
Gamble Mansion May Soon Become State Memorials
The Manatee Bar Association plans urging state lawmakers to acquire the hi torreé Gamble mansion at Elenton for restoration as a Confederate shrine. The property, used by Judah P. Benjamin as a Confederate refuge, could become a memorial if the state acts.
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Gamble
International News Service
Bradenton
Fla
Hitorreé Gamble
Elenton
Manatee Voun'¥ Bar Association
Judah P. Benjamin
America
Manatee County
Museums Taboo All Word Puzzles at London Museums
London reports that cross word puzzle fans are barred at all major London museums as demand for a nine letter word meaning jumping jack grows. Attendants refuse assistance and suggest asking the authority on Ungulates. a mailed stereotype letter greets inquirers.
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International
London
Gurutor
Distinguished archaeologist Dr. Hilprecht dies at 66 in Philadelphia
Dr. Herman V. Hilprecht, 66, a renowned archaeologist and leader of four University of Pennsylvania Babylon expeditions, died at his Philadelphia home after a brief illness. He was among the world’s foremost experts and long associated with University of Pennsylvania projects.
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Dr. Hilprecht
Philadelphia
Ierman V. Hilprecht
Local Guests Visit in Pittsburgh and New Castle
West Pittsburg hosts Mr and Mrs John Eleaser and daughter Ruth. Mr and Mrs Richard Adama visit New Castle on Tuesday. Frank Gibson of Mahoningtown calls on his mother Mrs M Gibson. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hainsworth visit New Brighton. Mrs Margaret Harris Mia Bert Gough and Miss Dorothy Sonne Born visit New Castle on Thursday. Mrs Clyde Benn shops in New Castle Wednesday. Miss Margaret House resumes hair.value services at the Ben.
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Rel Newmeyer
Arthur Mainswerth
J. F. Summervine
Pittsburgh
Walter Thomas
New Castle
John Eleaser
Ruth
Richard Adama
Frank Gibson
Mahoningtown
M. Gibson
Arthur Hainsworth
New Brighton
Margaret Harris
Mia
Bert Gough
Dorothy Sonneborn
Clyde Benn
Margaret House
Har Sindlas
Ben
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Love
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