Who Cut the Prices in Coke Trade Now Worries Operators
A Connellsville report notes coke price cuts sparked by liberal demand and rising production while iron prices stay firm. The 1.3 rate is criticized as unsustainable with blame shared among operators not all parties. tensions rise as controversy over who started price cuts grows.
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Consellsville
Courier Coke Review
Seemaneea
Connellsville
SL Portes Deve & Aaeas Corporation
Death tale from Deunquat lurid village crime
A bizarre report from Deunquat describes Miss Retta Oberlander found dead in a Bucsfux kitchen. The tale traces jealousy between village blacksmith John Greece, his wife, and Tom Nail, with Nail later dead. Suspicions of poisoning, a younger brother accused, and a hanging in a barn amid a fateful sequence of alleged murders and resuscitation.
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Buckeye Vilage
Tom Nail
Nail
West
Retta Oberlander
Terriee
Sandsy
Doan
Lim
Ragone
Curious claim in school damage suit in New Castle
Mrs Anns Britton former public school teacher sues Prof. P M Bullock superintendent claiming she was driven from her room due to illness and a rumored discharge. She seeks damages of 2000 asserting two years of service and defaming reports circulated by Bullock.
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New Castue
Anns Britton
P.M. Bullock
New Castle
Britton
Bullock
Prohibition City Faces Bankrupt Municipal Finances
In Alliance Ohio a Prohibition ordinance enforcement has drained funds. The council awarded 1000 to pursue the law while debt climbs beyond 850,000 with water committee members resigning. Leading figures urge repeal or tax from liquor to stabilize finances.
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Pistaten
Alliance
Incendiary Trial Resumes in Chambersburg
The trial of incendiary cases in Chambersburg resumed on April 25 with continued examination and testimony expected. Details remain unclear as proceedings proceed.
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Chambersburg
Peculiar Sledge Hammer Accident In Pa Family
April 5 report from Wray Pa describes a boy injuring himself when a sledge hammer swung by his father struck a skull. The child remains living but near recovery. Also April 23 Axatora reports two fires destroying stables. Losses include cattle and a horse at Cormick coal merchant and a separate blaze at J S Booth contractor with insured losses around $5,000.
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the Distator
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Axotoora
Oberch's Westrecht Chapel Use and Career Change
Oberch, long associated with the Westrecht Chapel project, transitions from carpenter to preacher after earlier work on the chapel. The fragment notes his full-time use of the chapel space and indicates a career shift from craftsman to religious leader.
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Oberch
Westrecht
Ches
Carpenter
Late News In Brief From The Nation And Abroad
A mosaic of brief notices reports the New York Senate passing the Saxton electoral reform bill by 18 to 11. Others mention a Samoan talks envoy leaving London. a Comet, SA explosion killing James Conner and James Harris. a dealer in a Broadway pie facing a legal issue. Quebec’s speaker change. a bail reduction for Olive E. Friend. a world cruising yacht returning to New York after storms. stock and rail line concerns. and a controversial execution bill in Minnesota with prison rules and religious shifts noted.
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R. W. Gilder
The
Cleveland
Marion
Mass
New York Senate
London
James Conner
James Harris
Philip Bonsone
York
Henry Starness
Quebec
Pierre de la Bruere
Eee
Senate
Bas
Takanes
Olive E. Friend
Paradox of Illusion and a Clothes Sale Notice
A fragmented text mixes philosophical musings with an advertisement for Starkey and Palen offering clothing at reduced prices. It references medical practice records and a calendar of sales at their Philadelphia store, noting specific suit prices and the Grant and Dismond streets location opposite the Court House.
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Baltimore
Das
Staresy
PaLen
Rane
Matilda BR. Spamer
Dre. Starkey & Palen
Excursion to New York for Centennial Inauguration Anniversary
Rail line offers round trip tickets to New York at 18 dollars, valid return until May 6. Local ads promote fashion fabrics 35 cents to a dollar a yard, furniture, watches, lace wraps, and discount goods from various Pittsburgh area stores including Steinmann 107 Federal and Aufrecht's Elite gallery 516 Market.
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New York
Aufrecht
New Elite Gallery
Market St
Pittsburg
Pittsburgurg
Chicago
New
No License at Parkersburg Sparks Liquor Conflict
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Parkersburg WV April 25 Parkersburg faces turmoil as the County Court refuses a license for the year starting May Liquor men vow to press the issue and the county president and board members plan resignations to create vacancies Republicans cast all anti license votes with 88 saloons in the city awaiting the next move amid party struggles over the license question.
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Parkenspuan
W. Va
Q County
Count Laing
Mae Aoa Ba
Shige
el Gene Manier
Gace
Scott
Dadly Allen
Smith
Goto
Penn Avenue
Poisoned by milk sick cow harms Toledo families
Toxeco April 25. Twenty-five families, all from Toledo’s prominent circles, were poisoned today after drinking milk from a sick cow. Among the victims are George H. Beckwith W. C. Parker Col. H. G. Bunker and several others. All are now out of danger.
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George H. Beckwith
W. C. Parker
Col. H. G. Bunker
Train enters seventh day of voluntary fast in New York
George Francis Train remains weak with bloodshot eyes but walks and sits for hours in Madison Square. In Lansixe April 25 the House passed the Watts beef inspection bill by 56 to 34, mandating hoof inspection of all cattle consumed in the state.
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New York
George Francis
Madison Square
Lansixe
Mrcn
Watts
Horsford Acid Phosphate cited for nerves and indigestion
Advertising copy notes Dr H T Torwen of Kasson Minnesota endorsing Horsford s Acid Phosphate as beneficial for nervous debility and indigestion. The text also promotes a sale on men s and boys clothing with prices and items from P C C C at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new court house.
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Horsford
H. T. Torwen
Kasson, Minn
Prince Albert
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
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