Dr A M Snyier Found Dead in Delmont Office
Dr A M Snyier a well known physician of Delmont was found dead in his office around 4 PM. Police say suicide is suspected though an inquest will be held tonight. He was about 45 and had recently spoken of life being a burden. He studied at Bellevue Medical College and wrote on church history. He had been separated from his wife and lived with his daughter.
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Ateclal Taleghanm
A. M. Snyier
Delmont
Bellevue Medical College of
New York
England
Christ
Ceverars
Evea
Coronor Ane
Beilstein
Catharine Beilsteds
J. F
Theodore
George Beilstein
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny City
Byram
Henry Hensert Bynaneie
William VanKirk
Forbes Street
Oakland
Bridget Grogan
Rene
Carnegie Avenue
Fifty-second
Fiftythird Street
Hartman
Butler Plank Road
Ewaborough
Thomas Moore
Eighteenth Ward
William Gill
Moran
Ross
John Vidandes M. Moran
Stanton Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Nestor
Oorterey
Penn Avenue
End
Sacred Heart Church
Schomaker
William Schomaker
Carson Street
Southside
Iron City Council
Birmingham
Schuman
Elizabeth
Torkise Corner
Muriel
Wall
Richard Wall
Broad Top railroad officials tour coal region in August visit
Spencer M. Jauney of Philadelphia President of the Huntingdon Broad Top Railroad Company with directors M. E. McDowell William Bault and Lamar Bancroft Jr arrived to discuss developments. They stated coal demand remains strong and the company will expand facilities for shippers as the line adds more cars to handle traffic.
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Spencer M. Jauney
Philadelphia
Huntingdon Broad Top Railroad Company
M. E. McDowell
William Bault
Lamar Bancroft, Jr
Broad Top
Ae , Seen By, Or Correspondent and Wetba
Mr. Jannoy
Strikes in Smithton Region Reported Near Settlement
Greensburg August 11 Strikers in the Smithton region and the Waverly works are well supported and may settle. Some men return to work guarded by a deputy sheriff though a meeting at Irwin offered no definite outcome.
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Greensburg
Smithton
Waverly Works
Cotl S& Settlement
Dade
Sean Nf
Irwin
Squirrels Invade County As Hunters Expect Bumper Season
An influx of gray black and pine squirrels migrates east through the western county. Farmers boast large numbers this season and many were killed near Springville last week. Lawful fines apply after September 1 but enforcement remains lax as nuts abound and sport looms.
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Fraselis
Springville
State Convention Opens for Knights of A C U W
Delegates from Pittsburg Allegheny and western districts travel to Du Bois for the seventh annual conclave of the Select Knights of the A C U W. They are paraded to a gathering and entertainment while the city decorates Central Opera House for sessions and decoration ahead of tomorrow's meetings.
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Keights
A. C. TU. W. Ferectal
Regional Sheriff Candidate Compromise Emerges in Primaries
A report from Bellefonts dated August 11 notes that George Parker of Phillipsburg, a sheriff candidate, held best odds and most instructions. He and other leading contenders Dunkie and Heinie reached a compromise to settle the nomination, with detailed outcomes uncertain.
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Fearrcal
Bellefonts
George Parker
Phillipsburg
Dunkie
Heinie
Wooster youths involved in spree end with arrest
A Wooster bricklayer Harry Hummer and companion Feester went on a Friday night outing. Feester was taken home by friends after a spree. Feester’s companion allegedly damaged a $300 diamond stud and Hummer was arrested for theft. The mayor held the Wooster youth in $20 bail, and he was released.
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MassiLioy
Harry Hummer
Wooster
Feester
Feesler
Hummer
Ogi
Labor Day to Dedicate Mercer Monument in Hovumont
Extensive preparations mark Labor Day celebrations in Hovumont with the dedication of a monument to the late William Mullen, Mercer local pre union leader. Hon. will deliver the dedicatory address amid other planned events and parades.
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Witliaen Mullen
Hon
of Mercer
Ouery Pee
Log Cabin College to Be Relocated on Osnonsburg Campus
Trustees of Jefferson Academy in Osnonsburg vote to move the log cabin college from its current site to the campus. The removal is scheduled for the near future and the exact timing is to be announced.
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Washington
Jefferson Academy
Osnonsburg
Uhe
Rejoicing as Item Taken to Place Desi on September 1
The fragment notes a journey to place desi on September 1 and a faculty day of rejoicing over its return. It records broad actions but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Place Desi
Campaign warming in Fayette County races
In Fayette County across the border both parties redouble effort as voters prepare for a coming election. Republicans and Democrats poll, campaign, and distribute literature with a heated gubernatorial contest anticipated and chairmen skirmishing over preparations. Delamater circulars spread biographies praising his governor credentials.
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Trleugham
Fayette County
DILTZ WANTED TO DIE After Self Inflicted Rifle Shot
Lima August 1 John Diltz a nine year old boy attempted suicide by firing his uncle's rifle against his breast with his foot. The bullet missed vital organs and he is in critical condition. He has been crippled since age three and despondent over his impediment. He lived with his aunt in South Lima.
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Sepecial ' Vaton
Lima
John Diltz
Massillon Set To Nominate McKinley At August Convention
A mass convention date in Massillon to nominate McKinley by reclamation has moved from September 3 to August 23, announced in a telegram to the Dispatch. The change shifts local plans for the nomination event.
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Massillox
McKinley
Multiple Local Incidents Touching Labor, Deaths and Dockets
A string of brief notices covers deaths including Rev. John T. Canrit of St Tim eee Church in Massilon and Mason J. M. Dawspy, a 1863 legislator, plus fatal accidents at the Carrie furnace Braddock and a drowning of John Wise crossing the Monon. Other items note a Scottdale Pipe Mill strike ending with new force, an Indian skeleton found in Johnstown, a coal company clerk fall at Dubois, a lumber exposure loss in Lima, and legal action against Union Bridge Company Wheeling over a separate claim.
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W. H. Mast
Zanesville
Mercury
Bellefonte
Scottdale
Jonnx T. Canrit
St Timeee
Massilon
George DoveseEnty
Carrie Furnace
Braddock
Johnstown
G. A. Sourwicx
Lewis and Gates Coal Company
Dubois
John Wise
Braddock Works
Pittsburg
Europe
Lima
W. K
Steer Away From the Oil Belt and the Philadelphia Company
A Philadelphia Company official explains no oil income due to avoiding the oil belt. He notes past oil strikes in Robinson township and Dunkard sand, but says such wells petered out or were too distant from the belt, aligning with strict drilling precautions.
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Philadelphia
The
Distater
Hickory
Robinson Township
Hickory Anglorstown
Alliance Meeting of Grangers at Seventh Avenue Hotel
A curious gathering of grangers convened at the Seventh Avenue Hotel with Julius Le Moyne of Washington J S Buchanan of Hickory J McClure of New Florence and J E M Elboes of Indiana in attendance The group acted as a committee from the Farmers Alliance to finalize details for organizing in Western Pennsylvania Le Moyne who is active in distributing circulars declined to reveal the meeting’s outcomes.
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Seventh Avenue
Julius le Moyne
Washington
J. S. Buchanan
Hickory
J. ©. McClure
New Florence
J. E. M. Elboes
Indiana
le Moyne
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Robison Street Machinists Ride After Breakage
Westinghouse Air Brake Co machinists idle by engine breakdown visit Jackson’s merry go round at the Allegheny wharf. They shed coats and hats, the engine is repaired in moments, and the workers ride before returning to duty.
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Robinson Street
Westinghouse Airbreak Company
Jackson
Allegheny Wharf
Federal Street
Davis and Reid Seek Bids for Anderson Lyceum Theater
Actor Charles L. Davis and architect W. J. Reid of Evansville visited Anderson yesterday to review bids for the new Lyceum Theater. Several contractors submitted offers but none accepted yet. Davis plans to start the project next April as he ends his current road season.
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Charles L. Davis
W. J. Reid
Evansville
Anderson
Lyceum Theater
Obscure Am Plea of Indigestion and Fabrics
Fragmented ad text notes various fabrics and notions with prices, including American cinghams and lace curtains. Mentions indigestion remedies and vague product lines, showing disjointed catalog language and scattered measurements.
Carnegie refuses to answer missing return in census probe
Dr. David T. Day notes completing the census division work by October with Weeks praised as top expert. The missing return concerns Carnegie & Co of Pittsburg who refuse to furnish data beyond population schedule, while law and other channels may compel cooperation. Pennsylvania leads mineral value, with Colorado and Montana close due to gold and silver.
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Wassinerer
David T. Day
Weeks
Pittsburg
Day
Ohio
Iowa
Pennlvania
Union
Colorado
Montana
Pennsylvania
Dr. Day
Messrs. Carnegie &Co
Carnegis Company
Local Bank Moves to New Federal Street Building
The Nation's Bank for Savings of Allegheny relocates to 110 Federal St and offers time deposit interest and mortgage lending. Hours 9 to 3, Saturdays 9 to 6. Also notes an Atlantic City excursion on August 14 via B&O with $10 round trip, tickets on sale at Fifth avenues and Wood Street. Several ads for cleaning, piano sales, gloves, and clothing repairs follow.
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Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fifth Agenus
Wood Street
Atlantic Chry
Fifth Avenue
Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder Ad Claim
A historical ad warns that some baking powders are adulterated with ammonia or alum to cut costs, urging housekeepers to choose Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder for moist, sweet, wholesome results. It highlights purity of cream of tartar and claims superior lightness in bread, cakes, and biscuits. The ad cites Official Reports backing its claim and names the Cleveland Baking Powder Co. location in New York.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Baking Powder CO
Fulton Bt
New York
Everett Piano Club opens new list for 350 pianos
Alex Ross, manager of the Everett Piano Club, returns from factory tour and selects Everett as best. The club contracts for 350 pianos offered at the old price of 350 dollars to members, with advance payment required. Membership applications encouraged at once, address 1987 Federal St Allegheny, circulars available. The piano delivered this week on a $1 weekly plan goes to Mrs. Byron Fosen Soyder Allegheny, certificate No. 88.
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Alex, Ross
Everett Piano Club
Everett
Alex
Federal St
Allegheny
Byron An Fosen
Soyder Et
Ttssu
Bargain Fabrics In All-Wool Silks and Serges
Advertises a wide array of dress goods including plain beige and plaid serges 50c per yard, 125 dollar import goods at 50c, all wool tweeds 125 value at sec, cashmeres 25c, 46 inch silk warp henriettas 75c, various challies 15 23c, organide lawns 15c, Canton flannels 5c, black goods bargains, two black Sarah silks 50c 75c, and a midsummer sale pitch urging customers to make bargains irresistible.
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Sec
Berlin
Lidenberg
Summer living tips and local shopping notices
Advice for families staying in the city includes cooling tips and avoiding excess cooking. The ad promotes Arthur Delmyer & Co. for mats, lace curtains, window shades, and fabrics with pricing, plus a call to 68 and 70 Ohio St for carpets and dry goods. Also mentions excursions, silk fabric deals, and a long list of burial notices and funerals with names and times.
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Arthur Delmyer & Co
Ohio St
Allegheny
Livery and Sale Stables Offer Funeral and Opera Carriages
James Archibald and Company advertises 66 and 2nd Avenue carriages for funerals and operas at low rates. All new carriages with telephone service. Also lists Western Insurance Co of Pittsburg and other assets and officers.
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James Archibald & Bro
Second Avenue
Wood
Smithfield
Western Insurance CO
Pittsburg
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Ispecal
TEE Dispatch
Hantera
Lebor Elam
Mopacial Telegham
Pievorce
Newank
Oscar F. Ae
Koos
Fayette
Diltz
Major McKinley
Mason J. M. Dawspy
East Sharon
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Westinghouse
Alvis Joslyn
Binz
Hamburg
Mack
Ussa Hucus & Hacks
Gwartyrs
Ben Halp
Carnegie
D. Jayne
the Nation's Bank For Savings
Pise
Cras, Pferrer
Smithfield Sr
Echols
Mel Murray & Co
Sandusky Street
Lapres
Jos, Horns & Co
Avenas
Charles Pfeifer
Smithfield Street
Brussels
Chas. Pfeifer
Smithfield St
Oxford
Binox
Sarah Silks
Ussa Huevas & Hacks
Fifth Ave
Bocess & Bunt
Scorcm
Lucus & Hacke
Ussu
Fame i
Lubste
Martha Wolf
Erec Ener mSene
Albert Szczomsti
Kate Boroakte
Samuel Black
Annie Martin
Eee
Salome
Maggie Thomas
Martin Markowic
Varganes Kenkey
Joho Varga
Bortua‘uysis
Alexander Ra
John B. Jackson
Wh. P. Herbert
North America
Jonas
McClintock&Co
Cnals
Boggs & Buhl
Danziger’s
Horne & Ward
City Hall
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Serepeet Synd
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valey Railroad
Sixth'st
Penn Ave
Somevise
Mao
Vassar
Fleishman & CO
Market ST
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
Ns Uns
Epps & CG
Os Chemiata
London
Texteras
mlimis-Trssudwe
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