Johnstown flood memorial events mark hospital dedication
Two commemorations in Johnstown celebrate relief efforts after the Conemaugh flood. The Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital opened funded by flood relief money, with a total cost of about $22,509.27 and a final cash balance of $4,126.23. General Hastings and other officials spoke at the dedication and a mass meeting offered nationwide gratitude for donors and relief workers.
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Jeuxerons
Johnstown
Flood Commission
Relef Committee
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Relief Committee
Ergand
Hospital Association
D. H. Hastings
James Tt. Scott
Pittsburg
Rose
Barker
Cizens
Conemouth Valley
H. W. Storey
Board of Trade
Committee On
Wiertras
Jolnstown
Conemaugh
Walter
Sapueritt
Jobnstown
Jobnatown
Meola
Thales
Henao
Paneer S
Cenion
Jonastown
Conemaugh Valley
Pew Cornecie Livmary
Camein Iron Company
Notable Local Scandals and Legal Troubles Across Regions
A string of brief items reports family and financial troubles in Masuota and California linked by a younger entrepreneur’s fall, a Pennsylvania church trial over alleged sexuality and mortality, a lumber company assignee appointment in Cambria area, and a fatal gas explosion at a Tennessee oil works.
Wall Collapse At Worksite Claims Two Injures
The firm hired workers including Mr. Jackson advised against entering the cellar due to an unsafe wall. Despite warnings the men returned to digging. The collapse killed Charles Holden and badly crushed William Stevenson’s legs.
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Mr. Jackson
Charles Holden
William Stevenson
Dill case ends with not guilty verdict and cost payment
The Dill case ends abruptly with a not guilty verdict but Dill must pay costs. Dill testified about his role with Caledonia Lumber and First Nations Bank. Judge Meyer directs verdict on liability, Houtzdale Bank may recover over 80 000, Clearfield depositors expect higher recovery, while Clearfield stockholders face assessments. Congressional redistricting bill passes Senate Ohio. House doubtful. H. W. Miner named to State Board of Pardons.
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Clearpizld
Dill
Orvis
Caledonia Lumber Company
First Nations Bank
Houtzdale Bank
First National Bank
Yak
Sedonia
Meyer
First National
Philadelphia
Thas
Strerner
Jodge
Houtzdale
Clearfield
Cournears
Senate
House
State Board of Pardons
H. W. Miner
Numerous Local Incidents Reported From Steubenville Area
Witness Maggie Carter from Springfield township subpoenaed for term court. her father charged for blocking her attendance. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck at North Baltimore killed one. An elderly Washington County Home resident Mrs Many Oxtany committed suicide. A Canton post disbands Women’s Relief Corps loss. two robbers arrested in New Castle confess to a Detroit jewelry heist. Riverside train wreck near Piedmont, three dead including Fireman McDonnell. Cluster of church discipline in Clareville. Harrisburg thefts lead to manhunts. Bob Sweitzer wounded in a street clash.
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North Baltimore
Many Oxtany
Washington County
Canton
G. A. BR. Post
Women’s Relief Corps
K. Cave
Little Wastington
New Castle
Detroit
Rumbaugh
Mr. Pleasant
Edward Denglass
Edward Smith
Piedmont
W. Va
Potomac River
McDonnell
N. B. Buockwals
Clareville
James Marshall
David Bynkleyv
Harrisburg
Bob Sweitzer
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NEW Johnstown
Houtedale
Marietta
Masuota
J. Smith Stowe
Califorstv Ioe
Cherch
Tasenveres
Methsosia Episcopal Church
Claysville
Brockman
Drockman
Nowemer
Frand Meg Brockwien
A Tig Lumber Fallarr
Altoona
Hellidavsbarg
Ines
Henry
Sonne Pittsbag
Tyvucenenas
Cuakwx County
Ida Gaither
Leeper
Ohio
Steubesville
Maggie Carter
Springfield Township
Nottingham
Jos, Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
Nazar F. Siebert
Bertha M. Hever
Thomas Sceers
Minnit Frasier
Michael Petrovestk
Marit Legath
Michael Stiay Exe Wasielka
George Feesko
Mary Capp
George Yarko
Mary Kralysk
John J
Bassett Rose Jones
Ceyone
Ary Coyne
Alfred Tees
Maria Hilton George BH. Finch
Minnie FE
Sweiisburg
Jacob &, King
Emma C. Aea Falgar Heffer
Mary
A. Irons
oAlleghen
James Wallace
Allegheny Beike
Allegheny
Ludwig Schon
Miter
Siegweny Tehnel Knote
Joseph Froehnc
Eecess Allegheny
Sford’s
Barber
Muskegon
Mich
Nates Harriet
George P
G.H. Alexander
Emsworth
Federal Street
Breen
Macors
James Breen
Webster Avenue
Curry
Huey Street
McKeesport
Axsiz Cownex
John D. Davis
Eibert
Jany Ermenr
William Perry
Allen Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Kerr
Hom
Shetland Avenue
East End
D. B
Logan
Thoreday
Mancanet Looax
William Palmer
Penn Avenue
Saturnpay
D. BR. Ecker
Oakland Square
Olofr Pilquest
Robinson
Sopata Robinson
George EK. Robinson
Thomas G. Miller
Butlerstreet
Steggert
Geo
Carson Street
Southside
Mont
Steuarrt
John
Mary Steggert
Trovillo
Fraxx
William H. Trovillo
Fr. U
Euclid
Harvard Streets
Ullrich
Henry Conrad
Burgettstown
Andrew Unies
Union Depot Sarcupat
Walsh
John Walsh
Granthoum Street
SaTunday
Anthosy Woryer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Omce
UM Penn Avenua
Wren
Lerton
Uxpiittaker
Luventa Street
Pax Avesry
East Exn
A.M
J.B. Murdoch
Smithfield Street
John R. & A. Murdoch
Smithfieldst
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North America
Een Te Oy Ow
Amin 4
Paidlliam L. Tones
Fourth Av. Ies
Wanamaker & Brown
Cassimeres
Sixth ST
Hotel Anderson Block
Grand Opera House
UTICA
Boston
Lockwood, &c
Jas “ Ae
Liberty Street
A. F. Sawhill
Federal St
Wair Health
Ray
Ick Lee
Sea Sons
Habutai Silk
C. A. Verner
Fifth Ave. and
Market St
Pittsburg Wall Paper Co
Wespinghouse
F & Op Mona
Horne & Ward
Fifth Avenue
Himmelaighs
New India
Victoria Lawns
Market
Bennett & CO
Col
Wood Street
Seal Garment Purchase
New York
Paulson Bros
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
Jodl-Wrea
Boggs & Buhl
Landon & Batchelli’s
Thomson
Are
Vincent
Scott
Stena Coe
Jaarrr
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Market Street
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