Peculiar Harmony Society marks eighty fourth founding in Economy
Special telegram reports in Butler County Ohio the Harmony Society or Economites celebrate the 84th anniversary of their community in Economy. Elders Henrici and Len, 80 pupils, a marching band, a long procession, church services, and banquets mark the event. Courting rules and strict communal life are described along with uniforms, gardens, and daily wine allotments. The group awaits Christ's return and plans for a future exodus to the Holy Land.
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Butler County
Pythagoras
George Rapp
Thither
Faderland
Europe
Harmony Society
Father Aw
Harmonists
Harmony
Wabash River
Posey County
Indiana
Ohio
Economites
Ernest Woelfel
Simon
Rufal Saaken
Henrici and
Lenz
Henrici
Len
The
Hannon Society
Germany
Stresta
Kingdom
Iice
Wurtemberg
Ony Society
Christ
Mount Sinai
Holy Land
Preparing for the Warpath
Governor Church reports danger of an outbreak among Bartlett county half breed Indians as the Sheriff mobilizes a militia company to collect taxes. The sheriff lacks authority, and Church says he and his men could be held responsible for unlawful acts. Vilas approves Church stance and the War Department seeks calm, awaiting gun action if needed.
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Hino Tos
Church
Dakota
Secretary of the Interior
Bartlett County
St. Johns
Vilas Hes
War Department
Valentine Day Noted As Lighter Observed By Post Office
Postal authorities report St Valentine’s Day was less observed this year with carriers calling the day picnic and unusually light mail volumes across the region.
Olive Logan and national topics letter in tomorrow's issue
A fragment mentions Olive Logan as a contributor and references a national topics letter slated for tomorrow's issue, with unspecified details about Was and Aerneright eter Naat. The readable text is fragmented and offers limited concrete facts.
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Olive Logan
Was
Aerneright
Cold to pneumonia risk warning from lingering illness
Fragmentary line suggests dangers of neglecting a cold and drifting into latent disease. Mentions Dr. Jayne and a remedy, but text is garbled and unclear on specifics. The readable parts warn that improper care can worsen health and lead to serious conditions.
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Jayne
Remarkable $6 Tailor Made Suits Blowout
Today only at the P C C corner Grant and Diamond, opposite the new Court House, men’s fine tailor made suits in cheviots and cassimeres, about 30 styles worth $15, offered for $6. An extra staff will be on hand to serve a rush of customers.
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P. C
Baby Clothes Clearance at THs Horse and Warp
Closing out entire line of garments including long and short dresses slips skirts shawls cloaks at THs Horse and Warp 41 avenue to make room for other stock.
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Ave
Muckets and Arms to Close Out Before April First
Auction sale offers carbines swords sabers and a wide range of items at low prices. The stock will be removed to 706 Bisses block after April 1 with J H Jows remaining at 021 Smithfield street.
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Bisses
J. H. Jows
Smithfield St
Boos & Bunt Promote Made to Measure Shirts
Unlaundried shirts priced 50 cents, bold claims of best values, and recruitment of customers to try their made to measure service. Allegheny retailer Boos & Bunt advertises.
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Boos & Bunt
Allegheny
Wheat Bulls Lift Market as Iron Stagnates in Inactive Trade
New York reports mixed activity across general merchandise with wheat futures bullish amid expectations of higher prices. Bullish sentiment eases on rail and iron sectors while cotton and sugar trade show steadier pressure. New Orleans and Pacific ports lead export movement as winter weather shapes demand.
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New York
Bradstreet
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
San Francisco
California
Burlington
Tiday
Pacific
Atlantic
Australia
United States
Russia
India
Northwestern
Commission
South
Rio
Santo
Canada
New York Trade Review Signals Mixed Business Shakeout
R G Dun weekly trade review notes ongoing improvement but price gains fade. Output of pig iron falls since January, rail and steel sales slow, coal overproduced, copper weak abroad, lead and tin decline, wheat up, cotton and other staples down. credit scrutiny slows broader activity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Onlie Ponte
Credita
Undertaker George Morrow's Obsequies Held Today
The funeral of George A. Morrow who died on Hast street Allegheny last Wednesday will be today at 2 o'clock at the North Avenue M E Church. Rev Dr Leak will preach the sermon. Interment follows at Bellevue Cemetery. Morrow, head of the Pittsburg morgue at 30, was widely loved among undertakers in both cities. They plan to attend as many as possible today.
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George A. Morrow
Hast Street
Allegheny
North Avenue M. E
Leak
Bellevue Cemetery
Morrow
Pittsburg
Ean
Gray
Ftalians
Esentative
Mateon
Indiana
House Committee On
Matson
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
J. W. Powell
Geological Survey
Ace
British Brewing Syndicate Expands with Baltimore Rochester Breweries
A telegram reports Luke Bishop, representing City of London Contract Corporation Limited, has acquired interests in several U S breweries. He is said to have bought Rochester Genesee Bartholomy Brewing Companies for the corporation. Bishop remains at the Gilsey House pending further actions.
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New York
Luke Bishop
City of London Contract Corporation, Limited
Baltimore
Rochester
Genesee
Bartholomy Brewing Companies
Bishop
Gilsey House
Enormous Gusher Strikes Near Cygnet
The Sherman Oil Company, heavily Pittsburgh funded, struck a well on the Shineberger farm near Cygnet on Saturday. The well was shot last night and has flowed since at about 4000 barrels per day. The company cannot cope with the deluge and oil is wasted at a reckless rate.
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Patoe
Fridany
Sherman Oil Company
Pittsburg
Shineberger Farm
Cygnet
Ex-President Hayes Attends Pittsburg Institute
Rutherford B. Hayes visits the Pittsburg Teachers Institute at the First Presbyterian Church. A reporter asks about the prohibition amendment and Hayes declines, replying with a breezy greeting and a weather remark.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Pittsburg
Teachers’ Institute
First Presbyterian Church
Local Capitalists Form Ice Manufacturing Company
An association of local capitalists plans a patent ice making venture claimed to rival natural ice for most uses. The firm aims to build a 100 ton daily plant and start operations soon, to prevent winter shortages.
Sons of Temperance Meeting at 68 Ohio Street Allegheny
The Sons of Temperance will meet Sunday at 7 30 PM at 68 Ohio Street Allegheny. Mrs M J Youngson will give the opening address on The Old and the New or the New Crusade. She is listed among the old Crusaders. A land tract from the Chessman estate was purchased and will likely house repair shops for the Pittsburg and Western Railroad in the spring.
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Sons of Temperance
Ohio Street
Allegheny
M. J. Youngson
New Crusade
Youngson
Chessman
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Judicial Hearing To Day In Peace Case
Dr. H. B. Orr seeks surety of the peace against Inspector McAleese and Assistant Superintendent O Mara. Judge Collier will hear the case this morning.
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H. B. Orr
McAleese
O'Mara
Collier
Court Routine Notices in Legal Quarter Headlines
Compulsory nonsuit entered in Of Well Supply Company vs Exchange National Bank on a note. Judge Acheson heard Marx vs Mayflower vision suit, with decision to the Osceola Coal case note for 10000 dollars. Plaintiff verdict for full note amount. James Carson pleads guilty to selling oleo margarine. Habeas corpus issued for John Walker and for Patrick and Anna O Herron to bring Allis Hearn. Dora Haee sues siblings over guardianship. Filman files expenses against Rose Hall convicted of keeping a disorderly house. bail issues and detectives’ fees total 5 dollars.
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of Well Supply Company
Exchange National Bank
United States District Court
James Carson
Collier
A. Filman
Rose Hall
Allegheny
Eve
To Day's Trial List in Criminal Court
Commonwealth v Patrick Coughlin Alfred P Girard Lorenz Lizcum John McAleese and Roger listed for trial in the criminal court with the details partially legible from the diária docket. The record names multiple defendants and indicates forthcoming court appearances.
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Criminal Court—Commonwealth Vn
Patrick Coughlin
Alfred P. Girard
Lorenz Lizcum
Sees Eees
John McAleese
Roger
Carpets and Wall Paper Wholesale and Retail in Allegheny
The only jobbing house in the city advertises wholesale and retail supply of carpets wall coverings oilcloths mattings window shades lace curtains and related items. It emphasizes buying first hands in large quantities for low prices and promises lowest prices in the city. Fall stock for spring trade listed at 120 Federal Street and 65 67 Way Allegheny PA.
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Federal Street
Allegheny
Secretary Endicott Addresses Benet Circular Origin
Washington reports Secretary of War Endicott explains a confidential 1886 order by General Benet to favor Democrats in appointments. He states no removals occurred for political reasons, citing actions limited to incompetence or misconduct and noting the order targeted armories and arsenals while denying any intent to purge workers for opinions.
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Washington
Senate
Benet
Endicott
Ordnance Bureau
Semense Ordnance
Rotary
Chief of Ordnance
Springfield Armory
Mars
War Department
General Benet
Rock Island
Department
B. Q. Ellery
The Buried River Captures California Life on Sunday Dispatch
Thousands of readers praise Jacquin Miller’s portrayal of life and scenery in The Buried River now running in Sundays Dispatch. See tomorrow’s issue for more previews.
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California
Jacquin Miller
Disratch
Seeo-morrow
Popularity Test At Daly's Theatre Features Langtry and Potter
New York February 15 Mrs Langtry and Mrs Potter headlined a matinee at Daly's Theatre with each performing in a one act piece about artists. Managers Palmer and Daly staged competing burlesques with Ada Rehan and Agnes Booth among the featured stars, drawing a high price for Actors Fund support.
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Dispatch
New York
Daly
Ada Rehan
Miss Rehan
Mrs. Booth
Harrison
Russell
Actors’ Fund
Citizens' candidates stay in race for Select Council
Despite contrary reports J. J. Steer Jr in the Twenty second ward and Geo Schmidt in the Eleventh ward remain in the race. Steer has not withdrawn and Schmidt, a property owner, continues a strong campaign as the German element backs him.
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Select Council
J. J. Steer, Jr
Geo Schmidt
Heigh
Two Counterfeiters Held for Trial
Two men faced hearings before U S Commissioner McCandless. David E Dunn a Butler County farmer denied selling five silver dollars for one dollar and was held on 1500 bail for Scranton court next month. Thomas Houghton an old offender was held on 2000 bail for trial on counterfeiting charges.
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United States
McCandless
David 8. Dunn
Butler County
Scranton
Thomas Houghton
Protracted Temperance Meetings Begin in Braddock
Wilfred 5. Bailey, noted temperance advocate, will open a lecture series in Braddock Monday night. The talks are directed by the W T U in conjunction with the Good Templars and will continue.
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Wilfred
Bailey
Braddock
The
Good Templars
Engineer Zimmerman Joins United States Electric Newark
Mr W F Zimmerman former mechanical engineer of the Fuel Gas and Electric Engineering Company accepts the post of General Superintendent at the United States Electric Company in Newark New Jersey He will depart for his new duties on Monday.
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W. F. Zimmerman
Fuel Gas and Electric Engineering Company
United States Electric Compan
Newark
N. J
Lrozz Complaint Cured Free at 1102 Carson Street
A brief local notice states that a complaint identified as Lrozz was resolved at 1102 Carson Street in Sonthaide without charge. No additional context or entities provided.
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Carson St
Sonthaide
Advices from Aden and political notes flood the era
Reports recount a dying expedition member in Aden, student disorders linked to military actions, a suicide by a 17 year old, and a series of political items. The Senate Territories Committee revisits the Oklahoma bill with no conclusion and a Monday print session planned. Other items touch church leadership rumors, a skull fracture case, Secretary Teller denying Cabinet gossip, a murder threat case, and legislative morale boosts in Dakota statehood chatter.
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Aden
Aschinoffe
Act
Senate Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
H Seelpenss
Ada Dow
Hevisas
Teller
Associated Press
Harrison
Sale notice at 17 Federal Street for plain figure goods
A short sale notice announces a forced pose of all goods before the next day. It advertises plain figures and no old styles or shod dy goods, inviting a single visit to the store at 17 Federal Street, Ally, Apple Block.
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Federal St
All'y
Aporle Block
Best Is Cheapest Accident Insurance
The article promotes accident insurance as a prudent buy and argues the best option is the cheapest. It cites J. T. Cunningham at 51 Lewis block as an agent for the National Benefit Association of Indianapolis.
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J. T. Cunningham
Lewis Block
National Benefit Association
Indianapolis
Shoppers Offer 28 Super Stockings at 20c Pair
Bargain note from Boces and Bunt of Allegheny promotes 28 super stockings at 20 cents a pair with an implied dozen pair offer, urging buyers to see them Saturday.
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Boces & Bunt
Allegheny
Sample Advert Aids for Household Cleaning and Health
An advertisement promotes Sampie Free and Electric Paste Stove Polish claiming dust and dirt removal with less labor for households. It also touts Parker’s Hair Tonic and Parker’s Ginger Tonic as remedies for various ailments and general wellbeing.
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Gertrude Rapp
Father Henrici
Valentine
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Iron Market
Minnia
Paul
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R.G. Dun & Co
Gebblea
Distatch
Telegham
Hayes
Amendment Bureau of Inforrunaties
Proor Con
AlLocal Company
Blakely Hall
WELTY
Berlin
Ee J. Colman
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Bismarck
Dak
House
Booth Dakota
Congress
Sean Seana
South Dakota
North Dakota
Crumbine
Moxpay
Fifth Avenue
Kornblum
Optician
Watrtles & Sheafer, Jewelers
Parker
Bocas & Bunt
Center Avenue
Allequinpa Street
Reel Street
Fsecebrare
Department of Public Works
Commonwealth of Perania
Reed Street
Old Run
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ayer
Middle St
Hartford
Serareen
Frederic C. Greener
East Dedham
Mass
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Pittsbuerg
Louisa Street
Bates Street
Pittisburg
A. J
Craft L Avenue
Niagara Street
Ward Street
Craft Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Herron Avenue
Anderson Street
Pitesburg
Acta of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Ee
Tecron
Erson Street
Coonmonweaith
Pennsylvania
Bristol Street
Bigelow Street
Ilion Street
Bi Street
Llion Street
Christmas Street
Ilion
Briatol Street
Beelen
Boston Street
Beelen Street
Bealen Street
Feld
Boyd Street
Stevenson 6
Chestnut Street
Chestnuut Street
Moan
Stevenson
Wah Tee
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