Prohibition Drive Divides Five County Vote Prospects
In Lewistown and nearby counties a temperance push backs the constitutional amendment with strong regional divides. Union Mifflin Juniata Huntingdon and Snyder show varied support while Charles S Wolfe abstains from active campaigning amid party tensions and health issues.
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Bauntingdon
Juniata
Miffin
Union
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Stresns
Juniata Valley Union
Mifflin
Jonista
Huntingdon
Snyder County
Charles S. Wolfe
Union County
Susquehannna
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Charles S., Wolfe
J. Simpson
John Cornelius
Lewisburg Chronicle
Huntingdon County
F. H. Lane
State Constitutional Amendment Association
D. P. Gwin
J. R. Simpson
R. R. Whaling
W. M. Williamson
D. K. Freeman
G. W. Garrettson
B. Chaney
J. E. Swacker
W. H. Woods
John Brewster
James S. Woods
C. R K. McCarthy
Hugh Lindsay
A. B. Brumbaugh
Lewistown
Miffintown
Harrisburg
Miller Hints at Republican Victory and Temperance Policy
Detroit notes from a Michigan club banquet where Hon. Warner Miller of New York lauded the Republican rise to national leadership. He argued the party expanded resources, pushed frontier settlement, and upheld government duties from education to moral and civic protection, contrasting Calhoun doctrine with Republican policy on temperance and governance.
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Detroit
Michigan Club
Warner Miller
New York
America
Republican Party
United States
Pacific Ocean
Calhoun
Democratic Party
Ministers Endorse Prohibition Amendment
Greensecce February 22 ministers from nearly all county ecclesiastical groups met in the M E Church to discuss and approve the prohibition amendment. They pledged to labor for adoption and urged all county ministers to cooperate in the effort.
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Greensecce
M. E. Church
Athletes excel in Havana reports and a Blakely Hall dispatch
The sports note highlights baseball and age group performances in Havana, with Blakely Hall describing the Saith-Kirain incident in tomorrow's DisPaTcH. The item emphasizes foreign trends and the athletic report, signaling upcoming coverage.
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Havana
Blakely Hall
Tomorrow's Dispatch
Final Night at $6 Tailored Suits Sale Ends 11 P M
Our famous six dollar suit sale closes tonight at 11. The last day to buy tailor made suits in plaid stripes and other effects for six dollars. Children’s department offers all $3 $4 and $5 suits at $2. PCC CCC corner Grant and Diamond Streets opposite the new Court House.
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P.C.C.C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court Huse
New Court House
Porcelain discount draws steady shoppers at Fifth Avenue store
A local retailer advertises a 20 to 40 percent discount on Worcester, Doulton and Crown Derby porcelain at 30 and 32 Fifth Avenue, second floor. The ad claims daily customer growth and urges buyers to act before stock runs out.
Famous Suit Sale At Half Price Ends Soon
A local store advertises a famous suit sale with $6 suits reduced from $15 and a children’s section offering $3 to $5 two piece suits at $2. The sale runs until 11 P M and is located on streets opposite the new Court House.
Shoes go on sale with 10 percent minimum discount
Cash discount of at least ten percent applies to every pair. Many shoes priced below cost as TS Cars and Verner offer broader savings.
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TS Cars & Verner
Onur
TTS Cais & Veener
Caix & Verner
Elite Gallery Marketing Brings Low-Cost Cabinets to Pittsburg
The notice cites Elite Gallery at 516 Market Street Pittsburg offering cabinets at a bargain price of one dollar per dozen. No further details are given about quantity or terms.
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Market St
Pitts
Retiring Rosecrans After an Acrimonious Debate
In Washington the House passed a resolution for the immediate retirement of General William Rosecrans with Brigadier General rank after a bitter dispute. Supporters, including Randall and Henderson of Iowa, praised his war service while critics cited prior remarks about General Grant. The measure, backed by a broad bloc of soldiers, was approved despite objections from Struble and others.
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Randall
Mr. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Senate
William Fosecrans
Spinola
New York
J. C. Fremont
Mr. Struble
General Rosecrans
General Grant
Grant
Anderson
Boutelle
Maine
Cannon
Illinois
Ulysses S. Grant
Potentel
Pacer
Cutcheon
Michigan
Mr. Holmes
Henderson
Rosy
Corinth
Price
Weaver
Sowden
Pennsylvania
McKenna
California
Struble
Holmes
Rovecrans
Dentist Charles S Scott Provides Safe Anesthetic and Pain Free Extractions
Dr Charles S Scott extracts more teeth than five other dentists in two cities due to a completely safe anesthetic and consistently painless results. He ensures full tooth and root removal with teeth that always fit. Visit his office at 623 Penn Ave opposite Horne's for satisfactory care.
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Charles S. Scott
Penn Ave
Horne’s
Hirsh
Wright
Charles 8. Scott
Pennavye
Horne
Judge Agnew Chosen Chairman Advocates Constitutional Prohibition
Special telegram from Beaver reports Judge Daniel Agnew chosen Permanent Chairman at the County Constitutional Amendment Convention with about 200 delegates. He urges governmental control of liquor production and sale to curb drunkenness, arguing constitutional prohibition is the only remedy and urging Beaver County to lead in the reform.
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Agnew
Beaver
Daniel Agnew
Wade
Batmour
Beaver County
Montana Moves to Curb Gambling with License Rule
Governor Leslie signed the Hunt gambling bill prohibiting licenses for most games of chance. It targets sure thing games like brace fare percentage stud-horse poker ken o chuck luck and other devices. Gambling houses must display a large "Licensed Gambling House" sign.
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Helena
Leslie
Hunt
Amicable settlement of railroad damage claims
In Younestown Ohio on February 22 the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad agreed to pay 25,000 to Charles S. Bonner James B McCaulley and Winfield S Bankerd as damages from last March collision of two passenger trains at Wampum. All three were railroad employees. Henry Harkness, a brakeman, settled for 4,000.
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Lewistone
Charles S. Wolfe
Wolfe
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Baptist
Philadelphia
Little County
Younestown
Charles S. Bonner
James
MecCaulley
Winfield
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Wampum
Henry Harkness
Supernatural Phenomena Featured in Psychical Research
A teaser notes extraordinary cases reported to the Society for Psychical Research including manifestations and phantasms of living persons along with other ghostly experiences. The item promises a remarkable exhaustive contribution and calls it the sensation of the age in tomorrow's Discatser.
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Societ Bie
Lomorow
Ladies' Ready Made Suits Parlor Opens in March
Mrs. A. J. Purcell and Miss M. Jones plan to open a fashionable ladies parlor at 29 Fifth Avenue second floor on March 20. They will offer suits tea gowns and wrappers as specialties with stock being assembled from the East. Their taste and experience are expected to secure success from the start.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
A. J. Purcell
M. Jones
Jos. Horne & Co
Sto
Fifth Avenue
Last day of big suit sale and shoe discounts announced
The notice urges hurry as the 36 suit sale ends at 11 PM offering $6 for $15 value suits in plaid stripes and checks. It also advertises children’s two piece suits now $2 and a 10 percent cash discount on many shoes, with store hours and location at US Calx & Verner corner Grant and Diamond streets.
Neutrality case details on Conserva ship in Brooklyn
Testimony in Brooklyn before Judge Benedict exposed an agreement to employ crew aboard the Conserva to carry cargo for Hip polyte of the north of Hayti. Assistant engineer John Campbell and second witness Charles Hopkins described contracts to serve as engineer aboard the ship for monthly sums. The case adjourned until Monday morning.
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New York
Conserva
Madrid
United States
Walker
Brooklyn
Benedict
John Campbell
M. 8
Cooper
C. F. Kuhnhardt
Kuhnhardt
Samana
Bill to curb scalpers seeks strict agent certification
Senator Ford introduced a bill prepared by the general passenger agent to curb scalping by requiring railroad and steamboat agents handling tickets to hold a certificate of authority. It would prohibit others from dealing in tickets under a $500 penalty and imprisonment. The measure also mandates redemption of unused tickets by carriers.
Elite Gallery Ad Promotes Photo Prints and Gabinets
A brief advertisement invites families to Elite Gallery at 516 Market Street Pittsburg Pennsylvania. It promotes Gabinets priced at 1 dollar per dozen and mentions using the elevator.
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Elite Gallery
Market Street
Pittsburg
Cure for Malignant Skin Disease Cited by Ashland Lawyer
GEO B Smith attorney reports his 6 month old son recovered from a virulent malignant skin disease after using Cutcura Remedies. Within three to four weeks the rash vanished and the child remained healthy with no recurrence. Reference to J G Weist druggist in Ashland Ohio.
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Geo
B. Smith
Churchville
Augusta Uo
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Westmoreland County
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Egypt
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House of Representatives
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Mr. Perkins
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Thomas
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Joaquin Mil
Dispatce
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Curry University
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Woop
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Psunk
Ohio Railroad
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Hartford, Conn
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Ike
Com
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Meee
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William G. Abbot
D. H. Wells
James H. Knapp
Fourth Avenue
D.r.speer& CO
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Duquesne Way
Gatl Hamilton
Delmonreo
Zoo
the Potter Druc and Chemical Co
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Florida
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Liberty Street
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Berth Schengen
Pencerian Teel Pens
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Rich Island
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Medici
Maslin
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Lawn
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Rosenbaum & CO
Fifth Ave
Toc
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Fet-P
A.J. Rankin
E. Holden & Co
Federal St
Free
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AN FO Scientific
Pitentees
Eureka
Penn Avenue
Sercotesenth Ami Chestnut
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Milledgeville
James E. Morris
Sin
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Neve
Peron
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Ani
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Sixth Street
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Magic Roach
Pal T Jalaes
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London
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aSork
Southampton
Harre
Aller
Ss. Trove
Saale
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Ss. Fulda
Ss.Ems
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Pmaxschamberg ¢ & CO
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New York City
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Great Bri
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Sweden
C. Peter Wright & Sox General Agents
Smithfeld Street
Moeser
Brekfst
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Smithfield ST
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Axthelm
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