Potters Convention Delegates to Washington for Banquet
The United States Potters Convention will meet in Washington on January 20 at Willard's Hotel. Delegates from across the region including James H. Goodwin Homer Laughlin Joseph Chetwynd and others will travel via Pittsburg Friday night. One hundred guests have been ordered for the Willard's banquet Wednesday night with J H Brewer toastmaster and William McKinley as guest of honor.
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THE
Distatch
East Liverpook
United States Potters’ Convention
Washington, D. C
Willard’s
Pittsburg
Washington
James H. Goodwin
Homer Laughlin
Joseph Chetwynd
Hall Harker
William Brant
Brad Louthdane
Daniel McNicol
B. C
Beaver Falls
John N. Taylor
Knowles, Taylor & Kknowles Company
W. A. Fredericks
W. L. Smithweston
United States Rockingam and Yellow
C. Ware Association
J. H. Brewer
Trenton
N J
William McKinley
Ley
Wedi
George Tpadley
Kenmuir
Andrew UI
Forty Fourth Street
Susan McKenna
William McKenna
Crawford Street
Mary M
A.J. Sras
Sidney Street
Southside
Spoher
Sheffield Street
Allegheny
Katharina
Andrew Spoher
John
Warre
Boyle Street
Allegheny City
MowDay
Winter
John Winter
Haram's Alley
Rev. Lord's Church
Jane Street
Ottawa Lodge No
Wunderlich
Christina
Winslow Street
Four Youthful Thieves Charged In Brass Theft Case
Jonxstons Jan 1 report states J L Graham James Jackson Alfred Owens and Joseph Owens aged 12 to 15 are charged with larceny of brass and scrap iron from Cambria Iron Co valued at 50. Chief Gregory prosecutes. Barnhardt bail posted while Gayton Pinkerton held bail. About 1 pounds of brass found at Barnhardts and rest at Guytons. Evidence at Guytons aided Pinkerton arrest. Hearing set soon.
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Jonxstons
J. L. Graham
James Jackson
Alfred Owens
Joseph Owens
Cambria Iron Company
HO S
Barnhardt
Gayton
Pinkerton
Guytons House
Guayton
Eveas
Youngstown Youth McAlintock Dies at Pine Ridge Agency
Information confirms the death of Willath McAlintock son of a Freedom farmer and Hiram College student. He enlisted in the Seventh Cavalry and was sent to reclaim arms from hostile Indians when shot and killed by a redskin. His remains are to be brought home for interment.
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Youngstown
Pine Ridge
Bay
MovUlinteck
The May Henderson troupe strikes pay dispute in Bradford
The May Henderson dramatic company stranded in Clarendon after a week of bad business. Actors demanded pay and confronted the manager, who planned to share Saturday receipts. Star Miss May Henderson intervened and helped the crew retreat, leaving pawned valuables behind as they fled toward Houston in a Paliman car.
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Kprcal
BrRapronn
Janek
May Henderson
Clarendon
Hoston
Woman Believed She Was to Convert World Led to Asylum
Mrs. Martha Knight of Bloomfield was taken to Newbury asylum this week for treatment. Once an earnest church helper, she grew ill and developed a fixed belief she was an instrument of the Lord to convert the world, becoming violent and necessitating confinement.
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Patou. Warnes
Martha Knight
Bloomfield
Newbury
Farmers Vote to Adopt Australian Ballot System
Mahoning county Farmers Alliance delegates from all but one township met at Canfield to decide on political reforms. They reaffirmed keeping the revenue tax lawful for now and adopted a resolution supporting the Australian ballot system, two cent railroad fare, and state provision of school books to public schools.
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Distaton
YouxesTows
Mahoning County
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Ohio Region
Isabella Evans dies at age seven in Sewark. German Turners host visitors from Cleveland and Akron. East Liverpool holds two weeks of revival services. Benjamin Morgan loses left leg after attempted jump onto a train near Warren. Lizzie S Wilson millinery shop in East Liverpool badly damaged by fire. Edward Freck dies after being struck by a falling tree in Carrollton. Joux Driuox injured in Carson Street Pittsburg crash while leaving Warren. Thomas Gree suffers severe arm injury at Youngstown yard. amputation may be needed.
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Isabella Evans
Joseph Evans
Sewark
Canton
Cleveland
Akron
East Liverpool
Benjamin Morgan
Youngstown
Warren
Lizzie S. Wilson
Fourth Street
Edward Freck
Carrollton
Joux Driuox
Carson Street
Pittsburg
Choctaw Squaw Men Demand Outsiders Expelled
In Gainesville Texas on January 18 a Purcell convention of squaw men urged expelling editors who advocate allotment of tribal lands. The meeting led by Murray, an adopted citizen who controls 60,000 acres with tenants, seeks federal action through Governor Byrd's appointed commissioner to press Secretary Noble in Washington.
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Gainesville
Tex
Hang
Purcell
Murray
Byrd
Washington
Noble
Immigration clash over 60,000 Indians and non citizens
The text claims 35,000 non citizens in the Chicksaw Nation face expulsion and that 60,000 Indians and others claim rights to live there. It accuses tribal leaders of trying to crush these people to seize farms they occupy, highlighting a tense, disputed policy stance.
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Deigee’ Coeeren
Cle
Sewepapees Fa Ai Nm x
Maedooeste
Ese
A Cold Sunday Morning Shows Camp of Drunkards and Debtors
Police magistrates preside over a crowded Sunday morning hearing with 17 Southsiders fined or jailed for drunkenness and affrays. Reports include Thomas Brown dragged by a streetcar, Charles Langhan jailed for ten days, John Reisdorf jailed for threats, and Robert Fitzsimmons jailed for beating his wife. Other cases involve missing property, borrowed vehicles, peddling without license, and a man armed with a butcher knife causing a disturbance on a traction car.
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Succop
Thomas Brown
Sheetz
Carson Street
Charles Langhan
John Reisdorf
Anna Duffy
Reisdorf
Central Station
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
John Calico
James Gogin
Webster Avenue
Gogin
McKenna
Henry A. Neagle
Samuel Johnston
Zealandia Wins Ocean Race From Sydney to San Francisco
The Zealandia defeats the Monowai by 24 hours in the Sydney to San Francisco race. Zealandia started one hour after Monowai and soon overtook her. Monowai arrived bearing 12 cabin and 35 steerage passengers. Captain cites delay due to defective air pumps while carrying Australian and New Zealand mails for Europe and this country.
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San Franscisco
Oceanic Steamship Company
Zealandia
Union Steamship Company
Monowai
Sydney
San Francisco
Europe
Five Republicans Refuse Moody Support in South Dakota Race
In a secret caucus five Republicans declared they will not back Moody under any conditions, signaling a protracted Senate fight. Also: Kraumurkowski, deserted by his wife, left Elmira for Buffalo and did not hear of Adayski’s arrest. John Henkel, six, reported missing after leaving his Fifteenth Street home on Sunday morning.
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Moody
Prexie
Allegheny
Kraurmoroski
Elmira
Buffalo
Adayski
John Henkel
Pleasing Sense of Health Lingers After Figs Syrup
A pleasing sense of health and strength is renewed with use of Syrup of Figs, bringing ease and comfort as the remedy takes effect.
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as remedy for scrofula
A vintage advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and hereditary disease. It claims the medicine purifies blood, improves vitality, and advises buyers to avoid substitutes. The copy lists price and distributor details.
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Hood
C. L Hood & CO
Losell
Mae
A Very Particular Minister Faces Meet Here Clash
In Chicago Central Music Hall a dispute erupts as Rev Frank W Gnosaulus orders Rev Flavius J Brobst and his congregation to leave amid a plan for Sunday afternoon services for working people. About 1000 attendees witness the confrontation and a chorus of boos as Brobst defends inclusive worship and better access for workers.
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Central Music Hell
Frank W. Gnosaulus
Flavius J. Brobst
Brobst
Central Music Hall
Mr. Brobst
Chicago
Serge
Roes
Chased by a Man-of-War a Sea King Flees Peru
In San Francisco on January 18 the American ship Sea King arrived badly damaged after a Pisaguia Peru harbor collision with a French iron ship. A court blamed the Sea King. Captain Setchell refused damages and sailed toward San Francisco. A Peruvian man-of-war pursued but the Sea King eluded her.
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San Francisco
Sea King
Pisaguia
Peru
Pisaguas
Setchell
Colored people duped in Africa recruitment scam
Several hundred African American laborers in Atlanta were lured with cards promising passage to Africa from Savannah for one dollar each. The scamsters, taking a percentage, evade capture but disrupt local Black workers.
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Atlanta
Antonio
Africa
Savannah
Bank of Commerce to Resume in West Superior
West Superior expected to reopen by February 1 with capital raised to 290 000 dollars all subscribed by E T Buxton of Warsaw New York and other eastern investors. The notice outlines plans for resuming banking operations and expanding capital.
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The
Bank of Commerce of
West Superior
West Scverrog
E. T. Buxton
Warsaw
N. Y
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