Hill Farm mine sealing and relief efforts continue at Dunbar
Work to seal the Hill Farm mine advances with brick walls and brattices. 120 workers at Hill Farm, 8 at Ferguson, relief aid expands as Father Malady and Dr. Mullen organize clothing and funds for widows and orphans. 700 dollars on hand, with 1000 promised. per-household aid of 50 dollars to widows and 5 per child.
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Dowsax
Hill Farm
Keighley
Mahoning
Uniontown
Ferguson Mine
Ferguson
Dunbar Furnace Company
Relief for miners families falls short of need
A July 2 report from Druxzak notes 18 widows 5 dependents and 86 orphans near Dunbar need aid after 32 miners were buried. Only 1600 raised and 35 dispensed to two families. relief committee meets with Dr. Mullen to discuss redistributing funds.
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Druxzak
Dave Shearm
David Hay
Dunbar
Mullen
Knights of Labor to Attend Dunbar Inquest
The Knights of Labor Executive Board will meet to prepare for Coroner Holbrook’s Dunbar mine inquest. Twenty nine witnesses are slated to testify on the calamity that killed 32 miners. Master Workman Kerfoot returns 406 to the relief fund and a Pittsburg Sunday school convention sent 365.
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Scotrpale
The
Knights of Labor
Dunbar
Kerfoot
Relief Committee
Pittsburg
S. Gill
Byrne
Relief Fund
Holbrook
Round Trip Tickets Sold Across Lines July 3 4
On July 3 and 4 round trip tickets will be sold at all stations on the P. and L. E. P. McK. and B. V. ER. R. at one fare for the round trip with no excursion rate under 25 cents to points on several lines including N. Y., P. and O. R. R. between Dayton and Salamanca and Cleveland to Bien inclusive. Children pay half rate. Tickets for McK. and B. V. and P., McK. and Y. will be valid for return until July 7.
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Cleveland
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Erie
Oil
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New Castle
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Stoneboro
McK
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Mck. & Y
For Sale at Arnheim Stables Pittsburg
Five extra Kentucky saddle horses two extra fine trotting horses and several fine driving horses offered at Arnheim Live Stock Company lim 52 Second Avenue Pittsburg for sale or inquiry.
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Arnheim Live Stock Company
Lim
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Travel and Sale Offers From Pillsbeorg and Lease Erie Railroad
July 1 to 7 schedule sells tickets to St Paul Minon and Milwaukee at low rates for National Educational Association and Knights of Pythias events. Real Estate Savings Bank advertises deposits and 4 percent interest. garbled text notes James Grove's Fifth location and other unclear items.
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Pillsbeorg
Erie Railroad
St. Paul
Minon
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Knights of Pythias
Wrhso
French Camel's Hair Suitings For Summer Wear
Light summer weights and colors described as the nicest stuffs for summer wear. A note that the stores are closed tomorrow. From Horse & Co. on Peon Avenue B.
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Os. Horse & Co
Peon Avenue B
Might Ruin on the Fourth Deals From Roseraum & Co.
Roseraum & Co offers Ag Como silk umbrellas with paragon frames 26 inches, silver lines and Jong oxidation at 150 dollars, originally 250. Promotion targets Fourth of July shoppers.
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Ag Como
Jong
Roseraum & Co
Baby Carriages at Low Prices in Grove's Store
James W. Grove's Fifth Ave offers baby carriages at small prices as stock is cleared to make room for European goods arriving. See the in store display for those needing a carriage.
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James W. Grove
Fifth Ave
Lippincott Captured After Months on the Run in New Jersey
Mrs. Julian Lippincott, famed forgeries and a wide fraud network, was arrested in Camden and jailed after a nationwide chase. Detective James Henry of Camden led the capture, bringing a dramatic end to a four month pursuit that spanned Maryland and Baltimore before her surrender.
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Philadelphia
Julian. Lippincott
South Jersey
Camden
James Henry
Julia Lippincott
Broad Street Station
Henry
Camden County
Hogg and Garrison
Freedom Lippincott
Mrs. Lippincott
Baltimore
Culnan
Counselor Moon
Lippincott’s forged notes scapegoat city victims named
The woman Lippincott forged notes and securities harming local business people and trusted servants. Victims include Granville B. Haines & Co. Strawbridge & Clothier Sharpless Brothers Howett Warner & Co. Frymier Edwards John Wanamaker John James Dobson. She formed a hotel venture with broker Josiah Hearing at 425 Walnut Street and leased Lochiel House. Hearing was victimized. Lippincott arrested last night and to face Justice Cassidy in Camden for a preliminary hearing.
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Granville B. Haines & Co
Strawbridge & Clothier
Sharpless Brothers
Howett, Warner & Co
Frymier Edwards
John Wanamaker
John James Dobson
Is City
Josish Hearing
Walnut Street
Lochiel House
Win Lippincott
Camden
Justice Cassidy
Fifteen year old robber nabbed. pilfered post office boxes
Miles Walker, a 15 year old, confessed to systematic theft from postoffice boxes. He found a key, opened locks, and seized mail at 4:30 and 5:40 p.m. He was arrested after complaints rose and contraband letters were found on a hillside and under a railroad bridge. A nearby boy had been turned away by his father for testifying in an assault case.
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Teung
Miles Walker
McMillin
Tennessee
Samson
Thompson
Barrett
No Nomination Made In Twenty Fifth District Convention Deadlock
The Twenty Fifth Congressional Convention in New Castle remains deadlocked as 57 ballots were cast today for 167 total. Candidates Jackson Black McDowell Brown tally 14 15 11 4 with Beaver’s W S Shallenberger pressing for secret ballots and withdrawals, a plan rejected by 13 to 47 votes. The session adjourned at 9 p m to resume tomorrow at 9:30 a m.
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Castir
Shallenberger
Beaver
Jackson
Black
McDowell
Brown
Allegheny Well Represented at Normal School Alumni Meeting
The Normal School alumni held their annual meeting in the chapel. The class of 1882 hosted a special reunion with prominent members from Allegheny and beyond. J P Elkins of Indiana was elected Alumni Association President.
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Ixprana
Normal School
Kemp
Angney
Esterline
Marshall and McElwain
Allegheny
Stephenson
Asheville
N. C
Sadie Rowe
Sioux City
Cora Lewis
St. Paul
Minn
J. L
Eloping Cousins Marry in Cumberland Attraction
Braddock June 2. Calvin Fritzue and Jennie Smith, cousins aged about 17, eloped to Cumberland Maryland today and were married by Rev Dr Bird a Methodist minister.
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Disparon
Brraddock
Calvin Fritzue
Jennie Smith
Cumberland
Dr. Bird
Turmoil and Deeds Across States Reported
Drunken quarrel near Titusville left Sam J. Miller shot in the thigh by William Crebble. Lebich Coal and Navigation Co took sole control of the Terminal line. Census Grinnell notes Magislon populace at 10150, up nearly 50 percent since 1890. Delware and Hudson Coal miners strike over wage cuts. Gettysburg battle’s twenty seventh anniversary slated by New York veterans. West Virginia Governor Lemina names B D Spellman brigadier general and West Virginia National Guard commander. Miss ZetMan Harmon visiting Wooster briefly before yesterday’s storm. found in suburbs shaken by fright.
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William Crebble
Sam J. Miller
Lebich Coal and Navigation Company
W. GC. Grinnell
Magsillon
Carrais
Harry Palmer
New Brighton
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Mill Creek
Gettysburg
New York
Flemina
West Virginia
B.D. Spellman
West Virginia National Guard
Snyder
ZetMan Harmon
Congress
Wooster
No Time Like the Prescot and Summer Sale Highlights
An old column fragment notes medicinal claims for Hamburg Figs to ease constipation and prevent illness, followed by a broad advertisement roundup for Jos Horne Co. sale items, children’s apparel, Mohair fabrics, and a proposed store hours change. It also lists toys, fireworks, bicycles, and other summer goods at James W. Grove's Fifth Avenue store.
Supreme duty to enforce constitutional rights in polls
The debate centers on enforcing federal voting rights across 330 districts, reducing fraud and ballot suppression. Supporters argue justice and equality require action, while opponents warn of troops at polls and constitutional crisis. The bill passes 155 to 149 after lengthy parliamentary maneuvers and applause from both sides.
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E. B. Taylor
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House
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Waddill
Nominees for Titusville and Brownaville Offices Made Yesterday
A staff correspondent from Meadv ille reports the president names O. P. Hollister as postmaster at Meadville and Miles G. Bulger at Brownaville. The Titusville appointment remains unsettled, with probabilities indicating a likely outcome.
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Yeaterday
Ifuom
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