Millionaire's Son Elopes With Cab Driver's Daughter
Frashurx March 5. Willis McCray son of the late millionaire oil king James E. McCray elopes with 19 year old Cornelius Tyson daughter of a Foxburg cab proprietor. McCray newly wealthy from his father's estate has vanished with his bride toward Meadville, leaving his wife destitute and authorities in pursuit for abduction.
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James E. McCray
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Toronto School of Veterinary Surgery
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Miss Brown
Freel Brown
Wages Rise Debate At Columbia Iron Works Meeting
James Stratman Lodge 92 of the Amalgamated Association held a secret meeting in K of P Hall chaired by President James Faren. The union urged wage increases for the coming year with a 20 percent rise for blowing mill and soaking departments and for the 1 Sinch mill and 26 inch mill. Millwright and hydraulic workers would seek 275 dollars for ten hours, with extra time and Sunday double time, and helpers at 2 dollars, applying pro rata to overtime. The proposal will be submitted to the company and then the national conference in June.
Hasbend sod Wife Struggle for the Posses sion of Their Son
A Baltimore and Ohio depot scene in Washington Pennsylvania centers on T B McCain once of the town seeking custody of his year old son who had lived with his mother Mrs McLain The boy was taken to the station on his way to school and torn from his father by a crowd siding with the mother Mrs McCain Then she took the boy home as the father boarded an east bound train for Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore and Ohio
T. B. McCain
Mra. McCain
Mra. McLain
Man Sues Over Death After Liquor Links to Train Crash
In a trial list item at Emlenton on July 5 the Veon case against Creaton claims the defendant sold liquor to two youths G H Veon and A Shannon and failed to lodge them. Veon seeks $5,000 damages for his son Veon who died after the crash leaving him crippled.
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Creaton
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Mrs Catharine Drake Dies in Home Fire Near Zanesville
Mrs Catharine Drake mother of Thomas Drake a local builder was burned to death at her rural home six miles from Zanesville on March 5. Left briefly alone in a room her clothing caught fire from the grate and she could not call for help before dying.
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Toon
Deadlock over Town Treasurer and Secretary Election
City council at this place forges a deadlock over electing their treasurer and secretary. One candidate holds three Republican votes while the opponent has two Democrats and one Republican, stirring political circles. A note from Ravena reports a fatal train strike near Kent leaving a widow and seven children. Butler dispatch notes indictments for conspiracy in Middlesex township. Carlisle reports a shoe factory strike in Mechanicsburg protesting wage cuts with outsiders hired to fill vacancies.
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Weaver denies killing father in law in belated claim
Bellefonte March report says Fietta Weaver now held on her father-in-law Andrew Waren Berar murder case protests she had no part in the killing. Jonas Anman accused of murder. bail status unclear as new telegrams unfold. In Charleston West Virginia the ParDic and Curtin Lumber Company organized with a forty thousand six hundred dollar fee to operate in Braxton County.
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Three Men Arrested in East River Swindle Scheme
A three man plan to rob Baltimore Parkersburg and Wheeling merchants has been unearthed in Huntington West Virginia and at Hinton. Hodius and Shepino are jailed in Hinton. Light is in Summers County awaiting trial after being arrested in Huntington. They allegedly ran a scheme using forged recommendations to ship goods to Talcott and beyond before dumping duties and fleeing.
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Ex City Clerk Roller Jailed After Rearrest
Ex City Clerk John Roller, facing multiple indictments for malfeasance, was rearrested late yesterday and jailed on new bond concerns filed by District Attorney Rogers. He will stand trial next week.
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Stabbed Bellefonte man improves as court holds suspect
In Bellefonte on March 6 John Forcey age 60 was badly stabbed near Snow Shoe by John Vishdorfer weeks earlier. Doctors say Forcey is out of danger though Vishdorfer remains in custody for appearance. Surgeons call Forcey’s recovery a marvel and record a notable case.
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Various Local Disputes and Commercial Moves Inked Across Towns
A mixed set of notices reports a new Ratleocad postal route between McKeesport and Bellevennon, McKeeesPoint’s directory claims 10 000 homes and 30 000 population, and Tuk Jefferson Club protests a current reputation issue. Electric light firms offer 2 percent profit for Mansfield entry, while Martix and Doblin Naff are jailed for robberies near Austintown. The Monongahela National Bank in Browneville burned but will reopen today. Youngstown Carpenters announce a 35 cent daily raise with nine hours per day. Father Wolanski secures an injunction over Shenandoah church property. Noah F Clark battles Western Union at Franklin. Zanesville bank sold to South Stern Eaton, including building on Fourth Street. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to quarry stone near Claysville for bridges, paying about 20000 dollars. William Glover & Co of New Castle buy land in New Castle and plan a large foundry and machine shop.
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Austintown
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Claysville
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Popular Patient Favorite
Druggist L G Moore of Point Arena California praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top seller and highly effective for soothing and curing colds. The product is distributed widely in Pittsburgh area and Allegheny locations by multiple dealers.
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Fifth Ave
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Butler St
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E. E. Heck
Federal St
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Equitable Society Produces Miniature Free Policy Card
The Equitable Society issues a small scale reproduction of a new free toutine policy. Printed in red and black, it includes a miniature of the original heading and facsimiles of the president and secretary signatures. Contact Edward A. Woods at 516 Market Street, Pittsburg, Pa., for one and an age-based illustration of potential policy results.
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Local notices include weddings deaths and sales stalls
A jumble of arrivals and notices lists marriages deaths and funeral times across Pittsburgh Allegheny and Crafton with names like Dora Keegan Lena tarble and Mary Boston plus period social ads for clothing and livery stables.
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New Advertisements Offer Bright Fresh Carpets At Low Prices
The notice promotes new carpets that align with modern interior decor and color harmony. It claims weeks of planning, emphasizes beauty and quality, and announces exclusive patterns offered at the lowest prices to broaden use and appeal.
Moquettes Carpet Sale Announces Wide Selection
The Moquettes offer an enormous sale with universally popular carpets providing elegant effect at minimal cost. The collection is region exclusive, featuring sturdy Body Brussels and new patterns at the lowest market prices.
New Advertisements at Danziger's Spring Novelties
Danziger's promotes the widest city stock of spring wear with exclusive styles. All wool stockinette jackets at 3.39, Jersey waists, Sarah Silk waists in many shades, flannel blazers 2.99 to 5.00, and children's cloaks and reefer jackets. Prices claimed far below competitors.
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Bradley's Finest Blankets Go On Sale at Unmatched Prices
A 19th century sale touts 2 500 pairs of Bradley Blankets at unprecedented values. Scarlet blankets at 3 75 and white wool finishes priced to beat prior seasons, with 962 pairs marked finer than ever and sewn ends bound with silk. Each pair bears a ticket image of Bradley patriarchs, legends in local blanket making.
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Textile patterns and new Ingrains in Lowell Agra brands
The article highlights patterns in Lowell and Agra brands of two and three ply Ingrains. It notes Body Brussels effects and mentions a full line of Westminsters with a new extra heavy quality equal in weight but superior in quality to three plies.
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Carpet Upholstery Department Promotes Early Selection
The department highlights prompt appointment fulfillment as a source of customer confidence. It urges customers to make early selections to avoid delays after April 1, noting delays are commonly experienced in spring.
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