West's Accomplice Trial Begins Today
The case of Ann Brundage, accused as an accomplice to William West in the Bentleysville Crouch family murder, opens in Pittsburgh with Judge Swe presiding. Brundage's boy, from a prior marriage to Homer Harvey, is in jail with her as her husband vows defense.
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Ann Brundage
Crouch
Homer Harvey
West Brownsville
Harvey
Brundage
William West
J. J. Judson
J. M. Patterson
Juvenile suspect jailed for horse stealing
Frankie Stoot, a 14 year old from Northfield township, is jailed in Akeon on a horse stealing charge. He allegedly kept a horse overnight with a view to selling it and tried to place a bridle on a horse near Consta bie Davis' place. He has a prior record and faces reform school.
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Akeon
Frankie Stoot
Northfield Township
Constabie Davis
Rascal
Walls, Blackbeards and Furniture Ruined by Daubs
A Geneva College janitor found the campus damaged at dawn as intruders daubed oil blue and yellow paint on walls, boards, desks, and chairs. Classrooms suffered widespread staining and ruined furnishings, with umbrellas left bearing blue and yellow marks and the motto Me and my borch.
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Geneva College
Postmasters Form A Union Leaders Seek State Wide Influence
Postmasters from Richland County meet to form an organization aimed at influencing legislation to boost incomes. They planning a state structure and national movement with General P. Kennedy chosen to introduce the plan. Also: a jury in a divorce case finds a woman largely blameless and cites need for separation in Pennsylvania. Carlisle report notes a tie in a Dickinson College football game between Freshmen and Preparatory teams.
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Masspiess
Richland County
General P. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Diverse Local Troubles Highlight Ongoing 19th Century Scranton News
Local reports cover prisoner's abroad status in New Castle and repairs at Demmiler hays Sterling Steel Works, plus political organizing by KuttTasisG Democrats. incidents include theft from rcielt cars, a pay day skip at Scranton Fire Works Frreck, a deadly shooting near Uniontown, and mail fraud charges against CAnMIVRAEL of SAkron. The Scranton Plate Gills Works to be wired with Edison electricity, a church vote supports women delegates, and relief actions for sufferers at Co orgs Creek are urged.
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New Castle
Sterling Steel Works
Demmiler Hays
Kutttasisg Democrats
Tsitves
McRoesport
Scranton Fire Works
Frreck Beliure
Escanining
Uniontown
To & Amwangaaniaan
Coorgs Creek
Chambersburg
Atkineon
Ellen McClellan
Sherie William Medelsen W. Bowt
Dowie
Marie L
J. M. Bennett
Weston
W. Va
Boson
Wayne County
Boydson
Better Than Farming Profitable Granger Speculation
Schenectady New York November 19 That city proves real estate speculation can pay with wind capital Charles Gibson a Monroe county farmer came and eyed a 50 acre Mt Pleasant farm near the Edison plant He contracted for 7 6 to take possession December 1 He sold 25 acres to a New York Rochester syndicate for 13000 with 190000 planned to develop the area and he holds over 5000 cash He quips it is better than farming and the rest of the farm should rise in value thanks to the sale
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Dispatch
Schenectady
N.Y
Charles Gibson
Monroe County
Mt Pleasant
Edison General Electric Company
Gibson
New York
Rochester Capitaliste
Gibeon
Late News In Brief From Around The World
Expulsion from Switzerland anticipated. Two more Nihilists arrested for bomba. Western railroads form traffic alliance to bargain with Bunnington. Waterbury Button Co raises ivory button turc ers wages. Brother of Korea king executed for conspiracy to murder monarch. Hamburg school building loss 23000 with insurance. France and Holland delay Congo tariff settlement. Brazil provisional government to stay until constitution votes. Indians devastate in India. one killed, 40 children guarding cattle. Turkish aims form 110000 irregular Arabs. Stevedores strike for wage rise to 2 a day. New Orleans council votes 15000 for Hennessey assassins case. Madrid students riot, police disarmed but avoided damage. Turner's stable at Evanston sells carriages and 17 horses. loss 40000. Cattle from Canada lost heavy in Europe. ships report 600, 200, 38 dead. H. E. Thorpe shot by co worker. gunman at large. Newport deserters arrested. Fireman John Fisher throws coal on boy. fatal. Boiler explosion near reservoir kills engineer John Dunn and injures four. Macedonian police suspect murderers of Greek P Stojak. torture cited. Newark run on Howard Savings Bank pays out 40000. Frelinghuysen says full payment possible. Julia Marlowe near death. surgery may be required. Des Moines grand jury may indict justices for defrauding county under prohibition. McKinley bill taxes fish imports from Canada. US fishermen in Canadian waters not taxed. Canadian licensing tightened.
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India
Turner
Evanston
Chicago
Insu
H. E. Thorpe
Edward Weinder
Naval ‘Training School
Newport
Ae Aesg
John Fisher
St. Louis
Yeaterday
Howard Savings Hank
Newark
M. J
Frelinghuysen
Julia Marlowe
Bere
Sre
Overcoats on sale and local notices in Allegheny district
1000 men’s overcoats offered at $10 each in various fabrics. Also shoe fittings by C A Verner and plush jackets promotions. Marriage licenses listed with numerous names. many obituaries and funeral notices from Allegheny and Pittsburg area.
Everett Piano Club offers affordable first class pianos
Members may pay cash or weekly installments toward wholesale priced pianos bought in volume. Options include $25 down and $10 monthly or $1 weekly with delivery soon. Offers accessible at 137 Federal St Allegheny with manager Alex Ross. Includes other goods and sales notices at local shops.
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Federal Street
Allegheny
Bamboo Parlor Cabinet Highlighted for Durability
Bamboo and Punjab Furniture showcase a graceful parlor cabinet designed for any room. The cabinet features hard wood shelves and emphasizes elegance and long wear, suitable alongside other furnishings.
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Punjab
Our Own Make Clothing at the Lowest Prices
Our Own Make offers clothing manufactured and sold directly to customers to cut profits. Prices are guided by a wool line and emphasize reliability, all wool materials, and sturdy service with low, action-focused pricing.
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Prrvssogee Combination Clothing Company
Grant and Diamond Sts
the Court House
Algo
K. Smit
Liberty St
Col. Smithfield
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Congo
Hrazil
Europe
Canada
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Des Moines
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Port Arthur
Ont
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Sixth St
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Bijou Theater
Rosexracm & Co. T
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Puboodutewa K. Yal
Maggie Jackson
Emil Snelier
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Martin Allegheny
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Center Avenue
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Lansford
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North End
Evergreen Road
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Ohio Street
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Henderson
Mercer County
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Edward Lee
Thirty
McCoy
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Sarah Street
S. 5
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Butler Street
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Julius Street
Twenty-first Ward
The
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McKeesport
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Federal St
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East
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Penn Avenue
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Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Dr. Marr
U. S. Gov't
Cleveland
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Second Avenue
Wood
Smithfield
Pew Rede Axon Communication
M. T
Western Insurance CO
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Alexander Nise Ick
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WL P. Herbert
Insurance Co
North America
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Fourth Avenue
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Bamboo Furniture
McClintock& Co
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
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Brown
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Penn Ave
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Wood Strest
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Hong Kong
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Stanley Africa Game
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Shannon
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Third Avenue
Alaska
London
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Wood ST
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Fifth Ave
Haines
A.d. Rankin
Bixen and
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N&o
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Geo. A. Kelly
Eby
Firth
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Igl
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Hite Star Line
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United States
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Germanic
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Great Britain
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Smitheld St
Fittaburg
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Broadway
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Dublin
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CNARD
North River
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Cor
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Walnut
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Acksonville
Fla
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East River
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N. Y
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Os S
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