Death Ride of the Dragoons at Vionville Front
In a brutal cavalry charge the First Dragoons suffer heavy blows as Von Konheim and Ensign Von Trosckow clash on the battlefield. A French officer tenders aid, binds wounds, and a dying vow binds love to duty. Ronheim sacrifices to save his rival, life for honor, as the watch by the Rhine drifts over the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Konheim
Avastageur von Ronhein
Count Weideblen
Ronheim
Lissword
Trerman
von Ronheim
Renheim
Koobeim
Battlectield
von Trasckow
Trosckow
Trosekow
Ensign
Rose Sucher
Rose
Hronheim
Rondheim
von Trosckow
Rhine
Furst
Vionville
Prayer Deeds And The Bracelet Of Betrayal In War
Amid a fading battle scene Von Denheim aids Von Trosckow, finding the dead ensign with a bracelet bearing the inscription Too God keep you. The bracelet, a gift to Rose on the night of betrayal, scars Von Denheim and forces a tragic choice as blood and duty collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Denheim
von Ronheim
Sollier
Ronoeim
von Trocksowm
Tie
Renheim
von Trotckow
Konheim
von Trosckow
Coe Agaist
Bonheim
Rose
Rescoelme
Epdt
Cagne
Seventy-Sixth Regiment Reunion Sees New Officers
The eighth annual Seventy sixth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association reunion was held at Union Veteran Legion Hall with about 125 members. Captain Alfred Hicks was elected President and L W Johnston Secretary Treasurer. treasury surplus noted and next reunion planned for early October 1901. Resolutions honored deceased comrades Hendershot Miller and Burkbart.
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Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
J.P. Harm
J. 8. Littell
Ferret
Gourney
Alfred Hicks
L. W. Johnston
Sane
Danner
H. C. McKee
Harry Wayne
William M. Stevenson
Stephen C. Hendershot
William Miller
William Burkbart
Congressman Mason to speak at neighborhood meeting tonight
Chicago congressman Mason will be the principal speaker at an attendance meeting this evening. Voters are urged to attend as the event promises civic discussion. All-wool Henrietta fabrics are offered at two grand values with wide 46 inch material and a selection of 55 colorings.
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Mason
Chicago
Eause
Ussu Huewus & Hacks
Boces Buxt Specials In Ladies and Gents Furnishings
Store Boces Buxt advertises today and this evening sales on ladies and gents furnishings, including gloves and hosiery with specials across all departments.
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Boces & Buxt
Outfits and Goods at The People’s Store Highlight
Advertising snippet notes dress accessories including dress ockles and slides in black crochet with cut steel, offered at half regular price. Pianos for rent listed by E G Haves & Co at 75 Fifth Ave, under the UPEiIcGET label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Store
Upeiicget
E. G. Haves & Co
Fifth Ave
Wandering Dundee Tweed Vale and Gattonside Orchards
A reflective tour of Scotland's Tweed valley detailing Roman road echoes, misty forests, and Gattonside’s apple orchards. The piece paints misty mornings, Scottish daily life, and the quiet charm of old cottages, abbeys, and a lone sleeping elder in a sunlit hamlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattonside
Melrose
Scotland
Anple
Encor L. Wakeman
Twenty-First Free Organ Recital At Carnegie Hall
City Organist Wales presents the twenty first free organ recital at Carnegie Hall beginning today at 3 PM. The program features instrumental and vocal works by Lillian A Reddick and George Brengle with an international themed lineup for the next event and selections including Overtures Gavottes nocturnes and various arias.
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Wales
Allegheny
Carnegie Hall
Lillian A. Reddick
George Brengle
Baltimore
Thirtieth Ward Parade To Show Votes This Fall
A parade is planned tonight by local clubs the Butterflies Never-Sweats Do-Littles and Sons of Rest. They will form on Carson Street near the park and march through downtown to display support for home industry and votes this fall. Residents along the route are asked to decorate. Prohibition is discussed but unclear. A note mentions 25 kega of beer on a limited express from Montour Junction and a future feature on oil field history with TesMorrow's mammoth Dispatch.
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Casey
Scotland
Princess Street
Edinburo
George Squire
Glasgow
Tron
Domirie
Oban
High Street
Waterloo Place
Edinburgh
Irkeoime
Wizard Witchery
Scott
Tweed-vale
Tweed-side
Britain
Tweed
Never-Sweats
Do-Littles
Sons of Rest
Carson Street
Park
Carson
Bingham
Manor
Montour Junction
Among the Firemen How to Economically Run a Department and Encourage Discipline
Gossip gathered in engine houses praises Pennsylvania volunteers as among the best in the nation. The Pennsylvania State Firemen's Convention at Chester impressed with a grand parade and hospitable hosts. Talks at Columbus Ohio about issuing bonds for new engines and stations contrast with Pennsylvania’s focus on pleasure and efficient administration. Chief Heit has proposed a centralized fire headquarters modeled on the army to cut costs and improve supply management, urging captains to run economical companies.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
New York City
Philadelphia
Watertown
N. Y
Chester
Fire Service of
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Associacy
Columbus
Heiomiiler
Payaakeeney
Regular Army
Friendship Hose Company
Collinsville
George Brashear
Thomas Courtney
Anthony Kine
J. J. BR. Kennedy
Willam Wallace
Esse Percy
Amostee
Mason E. HouGues
Louisville, Ky
Joan I. Sullivan
Kilrain
Louisiana
Proposals Sought for Second-Class Steam Fire Engine
Jrensry Crry calls for bids to furnish a second-class steam fire engine. Harrisburg plans new stations for Shamrock Hose Susquehanna Hose and Friendship Engine Companies. Fire news covers paid departments fights, hose racing records, and upcoming conventions.
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Jrensry Crry
N. J
Atlanta, Ga
Harrisburg
Shamrock Hose
Susquehanna Hose
Friendship Engine Companies
Hope and Reilly Hose Companies
United States Company
Atlantic City
Beating the Record in City Finances and District Revenues
The Mayor's office reports $7 698 53 received in a month, eight months totaling $43 279 26, with year projections at about $78 000. Licenses shifted to Public Safety reduce Mayor income, while First Police district dominates receipts with $4 017 78. September arrests total 2 085 with fines paid 770 and varied outcomes.
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Menes
Gourley
Department of Public Safety
Brown
Gripp
McKenna
Hyndman
Leslie
Succop
Ladies prep winter lecture course by Allegheny W C T U
The Allegheny County W C T U Executive Committee plans a winter lecture series with speakers including Miss F E Willard Mrs Mary Terrence Lathrop Mrs J K Barney and Mother Stewart The monthly meeting at Third U P Church Diamond Street Tuesday at 2 PM will finalize arrangements Mrs J M Porter presiding Delegates will travel to Scranton for the State Convention opening October 14 and Mrs Porter will attend the National Convention in Atlanta November 14 to 19.
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Allegheny County
F. E. Willard
Mary Terrence Lathrop
Michigan
J. K. Barney
Rhode Island
Mother Stewart
Ohio
the Union
U. P
Diamond Street
J. M. Porter
Scranton
Mary G. Worth
Florian Smith
J. C. Hill
Judge Fettermans Bereavement Mare Dead
Judge Fetterman mourns the loss of his famous little black mare noted for wit and spirit. The mare suffered ailing footing last spring and died after an attempt at a painless death by the judge, found dead in her stall the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fetterman
Dick Turpin
London
York
Not Even a Crust In Court Case Ends in Release
In Criminal Court Bessie Cohen failed to appear as a witness and faced a subpoena. Through interpreter Luty she said she sought food for six days with no crust bread in her house for her children. Judge White ordered her release in response to the poignant claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Bessie Cohen
Agent named for Clyde Steamship line service to Florida
Mr. J. J. McCormick of 639 Smithfield street is appointed agent for the Clyde Steamship Company. The line operates three weekly steamers from New York to Jacksonville, Florida, during the winter season.
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J. J. McCormick
Smithfield Street
Clyde Steamship Company
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
S&s
Ciacksoniere
Kia
Allorida
Clyde
East River
WM. P. Clyde ,Co
Bowling Green
N. Y
G. Eger
Broadway
N.Y
Smithfield
Pittsburg
Livbi
Erpoogs
Vla Queenstown
North River
Servis
Hothata
Gallia
Umbria
Ketraria
Servia
Atrania
Europe
Freitut
Vernon H. Brown & Co
EJ. McCcainmick
Pittsburs
Prominent Iron Works Engineer Credits Cure to Local Doctors
Michael B. Smith of Brownstown and 2822 Harkins Street recalls a long illness from catarrh and digestive distress. After consulting Drs Copeland and Bish he credits effective treatment, improving breathing, appetite, sleep, and energy, and returning to work. The statement notes verification at his home.
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American Iron Works
Messia, Jones & Laughlin
Michael B. Smith
Brownstown
Harkins Street
Jane and
Mary Streets
Southside
Dru
Copeland
Blair
Mr. Smith
W. H. Copeland
Des
Copeland & Blate
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburo
Il A. M
Pr. M
Copeland & Blair
Pitwburg
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Wakeman
Beauty
Lespings
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Haugh
Eailn
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Minas Basin
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Morrow
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Gascon
C. W. Gluck
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Caroline Pioweies
BO Ee
RK. Eilenberg
H. Nurnberg
TesMorrow
Sparke
Baltimore Fire Board
Lock Haves
Boston
Fire Commission
Chattanooga
Tenn
Springfield
Mass
Chier W. A. Hugues
Cincinnati
Palmyra
Tue Kendall
Opera House
Tue Johnson Hose Company
Bradfod
Orpheus Hall
H. A. Hinta
National Association
Detroit
Hills
Huntly Hose Company
Huron
Pierre Rog
E. 8S. Ebapp
The
Hope Fire Company
C. A. Oakes
Dicks Company
Meadville
Hi. C. Cornfield
Hope Company
Eaves
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Cambridge
Consis
MRA
Livermore
Lacy Stone
To Morrow
Ice
Canada Ice
B. Hopson
Mayville, N
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Usssa Hueys & Hacer
Eisse
Treland
England
Dispatch
Fetterman
the Duobor- Hampden
Dusbor Watch Cse Mfg. CO
Canton
Ohig
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Messrs. Jones & Laughlin
Michael H
Michael Hf. Smith
Millaburg, Pa
Drs. Copeland and
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
Dei
Burdack
Psirens.c
Liz Lim Ropmerts
Sandy Hook
Pic
Liverpool
Soman
Ireland
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J. J. McCor
Fourth Avenue
Lou Moeser
Wa Star Linz
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Royal
United States Mail
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Primate Star
J. McCormick
Smitheld Hs Ae UT K
J. Bruce
Broafiwsy
STATE
Londonderry
Belfast
Dublin
One
Baldwin & CO
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps &O
Opathia Chemists
Engiana
Doct Whittier
Pen’ Avenue
Brisons
Whittier
S. Sanda
P. W
Whittler
Penn Avenue
E.G. West
Penn
Wylie
Fulton St
Sande Electric
Sandens Electric Cw
miytt-il-Tis
Lake
K- Laka
P. S
Frictix
Laxe
Pena
Ith
Wood
Wood Chemie
Pittators Son, Viamond and Sa
Joceph Fleming
wewkEowk
Wilcox
Loox Specific CO
Philn
Serre Fein Co
Fleming & Son
Park Pincee
Peter Fail
Lion Drog Oo
Pum
Jos. Fleming
SON
Maries Se
Chichester
RED Cross Diamond Brand
Amd
Chicherter Grem
Hothon Mg
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
F.C. Fowler
Moodus,conm. Och Osuw K
Ometh
Orgabto
Seager
Tors Arte Fiivors
Diaranes Adit
Rea Hitz Chemical CO
Milwaukee
Rasu
Ree Sud
H. 3
Butts
Fulton
Trssonk
Fox
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