Mrs Harrison Leaves Mountain Summit for Philadelphia
Mrs Harrison and her party travel from Cresson by 11 15 train to Philadelphia with plans to return the President. The entourage includes Mrs Barrison Mrs Harrison Mrs Dimmick and others at the station hotel guests and a noted social gathering are mentioned as preparations for planned invitations and excursions on the Monongahela line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtrcial
Cressex Sprixes
Barrison
Philadelphia
Washington
Paruic
Harrison
Boner
Sutton
Monneylvania
Erie Conference of United Brethren in Christ Announces Appointments
The Erie annual Conference in Deckarids, Pennsylvania, concluded with Bishop John Dickson preaching before 100 ministers. Several ministers were expelled for inefficiency. Tesley announced appointments across districts including Erie City, Corry, Sugar Grove, and Buffalo. The report notes membership decline and lists presiding elders and district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklis
Erie
Church of United Brethren In Christ
Deckarids
John Dickson
Pennsylvania
New York
W. Lewes
WL. Luck
Tesley
Mondveile
M. D
Maie
Erie City
W. D. Fulsen
A. Hartilton
Corry
Spillai
Preneh Creek
Waldo
Wayne
Liam Deckan
W. A. Hennet
Diamond
W. W. Vaughan
Harbor Creek
L Melee
Sugar Grove
J. W. Gage
Lider
Finnley’s Lake
L. St Hagar
Pleasantville
Degolia
T. Evans
Great Valley
J. & Ee Weg
A. Jorden
Sartwell
G. Rowland
Horner
William Burt
Stillheart
N. den
Harris Hill
T. BH
Wearot
Starkey
Williston
W. Aene Terd
PF BE. Smith
Farmer's Eceon
P. Benneboff
Lane
Bodes
W. W. Tova
EL. Willis
J. W Winte
Isren Conference Seminary
W. Rittenhouse
Celebrated Lechner Electrical Mining Machine Demonstrated
The Lechner electrical mining machine, built at Patuberg, was tested at Captain Sam Brown’s Boston coal works and hailed as an assured success. Supervisor Adam Kall led the trial with Captain Brown, Dr. C. S. Weddell, and others observing. The device cut through coal in under a minute, claiming speed and depth improvements. Brown plans continuous operation and wiring of adjacent rooms as they open, with about forty rooms ready for the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Freight Line Formation Ties New York to Chicago Rail Network
A new incorporation in Harrisburg forms the New York Philadelphia and Chicago Line led by Franklin agents with French as a notable member. The project aims to connect Venanze Clarion Jefferson and Jeal clay regions to link coal regions with Philadelphia, creating a direct western to eastern route through key coal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freelite
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Stral Telegham
Pusselix
New York, Philadelpia and Iceage Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Franklin Wen
Cleveland
Venanze
Clarion
Jefferson
Ijeal
Pittsburg Lawyer Arrest After Serious Shooting Scrape
Massfield Valley Pa September 2 James P Hall a Pittsburg lawyer is under arrest on a charge of shooting John Born Last night Hall says he heard someone at his door and fired Burne who he says attacked him Burne 23 years old was wounded and taken to his father house for care Doctors say Burne will recover Hall claims Burne was invited inside for a drink and when they reached the front porch Hall fired Judge and others are unnamed in this report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massfield Valley
James P. Hall
John Burn
Borne
Hall
Othe
Hiw
Burns
Mansington
Dancer Farm
Logan Oil Company
Hawkins Farm
Right & Co
Hunt Farm
Erwin
Burwell
Byrne
Douds
Aes
Ellery
Urilda Douds
Locust Street
Allegheny City
Emery
Mary Street
Ferparathr
France
Nees
Wm. France
Western Avenue
Allegheny
Margaret Gallagher
Taggart Street
Goldrath
Braddock
Lana
David
Hattie Goldrath
Fourth Street
Main
West View Cemetery
Gray
Penn Navrenue
Mathilda Street
M. Lynch
Qa. M
MarGanet Lyrxce
John Lynch
Fonera
Chestnut Street
Qa.m
Ochsenhirt
George J. Ochsenhirt
Sharina
Jacob Ochsenhirt
Spring Garden Avenue
Allequepy
Catharine Reignt
Thirty-sixth Street
Fifteenth Ward
Schmitt
Theodore Schmitt
Tia
McKee's Rocks
St. Francis Die Dehle Church
Englishman Shot Dead in Street After Altercation
A man identified only as Harry Wateron, about 36, was shot in the neck in the street after a morning dispute with a stranger. The assailant fled, dropping a watch and revolver. police soon recovered the gun and detained a suspect who refused to provide a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Waterhoon
Merder
Staegrer
Enfieeman Ttl
Hia
Fen
Sisperson
Strikers Refuse Work Halt at Three Rallies
Greenville September 3 the strikers on the fotsparg Shenango and Lake Erie rallc refused to go to work today and were discharged. The company is now trying to filther places with new men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmraton
Greenville
Fotsparg
Shenango
Lake Erie
Let the Gamblers Except. Grand jury report sep 8
The fragment notes a September 8 reference to a grand jury in WHESLING and a telegram directed to the dictator. The readable text is minimal and lacks full context for further specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whesling
The
Grand Jury
Law and Order Backlash in Saloon Indictments Reported
Report notes a three day absence followed by a lukewarm crackdown where only one saloon keeper was indicted for Sunday selling while gamblers remain active. The text says Law and Order supporters took a political blow with a “black eye” from the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order
Fifty-eighth Monongahela Baptist Association Meets in Nicholson Township
Special telegram reports the opening of the fifty-eighth annual session at Old Frame Chapel Nicholson Township with delegates from Connellsville Brownsville California Dunbar Falls City Greensboro Mt Pleasant Redstone Scottdale Turkeyfoot Indian Creek Uniontown New Geneva and Big Crossing. Rev H F King of Uniontown preaches the introductory sermon and officers are elected Moderator H F King Clerks Revs Rods Ward J Q Van Swearingen Treasurer D K Anderson. Delegates and evangelic workers present include Rev W H Conrad and Mrs W H Mix. The balance of the day is committees and routine work. sessions extend for several days with at least 10 delegates and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Baptist Association
Old Frame
Nicholson Township
Connellsville
Brownsville
California
Dunbar
Falls City
Greensboro
Mt. Pieasant
Redstone
Scottdale
Turkeyfoot
Indian Creek
Uniontowns
New Geneva
Big Crossing
H. F. King
Uniontown
Rods Ward
J. Q. van Swearingen
D. K. Anderson
W. H. Conrad
Eetrania Baptist Association
W. H. Mix
Burmah
Startling tales swirl around Aaron W jailed for wife shooting
A. W. is in jail in Ohio charged with shooting his wife last Friday night. Reports say this is his third wife and his second spouse was divorced. Mrs. Larkins of Hudson, sister of his first wife, claims he killed his first wife ten years ago and never faced arrest. She says he abused another wife, leaving her battered before the fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Axnon
Aaron W
Tri State Telegrams Review of Regional Incidents
Rev W F Beans hires counsel for brother involved in Johnstown wife murder case. A valve burst causing the fatal scalding of Andrew Sloan of Ardara. Pa J HALFern buys Youngstown Telegram. The Nineteenth Regiment Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry held a reunion in Warren. Levi Desler of Canton fainted while turning on gas and suffocated. Governor Beaver appoints Stillwell Briggs to succeed C H Greer as Lawrence County associate judge. Bradley to send three McKeesport clerks for first papers. A passenger train collision near New Castle involved Engineer Brothers and Lewis Dot. Union railroad bridge span at Wheeling nears completion. falsework removed. Farm Hill mine exploration progresses about 4 000 feet. Pennsylvan ia Veterinary Medical Association met. Lancaster hosts next in March. Cora Kelie of Canton, 18, fell ill after 12 years of liquids. she resumed eating steak with doctors’ help. Alexander Poolock of Harlandsboro robbed of $150 and notes at Youngstown Fair. Frick Coke Company Mt Pleasant strike against nonunion workers continues with 1000 involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Vetern Volunteer Infantry
Warren
Canton
Levi Desler
Beaver
Stillwell Briggs
New Castle
Lawrence County
C. H. Greer
Engineer Brothers
Lewis
Union Railroad
Wheeling
Farm Hill
Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Cora Keluie
Western Window Glass Makers Plan Central Sales Agency
Chicago convention delegates discussed forming a single central sales agency or pool to handle glass orders, aiming to economize by centralizing distribution. The plan would insure fair factory shares and support small producers, with Pittsburgh as a potential base. The committee includes James Chambers, William Leffler, T. F. Hart, A. G. Baker, and W. D. Pease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Acc
Pittsburg
James Chambers
William Leffler
T. F. Hart
Muwele
Ind
A. G. Baker
Findlay, O
W. D. Pease
New Albany
Man Claims Army Rank Arrest on Eleventh Street
P. L. Croft was arrested yesterday on Eleventh street. He claimed to be Major General of the United States Army. Officers found $48 and a $75 check on the Assistant Treasurer of the United States. Papers on him listed him as First Lieutenant in the Sixth Regiment of the New York National Guard. He was jailed pending a sanity investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Croft
Eleventh Street
United States Army
United States
New York National Guard
Seven Story Brick Business House Permit Granted
The Inspector of Buildings issued 14 permits yesterday led by George H. Dauler for a seven story brick business house on Smithfield Street between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The building will stand 492110 feet and cost 47500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector of Buildings
George H. Dauler
Smithfield Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
Minor police items from a Westminster era jail report
Nathan Dover pressed an information against Jacob Ernstine for stolen goods and Morris Ernstine for malicious mischief. The three peddlers reside on Wylie avenue. Ove Wrreka was sent to Riverside penitentiary for one year and a fraction for larceny. Charles Porter, former constable, was arrested for disorderly conduct. NavTuam Dinirivan held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Dover
Donavvan
Jacob Ernstine
Morris Ernstine
Jacob
Wylie Avenue
Ove Wrreka
Venango County
Urenths
Charles Porter
McAleese
NavTuam Dinirivan
Richa
Pipeline Plan for Independent Oil Producers in Murrinsville
A noted independent producer outlines a scheme for a four mile pipeline from the Murrinsville pool to Hilliard station and a refinery with capacity of 500 to 1 000 barrels per day. He argues that forming producer cooperatives could beat the Standard Oil premium by streaming oil directly to refineries. Other regional rigs and drilling activity across Ohio and West Virginia are reported, with several wells finished or underway and varied production statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrinsville
Tom Dispatch
Roducers
Murrinsville Pool
Hilliard Station
Pittsburg, Shenango and
Allerheny Valley
Melarkey & Co
John Scully
Echo Oil Company
Stirt &@Co
Crawford
Manspield
Bridgeville
Wilpwoop—Greenles & Fors
Rolshouse
Toors Roux
Finegan & Downing
Thorntow
Butler—Greenlee & Foret
Humphrey
Russell & O'Connor
Black, Havlett & Co
L. E. Dunbark
Callery Junction
T. W. Outhe McValmont
Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Found Pure
The examination of several baking powders bought in a neighboring city shows the only one clean of alum acid phosphates or ammonia and free from adulterations is the Pure Grape Cream of Tartar variety.
Fall Designs Exhibit Showcases New Floor Coverings
Our display presents fall designs across all grades with descriptions of Flooree. The window on Fifth avenue features The Wiltons, Mognets and Body Brussels showing the latest design and color effects. Buyers should select carpets now while the assortment is full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltons
Mognets
Body
Brussels
Bargain Sale Ad Promises Big Savings on Plush Garments
A Pittsburg ad touts a limited time sale offering 25 to 40 percent off plush jackets sacques and capes. It urges quick visits before September 15 while prices are said to be lower than manufacturer quotes and claims no exaggeration or misrepresentation.
Seal Plush Jackets and Sacques Sale Prices
A sale listing shows satin lined seal plush jackets and sacques with regular prices ranging from 9 75 to 28 50 and sale figures such as 8 75 and 12 00. Items include satin lined options described as choice to very finest quality.
Linen Department Offers Damask Table Linen Sale
The Linen Department presents soiled ends of table linen totaling 234 yards in best patterns priced from 110 to 325 dollars for ten yard segments. A full line of table linens and napkins arrives with values at 50 75 and 1 per yard and matching napkins. Also featured are napkins priced at 1 25 1 50 and 2 per dozen, plus table cloths and matching napkins in assorted lengths and widths and fancy silk linen brocade launch cloths and scarfs and yard goods.
Pittsburg Apparel Sale Offers Fresh Plush Capes
A deposit of five dollars secures bargains and free storage through November 10 with delivery guaranteed in good condition. Plush jackets, sacques and capes come fresh from the factory in latest styles. The department showcases the largest cloth and cheviot jackets display in Pittsburg with 24 Misses styles of plush and Astrachan capes and Seal Plush capes at $4 85, a bargain compared with eight dollars elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Astrachan
Hosiery Bonanzas and New Fall Accessories At Our Store
Unheard of values in the Hosiery Department with reliable makes. 360 dozen Misses' Genuine French G Ribbed Hose at 22c. 50 dozen Ladies' Brown regular Hose at 18c. 120 dozen Ladies' Black Wool Hose at 19c. 100 dozen Ladies' Gray Woolen Hose at 9c. Also Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose 12c to 18c. New dress trimmings underwear and fall gloves priced to attract early buyers. Exposition visitors welcomed with courteous attention.
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Cresson
Mrs. Harrison
Baby McKee
Buckeye
Terns
Terroiaal
Tite Diefatctl
Megtal Tel
Monongahela
Baptisis
Fayette County
Blueberrd
Ohio
Aaron Whiteaere
Tri-State
W. F. Beans
Johnstown
Andrew Sloan
Ardara
Pat.j. Halfern
Halford
Youngstown Telegram
Alexander Poollock
Harlandsboro
Younstown
Standard Works
Frick Coke Company
Mt Pleasant
Montour
MonsTove—Sill
Forest Oil Company
Efert
Fort Pitt Gas Company
Sheiner
James Moore
Thompson
Hughey
Wildcat Wells
Taylor & Terry
Putman County
W. Va
Charleston
Pomeroy
Macksburg
Augusta
Buffalo Creek
Winfield
Putnam County
W.va
Jackson County
Bear Fork
Mill Creek
Rathburn
Burcing Springs
Caldwell Lands
Burning Springs
Friendly Island
Belmont
Billy Johnson
Jim Story
Sistersville
Friendly
McKimm Creek
Pleasants County
Emsenton
Mariasville
Emienton Field
Shafer & Co
Bennett & Salsbury
George Crawford & Co
Dyson
Ritchey Run
Crawford & Agnew
Agnew
Agnew & Co
Jones Farm
Panton & Co
Neely & Co
William Mandville
Marlasville
Mandville
New WinmMincTon
H, Mco
St. Vitus
Miles
Jos
Fening & Son
Market St.th
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bargats
Usso Hucus & Haacke
Sistaren
Buller County
Maggie A. Nawel
Uredetets Ih
C. Kingwland Yecscesserses Verees
Pilinduer Auple L. Schulthels
Heserve Township
Grey
Dave Sloan
Chartiers
Sadie "Brien
William Hae
Ivesser
Naan Kennedy
McKeeses _ Bissell
Addie
May Dillon
Dames Butler
Noah—Snair
Samuel Young
William J. Noam
Monaure BE
Syarn
Journal of Health
Land & Falten St
James Archibald
Second Avenue
Wood and
Carri
TTS
Western Insurance OF
Wood Street
Alexander Nimick
John B. Jackson
Fears WM. P. Co
North Ay
North America
William L Jones
Fourth Avenue
Banner Pee
McClintock&Co
Fifth Avenue
KEW
Linery
Fifth Ave
Nchool Clothing
Sixth ST. and
Penn Ave
Hata
Shaggy
Paris Robes
New
Paris
Boggs & Buhl
F. A. Prichard
Mannington
aTob Dy
Niagara
Melton
Jackson
Rosenbaum
Market Street
COR
Liberty
Sellmuth College
Mestee
Sium
Ameno
EN. Engligh
London
Ontario
Canada
Market St
J. F.oelle
Sole Mfr
Haines
Raare
Cuba
Alex. Watson
Ty Toyeen
Scatford
Nington
Seatoanen
Seatoanen Pa
J. C. Walker
Pitsburg
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Liberty Street
Star Corinhde
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