President Harrison Sent Regret Over Regiment Reunion
A dispatch from Cresson notes President Harrison could not attend the Fourteenth Indiana reunion in Toledo due to travel and weather, sending his regrets. He received apologies from Reed’s supporters and congratulated Maine Republicans, while dispatches cover his brief dash to Ebensburg and San Aloysius convent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Indiana
Cresson
Park Cottage
Ward
Ebensburg
Harrison
Dimmick
Manley
Repo State Committee
Maine
Reed
Idiana Regiment
Pecadent Co
Toledo
Th Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Mira
Russell Harrison Lea
West
Opening of the St John and Malta Convocation at Wellsville
The eighteenth annual convocation of the Chapter General of America Knights of St John and Malta met in Wellsville Opera House with Grand Eminent Commander Armbruster presiding. Delegations from nearly all encampments in the U S and Canada attended as headquarters were set at Fassett House and officers listed attended. Reports were received and committees named as the session adjourned to tomorrow at 1 PM with Philadelphian encampments represented by Sir Kouighte Trinity No 2 and others led by G D Rollins, W V Pisce, J C Hoffman, Dr J K Cassatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
N. Y
Chapter General of
America
Knights of St. John and Malta
Opera House
Armbruster
States
Canada
Fassett House
W, EL. Alexander
N. Perkins
Canon Guard
W. T. Carter
J. L. McElroy
C. Merritt
J. M. Goodenough
Almaner
W. H. Goll
Hierald
Armes
J. Hoag
Awa D. Hamilton
J.T. Waring
Sir Kouighte
Trinity
G. D. Rollins
V. Sealy
Corinthiana
Ken Ii
William V. Pisce
J.C. Hoffman
King Godfrey
J. K. Cassatt
Pushing the Frice Suit Involves Standard Workers in Legal Battle
Master Workman R D Kerfoot of the K of L along with John Angus Pat McKenna and others depart for Pittsburgh to secure attorneys for defense in suits filed by the H C Frick Coke Co. against them for breach of labor contracts and heavy damages. The Standard miners' representatives will also have counsel in damages claims related to the closing of the Standard plant. Cases set for October term. Superintendent Lynch has engaged Moorhead and Head of Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
R.D. Kerfoot
K. of L
John Angus
Pat McKenna
Standard Works
Pittsborg
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Kerfoot
Parker
Standard
Lynch
Moorhead & Head
Greensburg
Buckeye Railroad Agitation Prompts Regional Debate
A bold plan to widen the Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati line to standard gauge to connect Alledonia and Cumberland sparks strong local interest. Extensions toward Columbus and a Pittsburg to Wheeling link fuel talk, with terminal facilities funded by Zanesville Mt. Vernon and Marion group.
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Pittaburgh
Wheeling
Disrator
Zaspsville
Columbus
Bellaire
Zanesville
Cincinna
Shawnee
Hoe
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Scottdale Iron and Steel Reverts to Coal Use
The Scottdale Iron and Steel Company plans to resume coal firing after two years of unprofitable gas usage. Mines are being repaired for resumption while gas supply weakens. Southwest Company reports new wells sunk near the area and a promising field, with its existing perforable field remaining good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trymctal
Scottdale
Scottdale Iron and Steel Company
Orden
Southwest Company
From Pittsburg to Columbus A Through Railroad Scheme
Telegraphs from Zanesville report talks of a new railroad from Pittsburg to Columbus via the old National road. A preliminary survey is claimed by the At Bellaire scheme to connect with a trem Path to the Vanderbilt line. Bell special telegram notes interest in the plan. In Latrobe Pa the Loyal Hanna creek floods damage homes. a mother with a newborn and many children were forced into the streets.
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Zanesville
Columbus
Bellaire
Vanderbilt
Distaton
Latrobe
Loyalhanna Creek
Babe
List of Methodist Protestants Chosen at the Annual Conference
The Pittsburg Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church adjourned after a week in Amory Pa. The report lists appointments for the coming year including J. F. Dror as President and numerous pastors assigned to First Church, Second Church, Castle Shannon, Knoxville, Youngstown, Trumbull, and many other communities with several to be supplied or awaiting appointment.
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Amory
Pittsburg
Methodist Protestant Church
J. F. Dror
Firtabars
David Jone
Phipps
Foster
Idiewond
Manifeld
John Gregory
Ben Brighton
G. G. Conawa
Falla
J. C. Verrien
Youngstown
J. Yer
A. HK
Seaman
Warreston
William Harris
Mount Washington
Crowther
Fair Haven
Henry Smviter
Adrian College
C. E. Wilbur
J.J. Wagoner
J. A. Dafoe
V. Hosa
M. K. H. Burton
Tholland
C. Oo Yan
W. Fallace
É. L
Christian Woman's Board of Missions Meets in Session
Special telegram from Connellsville reports the Christian Woman's Board of Missions of the Christian Church of Pennsylvania holding its annual session. Miss Belle Kimmell of Somerset presides, with welcome by Mrs. J. F. Sloan of Connellsville. Committees hear reports. Mrs. C. S. King of Aveaweny discusses Children's Mission Board growth. Mrs. R. White of Washington and J. B. Stivers of Uniontown present talks on giving and liberality. Mrs. Dr. Gerald of Cleveland delivers address. meeting continues tomorrow despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
The
Christian Church of Pennsylvania
Belle Kimmell
Somerset
J. F. Sloan
Connelleyville
T. D. Butler
Pittsburg
King
Aveaweny
Children’s Mission Board
R. White
Washington
J. ©. B. Stivers
Uniontown
Cleveland
Mrs McGinty Found Guilty in New Castle Case
Mrs Sarah Randolph alias Alis McGinty was found guilty of soliciting Sam Kissinger to murder William Foltz bank president. The verdict came shortly before 4 pm and she awaits sentence. Meanwhile William Dolph, her son, was fatally injured in a train accident after tripping while carrying a snapping turtle, losing an arm and sustaining severe injuries.
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New Castle
Sarah Randolph
Alis. McGinty
Jay
McGinty
Sam Kissinger
William 8. Foltz
First National Bank of
William Dolph
Wes Remor
Hie
Lightning strikes pipe and factory amid storm toll
Telegram from Distatou reports in Parkersburg a cloud burst of misfortune. A lightning strike hit a telephone line and hurled along a wire to Rathtree Co.'s acid factory, tearing the building apart and causing $5,000 loss. Other notes cite a raging fire at Charlotte Coke Works, theft at John J. Hughes store, fair openings, and local disturbances.
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Parkersburg
Lic
Rathtree & Co
Charlotte
Plymouth
John J. Hughes
Millwood
Butler County
Patrick Gallagher
Youngs
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Greensburg
William Henderson
Canton
HermMas Broeckenkamp
Scranton Siast
Alexander Johnson
H. McClean
Braxton County
Emerson, Smith & Co
Beaver F .Is
William Hull- Inger
Conant, O
Keene’s leather shoes at 75 cents a pair in Allegheny
Plainly described is a sale at G. D. Simons 78 Ohio Street Allegheny Pa offering solid leather grain but ton shoes with heel and spring heels in sizes 6 to 11 for 75 cents a pair. Fleishman's Cloak Department promotes a No 1 seal plush jacket 24 inches long with satin lining and buttons priced at ten dollars though the note ends abruptly with worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene's
G. D. Simon’s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Fleishman's New Cloak Department
Erratic OCR of names and places in Allegheny region
Fragmented excerpt lists numerous individuals and locations in Allegheny areas including Pittsburgh, Armstrong, and various townships. Mentions John A Baker, Margaret B Johnston, Carrie M Menges, Samuel P Bricker, Henry Johnson, James Conlon, Elizabeth Topley, Amelia Miller, Alexander Fullerton, Patrick O Neill, Mary J Patebell, and others amid scattered place names. No coherent event or narrative emerges.
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Denn B. Sort OP
Peaeoom
Ida Gillen
Efferson Township
Thomas Brown
Seeeeeen Doquerne Sorcerat Aiaesseeeuneane
Concertesseeeeeseeneesseense Itt OM
le Russell Poms Vocmmmanesammagen
Allegheny
Mlepec
Cessesscees
Armstrong
Ietienastenae
Gare Cruspe
Eeisesheny Fen Dergies
Charles Knighthead
Leghenae
David i. Bayers
Oney
TUG Caiss
Samuel P. Bricker
Bsatow
Henry Johnson
Senecae
Sofa
John C. Hessert
Carrie M. Menges
Bernhard McGuire
Pittsburg
Anna Finherty
George Weber
Hares
Wma Schmitt
Legheny
James Conlon
Elizabeth Topley
Amelia Miller
Dress Goods Crowded by Popular Rough Shaggy Cloths
All the many weaves in Rough Shaggy Cloths, so popular this season, are on our Dress Goods Counters.
Fashion showcase of French and English design works
The exhibition presents top productions from French and English designers priced from 12 50 to 50 dollars, highlighting diverse textile craftsmanship and contemporary styles. The event attracts fashion enthusiasts seeking affordable, haute-inspired pieces.
Fashionable Interiors Showcase Latest Design Trends
The Wiltons, Mognets and Body Brussels are highlighted as the newest effects in design and color, illustrating current style directions for home decor.
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Wiltons
Mognets
Body
Brussels
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St. John and Malta
Welleville
K. of L. Oficials
Buckeye Railroad
Scottdale Works
Dincesalon
EL Ogham
Brookville
Rockers & Vogelgesang
Massillon
Pittsboro, Shenango and Lake Erie
Anessa Crossing
Conneaut
Lima
Allen County
Buckley
Julia Coe
Alliance
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Starr
Erie Methodist Conference
Oil City
Fullerton
Freeport
Boggs & Buhl
Estasih Peos
Beaver Valley Manufacturers
Hood
Lowell
Mass
Conney
Beaver River
Rough Run
Pal
George Ie Hill
Ohio
Henry Grimes
Frank Stanley
George Miller
Sae
Grimes
Ier
Stanley
Prrssure Compixtartion Croruixe Company
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
the Court House
Castry
Liberty Street
Arch Street
Hultz
Jennie Walker
D. C
Mary R. W. Hultz
Resaca Street
Allegheny City
Knepper
William Knepper
West Penn Hospital
Calcutta
Lydon
Catherine LI
Patrick Lydon
Ee Undertaking Rooms
Grant Street
Ity
Paul's Cathedral
Sinclair
Clair
H. B. Sim
First National Bank
Sixth Avenue
McKeesport
Christian Werthe
Butler Street
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Penn Avenue
James M. Fullerton
M. É J. B. Murdoch
Bares
Obolte Flow
John BR
A. Murdoch
GS Smithfield BT
Senta Ar
Iesses
Ty Whaltam L Jones
Open
Sheafer
Lloyd
Sal
Fifth Avenue
Makers OF
KEW
Black Nu
Er Yestery
Fifth Ave
Rema
Encyclopedia
Britannica
Proctor Knott
Silk Bargain
Latimer's
Ufacturer
Federal St
Paulson Bros
Wood Street
T. M. Latimer
South
Market St. So
O McClintock&Co
Creditnoney Sottlers
Himmelrich
Mhool, Sho Iss
Sixth St
Sixth Street
City
McClintock&Co
Samuel R.baldwin
Joens. Graham
Baldwin & Graham
Pittsburg,Pa
Boynton Puneet
New York
Yori
Market Street
Braddock
Braddock Ave
Wran
Hoffman
Hopper Bros.& Co
Wood ST
Cor
Sita
Ike Denen
Tee Deen
Ded Saeed
Danziger’s
Sixth ST. and
Penn Ave
LAIRD
Badecal
Betton
Congress
W- M. Gatrd
Mammoth Shoe Stores
AMD
Wholesale House
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