President Harrison Tours Allegheny Scenic Rail Route
The President and family embark on an excursion via Bell's Gap Railroad to Rho dodendron Park in the Alleghenies, viewing Horse Shoe Curve and mountain scenery. The party includes Mrs. Harrison and others. a Greensburg item notes their arrival at Cresson and plans for further visits in Tyrone and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rhododendron Park
Allegheny Mountains
Altoona
Bell's Gap
Harrison
McKee
Little Benjamin
Dimmick
Halford
Mra Halford
Suen Jeannette Halford
Thompsoy
George W. Boyd
F. 5
Bar Ic
Tvo
Grand Army
Tyrone
Johnstown
Greensburg
Cressen
Twclock
Geo. F. Huff
Beach Startling Revelations Tie to Amberger Murder Case
Counsel for Joseph and David Nicely sought a rehearing before the Board of Pardons in the Amberger murder case. A confession attributed to John Beach and a deposition allegedly placing an accused brother near the scene are key points. Continuance granted to next session. pardon denial noted for Philip A. Huber of the Adams Express robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilk Dispatch
Harrisavrg
Joseph
David Msioely
Kerman Amberger
Somerset County
Board of Pardons
John Beach
Amberger
Headh
Johnstown
Miller
Monner
Latrone
Nicely Brothers
Beach
Kansas City
Cumberland
Breach
Dobestown
Elijah P. King
Eee
Justice of the Tigres
CC Os Hannlegheny
W.C. Haus
Mercer
Elmer Campman
Allegheny County
Philip A. Huber
Agams Express
Editor Threatened by Clan No Gael Warning
A letter bearing Cook County Illinois officials letterhead threatens Hontz Flul Observer editor White Nixon. The note, unsigned as Clan-na-Gael, mocks Cronin and warns of violence against Nixon and others. Nixon distributes copies across the Clearfield coal region, sparking fear among miners and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
White Nixon
Hontzflul Observer
Irie
Clearfield
Board of Commissioners of
Cook County
Iinois
Clan-Nosaees
Chicago
Hunter Nixon
Talkers From Far and Near at Granger Fair Center
September 16 report from Telegaham notes heavy thunder and rain dampening the Centerball grounds. Despite damp tents a crowd of several thousand attended with numerous exhibits ready. Grounds will be formally turned over to Granger authorities if dry. Speeches planned by well known Grangers from across the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delleponth
Possible Defamation Suit Linked to Beaver Strike
A telegram report notes Emerson Smith & Co may face a defamation suit after a striker was seen near the disturbance site. Preliminary lists show names that have reportedly been out of town since the strike, while local labor groups offer assistance to the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatom
Braves Falls
Makere
Emerson, Smith & Co
Oane
Beaver Social Assistan
Fince
Ibe
State Building Association organizes in city
Largest West Virginia building group held its first meeting in this city last evening electing W. H. Mevosh L. B. Dellicker B. Hall A. B. Beckwith J. K. R. Sweet H. Camden M. Thanhereun H. C. Jackson WB. Archer M. awa Directors include L. EB. Dellicker Ja dent WA Melosh Scott secretary C. H. Phattock SB Archer Solicipor as officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkeasnvns
State Building Association
West Virginia
W. H. Mevosh
L. B. Dellicker
BL Hall
A. B. Beckwith
J. KR. Sweet
HP. Camden
Maw
Jadent
Fire Rages in Charlotte Coke Works Mines
Fire again rages in the Charlotte Coke Works mines as flames grow intense late in the week. Earlier reports suggested the danger had lessened but renewed flames threaten the facility and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charlotte Coke Works
Dietatch
SecoTnaLr
Fire Flare Forces Mine Sealing After Ventilation Efforts
Preparations to resume operations were halted as smoke filled the mine. A large fan was installed to clear the fire’s fumes, but the blaze rekindled soon after. The loss is heavy and the mine has once more been sealed to extinguish flames.
Jailbreak in Zanesville Two Men Escape
James Murphy and James Dolan escaped from the Zanesville jail by prying bars and using a rope of sheets and bunk chains to reach the attic window. Police spotted the rope at 4 a.m. and sheriff was notified. A countywide search is ongoing as they awaited grand jury action on car breaking charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Dispatch
Zanesville
James Murphy
James Dolan
Grand Jury
Wildowood
Wildwood
Harbush
Rolsehouse
Gibson & Giles No
Scott
Sonae
Menk Farm
Roth Ol
Kretzer No. 2
Zelgenhein
Griffith & Co
Rolhehouse
Greenlee & Forst
Smith Farm Oil Company
Gailey & Co
Blyle
Bowman & Co
Whitesell
Fire Alarm Sparks Salineville Church Panic
Residents of Salineville rush to St. Patrick's Church after a post mass candle ignited flammable material causing a small blaze. Fire crews extinguished the flames with minor damage reported and no injuries. Authorities investigate the careless act by a boy as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Salinevills
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
State Board of Health official reports Heeda excitement in Carrollton
September 16. Dr. Probst of the State Board of Health reported to Carrollton that Heeda excitement was over upon reaching the town. Heeda’s status and any related actions were summarized as resolved or inactive by the time the telegram arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnus
Probst
State Board of Health
Carrollton
Heeda
Valuable horse killed by falling electric wire accident
McKerspront September 16 a valuable horse owned by J P Coursin was killed when it touched a falling electric wire. The horse's mate was badly shocked and the colored driver also suffered a shock in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKerspront
J. P. Coursin
Tri State Brevities From The Ohio Valley
Raids on Belman speak-easies in West Virginia led to eight arrests. Pittsburg interests plan a Wellsville soap factory. Exposition and soldiers reunion set for East Liverpool October 1 and 2. Messages cover college hazing, a drowning identity, malpractice suit, coal works sale, Greensburg typhoid cases, and labor rules in Zanesville. Henry F. Miller pianos showcased at W. C. Whitehill’s in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belman
W. Va
Pittsburg
Wellsville
Goowany & Co
Chicago
Tiffin
Lima
East Liverpool
Juan Antonio Medina
George Smith
Byette College
Easton
Shockley
William Grove
Burgettstown
Joseph Jackson
M. H. Brensinger
Bechtelsville
Cats
McKeesport
John Dale
Greensburg
Alwine Avenue
Johnstown
Zanesville
Local Store Ads Offer Low-Priced Mens Suits and Coats
The advertisement lists wholesale arrivals of ten cases of men suits and fall overcoats priced at $11 after an $18 quick-turn estimate. It promotes single and double breasteds, sacks, cutaways, plus plush jackets at $10. Other items include remnants, hats, and cloaks with fashion notes and locations in Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communariox Clothing Company
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Streets
the Court House
Independent producers plan against Standard Oil monopoly
Interview with Thomas Liggett claims independents are ready to pool oil, backrefineries and pipelines to challenge Standard Oil. He cites Southwest refineries, Ohio Valley transport, and planned investments by McCalmont Oil, Phillips, Guffey, Patterson firms. Global view warns of invincible powers and imminent decline of Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Liggett
Disratcu
Standard
Standard Oil Company
Kirk
Disratcn
Pittsburg
Ohio
Butler
Allegheny
Washington
Mississippi
Colorado
McCalmont Oil Company
T. W. Phillips
H. W. Christie
Patterson & Lockwood
J. M. Guffey & Co
John M. Patterson, Jennings & Son
M. E. Griffiths
St Patrick's Pills Marketed as Best Quality
Old newspaper notices announce obituaries and funeral details for several residents including Jane Blane, William McElroy, Donaghy, Omas H., Mrs Earhard, and Lizzie Hulbert. Entries note addresses, dates, times, and family invitations, with brief verses and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omas H
W. G
E. A. Donaghy
Earhard
A. Chesley
Baum Street
Martin Earhard
Indiiana
Hulbert
Lizzie
Joseph Hulbe
Fred
Sophia Lelerzapf
Hood's Sarsaparilla Lauded As Blood Purifier In Testimonial
A reader recounts her son Ellery’s blood poisoning after a vaccination and credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with a full recovery. The letter, signed J. M. Sleeren of Upper Lake, alongside another testimonial from Lowell’s Ex City Treasurer, endorses C L Hood & Co as reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L Hood
Chelsea
Hood
New Advertisements Offer Wide Selection of Cashmere Goods
Today features 46 inch Henrietta cashmeres at 75c with over 50 shades and 46 inch all wool cashmeres at 50c. Heavy all wool 40 inch colored cashmeres at 45c. Imported plaids and suitings priced 65c to 1.25, 48 inch cheviottes in black and colors 75c. 50 inch Scottish tweeds at 1.25 with visible plaid effects for gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os. Horne & Co
Ak Avenue
Chevrettes in Blacks and Blues on Sale
A local ad features Chevrettes in black and blue priced around $4 with jackets offered from $35 up to $450 and $6.00 for select items.
Capes and silks offered at unusually low prices
A bold sales pitch showcases a large selection of capes and 24 inch black brocade silks at exceptionally low prices. The advertisement promises stylish shapes and moderate profit, urging customers to agree the values are unmatched.
Lace and Linen Garments Offered at Bargain Prices
A local seller advertises a large lot of hand made all linen chemises and corset covers ready to sew, with prices 25c 56c 75c and $1 each, claiming they are not half what they cost to import.
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Hentedle
Mary
Feppctal Telegham
Emeraen, Amnith & Co
Sac
Panhandle
Organization of the State Building Association
Tron Bara
Bpatriirt
Mayrcial Telegnam
E.G. Stucky
Penn Ave
E. G. Stucky & Co
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Peon
Frankstown
Carl Hartwig
Butler St
Mauskel
Henry F. Miller
America
United States
W. C. Whitehill
Third Avenue
Horse & Co
Fleishman
New York
Sixth St
Federal St
Honxe & Co
Penn Avenue
People's Store
Fifth Ave
Rosenbaum & Co
Jos
Honxr & Co
Flnishman's
Cleveland
Ohio Valley
Seaboard
Globe
Philadelphia
Southwest
Forrest
South Run
Saxenburg District
Saxonnon G
Liggett & Haymaker
Jefferson Center
Tove
Bvties
Purviance & Co
Humphrey
Reiseman & Co
Hiram Graham
Developments
Colbert & Co
J. C. Brandon
David Pearce
Kame
Reardenen
Berlin
L. McGrew
Buller County
Mary B. Mahaffey
Ngdal Monald McDonald
Alice Greaves
Edward H. Barr
Alice V. Haglett
Bellevue
Weatmoreland County
Westmoreland County
Mighmel Motam
Mary Bealy
Francis Donnelly
Anna Miley
Windsor T. Williams
Braddock
Anna Mragnell
Ak Am O'Caee
oPittsburg
Jessie Fe Balle
Dames S. McVey
Lise Heooney
Ward Kraus
Seveensenteecceneas
LIUQ
Elen Toner
Eves
Trevor Drimmett
Fia
Wiliam
F. Han Emman
Keeler
Stewart Sharp
Rachsel Hanley
James McCloskey
Katie Wallace George Gal Mary Pastorek
Albert H. Parker
Laura J. Barrett
eeeees _ Alteheny Rahatrir
Millvale Borough
West
Browneville
Brownsville
Miles
St. Patrick’s
Blaney
Jane Blan
Chestnut Street
Trunsday
Huck
Oneida Street
Thirty-fifth Ward
Dauquesne Heights
Dana
Behold
Fredericks Hock
King
Alexander Kixa
Negroy Avenue
East End
Laughner
Parker's Landing
Isabella M
Daniel Laughner
Clarion
Flavel Street
Parker and Clarion
McLaren
David R
Annk
James McLaren
Alpine Avenue
Wepnes Bay
Ridge
Patrick
P. Ridge
Keeling, Ridge & Co
Guneral
Forbes Street
St Agnes’ Church
Soho
Schwarzwaelder
Nts
Fifth Avenue
Albert
Anna Schiwarzwaelder
Anyder
Hendey
Hamilton Street
Church of the Most Holy Name
Troy Hill
Hannibal
Vogel
Fanny Margaretha
John George Vogel
Wickline's Lane
Tacunspar
Wallace
Ann Wallace
Lota Waltons
John W.flemming
Aleyran Avenue
Poe Ey
Wm. Scrowl
McKee’s Rocks
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
James M. Fullerton
Pens Avenue
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield
John RB
A. Murdoch
iInswerance Co. ‘of
North America
Jones Es Fourth Avesda
Sheafer & Lloyd
Wattles & Sheafer, Jewelers
Latimer's
Our Linen Department
Seathem
T. M. Latimer
South Diamond
FUR Capes
Astrakhan
Ssburg Strosos
Self
Wwfsa
N. B.—Exposition
Sixth Street
Himmelrich
Trary
Unions
Opini
Paulson Bros
Wood Street
Samuel R. Baldwin
Joun
Graham
Baldwin &Graham
Liberty St
Pennsylvania
Boynton
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Market St
Sel
F. A. Prichard
Mannington
Market Street
Braddock House
Braddock Ave
Sec
Boggs & Buhl
Frotographer
Streep
Stone Aa Niggers Se
Dane Vison
Promet D Suiveey
Laird’s
Ion
Bay State
W.m.laird’s
Mammoth Shoe
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