Fashionable broadcloths and silks arrive in fall colors
Hundreds of yards of broadcloth in rich finishes arrive in colors such as castor, golden brown, regal navy, cardinal, garnet, and black. Widths 34 to 56 inches, prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars per yard. Also novelty silks, Panamas, voiles, worsteds, and serges offered in wide ranges with guarantees of wear and satisfaction.
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Dresden
Williams sue for divorce cites extreme cruelty in uniontown nuptials
Cora Williams files suit for divorce from Godfrey Williams alleging extreme cruelty. Married June 13 1906 at Uniontown Pennsylvania she claims he struck kicked slapped her and threw her downstairs causing illness and lameness and failure to provide attorney E D Erskine represents her.
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Cora Wiliams
Godfrey Williams
Uniontown
E. D. Erskine
An Ounce of Prevention From a Seasonal Health Note
This season brings typhoid and contagious diseases as common risks. Households should secure pure water, improve sanitation, remove garbage quickly, and enforce strict quarantine to curb contagion. Cool nights and hot sun foster illness, so prevention is essential.
Veteran Barber George Snowden Retires After 54 Years
George Snowden, a Steubenville barber famed for skilled shaving, retires from active work at age. He practiced 52 years in solo business and 54 years overall, learning the trade in a basement shop under M. M. Smith and John Davis. His career included shops on Market Street and locations now occupied by Biggio's and Lowe's before his final stand.
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George Snowden
Steubenville
Homer Lyons
M. M. Smith
John Davis
Market Street
Biggio’s
Lowe's Liquor Store
New Law to Collect Vital Statistics for Births and Deaths
A bill to require physicians to report births and deaths to a county officer, with a payment of 25 cents per report, aims to improve reliability of vital and social statistics gathered by assessors.
Bad Accident At Race Track Leaves Driver Seriously Injured
A. Sanderlin of Lebanon driven of Blackbird suffered very serious injuries after a collision at the race track during the second heat of the 2:14 pace. The horse hit Blackbird causing the driver to be thrown and hospitalized after delirium. Blackbird remained uninjured and continued racing.
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A. Sanderlin
Lebanon
Blackbird
Salty ordinance fines hit Sunday sales and open doors
Mayor Scott handed fines for Sunday selling with Sam Davis fined 20 and costs and 50 for failure to close screens. Natale Malizie paid 50 and costs for keeping open and selling. Five drunks jailed, and a new industry opens on Water street despite the lid.
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Scott
Sam Davis
Natale Malizie
Water Street
Aged Mt Pleasant Woman Dies Likely From Apoplexy
Mrs Hannah Mercer an 86 year old resident of Mt Pleasant county was found dead in bed about 10 Tuesday morning likely from apoplexy. She lived alone and retired Monday night about 9. Survived by three children Henry and Frank Mercer and Mrs DeArmond.
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Han Mercer
Mint
County Clerk Refuses Charters for Chester Clubs
Mandamus proceedings to compel Armour Cooper county clerk of New Cumberland to show why Eagle and Pan Handle Social Clubs in Chester cannot be granted licenses. Clerks action challenged as contrary to recent decisions by Judges Hervey and Doolittle. clubs allege all legal requirements have been met.
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Armour Cooper
New Cumberland
Chester
Hervey
Doolittle
Wheeling & Lake Erie to Build Roundhouse at Pine Valley
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad begins work on a large capacity roundhouse and burntable at Pine Valley Dillonvale yards. Ground staking is completed, excavation will start within days, timber requisitions made, and 1500 feet of track will connect to the roundhouse with a 1100 foot distance from the steel bridge and 466 feet from the Dillonvale end. A turntable will be located on the opposite side of the tracks.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Pine Valley
Dillonvale
First Corner in Fruit Manipulated by Noah
Noah saved all the pairs in a game or scenario described as First Corner in Fruit, indicating deliberate manipulation of the process or outcome by an individual named Noah. The exact context and consequences are not fully detailed.
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Noah
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