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Tyrone Herald

Location

Tyrone, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1894

Page

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Sugar schedule clashes with politics and a grand spectacle rises

Washington reports a tug of war over the sugar tariff with Democratic Senators debating pledges and possible revisions before a Senate vote. The piece also notes a Philadelphia opening of Destruction of Herculanmum at Forepaugh's Park with Tyrone hosts and a colossal scenic show setting a dramatic eruption of Vesuvius.

Tyrone Forepaugh’s Park Philadelphia Herculaneum Messia W. F. Wise H. J. Martin American Scenics Park Hercules Venus Isis Titus Wrs Reclina Mt. Vesuvius Carmencita Corps de Ballat Granada Puck

Baby Found Drowned In Juniata River Near Tyrone

A fully developed six month old male was found dead in the Juniata river near Tyrone while the family traveled to Birmingham. The body, washed up near the railroad bridge, appeared in water for about a week. Coroner Poet and six jurors conducted an inquest, but no source of origin or cause was determined, adjourned until next Saturday for further evidence.

Alexander Mills Birmingham Lewisburg & Tyrone Tyrone Juniata Mills Burley & Graham W. M. Snymers C. M. Waple Harry Wands Samuel Graham J.5. McIntyre H. F. Wilhelm

Murder and robbery tied to laudanum death at Huntingdon

Edward Couch, a barber with a troubled record, was arrested in Tyrone and brought back to Huntingdon on murder charges after William Miller died following Couch's alleged laudanum dosing at Mrs Nash's house. The case spurs an inquest and awaits trial, with Miller remembered as a kind husband and father. Grace Dixon dies in Philadelphia after scarlet fever, while Second Methodist Sunday School reports a large Children’s Day program and strong church activity. Central Pennsylvania coal operators meet in Philadelphia to consider miners’ 40 cent offer, with most holding to 85 cents per net ton. the strike remains unsettled in Blair Cambria and Clearfield counties.

Huntingdon A. RK. Barr W. A. DeForest Edward Couch Barr William Miller Ed Couch Millar Nash Couch Miller Blair County W. D. Havena Tyrone Blair Washington Street Reve D. K. Freeman C. M. Sandt Riverview Cemetery Grace E. €. Dixon Philadelphia Dickson Raubsville Northampton County Little Grace H. B. Calderwood James W. Meminger Second Methodiat Sinday School Second Methodiat Church William Lighty W. F. Meminger First Methodist Sunday School W.T. Rue Misa Liddle Stowder Lizzie Denny Alice Lighty Fannie Musser Philipsburg V. T. Rue Harry Budd Lighty Emma Cutler Master’s Vineyard Cutler Laura Beyer Clara Kennedy Cora Saltsman John Gluter Annie Zeilinger Ethel Reeder Minnie Gray Celie Leff G. Rhodes Mesars Beyer Denny Hicks Rue Budd Newton Rhodes Central Pennsylvania Altoona Cambria Clearfield Bell, Lewis & Yates Company Punxsutawney Pennsylvania

Devastating storm tears through Tyrone area flooding farms

A severe Sunday storm east of Tyrone caused extensive flood damage across Warrioramark valley. Corn fields, wheat, gardens and fruit trees were ruined, fences carried away, and roads washed out as water and hail swept the region. Flooding extended toward Birmingham and Ironaville with debris, damaged barns, and washed embankments. a second storm Monday worsened conditions for farmers already hurt by the first.

Tyrone Warrioramark Warrioramack Wardorsmark Birmingham Ross Little Run G L. H. Guyer David Christian Eyer L. Peck Trimble Ed. Hutchison Warriorsmark Juniata Atone Mr. Morris Tyrone Ron Works Call Road S.C. Stewart Charles Burnham Ironavilla Mr. McKinney Ironsville Benjamin Calderwood David Price George Owen 8. M. Snyder Eden Valley Sinking Valley Canos Bald Eagle Valley Fowler Cruse Atc Burh F. L. Peck Trne Skelp Helen Farm

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