Various Local News Snippets From Williamsport and Vicinity
Williamsport enforces cigarette laws while Bradford prepares a new 1200 church. Lancaster provides free textbooks at 44 cents per pupil yearly. Tobacco traders in Titusville resist anti-cigarette rules as Gap County mines shut due to high ore costs. A string of civic notes covers pardons, rail fatalities, league memberships, and a Johnstown flood anniversary event. Local reform stories mix with personal profiles of Miss Sol and Miss Schlutter, Nebraska landowners turned town founders.
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Titusville
Gap
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Pittsburg
Mary Lyons
J. G. Andrews
Olean
The Ways of Woman in a Detroit Free Press piece
A Detroit Free Press writer explores woman with humor and critique, noting her talent for matchmaking, sharp tongue, and social influence. The piece blends satire with admiration, arguing women as complex, powerful figures despite flaws, and ends with a pledge of affection.
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Knights Templar Installation at Warren Commandery Banquet
A Warren Commandery No 63 K T held a special conclave to install officers for the upcoming Templar year at the Asylum. Eminent Commander elect Albert W Ryan presided, with Rev. Albert W Ryan named as new Grand Prelate amid a banquet by the Women's Relief Corps and a program of toasts, solos, and speeches.
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Templar
C. H. Abdey
Pennsylvania
Jno
J. Wadsworth
Erie
Frank McSparren
BH. C. DeWitt
Albert W. Ryan
Episcopal Church
Fred A. Steber
Amos C. McAlpine
Andrew Hertzel
Warren Commandery
Knight McSparren
Warren
Women’s Relief Corps
Asylum Chambers
Drexger
Schubert
der Lindenbaum
W. AL. Lindsey
M. W. Smiley
North Warren
Mr. Smiley
Knight
W. A. MacGowan
Lander Juror Wilson Exonerated in Farr Vance Case
Dr Wilson of Lander a juror in Farr and Vance vs Torpedo Co was exonerated by Judge Barker after being questioned for pretrial beliefs and reinstated to juror duty. He later faced perjury charges and was bailed at 3500 to appear in June. Varnes reportedly regrets his health trip south this spring.
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Lander
Farr & Vance
the Torpedo Co
Vance
O1l City
Barker
Varnes
The Howl of the Mafia and Rudini Blaine Exchange
The Blaine Rudini correspondence published tonight contrasts Blaine's firm stance with a previous Louisiana massacre remark. It notes scrutiny of whether Louisiana officials connived, and mentions threats to the United States over treaty questions. Reports from Pennsylvania Coke region discuss militia, strikes, and guard presence alongside Baker Ballot Reform passage. An 88-year-old judge, Henry Chapman, dies in Doylestown. A dramatic private confession by David Nively claims innocence while admitting murder.
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New Orleans
Ltian
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Italy
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Department of Justice
Harrishore
Pattison
Fenth
Coke
House
Plans to build large Ohio River refinery by independent oil men
A secret movement among independent oil men aims to establish a major refinery on the Ohio River near Wittsburg. Backed by Pennsylvania interests, the venture seeks extensive pipelines, foreign trade, and an independent operation to challenge Standard Oil. Details to come as progress proceeds.
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Wittsburg
Priveijad Dinkls
Pennsylvania
Uelds
Oho River
Seaboard
Teachers Institute Held At Hinzun A Hinzun Local Institute
Local institute to be held in the Hinzun school building at Kinzus on Saturday morning. Sessions start at 9:80 with a program including devotional music, literature writing, supplementary reading, and morals and manners. Attendees include teachers, parents, and others in school work.
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Kinzus
Lizzie Mayher
J.C. Boyle
Tiss Olney
Bates
Harvey
B. Boyle
Thoroughbreds in Warren County
Mr. W. E. Jackson of Spring Creek returns from Sutton Ontario with three registered thoroughbred Clydesdale horses, all first prize winners at Toronto last fall. Each is symmetrically formed and heavy, combined weight 3,600 pounds. The three year old is exceptionally well proportioned and likely to benefit War Ten and Brie counties breeders.
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W. E. Jackson
Spring Creek
Sutton
Ontario
Toronto
War- Ten
Brie
Gay
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