Records of Proceedings in the State Legislature and Appointments
Harrisburg reports list of bills introduced by Sen. Shortt of Warren County, including funding schools for Cornplanter Indians, empowering state hospital trustees, county responsibility for state hospital patients, dissolving idle petroleum companies, and widening a wife’s power to sell real estate. Also Gov Hastings appoints Col Edward DeVoe Morrell inspector general.
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Harrisburg
Shortt
Warren
Warren County
E. D. Morrell
Barkispure
Hastings
Edward DeVoe Morrell
Philadelphia
National Guard
Col
Chambers McKibbin
Pittsburg
F. E. Windsor
Mothers' meeting at Union Hall Stoneham
Stoneham reports a Mothers' meeting at Union hall opened with hymn from White Ribbon Hymnal. Mrs. Quinn led prayer, essays on mothers' influence, and need for true mothers. Resolutions honor Myrtle Murphy and comfort family. Mention of new depot literature box gifted to the union. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement ends.
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Stoneham
Union Hall
White Ribbon
Union
Loyal Legion
Myrtle Murphy
Our Loyal Temperance Legion
Grace Averill
Martha Newbin
Qua Man About Town Observations And Comments
A reflective piece traces habits formed by society in Germany London Cincinnati and Washington. It catalogs street economies like cat meat sellers and beach combers, chaperones and literary bureaus, and widows tending mansions, then cautions about habitual behavior and its impact on families and individuals.
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Germany
London
Cincinnati
Atlantic
Fairmount Park
Boston
Washington
D. C
Democratic Primaries and Ward Caucuses Nominating Tickets
Second Ward caucus indorsed Kopf for council while First Ward balked at candidates. Gander led nominations, small turnout. Republican Kopf led in the ward. Fourth Ward met and named Hill for Council and Ott for School Director. Sugar Grove school district dispute over division of property nears court with hearings set and counsel named.
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McNett
Martin Kopf
P. Schermerhorn
Paul Horton
Godfrey Gruber
Boro
J. K. Weaver, Jr
L. A. Keller
S. FP
Struthers Hose Rooms
Joseph Hill
George Ott
C. Cook
Patrick Masterson
Frank MecLaughlin
Seminary
Sugar Grove
Thompson
Wm. Schaur
Dunkle
Sinking of Elbe After Collision With Crathie Claims 374 Lives
London Jan 31. The North German Lloyd steamer Elbe bound for New York was struck by the British steamer Crathie off Rotter dam at night. Within twenty minutes the Elbe sank with about 374 souls aboard. Nineteen men survived, rescued by a fishing smack and a later small boat, amidst freezing seas and chaotic evacuation. The Crathie, captained by Kennedy, remained near the scene and later reached Rotterdam for repairs.
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London
von Gossel
Dremen
New York
Southampton
Rotterdam
Aberdeen
Lowestoft
Karl.Fosiman
Anna Goceke
Wildflower
Glasgow
Fairfield [Engineering and Shipbuilding Company
Crathie
Kennedy
Magus Luis
Crathic
Bate
Elbe
Carl Homan
Taesir
Hottman
Rowena
Tate
Ear corn grinding offered by G W Kolfrat
G W Kolfrat offers grinding services for ear corn with guaranteed satisfaction, stating readiness to provide the service to customers in need and asserting confidence in quality.
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G. W. Kolfrat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Senator
Tiarrisburg
Gobin
House
Burrago
Providence
Mary Kelly
John McCormick
Vigor Anderson
Theodore Thomas
Ipswich
la Junta
Colo
Charles Donovan
Bradford
Dallas City
Sawyer City
Corwin Centre
Pratt Hollow
McKean County
OuBan
Geo. P. Burlingame
Pierce's Tannery
Senator Fair
San Francisco
James G. Fair
Indianapolis
Coatsville
R. W. McKeen
Meadville Distillery
Meadville
E. N. Cook
Meadville Distillery Co
Gustave Fleishman
Harry Presco
Buffalo
Arch McFarland
Rhode Island
Springfield
Syracuse
United States
W.c. T. U. Department
Hood
Land
Messenger
Kopf
Second Ward
Aznan
Henry Messenger
Jacob Gander
Chas. Dickinson
Chas. Werle
Lewis Werle
Chas. A. Werle
A. A. Riwa
Conrad Lesser
F. E. Reed
Third Ward
Sidney Crocker
Albert James
Jos. Bennett
Walter J. Clemons
Sidney Crockler
Fourth Ward
Sention Parmies
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