Deadly cyclone blasts Indiana to New York waters
A broad storm system hit Indiana to New York with deadly forces in Champaign and Bluff Point. Three fatalities reported. a steamer wreck and hotel damage near Bluff Point. Lake Champlain and Cleveland areas suffered extensive building, crop, and telegraph damage. Widespread wind toppled trees, destroyed docks, damaged rails, and disrupted communications across multiple states.
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Indiana
New York
Bluff Point
Lake Champlain
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland
Lake and
Bank Streets
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway Co
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Orange
Jackson Streets
Smith and Teachout
Lander
W.S. Livermore
Justice of the Peace
Clarexpey
Riddlesperger
Clarendon
Jamestown
N.Y
Oelock
Erie
Mvapvinzrz
Suerman
N. Y
Storm Strikes City. Lightning Damages Breen Drug Store
A severe storm caused heavy damage to railroad property and struck the James Breen drug store at its peak. The lightning blast nearly destroyed the building and its stock, leaving extensive wreckage and disruption in the area.
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James Breen
Fire damages barns and livestock in Bow and Arird properties
Tuesday evening a blaze swept through a barn owned by Louis Bow, killing a horse in the beat barn and injuring none of four other horses and one pig. G. D. Arird reports $150 loss beyond the horse. The barn burned after catching from Bow, with Galde fire units poised but not needed. Burgess Wood ordered readiness.
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Wits
Louis Bow
DR. Arird
Manville
G. D. Arird
Mr. Bowers
A Strong Rider Taylor Wins Franklin Bicycle Race
E L Taylor telegraph operator for the National Transit Co in Warren won a bicycle race from Oil City to Franklin among ten starters including a Pittsburg rider. A bent pedal near Oil City forced a quick repair, but he recovered to finish first. Will Henry of Citizens Bank placed fourth in a strong field.
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E. L. ‘Taylor
Franklin
Warren
E. L. Taylor
National Transit Co
Will Henry
Citizens Bank
Oil City
Taylor
Faust
Pittsburg
Mrs Hendricks Denies Slang Charge In Hill Visit
Mrs. Hendricks clarifies that Governor Hill’s visit to New York was brief and cordial with no political talk. She recounts a light cane gesture and a formal exchange, denying any remark about beating Mr. Cleveland or suggesting she would not speak to Hill. An obituary notes Sebastian Wagner’s death in Warren, PA, and funeral details.
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Mr. Hill
Mr. Cleveland
Governor Hill
Judge Buskirk
Shelby County
Clarendon Fourth of July Highlights and Local News
The Clarendon Fourth featured a strong parade and races with a 15 to 2 ball game win for the local boys, an impressive Declaration reading by R. Shugert, and a well received oration by Dr. J C Russell. Fire companies each netted 60, the cornet band performed, and a large dance night followed, with fireworks pleasing to children.
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Craggspos
Mint Orbe
J. C. Russell
R. {. Shugert
Dr. Bell
Clarendon Cornet
Smith Titus
Bart Daubenspeck
Sam Anderson
Erie
Sam
Clarendon
W.yv. Young
Union City
Myrtle Bankson
Carrie Stanley
B. E. Mitchell
North Bay
Oneida Lake
Lake Breeze
David Brennan
Hay
Mead Township
Morris County
N. J
Henry
Dakota
John
Samuel Grossenburg
Stoneham
Barrett
Weaver
New York
Pittsburg
Oil City
Fire Department
James Jeffords
G. L. McNett
Chas, Duffield
Delia Stearns
Fred
Fredonia
Will
Jennie Hutton
Wilson
Matt
Clarkville
N. Y
Riddelsperger Jease
Fames
Broke His Neck in fall near Greenville
Jonathan Hazen of Scheakeyville in Schuylkill County fell from a load Monday evening and broke his neck. He was about seventy and left a wife.
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Greenville
Jonathan Hazen
Scheakeyville
Death of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk at New York home
Presidential candidate Gene New York July 9 Gene Clinton B Fisk died at his residence 175 West 58th street New York City at 10 30 am in the 62nd year of his age Funeral services will be held at his old home Cold Water Michigan on Saturday the 12th inst
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New York
Clinton B. Fisk
West 58Th Street
Charles E Rogers Dead in Kiantone New York
Charles E Rogers died July 2 in Kiantone New York from stomach hemorrhage after an accident. He leaves four wives and two children. He was a daughter of Joseph Hatch. The family formerly lived in Glade township. Joe O Baker of Chandlers Valley Pa offers moving and building repair services with a Chandlers Valley address.
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Harles E. Rogers
Kiantone
N. Y
Charles E. Rogers
Joseph Hatch
Rogers
Glade Township
Joe. O. Baker
Chandlers Valley
County Grange Resolutions Seek Tax Reduction Pledge
Farmers in the county adopt a resolution demanding that future candidates pledge to reduce taxes and oppose appropriations. They vow to support lawmakers who back tax cuts, fight excess public spending, and reject railroad passes as political endorsements. Other granges will vote on similar subjects.
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Wanisspina
Derry
Rial Estate
Meadville Excursion Train Wreck Injures One on Busy Run
A Meadville and Linesville excursion train carrying Franklin Baptist Sunday school picnickers wrecked at Watson's Run station. One passenger, Mrs. Clara Rowe, nurse, suffered a scalp wound and facial gash. three others were thrown from the second coach, while the engine and 11 cars remained on track. Despite injuries, most escaped unharmed as delays and car removal followed. The incident was described as a near-railroad horror for the region.
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Meadville
Linesville
Baptist Sunday School
Franklin
Conneaut Lake
Watson’s Run
Charles Miller
Ailler
Sures
Meadvile
Tiss Miviless
Market slide and bullish views across sectors
The piece notes a tentative market softening in oil and grain amid holidays and storms, with a slight stock draw and steady prices near six sixes. It criticizes pension and fiscal news as hampering investor confidence, and mentions tensions in Buenos Aires and congressional policy as dampening factors. It also reports the Warren County Fair dates in September and local obituaries and a court report from New Castle.
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Lenasr
Buenos
Congress
Farcher
Oregon
Roseville Wiped Out by Fire in Tioga County
Fire swept Roseville across the state line in Tioga county Pennsylvania yesterday destroying F C Avery's hotel its barns the Methodist church C B Hampin's store and eleven dwellings along with twelve barns. Twenty three buildings were burned and part of the loss is insured.
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Roseville
Evuira
Tioga County
F. C. Avery
C. B. Hampin
Surprise Birthday Party for Lena Dunham in Jackson Run
About seventy friends relatives and many children gathered July 7 at Mr and Mrs James Dunham Jackson Run for a birthday surprise honoring their daughter Lena. A pleasant evening featured an elegant supper and well wishes for many happy returns.
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James Dunham
Jackson Run
Lena
Council Adopts Sewer Back-Pressure Plan After Rain
The Monday night meeting of the council adopted a back pressure valve attachment requirement for properties connected to the public sewer to prevent back flow during heavy rainfall. They also addressed Hickory street sanitation, notified Parmlee Henry and M Shafter estate to disconnect from the Hickory street sewer within 60 days, and instructed the sewer committee to discuss further sewer accommodations with owners. The borough auditors reported, the police made 46 arrests in June, and bills were audited and paid before adjournment.
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Toe de Rough Coureil
Pierrot
Abs Braver
Ladlow
Neal Tle
Bayer
Hickory Street
Parmlee & Henry
M. Shafter
Third
S Assembly
Hickory
Liberty Streets
Water Street
Death of Sigmund Schwartz in Meadville at 39
Sigmund Schwartz of Glade died Thursday forenoon aged 39 years and 10 days. He belonged to K of P uniformed rank, Robert Blumlodge D O H, Royal Arcanum Warren, and Allamania Mannie No 18 Meadville. Born in Bolzheim Altas June 80 1861 he came to this country in 1874 and married Mary Uunk in 1877. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with attendance of his connected organizations. He was a valued Warren County citizen with many friends.
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Sigmund Schwartz
Glade
Rank
Robert Blumlodge
Royal Arcanum Warren
Allamania Mannie No
Meadville
Bolzheim
Altas
Mary Uunk
Swartz
Warren County
Obituary of Maria Ursula Heibel of Warren Pa
Mrs Maria Ursula Heibel died July 18 1800 at 59 years 1 month 6 days after a long illness. She came to the U S in 1851 with her parents and married John Heibel the same year. Survived by four daughters and three sons. Funeral at the Lutheran church Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Doerr officiating.
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Warren
West End
Sebastian Wagner
Denik
Heibel
East Water Street
Maria Ursula Heibel
Fleibel
John Heibel
Lutheran Church
Doerr
Glade School elects Prof Bayle as principal for year
Glade school board re elects Prof H B Bayle principal for the ensuing year. Under his supervision the school has made rapid progress, adopted a course of study, and grown into one of the best in the country with a strong senior class and first graduating exercises planned. A capable teachers’ corps was elected including assistant principal S F Allimus and several departmental leads.
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Glade
B. Bayle
Bayle
S. F. Allimus
Lattie Slayton
Mary E. Harrison
Agnes Smith
Anna Conrath
Minnie Davies
Allie Hahn
Yenders Appointed In Clarendon Township Schools
The township board at Clarendon last Tuesday appointed teachers for several schools. Mary King named principal at Tiona, Lizzie McCale as assistant, Anna Munn at Old Clarendon, E. H. Brock principal at Stoneham with Mary Pless as assistant, Hattie Henderson and Jennie Cherry at River. King praised as a successful county teacher.
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Yenders
Clarendon
Tiona
Mary King
Lizzie McCale
Watson
Anna Munn
Old Clarendon
Dean
Elia Morrigan
Stoneham
HE. H. Brock
Mary Pless
River School
Hattie Henderson
Jennie Cherry
King
Clarendon Schools
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Mrs Hendricks
Hill
J. K. Weaver
Chickering and Opera
Carver House
Diamond Furniture Company
Clarendon Rews
OTE Sistaw
Br. Beli
Gene
Gatesa
Jobo Both
Byrne
Switzerland
Scalemount
W. Davis
Willis Cowan
F. A. Cogswell
A. Dunn
B. F. Morris
W. D. Ridelsperger
W. D. Beaty
W. C. Arthur
GR. Starr
F. K. Russell
New Castle
O. H. P. Green
Lawrence County Court
Philadelphia
Old Canal
Cuba Summit
Patrick Curry
Olean Times
Moc Golg
Resniar
The
Glade School
REN Confection CO
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