Garland Gossip notes local visits and events
July 17 news from Garland with brief items on residents and visitors in Carry Warren Spring Creek Grand Valley and Corry. Includes a cholera infant death July 15 and burial July 16, a ten days tent meeting to begin July 18 at A W Hildum Grove, plus minor incidents and social calls among Gillian and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Quick
Carry
S. P. Gandy
Warren
Michael
Mary Kennedy
Corry
L. F. Quick
Titusville
Wm. Parker
Union City
Millers Station
A. W. Hildum Grove
S. A. Renicks
N. A. Stine
Pat Jordan
C. ©. Johnson
Ory Broughton
H. B. Russell
C. QO. Johnson
Scriba
Cable Hollow Social Notes and Local Incidents
July reports list Mrs Margery Sibeley returning to Buffalo and John Brown from the Ohio oil field. Local visits include the Gleves from Warren with John Clendenning, Belle Reynolds from Steamburg to Addison Fox, and Miss Merta Holdrich of Jamestown visiting the valley. An injury to Frank Benson of Fox Will while rolling logs left him incapacitated but recovering. Mrs Mary Tanner and others plan Buffalo travel. WCTU met July 10 at the church with reflections on abstinence and biblical verses about sowing and enduring truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Sibeley
Buffalo
John Brown
Ohio
Gleve
Warren
John Clendenning
Belle Reynolds
Steamburg
Addison Fox
Frank Benson
Fox Will
C. A. van Orsdale
Clarence van Orsdale
Caroline Clark
Ethel
Fox Hill
Wagner's strong game fuels Pittsburg strong team hopes
Al Wagner's home run and solid defense spark the Pittsburg lineup as manager Russell builds a cohesive unit. Schrader and Hans Wagner receive pitching updates while Barrett, Dubbs, and new recruit Barnes bolster the infield. League protections, schedule notes, and guaranteed-game terms dominate the meeting, with rain policies and revenue splits clarified for Iron and Oil league clubs.
Be Your Own Doctor With Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure
One dollar bottle lasts three months and is guaranteed by your druggist. Doctors favor inhalation for catarrh and hay fever. Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure uses a new inhalation method and is claimed to cure any chronic case. Mrs Erias Hanpweenr of Elk Lick Pa reports speech return after four weeks and disappearance of all catarrh symptoms. Sold and guaranteed by Seigfried & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
Erias Hanpweenr
Elk Lick
Somerset Co
Seigfried & Co
Preparing for a Republican National Convention Arrangements
Officials and planners discuss logistical steps for the Republican National Convention with focus on venue, security, and scheduling. Delegates, party leaders, and sponsors outline expected turnout, media access, and transportation arrangements for the event.
Hahn Talks on National Republican Committee Meet
State Insurance Commissioner Hahn returned from vacation and discussed politics. He spoke with Thomas H Carter at the Cleveland gathering about calling the committee together in early September to set time and place for the next national convention and to consider changing representation rules. Gary McKinley’s stance may shift this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltmsts
Hahn
National League of Republican Clubs
Cleveland
Thos. H. Carter
Republican National Committee
Manley
Gary McKinley
Flower Mission Meeting Delayed To July Friday
W C T U notes show Flower Mission gathering rescheduled to Friday afternoon July 12 at the local superintend ent's home. Guests exchanged floral tokens, sang Lily of the Valley, read scripture, heard readings on Jennie Cassiday, and discussed mission language while flowers adorned the table and poems were read. flowers sent to sick and elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Lena Jackson
Moyer
Burns
Wm. Baker
Jennies Cassiday
Howers
Amys
Longfellow
Mothers Meeting at Aug. 6th Session
Mrs. Lacy attended and gave an engaging talk as Miss Cutting sang Friendless Orphans. Twenty six ladies were present and four pledged to join the union at the next meeting. The next mothers meeting will be held Aug. 6.
Man Falls From Wagon Shop Platform Killed
Henry Purper a long time deliver man for Louis Lash fell from the west entrance platform of Kirberger's wagon shop on Water street. He was unconscious, later died from injuries after being moved to his sister Mrs. J F Kirberger’s home. Also includes an unrelated drug advertisement segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Purper
Kirberger
Henry Paper
Louis Lash
Water Street
Purper
Dr. Bagnall
Amann Bros
Drs. Whitcomb
Hepburn
J. F. Kirberger
Kirberger Bros
Excursion Rates Announced by Warren Transit Agency
G. P. A. Gro. H. Daniels advertises summer excursion rates from Warren on the D. A. V. & P. for Jamestown Celoron Lily Dale and other Chautauqua lake trips. Season tickets valid to October 15 with prices from $1.25 to $1.70 and Wednesday Sunday day tickets. Some rules specify return validity and days of sale.
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Warren
Jamestown
Return
Lily Dale
Chautauqua Lake
Gro. H. Daniels, G. P. A
Raremarsh Cure Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claimed to cure in 1 to 3 days with rapid systemic action. First dose said to greatly benefit. Available for 73 cents from L. G. Noyes & Co. in Warren, Pennsylvania. Advertisement notes 19-ly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Grand Excursion to Niagara Falls Tuesday July 23
The W N Y and P Ry offers a low rate excursion to Niagara Falls on Tuesday July 23. A through coach special leaves Warren at 7 51 a m with round trip fare 2 00. Arrives Buffalo 12 00 noon Niagara Falls 12 45 p m. return from Niagara Falls at 4 25 p m to Buffalo 8 45 p m. Seven hours at Niagara or eight hours at Buffalo. Tickets good on regular trains until July 25.
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W. N.Y
P. Ry
Niagara Falls
Warren
Buffalo
Niagara
Canadian Electric Railway
Cleveland Attacked by Senator Morgan in Address
Senator Morgan delivered a wide ranging defense of free silver policy in Cleveland today stirring the crowd with strong lines against opponents. The address focused on monetary reform and economic relief with Morgan urging unity among silver supporters in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Morgan
Georgia bimets push for free coinage in Griffin meeting
Georgia bi metallists gathered in Griffin with full state representation. Senator John T Morgan of Alabama delivered the keynote addressing rising silver and gold coinage sentiment. Resolutions urged immediate independent coinage. Morgan criticized the administration for using patronage to oppose the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Griffin
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Morgan
Murphy Jennings No. Hardman well hits second pay in West Virginia
A Murphy & Jennings well in Doddridge county West Virginia reached the second pay yesterday and shows 300 to 400 barrels per day The well is 800 feet west of their No 2 on the same property and improves prospects for the west side of the Big Flint field after an earlier 30 to 40 barrel read on the first pay streak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosburg
Murphy & Jennings
Hardman
Big Flint
Doddridge County
W. Va
Will Break the Strike Rag Carpet Mills Open Monday
Kensington rag carpet mills now idle due to a strike of ingrain weavers will reopen Monday morning. Manufacturers, meeting last night, decided to run the plants to give workers a chance to return if they accept a wage increase offered for December next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poitape Enphia
Kensington
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Summer Weakness
The piece describes a summer illness affecting thousands with loss of appetite and insomnia. It credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring appetite and rejuvenating the body by purifying blood. Hood's Pills are praised as post dinner aids for digestion and headache relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Telegraphic Brevities Amid Wyoming Fire Threat
An Indian outbreak is feared in Wyoming and government troops may be sent to the scene. Indiana was storm swept Wednesday causing damage statewide. The trial of Collins, the negro who murdered Fred Ohl of New Castle and a Princeton student, has begun with witness testimony. The newly appointed superior court judges met for the first time and will organize at Harrisburg on the 24th. Lehigh Valley Railroad issues six million dollars in new 4 per cent bonds to pay floating debt. George Lavigne challenges George McAuliffe to meet him for the lightweight title. if declined Lavigne will fight any man at 133 pounds before a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Indiana
Collins
Fred Ohl
New Castle
Princeton
Superior Court
Harrisburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
George Lavigne
George McAuliff
McAuliffe
Lavigne
Parachute Plan on Balloon Ends in Humpty Dumpty Fall
Paris aeronaut M Capazza and Mme du Gast attempted a balloon ascent with a parachute dispatch plan. The balloon punctured and failed to detach, crashing near La Place de la Nation. The car snagged on a terrace wall and both climed down through a window as onlookers applauded and firefighters watched.
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M. Capazza
Paris
Scexe
Mme. du Gast
Seine
Charonne
la Place de Lla
Capazza
M.capazza
Woman in Mens Clothes Sees the World from Stanton
Nettie Dickey of Stanton Delaware recounts her adventure after leaving home March 24 dressed as a man. She traveled to Newark Chicago and slept in lumber yards and box cars before hospitalization at Cook County where doctors learned her sex. She recovered and was released with her trunk of clothes sent home after a month in the Dunning asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Dickey
Stanton
Del
Miss Dickey
Newark
Cook County
Dunning Insane Asylum
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