Soldiers Encampment of the Sixteenth Regiment at Camp Irvine
The Sixteenth Regiment camped at Camp Irvine for Governor Pattison's visit with over 5,000 spectators. Officers and men listed by company, parade routines described, colors presented, reviews by Governor Pattison and staff, religious services, and numerous excursion crowds from Bradford, Titusville, Franklin, and more. Col. J A Wiley led the regiment, with Lt Col Jas O Parmlee and Maj W W Greenland among key officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
J. A. Wiley
Franklin
Jas. O. Parmlee
W. W. Greenland
Clarion
D. D. Grant
D. V. Stranahan
J. E
J. L. Turner
Thomas Maloney
Chas. Edwards
Bradford
J. C. Fox
F. E. Bradley
Andrew Burns
F. Robinson
Oil City
Thomas RK. Cowall
Frank S. Merchant
W. H. Hutter
Wm. Kellogg
Co. E. Cooperstown
L. L. Ray
R. E. van Maten
Geo. N. Cradle
M. A. Ray
F. Franklin
Geo. C. Rickards
G E. Ridgway
P. W. Welsh
H. G. Johnson
H. Ridgway
W. &. Horton
Gen
B. Woodward
Joseph Bailey
H. A. Parsons
I. Warren
J. SL. Siegfried
Frank M. Knapp
Geo. A. Hamilton
W. P. Mitchell
Co. K. Titusville
M. RB. Rouse
W. A. McDonald
W. T. McKenzie
Daniel Haley
Ave. Ued
C. Hamilton
Geor. Panr I
Ryan
Wilkinson
C. W. Stone
Wiley
Pattison
Stat
Robert BE. Pattion
Hartranft
Vantin
Bowden
Witheral
Austin Curtin
Keller
Brown
Corry
Volkman
Ermal
Bradford Clown
Titusville
Vil City
Cooperstown
Sheffield
Clarendon
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Fiendish assault near Kelletville shocks children
July 12 near Kelletville a man abducted 12 year old Katie Miller on a school route. She described a masked man wearing dirty pants and old shoes smelling of oil. Help arrived half an hour later. she was found in precarious condition. The assailant fled with no clues. Mrs Jerome Donaldson hosts surprise party at Spring Creek with friends and Chautauqua salute for Co. A. The event featured music and dancing, leaving all pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Stad
Colemans Band
Titusville
Holt
Fenton Guards
Jamestown
Koone
J.P. Phomnas
Rouse
David Entery
W. B. Roberts
Potts
McDonalds
Paratt
Collins
Lessley
Hempfield, Young and Anderson
Henderson
John Lee
L. D. Phillips
Lewy Andrews
Emmi
E. K. Miller
Teu Hin
Tuniny
Jerome Donaldson
Spring Creek
Geo. Fenton
J. L. Dewey
Capt. Burroughs
G. V. N. Yates
John Blair
Judgments Against an Old Canal Company
Judgments totaling 31,000,000 entered against a defunct canal company that formerly operated from Buiver to Erie. A rule to show cause why execution should not be issued cites an Ohio River and Lake Erie railroad plot to secure a paid, already graded right of way from Shenango Junction to Erie. The canal company is dead, its lands seized by harriers, and towns line the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Court Records Canal
Buuver
Erie
Ohio River and
Dake Erie Railroad
Shenango Junction
Canal Company
Harriers
Suffering Sailors on Petros Cramped Vessel
Terrible tale from Auckland harbor where Captain and crew abuse sailors aboard the bark Petro. The mutinous voyage left men famished and whipped, a cooper beaten, a man with whiskers torn out, and another stripped with bricks and sand. One man died after brutal injuries. Lake is paralyzed from a fall. Captain jailed in Auckland on murder charges. Defense denies blame and suggests mutiny by crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Lake
Fire damages building in Warren area
Fire morning at about half past. blaze raged through FLA Laserdahl's building destroying contents. Cause suspected from overturned lantern. Citizens fought flames at barn and nearby structures. Loss about 87,000 dollars with 8,000 dollars insured. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CnanxoLirs Varney
FLA
Laserdahl
Arkunp Bei
Upet
Aeat
Citzens
Polite Makers of Law Fight on Capitol Floor
A dispute between Representatives Cobb of Indiana and Laird of Nebraska over land entries led to a near-basement duel at the Capitol. Payson intervened as Laird struck Cobb, blood drawn but no rule violation deemed to have occurred. Both men are described as athletic and combative, with the incident stirring House activity before possible action.
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Wasuisatox
Cobb
Indiana
Laird
Nebrake
Capitol
Payson
Committee On
Rorare
Amy
Prohibition Convention Called for Warren County
Citizens who favor statewide prohibition gather in Warren County to nominate candidates for county and district offices. A mass meeting will be held Thursday at the court house with Hon. Charles S. Wolff of Union County addressing attendees. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Thiurday
Lit Po
Court House
Charles &. Wolff
Union County
Young man sustains severe leg fracture in wrestling
Leg injury befalls Chet Chips an employee of Ge PLre Co while wrestling on Thursday He was taken to his home for treatment and recovery in the company area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Chips
Ge Plre & Co
Company JT
Methodist Church Services At The Rink
Methodist church services will be held at the rink on Fifth Street with preaching by Rev Rankin and Sunday school at the usual hour. Evening services will be disputed with a schedule awaiting clarification until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rink
Fifth Street
Cla.im
Rankin
Ueril
Weekly Chronicle report on Warren county fire, people, and events
A weekly chronicle notes Mr Sagerdahl losing his store to fire in Warren county. He escaped with his wife and expects recovery. The piece mentions community sympathy and plans to restart business. It also covers church attendance, a Lutheran service, and a Sunday school picnic at Peterson Grove. Additional items note fire apparatus sales attempts, local disasters, and social notes from Youngsville and Wrightsville.
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Van
Sagerdahl
Warren County
Sagerdahd
Sheffield
UV. 8
Peterson Grove
Youngaville
Belnap
Seine
J. M. Ramsey
Silsby Engine Company
Youngsville
Wrightsville
Garland
Bakers Pony
Moonlight
Garfield
Jennie Morley
Harrisburg
G. P. Meadlaert
Apache Chief Geronimo Nears Surrender Amid Miles Negotiations
Reports from trusted sources say Geronimo the Apache chief, wounded but hopeful, seeks terms to end hostilities with the United States. White Mountain Apaches head toward surrender talks as General Miles aims to halt a lengthy campaign without further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Mills
New Merville
Geronime
White Mountain
Miles
Crook
Geronimo
United States
Sierra Madre
Crawford
Hind
Capitan Crawford
Geronimys
Peculiar Case of Missing Money After House Tear-Down
A widow hires John Edwards to tear down her house in Butler County. Edwards finds a buried jar with about $1,000 and then disappears, possibly to Erie, Pa. The case unfolds with conflicting stories about who knew of the money and why it was buried. Local notes mention social events, visits, and a presidential birthday greeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Railroad Street
Erie
Bob Poster
Warren
Ivan
Kelwards
Henry Here
Curie Shephard
Monterey
Pao Mis.s
Brunswick
Ismune
Janes White
W. Heath
Sulphur Springs
Wodticull
Charley Noble
George Laither
J. A. Luther & Sons
Jean
Titus
W. H. Sandbern
Mr . Bankson
D. Bankson
Fragmentary note on local dispute and crowd reaction
A garbled text fragment describes a dispute or attack with references to a ball fleet and a claim of honesty from locals. It mentions Meo Vallin and a mirror of the last, with unclear chronology and uncertain participants. The passage remains incoherent and there is no verifiable outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorusorviili
Duis
Meo Vallin
Murderous life insurance plots feared in Millvale
A Millvale child’s death linked to life insurance schemes targeting families. Agents for several Pittsburgh area companies allegedly lure parents with cheap premiums to insure children, then pressures to collect small weekly sums. Police say mehrfach cases. investigation to determine scope and culpability.
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Pritescre
Jotn Gore
Millvale
Dean
Allegheny
Philanthropic Mutual Benefit Society
How to Get at Your Girls Age Puzzle
A fragment shows a prankish math riddle about computing a girl’s age from birth month and a set sequence. It includes garbled lines about a fire in Tidioute affecting a house and mentions Dr. Diefender and Mr. Chaffee, with a note on insurance and a monetary amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svinnn
Diefendert
Chaffee
Tidioute
Newt Merries
Hi- Insurance
Nonsensical OCR fragment about figures and dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names in a garbled way including a minister and a queen figure. The readable portion lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to assemble a substantive news item.
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Camp Irvine
Sautt
Ofld
Fire Athandler
Theodore Per Wack
le Maesters
Polite Makers OF Law
Jame-town
Witt & Son
Henry Sutton
Auvuet
Sutter
Sutton
Cleveland
Ats
White House
Need A Profitors
Michi Ia
Ater
Aes
Congress
Wasiixatos
Ag Birthdas
Litthe
Bineelf
Tate
Wahington Critm
Fvaiseux
Gholetene
Wecopian
Pi Ths
Marguis
Soll Dieppe
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