North Clarendon Personal Notes And Comments
Mar 15 items note local events, visits, and moves. Mrs Bernard’s Warren dancing school to host a phantom ball with home orchestra. Rev A Day leaves for Evangelical conference in Franklin. residents from Philadelphia Buffalo Cleveland in town. moves to Pittsburg. revivals, lectures, and social mischief warnings. local skate, new trombone, meat market planned. several residents visiting Spring Creek and Corry. court case over a street incident. various trips, auctions, and notices from JACK and local merchants.
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Franklin
Baily
Thos. Jordan
Marionville
D. J. McMillin
Pittsburg
Lawerence
Bertha Salinger
Sarah Jordan
Spring Creek
L. L. Hartwell
Floyd Hoffman
Corry
Will Beardsley
Henry Lobdell
Wm. Hathaway
A Birthday Poem and Lottsville News Note
A poem frames birthdays as life milestones and faith guiding through hardships and work, with a Lottsville update noting March events. Mr E A Baker welcomes a baby boy, Miss Maude Murray out, two Hillside scholars Bruised in a Porter hill accident, a mock divorce trial, and a March 16 school and literary society entertainment at Lottsville church with ten cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Baker
Maude Murray
Floyd Dotey
Hillside School
Willie Welden
Earle Johnson
Porter Hill
Literary Society
Lottsville School and Literary Society
Lottsville Church
Death of D W Poppleton in Sample Pa Funeral at Irvine
D W Poppleton of Sample Pa. laid to rest in Irvine cemetery after a fatal rig building accident. He leaves a wife and five children. He was a Maccabee and brother of G N Poppleton. Funeral led by Rev Darling with Brokenstraw Tent assisting. large attendance. Texted moral reflection and a medical ad inserted at line end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvineton
D. W. Poppleton
Sample
Irvine
G. N. Poppleton
van Keuren
Sample Station
Knight J.C. Smith
W. N.Y
P. R.R
Brokenstraw
Darling
Nude Model Sparks Carlisle Drexel Lecture Walkout
Philadelphia Professor Thomas Eakins displayed a nude male model to a mixed class triggering objections from a female teacher and leaving some female students embarrassed. Eakins has used the method for a decade but was removed by the board of directors. In Pittsburgh, Fred A. Connors set a rope skipping record with 7,000 jumps in 1 hour 44 minutes, losing four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Eakins
Drexel Institute
Eakins
Board of Diretors
Prrrsburg
Fred A. Connors
Oil City
Connors
Lily Dale to open sanitorium in Fredonia
Lily Dale plans a sanatorium to treat medical and surgical cases except contagious diseases. Staff includes A Wilson Dods as surgeon-in-chief MacDonald Moore Erastus C Hyde Nelson G Richmond and George I E Blackham with house surgeon yet to be appointed. The physicians are well known in western New York and reside in Fredonia. In DuBois Pennsylvania the Bank of DuBois failed to open yesterday amid rumors of fund shortages and liability of stockholders.
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Fredonta
Lily Dale
A. Wilson Dods
MacDonald Moore
Erastus C. Hyde
Nelson G. Richmond
George I E. Blackham
New York
Fredonia
Warring Elements at First Baptist Church in North East
A one month church closure notice from trustees M F Thompegon W D Palmer and H H Green is posted at the First Baptist church amid a long running internal dispute. Rhode Island Democrats nominate Geo L Littlefield for governor Augustus S Miller for lieutenant governor Geo W Greene for secretary of state Geo T Brown for attorney general at Providence convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Board of Trustees
M. F. Thompegon
W. D. Palmer
H. H. Green
First Baptist Church
Providence
Rhode Island Democrats
Geo. L. Littlefield
Pawtucket
Augustus S. Miller
Geo. W. Greene
Woonsocket
Geo. T. Brown
Murder Claim In Mammoth Forest Found Woman And Child Dead
A brutal murder in Mammoth, Greensburg area, was disclosed. Hungarian woman Zolinski and her little daughter were found dead in the woods. The crime appears linked to a life insurance payout received after the husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Mammoth
Zolinski
Forty Five Coal Firms Form Price Stabilizing Combine
A regional pact unites forty five coal companies with the Columbus Hocking Valleys and Toledo railroad to curb price competition. Miners back the move, arguing it will permit higher wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Coal Combine
CountriBes
Columbus, Hocking Valleys
Toledo
Asylum Plan Proposed for Titusville State Chronic Insane
Harrisburg bill introduced by Mr. Compton to locate and erect a second state asylum for the chronic insane at Titusville seeks $250000 to buy grounds and begin construction. A five member governor appointed commission would assemble at least 500 acres near Titusville, not exceeding $30000 for land and $500000 for buildings, with completion within three years after passage. The piece also lists Senate confirmations of Warren Hospital trustees including S W Waters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Harrisburg
Compton
Crawford
Pennsylvania
Prince Won't Join New Silver Party in New Mexico
A letter from ex-Governor Prince to Santa Fe officials shows the executive committee selecting him for the new party's provisional committee from New Mexico. Prince replies to Chairman A. J. Warner declining initiation amid the Silver party's formation.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New ‘Silver Party
Prince
New Party
New Mexico
A. J. Warner
Revolutionists Made Headway Against Government Troops
Private advices confirm the rumor of successful movement by revolutionists against government troops in Jacksonville. Meanwhile Italian government expresses satisfaction with Colorado authorities actions to apprehend the murderers of Italians at Waldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Washington
Colorado
Walsenbure
The President Gets Home
President Cleveland arrived at the White House in good health this morning. Reporters awaited his comments on the foreign situation but he declined to speak for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
White House
Weather and local notices mix in March items and events
An old column mixes weather talk with health remedies and local news. It promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters for winter health while listing visits, meetings, class schedules, a revival, a chicken pie supper, a gas leak, and local candidates developing in the county. The tone mirrors a small town newspaper column with brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunkeyville
W. W. Kemble
Oil City
Rufus Culver
Bride
Pittsburg
N. W. Shugert
Clearfield
Orion Siggins
West Hickory
Harriet Smutz
F. A. Shaw
A. H. Darrah
J. L. Grandin
Boston
M. J. Smuts
Henry Fuelhart
Miss McClellan
Franklin
M. HB
E. K. Creed
J. H. Hathaway
Grange Hall
Citizens’ Gas Co
Seminary bell scare ends in prank mischief and mystery
March report from Sugar Grove notes Mrs. J C Hamilton ill, Grace Martin visiting Mercer, and Mrs. Davis returning from Union City. A scare at the Seminary saw the janitor trapped in the bell room during a supposed highwayman incident, resolved when the intruders were revealed as pranksters. The next day a carriage stood between pulpit and pews. Other items include local visits, a health update, and notes on The Postal Telegraph line transfer to Western Union.
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J. C. Hamilton
Merritt Rowley
Russell
Briday
Grace Martin
Mercer
Davis
Union City
Seminary
Boss Shay
Marie Watson
Washington, D. C
Postal Telegraph Co
Western Union
China and Russia Scheming Reported Concessions Threat
London march 18 reports China has a secret understanding with Russia to block territorial concessions to Japan. All Europeans linked with the Chinese army and navy in active service have been paid off and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Russia
Japan
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John Bonner
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M. E. Church
Torpedo
Susie Kerstotter
W.S. Widing
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B. Jacobson
John Burne
Pat Burns
M. Spaulding
Warren
Landis & Co
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Antelore
Christ
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R. B. Fox
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Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dixons
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Rhode Island
Lily Dale’s
DuBois
DuBois, Pa
Bank of DuBois
Harnissure
Senate
Warren Hospital
S. W. Waters
W. T. Osterhout
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S. R.mason
George Lewis
C. C. Shirk
Eric
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Hattie Lord
Guy Brown
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Hi Henry
Troup
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Sherman
Youngsville
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Jamestown News
Warren Ledger
Armstrong & McKelvy
Beymer-Bauman
Davis-Chambers
Pahlinestock
National Lead Co
Gumnan National Bank
Childrens
Ws Fabrics
Knox Spring
Morningstar
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