Mystery of Charles Ross Unsolved After 40 Years
The search for Charlie Ross, abducted July 8, 1874, in Germantown Philadelphia, continues decades later. Detected clues pointed to Canada or England, with Mosher and Douglass linked by some theories. Reports say Charlie’s fate remains uncertain though many claimants arose, and the Ross family endured long grief.
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Charles Brewster Ross
Charlie Ross
Germantown
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Europe
Ross
Christian K
Sarah Ann Ross
Charlie
Walter
Trenton
Newark
Elizabeth
England
California
New York
Brooklyn
Mosher
Douglass
National Association of Clothiers Opens Convention in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on July 1, nearly 100 representatives opened the annual convention of the National Association of Clothiers. The session announced that Royal Palace Ready Made clothing will follow existing styles with no radical changes for men. Changes may trend to English styles with tighter coats, soft fronts and rolled lapels, to be reviewed by designers tomorrow. Officers report tariff effects minimal and the industry optimistic for the year. The convention ends tomorrow. For Callin Cards and Wedding Invitations see the Mail Office in Warren, Pa.
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Atlantic City
Royal Palace
Land of Strange Contrast in Austria Hungary
A National Geographical Society briefing explains Austria Hungary as a composite empire with Austria and Hungary as distinct states linked by a common ruler. It notes Hungary’s diverse nations and languages, varied religions, and Hungary’s mineral wealth versus Austria’s mountain terrain and industrial role, plus military policing across the empire.
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Washington, D. C
Austria Hungary
Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hungary
Austria
Austrian Empire
Bohemia
Galicia
Dalmatia
Upper
Lower
Francis Joseph
Kingdom of
Croatia
Slavonia
Transylvania
Empire of
Europe
Switzerland
United States
Sid
Ancis Joseph
Imperial City
Caplight
I ‘ Val Ene
Pan Ps
Udspest
Buda
Pest
Paris
Vienna
London
Legal Blanks For Sale In Stock
A local supplier advertises a full line of legal blanks in constant demand. Items include Landlord's Warrants, House Leases, Warranty Deeds, Quit-Claim Deeds, Mortgages, Executions, Judgment Notes, and Judgment Bonds.
Many Improvements At Chautauqua This Season
Chautauqua New York July 14 improvements abound as road work creates a new western gateway and brick highway linking the school to the enclosure. A new traction station and gateway await, with a shift of the main entrance westward. The combined traction line and steamboat service, new cottages, White Way lights, and a developing nine hole golf course mark ongoing enhancements. Natural gas arrival eases fuel needs, and the Massey Memorial organ gains new stops and reorganization while Normal Hall and studio spaces are updated.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Mayville
Jamestown
Westfield
Seymour Dunn
Lake Placid Club
Massey Memorial
Normal Hall
The Illustrated Buffalo Express Leads Its Field
The Buffalo Express stands as the first illustrated panel newspaper in the United States since November 20 1883. It has never been surpassed and many papers have failed to imitate it. Newspapers consistently call it the finest illustrated newspaper in the country.
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Buffalo Express
United States
Explosion Kills 35 Cadets Aboard Tungchi Gunboat
A terrible explosion aboard the Chinese gunboat Tungchi while near the Kionga arsenal killed 35 naval cadets who were asleep. The cause is not yet known.
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Shanghai
Tungchi
Kionga
Mexican Revolt and Irish Home Rule Dominate Week
Rebels capture Guadalajara under Gen Obregon with 10 000 troops as Carranza strengthens hold on Mexico. Ulster forms provisional cabinet amid home rule crisis while British Lords pass amendments and Ulster readiness rises. Louisiana recognizes Progressive party. pledge of electoral reforms and possible southern split. Rebels oppose parley with Huerta. plans for military rule if Mexico City falls emerge.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Washington
Paris
Constitutionalist
Carranza
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Obregon
Dublin
Ulster
Edward Carson
Asquith
Ulster Army
Louisiana
New Party
Progressive Party
Parker
Progressive Movement
Democratic Party
Saltillo
Guadalupe
Mexico City
Lords
House of Lords
Trelar
Irreland
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Several Pennsylvania Towns
A list of marriage licenses dated July shows Fred A. Crisman and Yarrie L. M. Shermer of Punxsutawney. John Jubion and Eva Mologe of Sheffield. Louis A. Gregorson of Gray Grove and Lizzie M. Harrens of Kellettville. Cyrus F. Heald of Arlington and Mabel L. Anders of Warren. Charles E. Landus of Orvedon and Jessie M. Manchester. Alfred B. Richmond of Freehold Township and Amanda Hessel of Syracuse.
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Fred A. Crisman
Yarrie L. M. Shermer
Punxsutawney
John Jubion
Eva Mologe
Sheffield
Louis A. Gregorson
Kerry Grove
Lizzie M. Harrens
Kellettville
Cyrus F. Heald
Larendon
Mabel
Notorious Republicans and the fight for Honest Tariff
The piece denounces Penrose and allies as corrupt and ties them to monopolists and vice. It praises the Progressive tariff plan led by Theodore Roosevelt, urging voters in Pennsylvania to reject the current leadership and demand cleaner politics and fairer distribution of wealth. The Mail predicts a shift toward honest public service and a better day ahead.
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Lincoln
Penrose
Barnes
Smoot
Aldrich
Lorimer
Archbald
Progressive Party
United States Steel Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Penrose Wolves
Mail
Pennsylvania
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