Nada the Lily scene ends with wolves and warriors in a cave
A fragmented readable passage depicts a dramatic scene with Umslopogaas and Galazi among wolves and a dead bull. The text describes spear work, wolf kinship, and a pact of blood brothers, followed by unrelated local notices about residents and events in Clarington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Fanee
Thad
Galeal
Galsal
Boldthi
Galaal
Imsiopogasa
Umsiopogass
Uoffalo
Galazi
Umlopogas
Galasi
Amslopogaas
Galazia
Galagi
Hin
Bla
Mopo
Chaka
Amalopouss
Nada
Neds
Galas
Fem
McKinley Seen as Likely 1896 Candidate amid Convention Turmoil
June 10. Governor McKinley, amid a convention hall crush and street car greetings, faces steady pressure from delegates to enter the 1896 race. He declines clearly, pledging for Harrison while his supporters press for a solid Ohio backing and preparations for Chicago. He travels to Chicago on Saturday with Mrs. McKinley staying at the West Hotel as delegations swarm for a final push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miny
McKinley
West House
Twell
Tsa Crimbe
Jomon
Harrison
Flu
Alice Abewer
Tor
Weet
Bee Dean
McKintey
Chicago
Ohio Republican League
Mc Wilisms
Marshal, Pield & Co
Tart Rebuke and Resale Plans Stir Party Debate
In a heated exchange, Wolcott of Colorado complains that losses came from fewer votes while others claim the opposition had more votes. Fassett and McRintay weigh in amid talk of November strategy and continued pressure. A social note ends with a young couple’s engagement on the eve of a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkaol
Lam Ugt
Rouweh
Wolcott
Colorado
J. Liowt Fassett
MteRintay
June Festivities and Marriages Roar Through Town
A long readable slice notes June as wedding season with many ceremonies and social events. It mentions Miss Jessin Sheets and Mr James Ralston's Bellaire and Martin's Ferry ties, plus numerous receptions, gifts, and fashionable entertainments. It also covers garden parties, book canteen fundraisers, and the social whirl around hotels, parks, and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessin Sheets
New York
Martin's Ferry
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Uhricheville
Steubenville
Monadsville
Cameron
Opera House
Gowns and Frocks for Vassar Graduates in June
Describes ideal commencement attire for Vassar graduates with emphasis on simplicity, pale colors, and modest fabrics. Recommends white china silk, light trims like gauze and gauze frills, cream twill, and bronze accents sparingly. Details gown construction, sleeves, bodice, and footwear to suit youthful, dignified presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Mamma
Miss Ante Herrmann Surprise Party at North End Home
A North End resident Miss Ante Herrmann was surprised by friends at her home on North Main street Thursday evening. About twenty couples attended with dancing the main amusement and refreshments served late. Mr M E Lally hosted the O W L Club gathering at his home Friday evening with enjoyable refreshments and lively discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sixteenth Street
Samuel Nesbitt
Nesbitt and Devine
Agnes Virginia McGill
Joseph MeGiill
Fourteenth Street
John C. Devine
Wm. P. Okel
Newton Smith
Chas. Nesbitt
P. FE. Goodwin
J. B. Carroll
South Main Street
Dr. Sytes
John Lewis
Lewis House
Wellsburg
Mendelssohn
Lina Friederich
Tishio Connell
Hannah Dannenberg
Charles Dannenberg
Henry Carrol
Lewis
Powlby Road
Mary Hall
South Jacob Street
Dallas
W. Va
C. H. Abercrombie
South Side
Annie Herman
North Market Street
Ante Herrmann
North End
Pilin
M. E. Lally
Delicate silk gown described with pale blue gimp trim
A fragmentary fashion note describes a belted blouse and bell skirt fed from a frock of delicate tee colored silk. It mentions unlined long sleeves showing arms, open pale blue and gold gimp garniture, and a girl with creamy skin and reddish hair slated to wear beonie slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vascar
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Nada the Lily
Fori Rm Senn
Pvliiers
Ras
Ularington
Unasisanes
Fioeth
Hittsburg
Frei Simple
Sand
Geo Puller
Twland
Relmives
Barnesville
Cambridan
Goochran
Timmens
Serry
C. L. Cochran
Clarington Lodge
Omioars
HM. Saale
MAD
Tun
Saucy
Soolett
UTS
Ite
Tagat
Roy Bainue
Dutton
Abou Han Adhem
Uearlyad
Iving
Adind
W. W. Williamson
Ben Hor
Ida B. Grimm
Frederick Grimm
That City
Kav
Z. W. Lane
M. E. Church
Maggie Smith
Morristown
Delta Lippenott
George and
Arthur
Slolda
Conrad Solbert
Sobhert's
City
G. Schuck
Philadelphia
Henry Tice
Pittsburg
George Seibert
Child
Kindergarten Club
Mountain Lake Park
Samuel Oppenhoimer
Bridgeport, O
Hattie
Isaac Andorn
Speyer Bros
City Hall
James Green
South Wood Street
Fancie Green
James Malton
Joseph Lee
Wesley M. E. Church
Dedit
Credit
Harry L. Coalt
Ataa Mill
King's Daughters
Eibarta Blocher
Gay
Little Rock
Ark
Circle
Vaton
John Cook
First Baptist Church
North Avenue
Allegheny
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thos. O'Neill
Mary O'Conner
South Eaff Street
Cers
Ry Mullen
Mary Ellen Cotton
Thomas Cotton
William Anderson
Madison
N. J
Parkersburg
Rosa Sonneborn
J. Sonneborn
Julian Dinkelspeil
Mt. de Chantal
Mount
M. Angelo
Sears Tennis Club
Island Young As Ple
South Front Street
Frederick Beckendorf
Macaulay
St. Alphonsus Church
Tillie Kremer
Joseph Friedhof
Didacus
Rout Froidhof
Theodore Kremer
Freldhof
Wood Street
Liosly
Willer Lain
Joseph Speidel
Wheley Park
Florence
Hate
Vassar
Arene
Anne Wi Hell
North Main Street
Wall Paper & Borde
Canningnat
Tioneees
Jos, Graves
Twelfth Street
Cheele Aero
Joe Loos Tnance
Glucwam Pont
Bridgepark
postoPoe
Stere Wit
Pyeecnlass
Elaine
Joe Jacobs
Malo Street
Jacob Steinfeld
Pines
Janae C. Mazaseeen
Onas
Piambert
Gtas
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