Roosevelt to Speak June 30 at Pittsburgh Rally
Roosevelt plans visit to Pennsylvania for a major Progressive rally with events at Fort Pitt Hotel and McCreery's dining room. Gifford Pinchot and William Draper Lewis will attend along with other state candidates, culminating in a large Exposition Hall address in Pittsburgh.
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Washington Party
Pittsburgh
Roose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Committee of Artsadgements
Allen T. Boras
Pennsylvania Progressive League
Fort Pitt
Progressive League
Wade
Gifford Pinchot
United States
William Draper Lewis
Colonel Hoosevelt
McCreery
South America
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
Mr. Allen
Exposition Hall
Great Hall
Pinchot
Lewis
British publications counts across London and the Kingdom
The report lists 40 daily publications in London, 18 daily papers in the rest of the Kingdom, with British weekly and monthly titles totaling 2 613 and 1 682 respectively. It notes England including London has 1 358 daily papers and 1 365 weekly.
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London
Kingdom
England
Accidental Death From Finger Prick Stirs Thoughtful Note
Milwaukee Journal reports a man died of blood poisoning after pricking a finger on a safety pin. The anecdote, tied to Thomas Hardy style wit, questions chance and fate in everyday hazards.
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Thomas Hardy
Milwaukee Journal
Flynn Bill Draws Fire Over Enrollment Act
The piece accuses Penrose allies of shifting blame for the unpopular enrollment act tied to ex-Senator William Flynn of Pittsburgh. It notes John M. Flynn of Elk County introduced the bill and calls the act a indictment of Harrisburg bipartisan machinery as Progressives oppose the measure.
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Penrose
William Flynn
Pittsburgh
Flynn
Harrisburg
John M. Flynn
Jim Hall
Elk County
Meeting Protest Against Unjual Act Tonight
Citizens are urged to attend a council chamber meeting this evening to discuss repealing sections of the public utility company law that limit municipal contracts with utility companies. The push, led by western borough representatives and the Municipal Home League formed in Harrisburg, aims to restore home rule for property owners statewide.
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At & O'Clock
Council Chamber
Municipal Home League
Harrisburg
Council
Children's Day Entertainment At Baptist Church Pleases Audience
The Sunday evening program at the Baptist church drew a large crowd for the children's day exercises. The young participants performed creditably with especially strong solos by the girls, earning praise from friends and families.
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Baptist Church
The
Welcome Rain Delights Clearfield County Farmers
A Sunday evening rainstorm brought thick downpours that refreshed parched fields and ended dust on public roads. The winds toppled trees and snapped branches, including a large tree near Market street and a branch at the English Lutheran church, with only minor electrical damage reported.
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Clearfield County
Market Street
English Lutheran Church
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Counties
Charles G. Mallen of Clearfield weds Winifred M. Beahan of Lawrence. Julius Courtot and Jennie Lobb from Houtzdale. Mike Loger of Madera weds Anna Trokan. John Elimickt and Pauline Piert from Glen Richey. William A Meckes and Nellie F. Vallimorct, both residents of Earthans.
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Charles G. Mallen
Clearfield
Winifred M. Beahan
Lawrence
Julius Courtot
Jennie Lobb
Houtzdale
Mike Loger
Anna Trokan
Madera
John Elimickt
Pauline Piert
Glen Richey
William A Meckes
Nellie F. Vallimorct
Earthans
G O P Leaders Snub Penrose in Philadelphia Race
Philadelphia June 24 Indications are no nationally prominent Republican will speak for Penrose in Pennsylvania. Progressive and Democratic leaders rally for Pinchot and Palmer while GOP chiefs sidestep Penrose, branding him corrupt and criminal and urging his defeat.
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Philadelphia
Bojes Penrose
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Garfield
Clapp
Pinchot
Wilson
Ian
Underwood
Clark
Palmer
Penrose
Dean Lewis to smoke Doctor Brumbaugh out
William Draper Lewis, Washington party candidate for governor, plans an aggressive summer campaign to attack machine government. He will tour major regions delivering speeches faulting the Penrose machine and urging voters to reject it. Brumbaugh has said little amid Penrose allies’ claims of support.
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William Draper Lewis
Washington Party
Penrose
Dean Lewis
Dr. Brumbaugh
Liquor splits Democrats in Harrisburg feud
The Reorganization Democrats clash with Philadelphia Old Guard led by city chairman B Gordon Bromley over local option. The rift parallels the larger party split as Palmer and McCormick face a divided vote and likely fail to carry the full Democratic slate.
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Harrisburg
Old Guard
Philadelphia
B Gordon Bromley
Palmer and McCormick
President Wilson in Philadelphia Quiet Stop
President Wilson rode through Philadelphia on Saturday June 13 with only a handful at the railroad station. Senator Penrose spoke Sunday night June 14 to a thin crowd. Gifford Pinchot has begun his summer campaign, with twenty thousand already shaking hands and thousands more listening as he tours the state. If he can sustain this momentum, observers consider him a strong challenger to Theodore Roosevelt in the fall.
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President Wilson
Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevalt
Abi
Court Deal in DuBois Case Sentences Seven Prisoners
Judge Bell disposed of seven prisoners this morning in a mixed session. August Pierre received one dollar and costs and up to three years in the Western Penitentiary. A. J. Murphy pleaded guilty to highway robbery in DuBois and was sentenced to two to three years. Mike Alexandrovitch pled guilty to pigeon theft from a DuBois priest and was jailed as a witness. William Hoover case continues with more time sought for evidence. Lizzie Brink and Abraham Brink remanded. Lizzie jailed for incorrigibility and Hoover freed on recognizance if he appears in September. Sheriff adds inmates Mary Waite and Harry White for various charges.
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Bell
August Pierre
Curwensville
Western Penitentiary
Pierre
Hhis
Jack Daley
A. J. Murphy
DuBois
Murphy
Stages
Pittsburgh
J. A. Gleason
Commonwealth
Mike Alexandrovitch
Mike
William Hoover
Lizzie Brink
Troutville
Curry Run
Brink-Hoover
Abraham Brink
Lizzie
Lzzie
McCloskey
Mary Waite
Chest Township
Harry White
Week three of Evangelistic services proclaims consecration
The third week opened with a large congregational service at the tabernacle as Evangelist Johnson urged a wholehearted consecration to Christ. About 1000 worshippers knelt to dedicate their lives, despite heavy rain and lightning, and 67 more joined since the campaign began. Nearby mentions note Mr and Mrs Harry Snyder visiting, and William McFeeters funeral held Tuesday with Grand Army of the Republic and Odd Fellows attending.
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Tabernacle
Evangelist Johnson
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Mr. Johnson
Hell
God
Johnson
Harry Snyder
du Bois
A.E. Brown
William McFeeters
Elizabeth Street
S. T. Lewis
Grand Army of the Republic
Children’s Day Program at Reedsville Chapel
The Children’s Day program at the Reedsville chapel is scheduled for next Sunday June 28 at 2 30 led by Misses Emma McDowell and Lara McDevitt. Welcome by Glenn Jay. Recitations by Rhoda Warren Violet McDivitt Clara Tibbens Alta Hooven Minnie Ardary and others with musical numbers including songs by the school solos by Andrew Spence Helen Phillips and Lula McDivitt and various recitations and duets.
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Reedsvile Chapel
Emma McDowell
Lara ' McDevitt
Glenn Jay
Minnie Ardary
Clara Tibbens
Violet McDivitt
Olive Mellett
Alta Hooven
Rhoda Warren
Jesus
Andrew Spence
Louise Reed
Leslie Spence
Eula Bie- Divitt
Pearl Mellott
Helen Phillips
Josephine Hyzone
Lula McDivitt
Interpretation of gun possession and enforcement in Pennsylvania
A letter from New York criticizes confiscation policies as applied to aliens. Officials respond that possession near camps may lead to forfeiture if laws are violated. legality hinges on ownership, control, and proof of unlawful use. The speaker promises fair treatment and lawful arrest when needed.
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Soneni
New York City
United States
Kitchen cabinet factory opens in East End by the Brothers
A kitchen cabinet factory has opened in the East End by the Brothers who already have orders for their product sufficient to keep them busy for weeks.
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Oot
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Taft
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the Tribune
Progressive Party
National Republican Committee
Republican Party
Washington
Doctor
Rumbaugh
Strawe
Reedsville
Kas
Vania
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