Andrew Carnegie Dies After Philanthropy and Wealth
United Press report from Lenox on August 11 states Andrew Carnegie, the steel magnate and famed philanthropist, died early this morning after a pneumonia attack. He had given away large sums and built vast iron and steel enterprises, with his work shaping Pittsburgh and national industry for decades. His private secretary and family surrounded him. plans were made to transport the body to Pittsburgh for interment. Carnegie's career included railroads, telegraphy, and postwar public service, leaving a lasting impact on labor, industry, and philanthropy.
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Washington
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Right Kil led in blast of grain elevator tragedy
Eight people died or injured in a grain elevator explosion at a port harbor area. Four badly hurt individuals were evacuated, with crews recovering bodies amid debris. Officials estimate damage and casualties at substantial levels as investigations begin.
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Quebec
Freight Wreck Delays PRR Traffic Sunday
Reports describe a freight wreck causing delays on the Pennsylvania Railroad division Sunday. The incident disrupted shipments and tied up main lines, with trains held near Union and No. AD as crews worked to clear wreckage and restore service.
Railway shopmen return to work across regions
Between 15 000 and 25 000 railway shopmen returned to work today after President Wilson urged no company protests. Reporting shows substantial returns west of the Mississippi and in the Midwest while New England remains idle and some areas like Baltimore and Kansas City report many continuing to resign.
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Atening Railway
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Amusement Park Blaze Claims Seven Lives
A deadly fire at Preston Park amusement area near Montreal tonight killed seven people and damaged a nearby railway mill. Initial reports indicate a massive blaze started in the mill and spread rapidly, with several patrons missing and a strong likelihood of more casualties as crews searched the scorched site. Local authorities and investigators began examining the cause as survivors recounted frantic escape efforts.
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Premluton Park
Thleefly
Bremen
Merryemakey
Expert to Install Fire Alarm Plant in City Building
A Gamewell company representa tive will install new fire alarm equipment atop the building. The project includes a complete plant setup, with the system to be fully operational after installation. Work progresses rapidly at the site A Morsom building corner near Alexander Street and Ward Street.
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Ward
Big Labor Conference on Railroad Control
A labor conference plans to meet and discuss railway control and discuss popular support. The gathering aims to unite unions and capital interests with leaders like Goldber and Plumb shaping proposals for congressional action.
Salvation Army Revival Meetings At Local Camp
A Salvation Army special revival series drew crowds with daily sermons and musical numbers. Evangelist Williams delivered the main address on What Think You, Christ while Amita Smith offered songs and the Beeoni Goaling of Thrive. Evening messages focused on The Lost Sheep with emphasis on prayer and outreach.
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Balvation Army Yar
Death of W. G. Butler Prompted Funeral Notices
The notice reports the death of William G. Butler, with details of the funeral arrangements and survivors. It notes Butler formerly lived in Whitston and New York City, worked as a tug conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and retired about twenty years ago. Mrs. Batter arrived in the city to attend.
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New Yorke City
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Nile
Wilson Replies to Senate on Shantung
President Wilson replies to the Senate seeking information on Shantung peace negotiations. The article notes a refusal to forward certain documents and mentions related remarks about Germany, Japan, and the theater of negotiations. The report reflects ongoing U S engagement with wartime diplomacy and Senate oversight.
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United Pram Waslington
Wil Win Failay
Denorl Bling
Wannington
Germany
Senate alters enforcement bill to ease prohibitions
Washington officials report the adult beverage enforcement bill was revised by a Senate committee. The changes reduce owner liability for known violations, extend penalties for certain measures, and permit home production of low alcohol beverages for personal use only, while tightening restrictions for sale.
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Washington
State Bureau of Markets Promised Help in Food Affairs
A wartime style report notes the State Bureau of Markets will assist the State Bureau of Markets in addressing high prices of foodstuffs. The article mentions cooperation with a former manager and asserts the bureau can provide valuable analysis to ease the supply situation.
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United Prom
Funeral of Mrs Janes
The funeral of Mrs BM Janen was held at Holl ay Thy home in Wor danightery Mrs OU A Muskittas Shaly avenue on Matnoon 21. Roy O A Walhine conducted the service as a visiting pastor. Interment followed at Fohiage village with family and relatives in attendance.
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Menon
Briv couple on Sunday motor trip to Pleton
Mr and Mrs George Dillon of Briv departed Sunday morning with Willams and Nin from New Wastles and daughters Nora to Pleton on a motor trip.
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Liquor Suppression Suspected in City as Federal Action Discussed
City residents report increased enforcement chatter as federal agents may renew liquor law probes. Witnesses describe intoxicated crowds and dealer activity tied to a scheme involving local promoters and at least two churh figures. Authorities in smaller towns may follow Pittsburgh's lead in enforcing prohibition.
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Wartime Administrators Enlisted by Palmer to Fight High Living Cost
Wartime officials enlisted by Palmer to fight living costs as a special committee meets in Worthington. Delegations of farmers push a publicity drive to show Wheat Glee aid is not the cause of high prices. Attorney General Dimer campaigns lift by wiring former war era heads to organize price committees in every state. Local committees to set price standards will coordinate wholesalers tailors and merchants.
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United Press
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Fool
Corry Defeats Liveton In Ten Inning Nontitle Battle
The Corry team battled Liveton to a 2 to 1 ten inning victory on Saturday. Tevineton pitched well for Liveton, with Cramtall strong on the mound for Corry, logging six strikeouts. Key players included Dubury, Debury, and Kennedy, as Corry rallied in the eighth to clinch the game in a tightly contested contest witnessed by a large crowd.
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Local Commission Candidacy Shapes Up After Petitions
The city commission race draws several announced hopefuls with petitions filed for the upcoming election. Potential candidates named include John Tate Terson, J F Brown, and J Oh Boyes along with Frank O Howard and others as petitions circulate among cities voters.
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Attorneys for Consumers in Gas Fields Overview
A garbled report mentions City Bolisitor Kincaid and GI for Gio and Hiioy in a court setting. It hints at land or gas field matters with flag company access to low rates and information for Ava Valinhie. The text references a next chapter of Rho Fakrato.
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Candidacy Drawing Details for Murrinbury Aug Primary
Fragmentary report notes candidates will draw and file contentions for the August primary. Mentions of ballot power, legislation by the legislature, and Indigo restoration appear in unclear phrasing.
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Wailhi
Hon
Mitra
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