Taft Bill Changes Reported In Congress Rumor
The passage notes changes to Taft’s bill amid White House pressure and calls from railroad interests. Reports indicate 80 percent feature elimination and a push to mollify provisions affecting railroad companies. The piece mentions President Taft and figures like Porter and Hancock in debates over interstate commerce and corporate stock control.
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Warren National Bank Ad Emphasizes Saving and Security
An advertisement from Warren National Bank in Warren, Pa promotes opening an account without waiting for big business, praising saving as a habit that prevents theft and fosters economy, discipline, and understanding of business principles.
Warren National Bank Offers 4 Percent Savings Interest
Bank announces 4 per cent interest on savings accounts to patrons in Warren Pennsylvania. The notice invites customers to continue trusted banking services and extend relationships with the financial institution.
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Water Main Burst Floods Streets and Basements
A burst water main on Tremont Street caused a geyser and flooding along Main thoroughfares and cellars. Water ran down Tremont and Washington streets, driving residents from doors and forcing diversions as trolleys rerouted and foundations feared damage. Local businesses closed temporarily while pipes and hydrants were managed.
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Water Pipe Damage Hits Zanesville Store Stock
A water pipe on the building floor burst, decoupling Hailey & Co stock worth about 50 000. The loss was partially insured for 20 000. The incident occurred overnight causing extensive water damage.
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Zanesville
Tane
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Hailey & Co
Homedman
Judge Martin Boll Dies Suddenly in Hollidaysburg Home
Judge Martin Boll of Blair County Court was found dead in his Hollidaysburg home at 0 16 Sunday morning. Officials cite sudden cause and his tenure followed by a long career. A separate item notes the British government purchasing Bleriot type machines from inventor aviator.
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le Blair Coluny
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Convict No. 2814 at Atlanta in mutinous labor plan
A torn report describes Convict No. 2814 in Atlanta facing transfer and possible work in the tailor shop or on the construction gang. The article details a disturbance, a prisoner’s confrontation with Warden Morse, and subsequent security measures in the prison.
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White men killed by strange white rope covered object fall
An old report describes Eskimos claiming a large white house like object with ropes fell from the sky killing three white men. A priest and others debate whether the deaths were murder or divine judgment. Local lore ties the event to northern missions and Cree groups amid conflicting details.
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Explosion damages in Bradford cause widespread destruction
An explosive nitroglycerin blast at a state zinc torpedo plant owned by Van Curen Brothers causes extensive damage. Superintendent Oscar Hond was unable to respond as robbers disrupted efforts. Ground marks show the shock in Bradford with buildings and an oil rig damaged and a warehouse moved from its foundation.
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New York lumber policy debated by commissioner
A state official argues the wood supply must be conserved to sustain the New York and national lumber needs. He cites large yearly consumption, costly paper and board prioritisations, and vast Adirondack timber holdings, urging tighter regulation and protection of headwaters.
Rockefeller Grand Jury Seeks Special Inquiry on White Slavery
In New York City a request to excuse W Rockefeller from service on a special grand jury probing white slavery and organized traffic in women was denied. Judge Sullivan ordered Rockefeller to serve as foreman, citing duty while noting health concerns and lack of experience. The panel aims to investigate organized trafficking and related violations under local law.
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Pope to Be Called on a Witness in London Inquiry
In London on July 4, a consortium accuses the estate of Elguor Adami of concealing a multi million bequest. The court orders the plaintiff to produce a witness and the defendant to respond as the case proceeds.
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Miss Paul to Take a Rest From English Prison Treatment
Miss Alice Paul of Philadelphia the American suffragette who served a monthly Holloway Jail sentence for militant methods will sail on the American liner Maverford for Philadelphia on March 5. Subjiected to feeding and ordered to rest by prison authorities and her doctors. She does not plan lecturing in the United States but will resume work at the University of Pennayl and think American suffragists should adopt the militant methods of English militants.
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Dogs Help In Arrest Of Negro In Federal County
A chaotic rural incident ends with no hearing as Capers and others are taken to Uniontown after a mob forms. Two dogs are reported to have aided in the capture of a Black man, and the case involves a widow and a sheriff's posse. Formal charges and a Justice of the Peace oath occur amid tense reactions.
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Jonathon
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Wisi
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Pakehonow
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Pune
Mutineers Arrested After New Year Hike Incident
Seventysly of eighty four members of Company II Coast Artillery WA stationed at Port Wright are under arrest for mutiny. Colonel Rumerty ordered the mutineers who allegedly followed noncommissioned officers in a rebellion tied to the Joye march on New Year’s Day.
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Company II Coast Artillery
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John Rumerty
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