Harrisburg Notes on Legislation and Labor Moves
In Harrisburg on June 17 discussions feature protection of dairy farming materials, taxation of corporations, and labor law changes. The State Federation of Labor plans early 1911 efforts to lower license fees for selling goods, with likely reinforcements from industrial cities. The state grange and organized farmers prepare for campaigns alongside other economic interests.
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Harrisburg
Oleomar Saring
Wautjedt
Alghe
Natu
State Federation of Labor
Sovié
Sal
State Grange
Roosevelt Move Out of Order at Democratic Convention
Chicago dispatch reports confusion at the Democratic National Convention as Roosevelt supporters face procedural rulings. Rosewater overrules Roosevelt motions, and Governor McGovern of Wisconsin is nominated for temporary chairman amid heated debate and contested points of order.
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Roosevelt
Rosewater
Reot
Chicago
Dears
Borah
McGovern
Wisconsin
Rovewater
Hadley
Maoinson
Watson
Hadimer
Root
North Dakota
Bradford Man Burned In Gasoline Tank Explosion
Charles Parton of Park Street suffered severe burns to the face and head when attempting to remove water from a gasoline tank and struck a match, igniting gasoline. He endured a blistered head, possible eye injury, and was taken first to a physician then home for care.
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Charles Parties
Park Street
McElwaine Company Earage
Webster Street
Parting
Partlon Delne
Regular meeting notice for Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Notice for a regular meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge on Tuesday evening June 18. Members of the de ered staff are urged to be present, and those having ash en leave should bring them. Order of Noble Grand.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Deered
Carpenter Dies At Work In Oil City
Frank J. May ed, 28, carpenter, died while at work on the Swift and Co. building on Elin street in Oil City. He had worked in Titusville earlier and collapsed after commenting on heat. doctors attributed death to heart disease. He leaves a mother, two brothers, and eight sisters including a sister Mrs. Locke in Franklin.
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Oil City
Frank J. Mayed
Carpenter
Titusville
Swift & Co
Elin Street
Ol City
Mayer
Mra. Locke
Franklin
Danger of Constipation Its Cure Now Easy
Health warning urges adherence to basic rules and promotes Pillozones as a safe cure. Claims constipation harms health and energy, with a promise of a next morning cure and no side effects. Mentions Thomas Downey as a dealer.
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Thomas Downey
Tts
Preacher Defies Custom With Fashion Critique
Warren June 17 The Rev G Q Tandon denounces fashion driven style as tyranny and mocks modern dress vanity. He argues for reasonable care of the person while condemning the sway of appearance on both men and women, drawing sharp reactions from the congregation.
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Warren
G. Q. Tandon
Mogler
Three Hundred for Man's Life in Buffalo Trial
Michele Gar rani the Trulian Consul at Buffalo represented Giuseppe Martina's heirs in a suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad for 10000 dollars over Martina's death at Big Tree Crossing near Angola four years ago. The jury awarded Martina's heirs 800 dollars after which a new trial motion was granted for arlaments in July. Surviving heirs include a brother and two sisters residing in Italy.
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Mayville
Michele Garrani
Buffalo
Giuseppe Martin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Giuseppe Marina
Big Tree
Angola
Ery County
Tralia
Justice Hooker
Supreme Court
H. J. Adams
Rehulf
Carnival Opens At Moose Grounds In Warren
June 17 crowds enjoy the Moose carnival at the High School Athletic Park with ten attractions reporting strong business. Management and local Moose Lodge members worked hard to ready the show for attendees and forecast good weather for the rest of the week.
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Warren
Fun
Lodge of Moose
City council actions approve ordinance changes and repairs
Voted to adopt the ordinance No. 300 as amended with all members in favor except two. directed City Solicitor to petition court for appointment of viewers to determine damages on Raymond Avenue. authorized purchase of three fire alarm boxes by the property committee.
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Felker
Brown
Mogu
Rieke
Ifeefs
Cmirt
Yunosa
Raymond Avenue
Kootw
Select Council Proceedings June 17 Regular Meeting
Proceedings show temporary chair elected, roll call votes taken, and tabled Mills Nos W48 and 49 moved to table then read and adopted on first two readings. Extension ordinances M48 and 449 read and adopted. session reconvened and adjourned. Clerk W.8 Wilson.
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Ite
Ryan
Cate
Ream
Rolker
Welghe
Tr Koofe
Keesm
bin. Wright
Raymond Ave
Wright St
Opwell
Wilson
Forced liquor ordeal leads to charge against New ton Haley
Warren officials report New ton Haley charged with forcing a seventeen year old colored boy to drink liquor in a party near the Weat Lumber Company's warehouse. The boy, appearing before Justice Wheeler, testified of the drunken bout and was advised to inform authorities. Haley denied the charge and waived examination. committed to jail in default of bail.
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Haley
Weat Lumber Company
Murphy
Boy Outsmarts Warfi County Game Warden
In Allegheny river waters a boy fishing for bass outsmarts a ward en who confronts him over bait theft. The lad explains he will release the fish after fishing for larger bass and the warden walks away, puzzled by the exchange.
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Shemeld
Wort Warfei County
Allegheny River
Toga Sen
Masterson Cassidy Quiet Wedding at St Thomas Church
Miss Tulle Cangidy and Mr John Masterson wed at St Thomas Church in a 7 am ceremony officiated by Rev Father M B Tracy. Attendants Miss Mary O Rourke and Mr John Cassidy. A lunch followed at the bride’s home and the couple plan a Brie lake trip before settling at 1507 Peach Street Erle.
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St. Thomas Church
Tulle Cangidy
John Masterson
Eldred
M. B. Tracy
Mary O'Rourke
Talon City
John Cassidy
Brie
Peach Street
Erle
City Taxes 191% Due With June Abatement Offered
Notice to taxpayers that city taxes for 191% are due at the city treasurer's office in the city hall. An abatement of one percent applies to taxes paid in June by act of the legislature. A three percent penalty begins September 1 and one percent more each month until full payment. City Treasurer’s office will be open evenings 7 to 8:40 from now until July 1 to help those unable to attend during business hours.
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CILY
Bhose
Wai
Pontlethwalt
City
Treas Orl
Catarrh Cure Claims Local and Internal Remedies
An 19th century advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes internal remedies with blood purifiers and tonics, claiming improved health through systemic treatment. The ad lists Cheney & Co Toledo as providers and promises reliable relief.
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Sanhot
Cheney
Toledo
Pennsylvania Elects New National Committeeman
The Pennsylvania delegation elected William Vivnn to replace Senator Penrowe as national committeeman. A revolutionary mood was declared over attacks on Finn and Roosevelt, deemed unjustified.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
William Vivnn
Penrowe
Finn
Roosevelt
Holt
H. L. Mitchells
H. H. Glidation
Rnlen
Order’ of Business
W. H. Gomer
Dr. W. Ts
Les
Notice to Patrons About Green Wrnd Contract
Public notice from Cohens Department Store warns patrons to redeem their books before the stated date July Lath. The store indicates uncertainty about renewing the same contract and advises customers to complete redemptions promptly.
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Athmon Sapien
Cohens Department Store
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Taft
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of Noble Grand
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Sheffield Lad
Steinbloch
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Blochi Clothes
Anyole
Chas; Selste
Charman Health
Singer Factory
J. E. Premer
East Main St
Corry Hide & Fur
KW Brick Ware
East Pleasant St
Corry, Pa
Penrose
Flynn
White Mountain
Alaska
The
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