Kittanning judged not gambling for paddle-wheel game
The Grand Jury in Armstrong County ruled that a paddle-wheel game with money staked is not gambling and blamed Rev. L. A. Carroll for prosecuting. Policeman Adams is censured for raiding a poker game and barred from entering homes without a warrant. Sympathy voiced for the town’s respectable majority amid graft chatter. Rain improves access to the county fair and roads, boosting hopes for a large Indiana County event.
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Kittanning
Fio Armstrong County
Rev. L. A. Carroll
Adams
Armstronge County
Points on People in Brief Travel Fragments
Me and Mrs W Guthrie are in New York. Messrs Steffey and Saenhelmar of Blairsville apant Monday in Lodiana. Miss Annie Carnahan reports for duty after a two week vacation. Mrs Campbell of Kittanning guests at Mr and Mrs Watson home. Mr and Mrs John Watson returned home Saturday night from a 10 day visit. Mr and Mrs George H Boggs and daughter Anna passed through Indiana today en route to Niagara and Toronto. Miss Avuna Herlingsr of Pittsburgh visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Touong White guests at Mr White’s parents home. A Cunningham, prominent Indiana merchant, was here Friday.
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9. W. Guthrie
B. EB. Steffey
D. M. Saenhelmar
Blairaville
Lodiana
George KH. Boggs
Anna
Johnstown
Indiana
Niagara
Toronto
Pabite Court Trial Draws Prominent Citizens
A novel entertainment titled Pabite Court Trial directed by Cal A V Brenton draws attention as many prominent citizens participate in a Breach of Promise style case. Library Hall hosts the event on September 21 at 6, backed by the Gad lew Aid Society, with wide public interest and sold-out seating anticipated.
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Mook
Cal. A. V. Brenton
Learer
Worpertar
Mase
Neutry
Aui
Wegen
Eadh
Fas Gadlew Aid Society
Presyterian
Library Hall
Hmic
Wstbrary Hall
Court of Justice
Culver Refuses Court Order In boy’s Orrville outing
A custody dispute over two boys ends with Culver defying a judge’s order to deliver them to their father. Mrs Yaggart dresses the child in best clothes, he boards a train, then vanishes with the boy reappearing later, leaving investigators puzzled about the supposed Orrville transfer.
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Puars Wooster
Q. Bepi
Lagmati Divaren
Iver Cere
Tusgart Oidatsol
Dinig
Eason
Orrville
Ft . Pagsartsian
Nolgibors
Deciars
TL Muller
President Probed Over Panama Contract Favoritism
President Roosevelt received a telegraphic protest from Hudgins Dumas and Balfe Co accusing Chairman Shonts of the Isthmian Canal Commission of favoritism in awarding the Panama canal zone hotel and subsistence contract to J B Markle of Omaha. The protest claims a leak in Shonts office gave Markle an advantage. Roosevelt has not acted beyond referring the protest to Shonts for a written reply.
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Oyster Bay
IL. L
Roosevelt
Hudgins
Dumas and
Balfe & Co
Shonts
Lathmian Canal Commission
J. B. Markle
Omaha
Neb
Panama Canal Zone
Shonte
Markle
Lawson Sues Financier Over Funding Agreement
Thomas W. Lawson sues a financier alleging failure to finance a company. The suit claims an agreement existed to provide funding and that the financier did not fulfill it. Plaintiff cites over $2000 in a deposit vault and accuses the defendant of acting to suppress the execution of the contract. The Lawson company of Mexico is capitalized at 800,000 shares of par value $10, with Thomas W. Lawson as president and Arnald Lawson as secretary-treasurer.
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Uae
Thas
Avs
von Ot
Igg
Lawson
Lawson Company of
Mexico
Thomas W. Lawson
Arnald Lawson
Poston
Kee Dawg
Heuer
Changes in Russian universities grant autonomy and reform
A Sept 11 imperial ukase in St. Petersburg grants universities liberal autonomy pending permanent rules. Elections for rectors and deans shift from the inkater of education to professorial councils. University inspectors report to rectors, easing friction with authorities. The move aims to reopen universities on Sept 14 after student and faculty strikes since February, though it does not grant assembly rights or other political demands.
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Russian Universition
St. Petersburg
Ukase
Russia
Inkater of
Ufe
Ukuse
Famine Cry From Baku Amid Turmoil Reported
Sept in Tiflis dispatches say fighting in Baku persists on a smaller scale with casualties and ongoing efforts to quell arson and looting. The Technological Institute head proclaims starvation while reports from Zange Urakki describe Armenian villages burned and hundreds killed. Viceroy protests to Persian authorities as Tartars and Armenians in Shusha settle into neutral status. General Takaischwil signals that disorder is subsiding.
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Tiflis
Baku
Nhat
Technological Institute
Zangeaureki
Tran
Alas
Shirtukin
Mihethpol
Tartar
Shusha
Takaischwils
American minister meets Turkish ruler over naturalization case
Constantinople Sept 11 Mr Leish tian the American minister held a long talk with Tewfik Pasha about naturalization in two Armenian cases. One man, Guirkis Vartani an, is said to be a naturalized American who shot Apik Undjian. Another Armenian, battly, a naturalized American, is connected with Tatgileinp in the sultan’s life plot on July 27. The Turkish government refuses to recognize foreign naturalizations of Ottoman subjects abroad. Without a treaty a solution may require arbitration.
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Constantinople
Leishtian
Tewfik Pasha
Alater
Guirkis Vartanian
Apik Undjian
Battly
U Fed
Tatgileinp
Tue Parte
Turkey
Baron Komura III Plans Indefinite Rest After Trip to Waldorf
Baron Komura Wil and all Japanese envoy engagements were canceled or postponed as he rests from illness in New York. Spokesman Mr Sato said Komura became slightly ill and Dr William B Prichard attended him. The party plans to depart for Seattle next Thursday en route home. The envoy denied any peace treaty with Russia had been agreed upon. In Moscow, Semichal Rutikovsky received a life sentence for the July assassination of Mayor Count Saurdutf.
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New York
Baron Komura
Waldorf, Astoria Hotel
Sato
Baron Kodire
Wiliam Bb. Prichard
Varo Koma
New
Tornado Devastates Area Near Waite Killing Two
A tornado struck near Waite about 40 miles south of Lawton, destroying several houses and killing two people while severely injuring others. Emergency crews assessed the damage as the storm tore through the region with strong winds and debris.
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Pet
Lawton
Oure
Dept Bt
Waite
Ting
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania sees rain on Monday followed by Tuesday fair and warmer with fresh southeast to south winds. Ohio expects rain Monday and Tuesday with warmer conditions and fresh to brisk east winds turning variable. West Virginia shows showers Monday and likely Tuesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
National and American Games Standings and Scores
National League standings and recent results show New York 4 Brooklyn 2 in the first game, then Brooklyn 6 New York 6 and Philadelphia 8 Boston 2 in the second. American League results include Philadelphia 7 New York 1 in the first game, then Chicago 5 Detroit 2 in the second. Sunday games listed as St Louis 5 Cincinnati 5 and others delayed by rain.
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New Yorke
Nenrinth
Pittnar
Lowy
Boston
Sy Svempkefen
Ineinnatl
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Uat Phils
Washington
New
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Indiana County
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Annie Carnahan
M. C. Campbell
Kittanating
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Harry Jamigan
Church Street
John Watson
Clarion County
Avuna Herlingsr
Pittsburg
Fredy Herlingar
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Touong White
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Sandusky,o
Mr. White
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Tiftis
Sultan Obdurate
Baron Komura III
Mauscow
Semichal Rutikovsky
Feneral
Saurdutf
Weather Forecast
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Brooklyn Lite
W. J. Graff
the Butcher
J. Graff
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Hasinger, Bros
J. T. Boucher
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Hotel Montgomery
H. A Borland
Chestnut Street
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Youngstown
Montgomery
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Marshall Building
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Philadelphis
Sahbel
White Coble
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Moen
Eberle
Pennsylvania Railroad Car Shops
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A. I. Gilbert
Savings and Trost
Headquar
H. Sutton
Botany Mills
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. M. Stewart & Co
J. M. Donavin
John J. Murray
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