Roosevelt's Message Defends Labor Interests and Reform
President Roosevelt urges Congress to act this session on labor protection child labor restrictions in DC broader reforms to labor, unions, and antitrust law. He calls for a strengthened labor rights framework, publicity for contracts, and possible changes to interstate commerce and water power regulation.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Congress
Emir Poyers’ Wallley
Eupreme Court
Yipnugh &Ud
Ite
Ivate
Suape
Inter
CIA Congress
Commissioner of Corporations
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Guy
Bureau of Corporations
Nnes
Prinprea
Wike
Attorbey
Wirikes Knen
Gila Aight
Permanent Waterways Commission
Seratary
Thromore Roosevelt
Gas Exploration Near Petersburg Reported
An early gas discovery near Petersburg yields a strong show of gas on a small-dimension area over North Beaver township. The well on Jacob Refter’s farm operated under lease to Standard Oil, with extensive gas potential and limited oil production.
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Petersburg
Beaver Township
Mauboulng Tuunly
Jacob Refter
Standard Off Company
Youngstown
Commissioners Announce No Macadamizing This Year
In Lawrence County authorities state no macadamizing will be done this year despite many applications at the commissioners office. They note last year the county used all state funds and more on the Basbrook road and no further macadamizing can occur without new appropriation. Most nearby counties face similar budget constraints.
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Ross
Comrmmissioners
Lawrence County
Big Seasoo
Basbbrook Road
Architect Sues for Commission on Hotel Plans
Architect Harry M. Wireing sues the Pennsylvania Hotel and Santeachin Co for 2277.65 claiming fees for hotel plans. He asserts he was commissioned after the hotel site was acquired but the project stalled when houses could not be obtained. The suit seeks interest on the amount due for the plans.
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Sues
Arcnutest
Harry M
Pennsylvania Hotel and Santeachin Company
Pielaski
Stormy meeting at Westminster college trustees row
Trustees and parents gathered at the Seventh Avenue hotel as Westminster College faced student suspensions. Dr Russell defended actions while supporters urged reinstatement, with protests over alleged mistreatment and calls for mercy.
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Westmaster Rallege
Pittsburg
Uess
Russell
A. Doughett
Clatme
Ano
Butt
Troughell
Westminster
Phillips Gens Red From Congress
Congress credits Thomas W. Phillips of New Castle Pennsylvania with originating a wire of corporat e regulation that Roosevelt used to push city armament regulation. A dispute between Sulzer and Danzell over printed speeches led to claims that Phillips’ industrial commission work inspired the current corporate measures and that some speeches were not original.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
de Wiredit
Ylomsidon
Roosevelt
Sulzer
New York
Wid Danzell
Penneyivanta
Philip
Phillips
Philips
The
Industrial Commission
Substanthite
Mus “Hay Tettek
Taougal
P J Mooney Dies After Illness at 56 State Street
Patrick Joseph Mooney longtime city resident and owner of the Pur tish bath house on South Jefferson Street died Wednesday at his home 56 State Street after years of declining health. He was GSyears old born near Dreberry Ireland. He emigrated at age to the United States and lived here for years. He married 38 years ago to Miss Gauherive Ward, who died last year October 4. Survived by one sister Sister Mary Baptist of St Louis and two brothers Daniel Mooney of Houston and others. Former iron worker, he owned a store on Suit Arrest, then ran the bath house on Subth de Merion street.
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Patrick Joseph Mooney
Jefferson Street
Novi
State Street
Dreberry
Amunty Down
Ireland
Reshiine
Luce
Gauherive Ward
Mooner
Bister Mary Baptist
Order of St Slusopl
Tne
Calidice Coiyuntty
Pliusburg
Leuver Enne
Daniel Nooney
Wuston
Suite Arrest
de Merion “Street
Bold Tramps Rob Beaver Co Farmer Near Industry
A farmer near Industry was robbed by two tramps on the P and L track near a bridge over the Teaver river. Kurtz resisted with little chance to escape. the men fled after taking money and valuables. The incident highlights dangers to pedestrians on rural rail corridors and the need for safety at crossings.
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ROB Beaver CO
WARTS AT EDENAT KG
The party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elekson near Adenburg on Monday featured a delicious entrée and dancing. Attendees included a list of guests such as Just Brew, WW, Wookley, Mia, J. T. Workley, Miles Gilwon, Mossie, Joseph Park, Rouben Divkeau, Wyle Dickson and Hox Gibson.
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J.C. Elekson
Adenburg
Tally Ulin
Just Brew
Wookley
Mia
J. TL Workley
Mines Park
Miles Gilwon
Mossie
Joseph Park
Rouben Divkeau
Wyle
Dickson
Hox Gibson
Rev James Campbell Accepts Pastorate in Newtonville
Reverend James A Campbell former pastor of the First Methodist Church in this city accepts a call to the Methodist Episcopal church of Newtonville Massachusetts He will continue Harvard studies toward a Doctor of Philosophy degree while serving the Newtonville church He and his family reside in Cambridge and are in good health The Newtonville church numbers a small but faithful congregation and welcomed his leadership this year
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Ins Macrougi-golog
First Methods
Janes A. Campbell
Pasetor
Newtonville
Boston
Mass
Camp Vel Iy
Harvard University
Cambridge
Newtonry
Campbell
Mherry
Nentouville
Infihantad
Camp Wel
Canp
Bell
Wife No 4 Tells A Sickening Story In Turbulent Divorce Case
In a Buller County divorce hearing, Wife No 4 testified to repeated abuse by her husband Jenute C Brown alias Gilbere J Brown. She described years of abuse including weight loss from 145 to 7 pounds and denounced confinement by the court. The judge granted the divorce after the testimony.
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Lalso
Buller
Jenute C. Brown
Gilbere J. Brown
Brown
Ludk Hawes
Uelig
Per
Ty Wiener
Ake
Courh
Sleep on Track Ends Painter's Life After Train Collision
Clarence Grolayt of Frans City was found dead beside the westbound track after an engine struck him near Harmony Junction. Investigators describe a fatal sleep on the rails. Grolayt, a painter by trade, lived in Hvane City and is survived by his wife and two children.
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Clarence Grolayt
Frans City
Re & C
Tyeeterday
Tenwood
Grahame
Tende
Hvane
Farm House Destroyed by Fire on Byers Road
A Union Township fire today gutted a seven room farm house on Byers road near Seventh Ward. The blaze began at noon and quickly consumed the second floor before neighbors and the Seventh Ward company arrived to battle the flames. Damage is estimated at $1,000 as the family tried to save furniture.
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Byers Road
Union Township
Familly
Registration law takes effect as lawmakers draft amendments
Officials report the new registration and primary law functioning well after launch. Representatives may propose amendments as they prepare for the upcoming election, with adjustments expected at the next session.
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Liawreate
Iteehaxen
Ute
Desertion Charge in Divorce Papers
Desertion cited in divorce filing for Nori M Beatty and spouse. petition states marriage on April 8, 1885. Doctor J W Whisun reports years of cancer and advises no speedy operation. Mrs Miller and Miss Gann referenced at New Cantla hospital with no further difficulty expected.
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Tda
M. Beatty
Hae
TE Pf Marper
Dts
Ole
Entre Troi Thowss Oh. Beatty
Patiton
J. W. Whisun
W. J. Miller
Woninant Toeaday Rhuorntag
Miller
Rania
Misa Gann
Te New
Pennsylvania rail plan to abolish long distance crews
The article outlines a new federal rule plan affecting Pennsylvanian rail operations. It describes transferring crews from Conway to New Castle to meet the 11 hour work limit and shifting routes to avoid multiple long trips. It notes potential development of the New Castle area and a direct line affecting Cleveland, Ashtabula, and Erie routes, with significant local population impacts in the Seventh ward.
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Ney Cagile
Tmportan Jemerion
Conway
Ube
oMeiwa
New Castle
Milsetty
Eriv
Ashtabula
Thig City
Crey
Naw Cralle
AxAabore
Piteal
Ihfe
Seventh Ward
Pennsylvania
Wey Epon
Pittsburg
Westmoreland County
New ‘Galilee
Mithuningtown
Sleveland
Castie
Youngstown
Niles
Revepua
Lawrence Jnderson
New Castile
Teansylvania
Finnaylvania Fez
Seventi Ir
Death of William Cobbsion Strikes New Castle Society
William Archibald Cobbtann Cobbsion a long time New Castle resident and drug business figure died at 29 after a three week illness. Born March 7 1879 he lived with parents on Worth Mercer Street attended local schools Western University of Pennsylvania class of 1899 and led in music and social clubs. He belonged to several organizations including the Lawrence Club Eagles and Knights of Honor. He leaves his parents a brother Milton Cubbison of Humelementa Pa and two sisters at home.
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William Archibald Cobbtann
W. W. Gubuison
Moreur Street
New Castle
Waathorafarr
Cabbison
Worth Mercer Street
Western University of Pennsylvania
WW. Cubbison
Cubbison
Park Pharmacy
Old Trinity Church
Lawrence Club
Freterus! Order of Eagles
Knights
Ladies of Honor
W. W.gubbiyson
Milton Cubbison
Humentead, Pa
Miss Allee
Margaret Cubbizon
Lawy mers family reigns in republic system tale
A Youngstown attorney who fled writes of a mock republic naming family members as cabinet and officials. The piece cites a plan where his mother in law is minister of war and his daughter foreign relations while a relative occupies the presidential chair. court actions name J BE. Yenoides and properties in North Beaver and Willing FL Murrhen.
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Youngstown
Nia
Guanes
Ainister
Wiecock
Tate
John W. McCalta
North Beaver
Metalle
Willing
Murrhen
Silwood City
Lu J. BE. Yenoides
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