Relief Effort Grows After Chelsea Fire Distress
Boston and Chelsea refugees numbers rise with nearly 200 un reunited children in care. Most are under 10 or infants unable to walk. Revere town hall shelters them as relief funds surge. Chelsea may seek 1 million dollars to clear streets and rebuild. Total aid about 250000 with ongoing private donations and a 4000000 insurance loss estimate.
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United Press
Boston
Chelsea
Revere
House of Representatives
Beck
Government payroll lists 185 455 workers by state and sex
A census bulletin shows 185 455 federal employees, excluding postmasters and clerks, with nearly 14 000 women and 8 352 Negro employees. New York tops state totals, Pennsylvania Illinois and Massachusetts follow. average salaries: men 935 dollars, women 766.
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Washington
Uncle Sam’s
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Frances Pearl McClain Death Record in West Mo Ravia
Frances Pearl McClain is listed in the West Mo Ravia death record. The notice records her passing and identifies her name and location in the obituary entry.
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Frances Pearl McClain
West Moravia
Goal strike ends soon says T Llewts
Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana ready. Both operators and miners in the eastern states are willing to get together under temporary working agreement.
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T. Llewts
Illinois, Ohio and Indiana miners near interstate coal pact
The Toledo conference gathers eastern operators and three midwest states to renew the interstate agreement amid conflicts over surface coal stocks. Leaders from Ohio Indiana Western Pennsylvania push for resumed work while Illinois factions resist. a temporary working accord is seen as likely.
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United Press
Toledo
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Tom L. Lewis
Lewis
Horace L. Chapman
J. C. Kelsem
Petitioner Seeks New View of Winter Avenue Grading
A. P. Ramsey of Sharon petitions in court to set aside the viewers report on Winter Avenue grading and order a new view. He alleges notices of the meeting were not given, six lots were damaged by 1 to 5 feet of cutting, and the $495 benefits assessed against him are improper. Judge Porter issued a rule on the city to show cause why relief should not be granted.
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A. P. Ramsey
Winter Avenue
J. H. Preston
William J. Quinn
L. A. Fisher
Mr. Ramsey
Sharon
Porter
New City Officials Elected In Joint Session
The city reorganizes with James A. Gardner as solicitor and C H Milholland reappointed engineer. Hugh Marquis wins the city clerk post against four opponents while Dr E H Perry is chosen city physician. Health officer Will McCandless and other staff retained. several veterans kept in new roles.
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James A. Gardner
C. H. Milholland
Hugh Marquis
E. H. Perry
Florence Craig
Joseph Gilmore
Will. McCandless
Mercantile Applier
Cleve Henry
Cyrus C. Horner
Mont Richards
William Tyrell
C. C. Gaston
Harry Shaffer
Old City
A. E. Rhodes
Rhodes
W. C. Kissinger
Hugh M. Marquis
BE. Hunter Perry
Gorman and
Warner
Common Ranch
Raney
Co. H. Milholland
H. B. Brooks
Irwin Campbell
Leo G. Griffiths
H. M. Marquis
William Sweet
New Castle School Board Criticized by Trades Assembly
The Trades and Labor Assembly condemns the school controllers for ignoring a petition from 406 Fourth ward residents and seating a candidate with only 31 signatures. It calls for district high schools and insists taxpayers voice when large school expenditures occur.
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Board of School Controllers
Trades and Labor Assembly
New Castle
Commodore Vanderbilt
Lincoln
Gettysburg
City of
Board of
Brand
W. J. Chain
G. G. Stitzinger
R. C C
Trades Assembly
Workmen Injured in Evans City Railway Wreck
Sixteen workers injured near Evans City on the Pittsburg Butler Harmony and New Castle line. Three believed fatally hurt. twenty one men rode a coal car when coupling failed. coal car derailed and overturned. A special train carried the injured to Butler Hospital for treatment.
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United Press
Butler
Evans City
Here
Pittsburg, Butler, Harmony and New Castle
Daniel Terliz
Frank Dontz
Fred Farliz
Butler Hospital
Chewton Store Seized Over Debts
Sheriff Waddington has seized the general store of Simon Federkiewicz of Chewton for executions totaling 450 dollars. The property may be sold under the hammer unless the claims are settled, and the listed debt may understate the total indebtedness.
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Waddington
Simon Federkiewicz
Chewton
Two In Family Ill From Pneumonia In Oak Streetrow
James Geddis of Oak street is suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia. The Geddis family is hard hit as Mrs Geddis recovers from a long illness of typhoid fever.
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James Geddis
Oak Street
Mrs. Geddis
Brownsville case furnishes pretext action of president in dismissing Negro troops
A tense debate in the upper house follows the president’s order to discharge Black soldiers, prompting a sensational cross-examination and sharp partisan exchanges. The episode highlights racial tensions and civil rights implications within military policy.
Foraker Attacks Roosevelt Over Brownsville Dismissals
Senator J B Foraker denounces President Roosevelt for dismissing three Negro soldiers after the Brownsville incident. He compares the action to witchcraft era justice and critiques the administration measure allowing re enlistment upon proof of innocence, as reported in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Brownsville
Warner
Missouri
Private Sale Granted in Chapman Estate Auction
Daisy M. Irwin the administrator of Martha J. Chapman’s estate was authorized to sell property at private sale for 1250 dollars. William F. McDowell longtime Youngstown police chief visited this city and attended the council session Monday evening.
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Daisy M. Irwin
Martha J. Chapman
Scireham
William F. McDowell
Youngstown
Damages Sought For False Arrest In City Court
A suit on trial seeks 5000 dollars for false arrest of Miss Zuza Scalak by Abraham I Wachs and wife after she was jailed 24 hours on a missing watch claim. Scalak maintains arrest damaged her reputation and denies guilt. Attorneys are W J Moffatt James Chambers for plaintiff and B A Winternitz for defendants.
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Zuza Scalak
Abraham I. Wachs
Miss Scalak
Wachs
W. J. Moffatt
James Chambers
B. A. Winternitz
H. S. Simpson
T. S. Simpson
G. H. Simpson
Acme Food Company
C. F. Alborn
Italian Mission Committee Retains Property in City
The Italian Mission committee of the Methodist church met Tuesday morning and decided to retain the current property for mission work. They must raise 1500 dollars as part payment and are planning steps to secure the funds and advance the project.
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Methodist Church
Borough Bank of Brooklyn Reopens for Business
The Borough Bank of Brooklyn resumes operations after closure since October 24 amid the recent banking panic. The bank reports it is back in business as of today.
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Borough Bank OF Brooklyn
United Press
New York
County Primary Vote Totals Reorganized Across Precincts
County totals for primaries and contested offices were recast after tables were scrambled on Monday. The corrected results show precinct by precinct counts for county commissioners and other offices, including shifts and reassignments to proper tables.
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William Boyd
Howard Phillips
United Workingmen
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Police
E. Hunter Perry
Special Train
Hery Foraker
Roosevelt
Abraham Wachs
County Commissioners
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