Charles Quimby Loses Bid for New Trial in Local Case
Decisions from the county court include Charles Quimby denied a new trial. Other rulings: judgments for the Pulaski township school district and various defendants, confirmations of grading reports, railroad victory, and refusals of new trials in several civil actions involving multiple local parties and municipalities.
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Pulaski Townhip
J. S. Ood
Hamilton & West
Wayne Township
Zelienople Residents Host Visitors as Games Highlight Week
Zelienople and Harmony note many visitors from Butler Pittsburg New Castle and Beaver Falls with church services and a lively baseball clash where Zelienople defeated the New Brighton Indians 2 to 0. The win featured strong pitching from Cunningham and Kailer with several base hits and walks recorded.
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Charles Zeigler
John Gelbach
Loring
John Wilson
Butler
Carl Delenbach
Pittsburg
John Street
Henry Meeder
Walter
Amanda Young
Beaver Falls
Rose Young
Zelienople
New Brighton Indians
Indians
Cunningham
Cheerfulness as Secret to Friendship and Happiness
A short sermon urges avoiding grumbling and choosing optimism. Begin each day with a smile, seek joy, and share cheerful support to attract friends. When facing trouble, fight solo and keep looking for life's brighter side. The message centers on practicing cheerfulness in daily life.
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Asl
New Castle Welcomed to Butler Labor Day Celebrations
The Butler Times reports New Castle labor groups will join Butler for the Labor Day event on the first Monday in September. Citizens and the trades council promise a cordial reception and a memorable celebration with great arrangements and generous hospitality for visiting craftsmen.
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Butler Times
New Castle
Butler
Trades Council
the Times
Casle
Farmer Cox Faces Four Charges in Local Court
Pulaski township farmer L P Cox must answer four accusations filed by fellow farmer J E Robison and B F Graham before Alderman Charles B Mayne. Charges include felonious assault and battery against Robison and Graham, plus surety of the peace and carrying concealed weapons. Miss Mary Stewart of Butler visits friends in the city.
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L. P. Cox
Pulaski Township
J. E. Robinson
B. F. Graham
Charles B. Mayne
Cox
Robison
Graham
Mary Stewart
Butler
The Sly Chauffeuse and the Jew Leaps of Miriam
A New York theater tale follows Leopold Mohr a pawn broker who adores Miriam a foundling adopted as his daughter and raised to beauty. Miriam dumps him for acting and a ballroom scandal while Mohr obsesses over her nightly performances and fate.
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Leopold Mohr
Jacob
Potter's Field
Foundling Hospital
Miriam
Israel
Daughters of Israel
Knights of the Mystic Rose
New York
Ferdinand Bloch
Leopold
The Mystery of Leopold Mohr and The Sly Chauffeuse
A narrator recalls attending The Sly Chauffeuse with a friend and noticing a shabby old man who intrigues him. The man, Leopold Mohr, is revealed as a prudent pawnbroker whose past hides a decisive encounter with fate twelve years earlier that reshaped his life.
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Pennington
Pearson
Miriam
Mohr
Leopold Mohr
Bowery
Bishop to lead midnight march through Westminster slums
The bishop of London promises to join a church army contingent in a midnight march through Westmin ster slums. The event ends with a service at the Church of St James the Less in Pimlico.
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London
Church Army
Westminster
Youth Seeks Paper and Ink from Sage
A youth asks the Sage for good paper and indelible ink to write thoughts. The Sage smiles and gives a slate instead, offering a practical alternative for recording ideas.
Doctor Declares Men More Beautiful Than Women
The physician insists his remark is not idle talk and adds questions about his female acquaintances would be revealing. The exchange highlights a controversial claim and prompts curiosity about his social circle.
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Fred Clark
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
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Henry A. Issacs
Mahoning & Shenangalway & Light Company
William N. Arthur
Peter Lotus
Elizabeth Griggsby
H. W. Griggsby
J. J.R. McCune
Hugh Graham
Bertha Graham
American Perfume Company
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Bird C. Riggs
Mary E. Johnson
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William A. Clark
Neshannock Stone Company
Florence Wright
New Wilmington
Mary Goehring
Vincent Cunningham
Beaver
Edna Street
Grace
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Frank Hall
Evans City
F. C. Purdum
Cable
Whitestown
Hirami Eicholtz
Ruth Kennedy
Rose Brandon
Denny
Center Avenue
O. P. Hall
H. B. Hazelet
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Clay Street
Charles Dambach
Freedom
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South Main Street
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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New Castle Street
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Park
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Will Seaton
Doud
MacConnell’s Mill
Raymond Goehring
Bradford
P., H., B. & N. C. Street Railway Company
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Kerr
Kailer
Gibson
Pe ‘Zellenople
Ruthers
Wiler
R. Sheets
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Armour
J. Ronier
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Miriam the Lovely
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Quest Street
Highland
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Roanoke
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Washington County
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W. F. Penn
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Long Avenue
Fanny Fisher
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May D. Wallace
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