Kelty Disorderly Conduct Trial At Cascade Park
The case centered on Charles Kelty and Ralph Read after a baseball game at Cascade Park on July 24. Kelty was found guilty of disorderly conduct and ordered to pay about 15 dollars in costs. Read denied touching Kelty, while various witnesses testified to profanity in the press box and the rowdy atmosphere surrounding the incident.
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John Haus
Haus
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Wilson
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Charles Kelly
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Special Home Bargains Offer Many Local Houses
A classified style notice lists numerous homes for sale with prices and features. Properties include a Wettich home on South Liberty Street with additional lots, a Moravia Jake McClain property, brick home on Park Avenue, and several 5 to 9 room houses with gas baths and lot sizes. Financing terms are presented as very easy.
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Madison Avenue
Croton Avenue
Lulberry Street
English Avenue
Enquire Lawrence Realty Co
Dean Lock
East Sutton Street
Pearson Street
Huron
Youngstown Opening Starts Another Row
A row over the Republican national campaign opens as Sandusky committee rejects a plea for a negro speaker. T W Fleming of Cleveland urged a Black representative for Youngstown, but the request failed despite a Kentucky speaker being proposed. Local Black leaders warn they will demand a speech if the senator attends.
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Cleveland
Kentucky
Three Bandits Loot Farm In Washington Pa
Three masked men battered in at dawn to Miss Maria DeGarmo and Miss Lizzie DeGarmo’s farmhouse in Washington Pennsylvania. They bound the women after a struggle and ransacked the home for money and jewelry. Failing to locate cash they took $20 and departed. Local search ongoing.
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Washington
Maria DeGarmo
Lizzie DeGarmo
Mexican Way to Get Evidence
Pittsburg men William Moffatt and Edward Maloney were tortured by Mexican police to force finger-nail removal after refusing to name accomplices in a bank messenger robbery. Captain McGough reported that James Russell and two Baltimore sneaks joined in the daylight heist, with Russell later arrested and the others later captured. The Baltimore pair fled with the money.
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Pittsburg
William Moffatt
Edward Maloney
McGough
Mexico City
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Maloney
Moffatt
James Russell
Chicago
Baltimore
Russell
Catholic societies may meet in PBG
Boston dispatch says Pittsburg is the top candidate for the next annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic societies. Bishop Regis Canevin’s address boosted support. other bid cities include Plattsburg New York at the Catholic Summer School Old Point Comfort Virginia and New Orleans.
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Pittsburg
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Old Point Comfort
New Orleans
New Castle Teacher Accepts Pittsburg Assistant Principal Post
Miss Effie Butz, longtime assistant principal at Martin Gantz and East Street schools, will resign in New Castle to take an assistant principalship in Pittsburg with a higher salary. The school board in Pittsburg recognized her teaching ability and she is welcomed by supporters. A sale of silks and silk and wool novelties begins Thursday morning at Brown and Hamilton.
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East Street
Pittsburg
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Lizzie Zimmerman
Graham
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Cox
Cox Robinson Scandal Aired With Family Feud Unfolding
Testimony recounts a violent confrontation involving Cox and John Robinson, with Lizzie Zimmerman and Frank Graham describing a deadly struggle over a young woman. Cox allegedly drew a revolver, Rob inson battled him with a pitchfork handle, and stones were used before the fight subsided as investigators weigh charges.
American officers visit Rotorua on New Zealand trip
American fleet officers began a three day tour to Rotorua, dubbed the New Zealand Yellowstone for its hot lakes and geysers. A large group, guided by locals, plans a busy schedule including a big racing program at Hel lerslie, seen as the week’s sportiest event. A son was born to Mr and Mrs England of Smithfield Street.
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United States
Auckland
N. Z
Rotorua
New Zealand
Yellowstone
North Island
Hellerslie
England
Smithfield Street
Negro group attacks Taft at Washington mass meeting
The National Negro American Independence Political League accuses Taft of religious disbelief and anti Negro actions. Speakers label Taft as unchristian and unfit, citing disloyalty to civil rights, support for Roosevelt policies, and alleged collusion with Satan.
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Satan
Anarchists Elected to Manila Municipal Council
Simon Villa and M. Diogno, known Filipino agitators, win seats on the Manila council. Americans say their victory shows unfitness for the ballot and opposes the elective council law. Diogno is noted for labor strike advocacy.
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Manila
Simon Villa
M. Diogno
Diogno
Pen Picture of Stevenson in Paris Chapter Style
The narrator recalls meeting a cousin in Paris and Edinburgh life, noting Stevenson’s slight figure, distinct Scottish features, and a vivacious, intelligent gaze. The text hints at his literary turn and the social revolt against strict norms, as the Cousin arrives at Saint Lazare.
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Edinburgh
Louis
St. Lazare Station
Cat Falls From Window In Paris Blinds Woman
A Paris incident reports a cat tumbling from a second story Rue Beaubourg window onto a passing woman. The animal clawed her face and blinded one eye, causing injuries and medical concern around the neighborhood.
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Rue Beaubourg
Notable Quote on Life and Influence by John Inglesant
A reflective line about shaping life and art to serve personal ends, suggesting responsibility lies in action rather than creation, attributed to John Inglesant.
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John Inglesant
Company He Keeps
Uncle Eben remarks that a man’s view of the world depends greatly on the society he enters, warning against assuming the world worsens. The quote appears from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Eggs Prices Rise Sharply in England
The report notes a substantial increase in egg prices in England with the latest year’s home product valued at £2,500,000 more than twelve years prior.
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England
Dangers Threaten Rubber Tires From Light Heat and Oil
Rubber tires face three natural enemies light heat and oil each with a distinct damaging effect. Guards against these factors are advised to extend tire life and performance.
The Wise Wife and Her Virtues
A brief reflection on faults and virtues in marriage. It notes that all people have flaws and strengths and urges a wise wife to seek and cultivate her partner's good qualities with patient effort.
Subordinate Report Praised By The Great Man
A notable quotation shows a great man praising his subordinate for the department work he required. The remark highlights hierarchy and approval within an official context.
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