Another Party of Athletes Arrives From Southampton
The Majestic brought 12 Olympians home to New York from the games. Notable is J. C. Carpenter who disputed a 400 meter foul call but accepted the verdict. Other athletes include Harry L. Hillman Jr and Conrad D. Trubenbach among the group. Hillman travels with his wife.
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United Press
New York
Steam- Majestic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
J. C. Carpenter
Carpenter
Harry L. Hillman, Jr
W. G. Burroughs
FE. L. Cooke
John J. Dryers
L. Budd Goodwin
M. A. H. Griffith
H. Goodney
M. A. Merran
J. A. Rector
Conrad D. Trubenbach
Hillman
Wife
Carnegie Team Wins Game Of Ball At Steel Mill Grounds
The Carnegie Steel team defeated Pennsylvania Engineering Works ten to five in a well played city game on the mill grounds. Wise stole home in the third inning and batted three for four to lead the Steel, while Samuels and Wise each had three stolen bases. Harris earned five walks, Haid ten, and Davis beat out two base hits. Umpire Mitchell presided.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Wise
Steel Organization
Carnegie
BE. Works
Samuels
Smith
Bratchie
Jackson
Hannon
C. McCormick
Harris
Haid
Connery
Samuel
Davis
McMurdo
Ellwood City
Wampum
Kommer
Wardman
Parsons
Gillespie
E. Grinnen
Ellwood
Deaths of the Day Infant Cameron and Giancescio
Infant Robert H. Cameron 10 months died after a short illness of cholera infantum. Funeral from the West Clayton street home Friday at 2 PM, burial in Savannah cemetery. Infant Inquezzo Giancescio died at the family home near the cement works. funeral at 3:30 PM today with interment at St. Vitus cemetery.
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Robert H. Cameron
A. C. Cameron
West Clayton Street
Seventh Ward
Savannah Cemetery
Inquezzo Giancescio
Philip Giancescio
St. Vitus
Farewell Meeting for Volunteers Held at Armory
Sunday evening a farewell gathering of the Volunteers of America will take place at the armory on East Washington Street. Captains and Mrs. Richard Grainger Major Etta Knight and Captain John Knight preside as the last meeting before they depart for Ridgway Pennsylvania and Cleveland respectively.
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Volunteers of America
East Washington Street
Richard Grainger
Etta Knight
John Knight
J. Herbert Young
Cleveland
New Castle
Misses and Children's Wear At Low Prices From Makers
August 18 1908 sales notice on B and B stock reveals steep reductions on misses and children apparel with seasonally clean stock advertised as way below manufacturers’ cost.
Wampum Wins 3 Run First Inning Victory Over Ellwood City
Wampum defeated Ellwood City 3 to 1 at home as Ray Miller pitched under the name James for McKeesport O. P. with Cleary starring at first base. Ellwood City threatened late but fell short as scoring came in the first inning and a squeeze attempt ended without a run.
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Wampum
Ray Miller
McKeesport O. & P
James
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Hawke
Cleary
Ginnen
Weber
E. Grinnen
Miller
Arthur
Orris
Havice
Grinnen
Brown
McMurdo
Kunkle
Havke
Kelley
Taft Falls From Horse in Fatigue of Campaign
The dispatch notes Taft fell from a horse his fatigue from yesterday’s activity causing unharmed. Bryan busy with mail and speeches as he prepares for a trip to Des Moines Chicago Indianapolis and Topeka. In Chicago Fred Upham may be chosen vice chairman of the Republican national committee with headquarters there.
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Bryan
Des Moines
Chicago
Indianapolis
Topeka
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mr. Upham
West
Hitchcock
Republican
New Harvester
David Owens
Milwauke
Small boy helps cops trap Detroit murder suspect
Eight year old Edward Frichke saw his father Christ Frichke stab his wife to death in drunken frenzy. The boy grabbed a broom and struck the attacker then followed him to summon a policeman. Frichke was arrested. the mother died during the chase. He worked for the city.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Edward Frichke
Christ Frichke
Frichke
Veterans of 134th Pa. Vol. hold annual reunion at Cascade Park
The 134th regiment survivors gather at Cascade Park with members from other regiments. Reunion honors include speeches and reminiscences. The unit, recruited in Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties, served from August 20, 1862 under Gen. Tyler. It saw Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville battles with heavy losses before mustering out May 26, 1863 in Harrisburg.
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134Th Regiment
Cascade Park
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver Counties
United States Service
M. S. Quay
Edward O’brien
John
Chancellorsville
Harrisburg
Cleveland Restores Five Cent Fares On Municipal Traction
The Municipal Traction company re introduces five cent cash fares and three cent ticket fares in Cleveland. Conductors must collect five cents from cash payers and may buy three cent tickets in blocks of five, turning them in. President DuPont says the higher fare will stay until pay-as-you-enter cars are widespread and aim to curb the deficit.
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Cleveland, O
Municipal Traction Company
DuPont
Vicious Dogs Are Killed by Owners
Two recent suits involve bite incidents leading owners to kill the offending dogs. Frank Kross agreed to euthanize a vicious dog after W A Kelley sued for nuisance before Alderman Ranney. William Watkins also agreed to kill a dog that bit Druell Wagner, with costs paid after a suit before Alderman Crabill.
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Frank Kross
W. A. Kelley
Shenango Township
Ranney
William Watkins
Francis Street
John Dougherty
Druell Wagner
Crabill
Shot in face by shotgun near Ohio River speakeasy
Hiram Scott aged 40 of East Liverpool was shot twice near a state line. one charge hit between the eyes and another tore out an eye and part of his face. Albert Smith surrendered to Beaver county authorities and claimed Scott attacked him with a club. Scott had recently repelled officers seeking his arrest for operating a floating speakeasy on the Ohio river.
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East Liverpool
Hiram Scott
Pennsylvania
Albert Smith
Beaver County
Beaver
Smith
Scott
Ohio River
Ax-wielding Wood Chopper Stakes $10,000
Maxwell Evarts son of the late Senator Evarts says he will prove a Vermont man is the greatest wood chopper by chopping five cords in a day. He has bet $10,000 with Charles H. Treat and others that Ed Moore can perform the feat in September at Am simden Vermont.
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Amsden
Vermont
Maxwell Evarts
Senator Evarts
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Evarts
Charles H. Treat
Treasurr
United States
Ed Moore
Rev Cleland Organizes Foreigners School in New Brighton
Rev W W Cleland of New Wilmington is in New Brighton this week organizing a school for foreigners. He has recently started schools at Rochester and Monessen with strong attendance and bright prospects.
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W. W. Cleland
New Wilmington
New Brighton
Cleland
Rochester
Monessen
Sixteeners Hold Reunion at Mercer Hotel Reznor
The Mercer Soldiers' Orphans' School alumni, known as the Sixteeners, held their annual reunion at the Hotel Reznor in Mercer. A large turnout attended with sightseeing scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mercer
Mercer Soldiers’ Orphans’ School
Hotel Reznor
The Markets Official Quotations From New Castle
Official market quotations for honey are paid by dealers in New Castle and corrected at 12 o clock every Tuesday. The brief notice provides the weekly price per pound and notes the timing of updates.
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New Castle
Real estate ads offer multiple Moravia and local homes for sale
Several property listings advertise varied homes and lots with prices from 700 to 5500 dollars. Properties include 4 to 11 rooms, gas and bath upgrades, lot sizes, and terms on purchasing. Also promotes Jake McClain property in Moravia and trades for small places.
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City
J. P. Hays & Co
Pittsburg Street
Wettich
Liberty Street
Jake McClain
Moravia
Park Avenue
West Side
Milton Street
Carlisle Street
West Madison Avenue
West Clayton Street
West
Cherry Street
Ashland
East
Madison Avenue
Prohibition Deemed Failure by Georgia League Leader
Atlanta August 13 J B Richards head of the Anti Saloon league in Georgia says prohibition has proven a failure in the state He claims it is easy to obtain all the joy juice in a tent Also mentions a trip by Mrs W L Beal and her daughters Dorothy and Phyllis from Leasure avenue to Mars Doe and Dittalas mer
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United Press
Atlanta
J. B. Richards
Anti-Saloon League
Georgia
W. L. Beal
Dorothy
Phyllis
Leasure Avenue
Mars
Milk wagon struck by street car on Pittsburg Street
A milk wagon owned by Ed Pontius was struck by the street car water wagon near the Union depot on Pittsburg Street at 9 30 Thursday. The wagon suffered minor damage and both the driver and horses escaped injury.
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Ed Pontius
Pittsburg Street
Union Depot
C. T. C. Club Outing Along Slippery Rock Creek
Eight girls from New Castle traveled by the 7:30 car to a country day along Slippery Rock Creek. They spent the entire day outdoors and enjoyed a pleasant time.
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C. T. C. Club
Slippery Rock Creek
New Castle
Cromie Family Visits Penn Gymnastic Instructor
W. J. Cromie his wife and child visit Mr and Mrs Robert Cromie at Beckford Street. The father is now a gymnastic instructor at the University of Pennsylvania and formerly connected with the local Y M C A.
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W. J. Cromie
Philadelphia
Mr. Cromie
Robert Cromie
Beckford Street
Cromie
University of Pennsylvania
Campaign Canard On Bryan Campaign Denied
A New York wire reports Bryan officials denied any leftover 1904 funds totaling 800000. Chairman Mack said no money remains and admitted no such fund exists. The rumor stated the funds would finance the current campaign but was rejected.
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New York
Bryan
Mack
W. J. Bryan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Offer
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin and others as trustworthy. F J Cheney & Co Toledo offers cure taken internally, testimonials free, price one dollar per bottle. Bold by all states. See Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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