Kildoo Family Holds Big Reunion in Slipperyrock Township
More than 200 guests attended the Kildoo family annual reunion in Slipperyrock township with members from county areas. Officers elected at the afternoon meeting include President W J Kildoo of New Castle and Vice President W S Welgle of Scott township.
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Butler County
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Hiram
Watson Kildoo
New Castle
William Kildoo
Clarksburg
W. Va
William Reed
Greenville
Isabelle Kildoo
Boston
Mass
Blanche Kildoo
Margaret Graham
Pittsburg
Ralph Kildoo
Beaver Balls
GOP Names Nine Advisers for Campaign Committee
Frank H Hitchcock announced nine politicians as the initial advisory committee for the Republican campaign. The list includes Richard Balhinger Cornell Bliss Powell Clayton William Murray Crane William Nelson Cromwell John Hayes Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles Taft and Arthur Vorys. He will later reveal 53 more members to assist Treasurer George R Sheldon in financial management of the effort.
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Ohio
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Former Oklahoma Governor Convicted of Gambling
Cassius M. Barnes former governor of Oklahoma and mayor of Guthrie is convicted of gambling. A jury of five minutes verdict finds him guilty. Barnes and several other prominent men pleaded guilty earlier. Judge Strang who will sentence him was appointed attorney general by Barnes.
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Personal Notices From New Castle Area Punctuate Weekend Visits
A long list of social mentions covers births visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Charles Lutz welcome a son. Will Baker and Ruth Smith are noted visitors. families and friends from Sharon Pittsburg Greensburg and Cleveland appear in weekend movements. Rev W G McConnell heads to West Middlesex for church services.
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Boyles Avenue
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Cadet Dismissals Finalized at West Point
Secretary Wright with the president's approval ordered the dismissal of Cadets William T. Russell Jr. and Harry G. Weaver for hazing at West Point. The other six cadets convicted of hazing receive suspension with loss of pay until June 15, 1909, when they transfer to the third class.
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Illinois
Bryan to Deliver Anti Inunction Speech on Labor Day
W J Bryan will speak on Labor Day in Chicago under the Injunction Reform league formed by labor leaders linked to the Chicago Federation of Labor. The league aims to educate the public on the injunction issue and to oppose injunction use in labor disputes. Members are not limited to unionists or a political party.
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Prince Eulenbergs son weds danseuse in secret
Carl Eulenberg son of Prince Philip zu Eulenberg, once a Kaiser's favorite, secretly married Tilly Marx a Bavarian locksmith's daughter and concert hall singer in London amid scandal linked to the Knights of the Round Table. The couple met in Munich and hid the ceremony to avoid family opposition.
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Woman Claims Drugging in Amityville Seizure Case
Mrs Lottie Long wife of William Long claims she was drugged and placed in an asylum at Amityville Long Island after resisting separation. An application has been filed seeking action in the matter with involvement from related figures in New Castle Karns City Butler and surrounding areas.
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Pat Joyce Wins Jefferson Street Bridge Contract
County commissioners awarded the Jefferson street bridge project over Big Run to Pat Joyce of Youngstown for 9728 dollars. Joyce was the lowest bidder who met the specifications. Charles Mills had submitted the lowest bid but did not qualify. The decision followed disputes over compliance with the bid specs and was signed in the morning.
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Prosperity Returns as Bank Deposits Rise
Washington reports under the national banks condition call that since December individual deposits increased 197 million dollars and total resources 306 million, with government deposits liabilities down 104 million, bills payable 47 million, and clearing house certificates 74 million. Compared with a year ago, deposits rose 1.28 percent and resources 3.85 percent.
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Wright Aeroplane Ready for Trials
Washington reports Orville Wright preparing the aeroplane at Fort Myer Virginia for public tests next week. The craft will be demonstrated openly with photographers allowed, as patent protections are now complete and secrecy is no longer required.
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Enormous Boost in Valuation of New York Realty
New York City real estate valuation climbs sharply in 1908 aiding the tax department report to Mayor McClellan. The assessed value of real estate excluding franchises and corporate property rises to 6 141 800 11 over 1907 by 437 490 487, with total realty and personal assessments at 7 155 190 400.
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Airship trip planned by four society women
Four New York and Philadelphia society women will travel by airship next week from Huntington Long Island to Maine. Roy R. Luce, son of G W Luce of San Francisco, has disappeared, puzzling authorities. Mrs Bessie Seaman recovered 6000 dollars of jewels in a pawn shop, part of 50000 dollars stolen earlier. At Albany September 22 state meeting aims to block Gompers endorsement for Bryan. Newport ministers union votes against reuniting divorced couples.
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Burgess Fails Channel Swim as Tide Halts Attempt
London August 22 T W Burgess failed again to cross the English Channel but held a continuous water stay of 23 hours 45 minutes. He was hauled from the sea near the French coast in good condition, with a strong tide preventing completion. The report also notes a Butler Fair with exhibits races music and big crowds scheduled for August 25 to 28.
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Richest Americans List Reveals Massive Fortunes
A New York bank compiles a tally of United States billionaires led by John D. Rockefeller with 600 million dollars and Andrew Carnegie at 300 million. Other tycoons include J. P. Morgan, W. K. Vanderbilt, Russell Sage estate, and Henry Clay Frick among many with fortunes ranging from 80 to 50 million.
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George F. Baker
August Belmont
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John W. Gates
Norman B. Ream
Joseph Pulitzer
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D. G. Reid
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William D. Sloane
William B. Leeds
James P. Duke
Anthony Brady
G. W. Vanderbilt
F. W. Vanderbilt
Ellen Terry on American Heat and Ice in McClure's
The actress recalls her early discomfort with steam heat in American hotels and theaters, noting it ruined performances until cooler venues helped. She praises American ice and cuisine, contrasts it with English fare, and expresses nostalgia for planked shad terrapin and oysters at their best and cheapest.
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Eagle project to impound Rio Grande for farming use
A proposed dam of concrete to span the Rio Grande between solid rock bluffs will create a reservoir 175 feet deep and 45 miles long. The facility would cover 38,400 acres and irrigate 200,000 acres across Texas New Mexico and Mexico at an estimated cost of 7,200,000.
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Bandits Hold Up Train in Peru High in the Andes
Passengers on the Oroya to Lima train were held at Galera at 15 000 feet by an armed group. Fifteen soldiers were disarmed four wounded and one shot for refusing to surrender rifles. Telegraph wires were cut and bridges blown. Clergymen Rev A Miles Moss and others were prisoners until government troops from Lima freed them.
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The Pope Endorses Venice Newspapers
Pope Pius, a devoted reader of Venice Difesa and Vicenza Venice, aided the editor of Difesa after meeting him as patriarch of Venice. His support broadened the paper’s circulation, making it a stable institution in the city.
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Australian Bad Lot Vote Hint Revealed
A dialogue excerpt shows a colonel pledging to disclose his voting intention for the next fall. He warns only one confidant, Ruggles, that he will vote for "an Australian bad lot," implying a harsh, possibly satirical political stance. The exchange signals partisan tension and strategic bluff in a historical context.
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Begiow in Judgment Prompts Climate Reflection
The note frames climate as shaping all human life and calls for compassion toward global faults, urging readers to consider the world’s perceived failures within a moral framework. It presents weather as a determining factor in civilization and ethics.
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Pitiful Claim Reflects Misplaced Trust in Deals
A harsh view notes that trusting all dealings to be absolutely lawful is a pitiful stance. The speaker warns against assuming others always follow rules and ethical norms.
Eastbrook Woolen Mills to Start July 1 1908
The Eastbrook woolen mills will commence operations July 1 1908. Blankets will be manufactured where wool is furnished at one dollar each. S Hutchason.
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Notice to Creditors of William J Eroe Bankruptcy
Notice to creditors of William James Eroe of New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania that on August 21 1908 he was adjudicated bankrupt. First meeting of creditors at Edwin M Underwood referee office New Castle Pa September 4 1908 at 10:00 AM to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and handle related business. Scheduled assets 8395.01 liabilities 15750.98. 1t
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New Castle
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Edwin M. Underwood
Wife of late General Wardwell sues for freedom
Mrs Wardwell denies being a leper and announces a lawsuit to secure her liberty in Los Angeles. Doctors back her claim asserting improved rationality after months of illness.
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Harvest Home at Eastbrook Church
Residents of Eastbrook and surrounding country held a large harvest home at the United Presbyterian church grounds on Friday. A big picnic featured the event with reviews of old times in the afternoon and addresses by Rev. Charles Stankard and Rev. Taylor. Sheriff Waddington and wife attended from the city. An airship was to be seen at the Butler fair August 25 28.
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