Family reunions brighten New Wilmington day noted
Aug 28 New Wilmington hosts five local reunions in the area with large crowds. The Reynolds reunion at Cascade park drew many from New Wilmington while the Cox Allen Porter Satterfield and McConnell gatherings brought sizable attendance. Frank McClure was slightly injured when a tug detached and the wagon wheels ran over his arm.
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Deaths of the Day Thomas Weir of Homewood
Thomas Weir age 52 of Homewood dies after six months illness from complications of diseases. He leaves a wife and ten children. Born in Enon Valley he worked as a blacksmith at Standard Scale Works and was long a resident of Homewood. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge.
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Balzo Child Dies After Short Illness
Vinzenzo Balzo three years old, son of Mr and Mrs Nickalo Balzo of 1 Division Street, died Friday morning after a brief stomach illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM, burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Storekeepers Fight Leads to Alderman Hearing
Ralph Combona and his wife Mary appeared before Alderman Ranney on charges of assault and battery, surety of the peace, and disorderly conduct. Joe and Ralph Carabella filed the informations and will prosecute at the hearing tomorrow.
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Nervine Credited For Relief Of Severe Neuralgia
A patient describes years of neuralgia with sharp head pains and fainting spells. After trying many doctors’ medicines, Miles Nervine is credited with driving neuralgia from her system and easing episodes.
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Unwritten Law Suspect Sought After Baltimore Society Shooting
Atlantic City police investigate a Tuesday night shooting of Baltimore millionaire Charles B. Roberts and social leader Mrs. W S G Williams. Roberts, shot in the liver, maintains a masked highwayman fired. Jackson the chauffeur corroborates then wavers. Roberts is president of National Supply. Williams is a Baltimore social figure.
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Ellwood May Lose State School Coin
Ellwood City school district risks losing state appropriation after failing to file the annual financial report by July 15. Harrisburg’s Department of Public Instruction will withhold funds from districts not meeting the filing deadline. South Sharon also delinquent. many districts delayed reports, but Ellwood is sole Lawrence county case singled out.
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Teddy's Opponents May Purchase the New York Tribune
Speculation swirls over who would buy the New York Tribune from Whitelaw Reid as a third offer within a year circulates. The price is reported around $2,000,000 and the bidding commission is said to include wealthy men opposed to Roosevelt policies.
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Toothpick Beach Has Long Penal Record
New York reports Toothpick Beach, arrested in Pittsburgh for multiple robberies after six months as a city detective, with a long police record in New York. He served time at Blackwell’s Island Kings County Penitentiary and Sing Sing. He faced robbery charges and was once nabbed in Philadelphia for stealing a bag of diamonds.
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Friends of W. P. Dout Ill With Pneumonia
Personal items note W P Dout of 229 Pittsburg street is sick with pneumonia. E J Kemm travels to Leesburg and Grove City to visit friends. Mabel Frew Olive Johnston Edward Stoner and Charles Stevenson attend the Butler fair. Mrs S Wachter and Donald visit from Baltimore and Miss Annie Gerstert of Mt Pleasant are guests of Rev Leatherman. Mrs Snyder and family visit Mr and Mrs Bert Wells on East street.
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Briefs from the wire report floods and events abroad
Telegraph briefs note floods across Georgia and the Carolinas reveal damage. Billie Burke shines in Love Witches on Broadway. Mulai Hafidd captured by Ouled Djems in Fez. John A. Early leprosy detainee in D.C. Sagamore Hill hero Kermit Roosevelt stops a runaway. Eva Browborfski in male clothes shocks a Pittsburg pastor. Billy Vokes rushes to a dying wife. Czar orders Petersburg telegraph to halt sensational reports.
Indians' Big Catch of Salmon Sets Record at Hoquiam
The Quinault Indians harvested a record Quinault salmon catch this season totaling 75 000 fish valued at 35 000 dollars. The sea fishers used advanced methods, venturing beyond breakers in frail canoes and setting nets while lagoons yielded hundreds of fish. Twenty nine Indians participated and the entire tribe was paid in full at Hoquiam. Tacoma correspondent San Francisco Chronicle.
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Delicate passage likened to honeymoon mishap by senator
Senator La Follette used a delicate analogy on the currency bill comparing it to a man on his honeymoon in mourning after marrying his deceased wife's sister. A friend asked who he mourns, and the reply was for his sister in law, illustrating the tricky political moment.
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Benefit of Assuan Dam in 1907 Nile Drought
The Nile reached its lowest level since 1877 in 1907, but the Assuan Dam and the large water storage it held prevented famine. The year was the eighth consecutive lean year for Nile crops, highlighting dam benefits during drought.
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A Fisherman’s Tale Of A Hundred Pound Sea Bass
A man recalls a Tampa Beach fishing trip for tarpon. He hooked a monster over a hundred pounds that leaped and spooked the crowd. After the escape, only one witness stood by, while others mocked the claim, revealing a curious pull of human nature.
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Also a Distinguished Man
Baseball is a chronic complaint of Senator Crane. As governor of Massachusetts he surprised his staff with a private pickup game at an open field. Two nines played, and a passerby asked who the players were. The driver named the governor, the lieutenant governor, a congressman, and the judge advocate general. He then declared himself Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Aged bachelor and widow muse on death notices
An old bachelor and a young widow discuss how death notices for widows and widowers differ. The widow wears mourning and jokes about how widowers are promptly noticed, while a widow is publicized more timidly. The exchange ends with a wry comparison to a baby learning to cope after loss.
Curious Fishing Methods on the Pan- Lung River
Along the Pan- Lung river natives use two 30 foot dugout boats with two men guiding a bamboo rope line weighted every ten yards. Fish are frightened toward the bank then divers jump in three at a time for about 20 seconds and haul them with 18 inch gaffs. A fire on the river bank keeps the men warm.
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Carrie Nation Says She Was Arrested 33 Times in Pittsburg
Mrs. Carrie Nation tells a reporter she has faced arrest 33 times in Pittsburg while asserting she seeks to do good. She notes she uses harsh means and compares life to clockwork, contrasting her view with the routine of a new hired girl.
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Safeguarding Miners and Explosives Control
The piece urges protecting miners and cites a government mine explosives research station as practical. It advocates following Europe in prohibiting unnecessarily dangerous explosives and strictly limiting allowable quantities under specified conditions.
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Baseball Fans and Heat Stir Literary Laughs
An amused passerby complains about the paper's claim of thousands of fans at a baseball game while an older woman jokes about the heat and miscounts the crowd. The exchange shows playful social commentary on sports attendance reports.
Reconciliation Reported for Artist Ferdinand Earle at Affinity Hill
In Monroe New York on August 28 artist Ferdinand Pinney Earle and his wife Mrs Earle with their three weeks old child are back at their home Affinity Hill The rumor says Mrs Earle mother may join them and neighbors speculate on the impact of the mater in law The city believes the reconciliation may lead to dropping the case against Earle who gives no interviews.
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Actress Marie Doro Not the Long Lost Daughter
In Harrisburg on August 28 authorities report that Mrs. Douglas Saunders of San Rafael California claims actress Marie Doro is her daughter. Relatives and friends dispute the notion. Marie Doro, born in Duncannon, is identified as Marie Stewart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart now of New York. the father is a lawyer.
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Famous athlete to wed New York girl
Yale football star Dwight Tad Jones, famed Yale quarter, plans marriage to Miss Bettie Shear of New York City. Announcement will be made at the Shear summer home in Colorado next week.
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Markets Across New Castle Prices for Butter Eggs and Produce
Official quotations from New Castle list butter at 20 cents and eggs at 22 cents per unit. Also shown are grains, vegetables, fruits, and live stock prices with varied per bushel per pound figures for oats wheat corn rye and other staples.
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