Highland U P CH Annual Picnic at McKees Springs
About 125 members and friends of the Highland United Presbyterian church gathered at McKees Springs for the annual picnic. Weather was pleasant and a full day of events included a morning ball game, athletic races, bathing, and contests. Winners included Claire Sampson in the 100 yard dash and Miss Blevins in the 50 yard dash for slender women.
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Highland United Presbyterian Church
McKees_ Springs
Claire Sampson
Miss Blevins
Amy Smith
Ora Craig
Forbes Reynolds
Lillian Kiefer
Gula Welsh
Milton Frew
Lawrence Pitzer
Joe Surridge
Herbal McBride
Percy Craig
Mr. Surridge
Ruth Welsh
Spasms and St Vitus' Dance Relief Through Nervine
Personal accounts praise Dr Miles Nervine for curing St Vitus dance and rheumatic spasms. Edward D Raam credits eleven bottles with restoring health after severe fits. Mrs Belle M Tindall notes a child's spasms ceased after four bottles. Guaranteed refund if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
St. Vitus
Edward D. R&am
North
Manchester
Indiana
Serious Charges Alleged in Two Divorce Cases
Nicola Conti seeks divorce from his wife on adultery grounds with co respondent John Gallina of Mahoning township. The couple wed September 25 1902 and separated January 16 1908. Antonio Sarbo also seeks divorce from Adalina Sarbo accusing adultery with Charles Thomas of the Seventh ward. they married July 3 1901 and separated May 8 1908.
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Nicola Conti
John Gallina
Mahoning Township
Antonio Sarbo
Adalina Sarbo
Charles Thomas
Seventh Ward
Leg Fracture After Earth Slide At Shenango Quarry
George Miller of 522 South Jefferson street suffered a severe leg fracture and possible amputation after a slide of earth buried him while working with a steam shovel gang at Shenango limestone quarries. He was rescued by Dunn & Rice’s ambulance and taken to the hospital with a crushed leg and a severely sprained right foot.
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George Miller
Jefferson Street
Shenango
Dunn & Rice
American Autoists Take Lead In Gripping Race
The American Thomas car, led by drivers Shuster and Miller, has reclaimed the front after trailing the German Protos for about 80 days and now leads by a day. The team, exhausted yet hungry for speed, heads toward Oufa to pass the Ural mountains with hopes of better pace.
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United Press
Tomsk
Thomas
Pogranitchnaya
Shuster
Miller
Oufa
Ural Mountains
Taft Leaves War Department as Wright Takes Over
In Washington on July 1 William H Taft formally transfers War Department affairs to Secretary Luke Wright and concentrates on presidential campaign training. Wright, already familiar with Panama and Cuba issues, takes oath of office and assumes duties.
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United Press
Washington
William H. Taft
War Department
Luke Wright
Wright
Panama
Cuba
President Roosevelt Hosts Literary Figures at Sagamore Hill
At Sagamore Hill Roosevelt hosts C S McClure and Caspar Whitney for lunch during a literary conference. Discussion centers on the planned African hunting trip the president intends to take next year.
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Oyster.bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
S. McClure
Caspar Whitney
Outing
Bryan Gray Likely Ticket for Democratic Nominations
Reports from Denver say Bryan and Gray are expected to form the Democratic ticket with Bryan likely to secure a walk over for the nomination. Mayor Dahlman projects about 800 votes on first ballot as South Carolina and Montana weigh in. Charles A. Towne of New York seeks the running mate and believes he can win the nomination, while Judge Gray states he will not accept the vice presidency under any circumstances.
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Denver
Col
Bryan
Gray
Lincoln
Dahlman
Omaha
South Carolina
Montana
Neb
Charles A. Towne
New York
Towne
Washington
Mrs Wolford Dead at Prospect
Elizabeth Blake Wolford, 83, of Prospect era died Monday after a fall 18 weeks earlier that dislocated her hip. Funeral services were held at 10:30 Wednesday at Prospect United Presbyterian Church, with interment in the Prospect U P cemetery. She left no near relatives.
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Prospect United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Blake Wolford
James Wilson
Prospect U. P
Prospect
Oak Ridge News Notes and Local Events
Oak Ridge hosts visits from Mr and Mrs William Sheats of New Castle and John Young of Pleasant Valley. Calarens Day observed at Oak Grove Disciple Church with a fine program. Annual Sunday school picnic planned at Miss John Moores home near Eastbrook. Christian Endeavor union meeting held at Hermon with a large audience. Princeton baseball beat Oak Ridge 15 to 13. Battery for McCanlis and Houk.
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John Young
Pleasant Valley
Thomas Stevenson
Calarens
Oak Grove
John Moores
Eastbrook
Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Hermon
Princeton
Oak Ridge
McCanlis
Houk
Gentry Brothers Draw Crowds With Grant Street Exhibition
Gentry Brothers arrive from Old City by Pennsylvania Railroad and set tents on Grant Street across the bridge. Two performances today at 2 PM and 8 PM follow a morning street parade featuring dogs ponies and elephants. The twenty year tour touts new acts and a clean entertaining show for all ages.
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Gentry Brothers
Old City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grant Street
Boston Moth Pest Spreading Rapidly Over City
Boston on July 1 reports a massive moth infestation with millions of brown tail and gypsy moths settled across the city and suburbs. City and park crews scramble to destroy eggs and grubs after years of battle and substantial costs.
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Boston
Metropolitan Park System
Massachusetts
Two Men Suffer Left Foot Toe Injuries In Separate Accidents
G. G. Halbrook a B and O brakeman from 24 Huron Avenue had three left toes crushed while trying to board a train at New Castle Junction and lost two toes after hospital amputation. Mike Bravitch of 103 12 Shenango Street sustained a left big toe crushed at the rolling mill and was treated at the hospital.
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G. G. Halbrook
Huron Avenue
New Castle Junction
Mike Bravitch
Shenango Street
Rolling Mill
Carl Warnock to Fight at Warren Ohio Tonight
Carl Warnock of this city, a promising young boxer and a pupil of Jimmy Dime, will take part in an eight round bout at Warren Ohio this evening with Jimmy Sause. Sause it will be remembered knocked out Cuely McGuire some time ago in exactly 40 seconds.
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Carl Warnock
Jimmy Dime
Warren, O
Jimmy Sause
Sause
Cuely McGuire
New Castle Amusement Company Seeks Charter
Application filed for a corporation named New Castle Amusement Company with$15,000 capital stock. Founders include James E Mooney Harry Jameson Louis B Mather J W Cunningham and Walter E Miller intend to remodel Coliseum for theatrical and vaudeville use opening in early fall with a modern stage and outfitting. Attorney J V Cunningham serves as solicitor.
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New Castle Amusement Company
James E. Mooney
Harry Jameson
Louis B. Mather
J. W. Cunningham
Walter E. Miller
J. V. Cunningham
New Phase of Muscular Christianity Sails for Europe
Six YMCA athletes sail for Europe aboard the Rotterdam to gain immigrant contact and begin missionary work. Under Dr Edward A Steiner they will bike or walk through Poland Hungary Southern Russia Servia and Italy before five years of uplift service among foreign immigrants.
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United Press
New York
Europe
Rotterdam
America
Edward A. Steiner
Iowa College
Poland
Hungary
Russia
Servia
Italy
Airy Fairy Lillian Seeks Damages Over Fat Article
New York July 1 Lillian Russell angrily consults her lawyer Alfred Lauterbach over a possible damages suit after a newspaper hinted she was fat. The paper ran a freak Sunday piece titled Having Your Fat Cut Off with an illustration mocking Lilian. She protests that the before photo was too much and the after photo shows her thinner than ever.
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United Press
New York
Lillian Russell
Alfred Lauterbach
Lilian
Mae C Wood Indicted On Perjury And Forgery Charges
New York July 1 The grand jury returned two indictments against Mae C Wood in connection with alleged perjury and third degree forgery. Senator Thomas C Platt is the complainant. Wood is out on $5000 bail with bondsmen ordered to produce her in court Monday to plead.
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United Press
New York
Mae C. Wood
Thomas C. Platt
Senator Platt
Mae Wood
Death of Johnson Rigby Ates Resident of Mercer
Friends in this city learned Tuesday evening of the death of Johnson Rigby an ate s resident of Mercer. He was a cousin of Mrs Seth R Marshall Mrs A Reid English Mrs J P Whitla and Mrs J M McMillin. Washington citizens will discuss the third class city project during the hot weather this summer. It is a burning question.
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Johnson Rigby
Mercer
Rigby
Seth R. Marshall
A. Reid English
J. P. Whitla
J. M. McMillin
Washington
Milton couple welcome a son and local notes
Born to Mr and Mrs H H Dick of Milton street a son. Rev J S Martin of Oak street returns from Adamsville. Miss Edna Young of Walnut street returns from Cannes City. Joseph Kerr of St Louis ends visit with his sister Mrs W A Love of Pine street. Arthur Foster, Geo Miller and Harold Gardner depart for Enon Valley camping. Charles W Rhodes of East County Line street plans three new houses at the corner of Chestnut Pittsburg and Walnut streets.
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H. H. Dick
Milton Street
J. S. Martin
Oak Street
Adamsville
Edna Young
Walnut Street
Cannes City
Joseph Kerr
St. Louis
W. A. Love
Pine Street
Arthur Foster
Geo. Miller
Harold Gardner
Enon Valley
Charles W. Rhodes
East County Line Street
Chestnut Pittsburg
Walnut Streets
Roosevelt Denies Buying Million Dollar Oyster Bay Home
President Roosevelt denies a New York rumor that he bought or planned to buy a $1,000,000 property in Oyster Bay to serve as a city residence. The executive office states the story is entirely false.
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United Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
Roosevelt
Arguments Presented in Hileman Bankruptcy Case
Additional arguments were presented before Referee in Bankruptcy E M Underwood today in the Hileman cases. The proceedings paused on procedural points while the judge considers motions and potential resolutions in the bankruptcy proceedings.
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E. M. Underwood
Hileman
Leesburg Notes on Local Visits and Baseball Win
Dr. Cotton made a business trip to Mercer last Saturday. Miss Orpha Scollard has gone to Bellevue for a few weeks. R. M. Ramsey and son of Grove City were callers. Homer Offutt and family of Grove City were guests here. Miss Edith Offutt has returned home from Slippery Rock Normal School. Leesburg ball team beat the Harlansburg club 10 to 6 last Saturday. Misses Nellie Elsie Frankenburg and Marie Groves took an auto trip to Sharon.
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Dr. Cotton
Mercer
Orpha Scollard
Bellevue
R. M. Ramsey
Grove City
Homer Offutt
Edith Offutt
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Leesburg
Harlansburg
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New Castle
Daily News
Meil
Carrie
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