Death of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and wife Widely mourned
Through weeping crowds the bodies of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg were moved from the Virius Unitis to a special train to Vienna for funeral services. Bells tolled as troops and officials accompanied the procession. Martial law spread in Bosnia and Herzegovina as rioting persisted amid Serbs and Muslims.
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International News Service
Trieste
Austria
Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Vienna
Sarajevo
Morina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Stolac
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Jajevo
M. Nicolit
Suspected Burglary Entry Plot Observed on Downtown Fire Escapes
Police monitor fire escapes on downtown apartment buildings after two suspicious figures were seen on a fire escape. Authorities believe an attempt to gain entry for burglary is underway and are increasing surveillance of all fire escapes in the area.
Confederate fighter James W. Pender dies at 83
Col. James W. Pender, 83, who fired the first gun at Gettysburg and served as chief of artillery under Gen. Longstreet, died at his El Paso home. He also built the first railroad across the Andes.
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International News Service
EL Paso
Tex
James W. Pender
Gettysburg
Col. Pender
Longstreet
Andes
Diamonds Found After Fire At Good Home
Fire Chief Connery reports all diamonds missing from the Good home on East Washington Street fire Sunday night have been recovered. The last stone was found at the house this afternoon and reported to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connery
Good Home
East Washington Street
Court House Improvements Under Way After Grand Jury Recommendation
The last grand jury urged court house renovations and the sheriff’s office leads the work with a private room added by removing a back partition. County offices see extensive paper removal for rewalling, with six ply paper stripped and ceilings replastered after a recent fall. Frescoes by artist Bauman, created while a prisoner, will be considered for reb frescoing by a local artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sheriff's Office
County Commissioners Office
Bauman
Increase for New Castle
Increase for New Castle under the readjustment of salaries of postmasters for Western Pennsylvania announced by Postmaster General Burleson. Postmaster Moore of the district notes the adjustment is part of broader pay revisions affecting several offices in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Pennsylvania
Burleson
Moore
David A. Moore
New Castle
New Wilmington
P. O
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Butler
Erie
Oil City
Eee
Pittsburg Teeee
Sandy Lake
Sharon
Sharpsville
Stoneboro
West Pittsburg
Woodlawn Oe
Zelienople
Mediation Ends as U S Delegates Return to Washington
Judge Joseph W. Lamar and Frederick Lehmann the American delegates to the mediation conferences were summoned back to Washington. They will leave tonight with their staff. Mediation is at an end. Senor Elguero one of the Mexican delegates plans to sail for Liverpool next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Tod
International News Service
Niagara Falls
Ont
Joseph W. Lamar
Frederick Lehmann
Washington
Senor Elguero
Liverpool
Barry Club to Play at Sharon Fourth of July
The Barry club will travel to Sharon for an afternoon game on July Fourth. They depart at 11 30 a m and face the Sharon Juniors with several fans joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Club
Sharon
Barry
Mysterious Woman May Be Murderer In Nassau Freeport Case
Coroner Norton postponed the inquest into Mrs. Louise Bailey’s death at Dr. Edwin Carman’s Freeport office until an autopsy can be held. The case involves espionage by Carman’s wife and threats from a wealthy South Shore resident, with authorities hinting at imminent arrests within 24 hours.
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International News Service
New York
Norton
Nassau County
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Edward Carman
L. I
Aeroplane Escape by Militant Suffragettes Told by Actress
Miss Virginia Norden recounted using an aeroplane to escape angry militant suffragettes at Hendon aerodrome while aboard the liner Cedric. Lieutenant Gamble aided the escape as the aircraft rose and landed safely two miles away. In Wales two militants known as Miss Lloyd and Miss North were sentenced to three months each after causing a courtroom uproar during their trial for window smashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
England
Virginia Norden
Cedric
Miss Norden
Hendon
Gamble
Carnarvon
Wales
Miss Lloyd
Miss North
Hay on vacant lots stolen in South New Castle
A local resident cut and piled hay from several vacant lots in South New Castle borough for hauling away. The thief, described as a relative of a figure from a local work, visited the lots after midnight and stole all the hay. No arrests yet, investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South New Castle
Struthers Man Killed by Train
Caum Murphy of Struthers was killed by a Pennsylvania train at Bridge street last night. The body was found beside the track with life extinct and is believed to be instantaneous. He worked for contractor John Sowers and resided with a Struthers family named Herbing. He is survived by three sons and two daughters.
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Caum Murphy
Struthers
Pennsylvania
Bridge Street
Youngstown
Murphy
John Sowers and Cose
Herbing
Printer's devil creates chaos at city hall over six ordinances
A printer's devil causes a disruption by mishandling six city ordinances. The clerk lacks copies as the documents vanish between the clerk's office the Eagle's club and the printer shop. Mayor Tyler later recovers the missing papers found blowing on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’s Club
Brown
Tyler
East Washington Street
Happy Young “Printing House
Cub
Witness Testifies Gifford Not In Car In Clute Murder Case
Albany July 2 An additional witness bolsters Malcolm Gifford Jr defense against the electric chair for the murder of Frank J Clute a Troy area chauffeur Mrs Nina Gibson wife of the Troy streets superintendent testified she saw a car the night of April 1 1913 and identified the passenger as not Gifford She said the man in the car was older and left the vehicle when it stalled The defense rested and the trial could go to the jury tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Malcom
Gifford, Jr
Frank J. Clute
Nina Gibson
Samuel Gibson
Streets of
Troy
Schenectady Road
Gibson
Jerome
Gifford
Kaetzel Passes Exams in Ellwood
Ellwood reports L Kaetzel of the DeFrance firm passed exams this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kaetzel
Ellwood
Ee Anes
P. Kaetzel
New Castle Sunday Trading Prohibition Ordinance 1900
The city ordinances prohibit selling goods on Sundays with exceptions for medicines, milk, and life necessities. Violations incur a fine of 10 to 25 dollars per offense, with possible county prison up to 30 days or street work, enforceable by the mayor and police. The measure was passed June 30, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Parson As Counsel Assists Drunkenness Suspect Before Mayor
Reverend W. W. Sniff of the First Christian church visited a city jail inmate overnight on a drunkenness charge and spoke for him at a mayoral hearing. The man, warned to quit alcohol, was discharged with a promise to stay sober. Two additional farmers charged with drunkenness were told they could remain on the farm to avoid future jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Tyler
Rock Foundation for New Block on East Washington
Edward Roberts plans a three story brick block on East Washington street with store rooms and flats. A large quarrying effort has mined stone from the cellar and a spring complicates construction. the cellar nears completion and superstructure work will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roberts
Washington Street
Work Begins on Lincoln School Improvements
Work is now underway on the improvements at Lincoln School with base work progressing and construction to follow shortly. The project aims to upgrade facilities and complete the erecting of structures in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Villa Turns On Carranza
Juarez Mexico July 2 forces of Gen Carranza and Gen Villa move toward open hostilities. Carranza fortifies Monterey and Saltillo while reconciliation efforts deepen the rift. Final campaign against Mexico City may be postponed weeks as Villa resists southward moves and Carranza demands allegiance to the first chief presidency claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Juarez
Mex
Carranza
Villa
Monterey
Saltillo
Mexico City
Mexico
Start Scouting Trip For Dogs In New Castle
New Castle assessors, after completing property and personal assessments in six wards, must survey the entire city. Council ordered reports on all dog owners, Assessor Johns said. He noted rounds of the city are needed to identify dog owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle City
Johns
Mr. Johns
Last joint YMCA YWCA Bible hike to Youngstown line
The final hike in the YMCA and YWCA Bible class series is set for this evening. Participants will walk to the railway bridge on the Youngstown line and report a pleasant, enjoyable outing.
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Youngstown
Bessemer Fourth Of July Programs Attract Big Crowd
The Bessemer celebration in Lawrence County Pennsylvania promises a day full of patriotic displays and entertainment. Activities include a greased pig chase balloon ascension at 5 15 p m field near the ballgrounds baseball and fireworks followed by a dance to close the day. The event highlights the brick industry's pride and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Lawrence County
The
Republic
Railroads Show Strong May 1914 Earnings Surge
The principal U S steam railroads earned 19 dollars more per mile in May 1914 than in May 1913, according to the Interstate Commerce Commission. For eleven months ended May 1914, earnings per mile rose to 4170 dollars, with total operating revenues 1 137 449 489 and net per mile 4170 amid higher costs.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Crisis in Ohio coal strike today
A basis for settlement will be reached today or a final disagreement will be declared between operators and miners. The mine workers say a 47 cent per ton rate for machine mined coal has been offered, while details on the operators’ reply were not disclosed. Senator William Green pressed for the 47 cent proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Southern Hotel
State Organization of United Mine Workers Today
Miners’ Committee
William Green
Coshocton
National Organization of United Mine Workers
Petition signatures near 350 on clerk's initiative
About 350 names are on the petition at the clerk's office, a count taken this afternoon shows.
Death Record: Joseph S McDanniel 23
Death notice for Joseph S McDanniel age 23 of 410 Wood Street with details not fully provided in the fragment. Further information about date, place of death, and survivor names is unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. McDanniel
Wood Street
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Parson
Rock Foundation For
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