Meeting Saturday results in voice of men being heard
In a joint session of the Amalgamated association lodges, striking tin workers voted to end the long strike against the American Sheet and Tinplate Co. with 27 men ready to apply for local open shop mills. A resolution to end the strike was sent to national officers in Pittsburgh.
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Amalgamated Association
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Pittsburg
Actune
Stone and Pyle
Marietta
Martins Ferry
Wheeling
McArdle
Dr Allan W Urmson Named Surgeon of Squadron BB
Dr Allan W Urmson a Troop F N G P surgeon of this city received word Saturday he has been appointed surgeon of Squadron BB N G P with the rank of captain The squadron includes cavalry troops at Harrisburg Tyrone Pittsburg and New Castle and the appointment is regarded as an honor by his friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jacob Sallade
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
Sallade
Snape
Temple Baptist Church
Russell Conwell
Ruth
Milton
Rev. Sallade
J. Q. Roberts
Carlisle Street
United Press
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Will Loeb, Jr
Port of
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Myopia Links
Henry Clay Frick
Ray
McClintock
Charlie
Allan W. Urmson
Harrisburg
Tyrone
Pittsburg
Urmson
Scarlet fever case reported in Mary Zorrolo residence
Health Officer McCandless received notice of another scarlet fever case this morning. The patient, Mary Zorrolo, resides at 1023 Ashland Avenue and the house has been quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Mary Zorrolo
Ashland Avenue
Lynch case seeks damages over car accident injuries
A amended statement in Thomas H. Lynch v Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light alleges the car operator Earl Williams had intemperate habits and the company knew him to be unsuitable. The boy was struck while crossing the street. defense says he fell from a wagon and the car could not stop. A new trial is planned with expected new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Lynch
Mahoning and Shenango
Lynch
Ellwood Man Struck by Train at Tunnel Mouth
Elmer Thornhill of Ellwood City was struck by a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train at the mouth of the tunnel yesterday afternoon. He was taken home where doctors found injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Thornhill
Ellwood City
Baltimore & Ohio
School Board to Meet Tonight Postponed July Session
The July meeting of the school board will be held tonight after a postponement from last Monday evening July 4.
Refutes Charge That Rev Billy Sunday Is Graf ter
Article argues churches do provide value and reach various groups though not all men attend. It critiques scientific fads and religious alternatives such as New Thought Christian Science Spiritualism and Divine Healing, noting they rise briefly then fade. Continued on Page Four.
Discoverer of Planet Neptune Dies at 88
Berlin July 11 Dr Gottfried Galle the German astronomer who first observed Neptune died at Potsdam aged 88 Leverrier and Adams had identified a hidden planet drawing attention to a new world in the heavens Galle confirmed the discovery with a telescope in 1846 Neptune 84 times the size of Earth now joins the record of celestial wonders
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United Press
Berlin
Gottfried Galle
Neptune
Potsdam
John Couch Adams
Urbain J. Leverrier
Uranus
Leverrier
Galle
Earth
Six Boys Arrested for Abusing Younger Children
Police in the First ward arrested six boys aged fifteen to eighteen on reports they have been abusing smaller youths for weeks. The mayor released the youths this morning and warned severe action at the next offence, potentially sending them to Morganza.
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Morganza
Kohler Bars Fight Pictures in Cleveland
Chief Kohler issued an order prohibiting reproduction of the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures in Cleveland. The ban follows a ruling by City Solicitor Newton D Baker that such exhibition is unlawful and could incite race prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kohler
Jeffries-Johnson
Newton D. Baker
Police fines tally from weekend arrests
Five or six people were arrested Saturday night but none faced serious charges. Albert Banan was fined five dollars or 30 days in jail, Bert Stivers faced ten dollars or 15 days, and Frank Shuster posted a ten dollar forfeit for fighting.
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Albert Banan
Bert Stivers
Frank Shuster
New Castle M E District Conference Opens in New Wilmington
The New Castle district conference of the M E church meets today at New Wilmington Methodist church and runs through Tuesday. All local ministers are in attendance with several from the city taking part in the program.
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New Castle District
M. E. Church
New Wilmington Methodist Church
Heroism of Young Girl Saves Village Of Wampum From Destruction By Fire
Detroit hosts twenty thousand Elks for a week of revelry after a dry Sunday. opening events include a luncheon at Rushmore club and a Lyceum theatre program. The piece notes delegates from Portland and Atlantic City promoting their cities for the 1911 reunion amid grand lodge activities.
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Wampum
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Rushmore Club
St. Clair Flats
Grand Lodge
Lyceum Theatre
Elks
Breitmeyer
Warner
Burrows
J. A. Sammis
The
Portland
Ore
Atlantic City
Detroit heat wave linked suicides prompt police probe
In Detroit a man who called himself John Ford and Paul Kremski shot himself in a rooming house amid a heat wave. He was penniless and jobless for a week. Police link his death and three others to the heat wave including Tony Kusgya and Mary Chroba who killed themselves, and Frank Mellwain who drank carbolic acid after family taunts.
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Detroit
Mich
John Ford
Ford
Paul Kremski
Tony Kusgya
Mary Chroba
Frank Mellwain
Two Men Create Turmoil Over Alderman Race
John Pepe and San Felice were involved in a South Jefferson street mixup that spawned three lawsuits. Pepe had Felice arrested for assault and battery and Pepe now faces an information charge for Felice entering his home. A hearing is set for tomorrow with Pepe already fined about $18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pepe
San Felice
South Jefferson Street
Felice
Pepe
How to Cure Setting Hens in Westerly
Westerly R I July 11 A farmer says placing a hen in a tub with two inches of cold water for 12 hours breaks the setting habit. Walter Russell Boss tested the method for years and reports his hens now lay eggs year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Westerly
R. IL
Walter Russell Boss
Fire ravages Wampum district. losses tallied
Estimated total fire loss reaches 29,100 with 2,500 insured. Fire stopped by dynamiting to halt spread through wooden buildings along Spee Dr. Heaviest losses: F. G. OPO 6,000 and F. Miles 2,000. Listed victims include Mrs. Perkins 500, Stapf 5,000, McCandless 1,000, Holstein 600, and Sowers 300. Glass breakage and furniture damage add 3,000. Total losses reported.
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PF. G. Momews
Ccs
FI Brgtiow
Spee
G. H. Medard
F. G. Opo
Perkins
Frank Miles
Charles Stapf
Robert McCandless
H. J. McCready
Bir de
AOE
Cs Aveweacaiie
Sds
Jacob Holstein
Foselman
William Sowers
William Warnock
Curtis Ecisss
SUN. Bell Telephone Co
GUNGRECATION LISTENS IN DARK AT METHODIST CHURCH
A new excursion sermon series began at Seventh Ward Methodist Church led by Rev. R N Merrill. The auditorium was darkened during the service, the lights out, while electric fans cooled the packed crowd. The unusual service drew a large attendance and was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Methodist Church
R. N. Merrill
Leaning Tower of Pisa Near Collapse Says Engineers
Italian engineers assessing the Campanile report the tower’s tilt from perpendicular has grown by eight inches due to a weakened foundation. They warn collapse is possible and doubt repair, ordering bells silenced to avoid further vibration. The Pisa tower dates to 1174 to 1360 and inspired Galileo’s pendulum work.
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Pisa
Italy
Galileo
Oldest City Resident Jacob Bender Seriously Ill
Jacob Bender known as Uncle Jake, aged 92, is seriously ill at his West Wabash Avenue home in the Seventh Ward. He is likely the oldest inhabitant of the city and has not been ill long.
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Jacob Bender
West Wabash Avenue
Seventh Ward
Mr. Bender
Jake" Bender
Death Record for Rev. Jacob Sallade Philadelphia
Obituary notice lists Michael Cosadio 35 Croton Infant Cambridge Neshannock Ave Josephine Isaacs 1 High St and John Rieser Nickum 4 Preston Ave as noted names and ages in a local death record from Philadelphia with residence details and street addresses.
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Jacob Sallade
Philadelphia
Michael Cosadio
Croton
Cambridge
Neshannock Avenue
Josephine Isaacs
High Street
John Rieser Nickum
Preston Avenue
Dimple Davis Saves Wampum From Devastating Fire
Miss Dimple Davis daughter of F M Davis a hardware merchant drove her father's wagon with dynamite to a magazine near Beaver river and loaded charges to blow back the flames threatening Wampum. An Italian guide directed the blast which blew away the fire’s fuse and saved the town from greater loss.
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Miss Dimple Davis
F. M. Davis
Wampum
Miss Davis
Beaver River
Children Taken Back to Hartford Father Receives Custody
Mrs. John H. Brousseau mourns as court grants custody of her children to their husband. The mother, distraught, followed the children to Hartford Conn after the ruling, marking the first separation from her offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John H. Brausseau
Brausseau
Conn
Churches Join Push to Bar Reno Fight Pictures in New Castle
In New Castle, united church members plan protests to stop showing the Jeffries Johnson prizefight. At First Christian, a committee will interview theater owners then appeal to the mayor to bar the films. Third U P Church and First Presbyterian also move to protest. Attorneys form committee to pursue action.
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United Church
Jeffries- Johnson
Moving Picture Theatres
Lusk
First Christian Church
Pestones
Third
U. P
Third U. P. Church
First Presbyterian Church
First U. P
Gleghorn Case Pits Landowner Against Railroad
John Gleghorn and wife sue Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad for alleged injunction violation over river filling along the Mahoning near Edenburg. Neighbors claim increased flood risk to Gleghorn land. railroad says no order was violated as slag and limestone were shoveled back. Judge Porter heard the case. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gleghorn
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Porter
Gleghorns
Mahoning
Edenburg
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Company
Gleghorn
Drake to Make War On Filthy Restaurants
City food inspector Drake plans to push a strict pure food law and new ordinances governing restaurants eating houses grocery stores and other food sellers. He will inspect dairies shops and markets and seek council approval at an upcoming meeting. New equipment and vigorous inspections are promised to improve food conditions.
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Drake
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T. R
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Ellwood
Billy
Sunday American
Bellingham
Wash
Noedy
Conference OF Methodists
City of the Straits
Poses
Total
Tower OF
LMS
Reno
First Presbyterian
U. P. Church
John Lock
Lake Erie
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