Orangemen Outing Highly Successful
The annual Orange lodges outing at Cascade park drew members from Pittsburg Allegheny McKeesport Sharpsville Sharon Youngstown and New Castle. The Martha Washington lodge Orange Ladies performed an eighteen-woman exhibition drill lasting over 46 minutes, earning applause. A 5 pm sports program featured a tug of war between lodge 6 and lodge 12 of Pittsburg, won by lodge 6.
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Orange Lodges
Cascade Park
Pittsburg
Allegheny
McKeesport
Sharpsville
Sharon
Youngstown
New Castle
Martha Washington Lodge
Orange Ladies
Odd Fellows Picnic Set for Alameda Park in July
Connoquenessing and Ziegler lodge committees have arranged a July 29 picnic at Alameda Park in Butler with Butler Passenger Railway for the reunion of 12 county lodges. Delegations from Pittsburgh New Castle Grove City and nearby towns will attend to benefit the Grove City home for the aged and infirm.
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Connoquenessing
Ziegler
Odd Fellows
Butler Passenger Railway Company
Butler Eagle
Grove City
Alameda Park
Pittsburg
New Castle
Liquor Dealers Face Police Court Warrants in Youngstown
In Youngstown on July 13 police court sessions revealed warrants against liquor dealers accused of operating immoral establishments tied to whisky and beer sales. The Ohio Brewers Association backs prosecutions, with the assistant city solicitor handling the case load as detectives had previously gathered evidence against those alleged to run "wide open" dens. The Brewers Association aims to enforce statutes while opposing violators and supporting public opinion against prohibition breaches.
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Youngstown
Ohio Brewers’ Association
Brewers’ Association
Corner Stone Laid at Greenville Orphans' Home
The corner stone of the new St. Pauls Orphans home was laid amid ceremonies by Pittsburg synod officials and the home board. Thousands gathered in the grove to hear President Sparks of State College and Dr. Albert Truxal of Myersdale speak. Peter Keil of Pittsburgh placed the stone on a 320 acre tract one mile east of Greenville where foundations for five buildings are completed and ready for occupancy.
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Greenville
St. Paul’s Orphans‘ Home
Pittsburg
Tafts Modest Manager Claims He Fueled Roosevelt's Rise
Washington observers say Taft's tactics show shrewd restraint shaping the Roosevelt era's image. Ohio politics loom as Dick and Taft negotiate with Buckeye leaders, while Charlie Taft emerges as a key press agent and potential linchpin in the campaign.
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Taft
T. Roosevelt
United Press
Hington
Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
Arthur I. Vorys
Chicago
Foraker
White House
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
Henry S. Williams
State Executive Committee
Walter Guilbert
Judge Taft
Hot Springs
Buckeye
Bill
Charlie Taft
Cincinnati
Charlie
New Bridge Line Progress Between Beaver and Monaca
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad reports completion of a new branch to supply construction material for the Ohio River bridge between Beaver and Monaca. Dravo Construction advances on large pliers for the structure while most concrete piers must finish before September 1 due to high water. McClintick Marshall prepares steel orders totaling about 15 000 tons to be split between Carnegie Steel and Jones and Laughlin.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Ohio River
Beaver
Monaca
Dravo Construction Company
McClintick-Marshall Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Jones and Laughlin Company
Coroner Rules Blake Death Accidental After Inquest
Coroner J. R. Cox presided over inquest into William Blake who died Friday after being struck by a slow moving automobile. The jury returned an accidental death verdict stating the death was caused by Blake stepping into the path of the vehicle without looking.
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J. R. Cox
William Blake
Y M C A Plans Real Bar Room in Youngstown
The Youngstown Y M C A may introduce a real bar room sans alcohol with a workingman’s exchange concept. Secretary B C Pond backs a smoking parlor pool and billiard tables. bar would resemble a wet goods emporium with brass foot rail. lunches and soft drinks to be served.
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B. C. Pond
Youngstown
Bryan absent as Woodmen camps gather at park
Log rollers from 20 Woodmen camps will convene at the park on July 16 though Wn. J. Bryan will not be present.
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Wn. J. Bryan
Ills Span Nia and Burns as Erie Gatekeeper Recovers
Nia, long on the sick list, is reported in serious condition. Jimmy Burns, Erie gate keeper at the West side crossing, who has been ill, is recovering.
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Ed Miller
Baltimore & Ohio
Engineer Watson
Collins
Pennsylva
Nia
Jimmy Burns
The
Erie
West Side
Picknick near drowning on Cascade park lake rescue
A Pittsburg picnicker named Hughes nearly drowned after falling from a row boat on Cascade park lake Saturday evening. A boatload of Fifth ward tin workers pulled him from the water before he went under a third time. Hughes did not thank his rescuers and accused them of stealing his pocketbook containing $45.
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Cascade Park Lake
Pittsburg
Hughes
Fifth Ward
Knights and Ladies of Honor Picknic at Waldermere Park
Knights and Ladies of Honor hold a picnic at Waldermere Park in Erie Pennsylvania on Saturday July 18. Special train leaves P and L E depot at 8 10 am city time. Round trip fare is 1 25 for adults and 66 cents for children.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Waldermere Park
Erie
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Orangemen
New Bridge
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Bessemer and Lake Erie
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ratleroad
A. E. Tullis
North Liberty Street
Pennsylvania
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Conneaut Harbor
H. O. Dunkle
Erie Railroad
Mahoning
Engineer Layton
Clark Davis
Nolan’s
E. Washington ST
Chas. W. Nolan & CO
Picknicker
First National Bank
H’ge
Briggs & Dodds
United States
Eroe’s
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