Hazel Drew Inquest May Develop Clue
Subpoenas to family and intimates renew interest in the Teal pond case in Troy New York Carrie Weaver a friend of Hazel Drew arrives from Ohio and may provide details of money given to the victim The renewed inquest may reveal the crime history and bring a solution closer according to District Attorney O'Brien
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United Press
Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
Teal Pond
Carrie Weaver
Ohio
Minnie Taylor
O’brien
Possible murder at Ellwood City Tuesday morning
Russell J. Rutter, a well known Ellwood City resident, was found dead near the B and O tunnel with severe injuries believed to be the result of foul play. He had attended a Christian church social the prior evening and was last seen at midnight. The 23 year old, an employee at Shelby Tube company factory B, is survived by his parents and several siblings. An inquest was set by Coroner Gormley.
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Russell J. Rutter
Ellwood City
Rutter
Christian Church
Ellwood
Bucanan
Shelby Tube Company
Isaac Rutter
Frisco
Beaver County
Eva
Pearl
Lucy
Nettle
John
Gormley
Deaths of the Day James Cosdrove from Big Beaver township
James Cosdrove of Big Beaver township died Tuesday night at 9 30 at his brother William Cosdrove home from apoplexy. He was 59 years 11 months and survived by four sisters and three brothers. Funeral 1 30 Thursday at William Cosdrove home with Rev Savage Covenanter church officiating and White cemetery interment. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles V Rice of East street died Tuesday night less than a day old. remains shipped to Altoona Pa for burial.
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James Cosdrove
Big Beaver Township
William Cosdrove
Rev. Savage
Covenanter Church
White Cemetery
Charles V. Rice
East Street
Altoona
Independence party leaders named at last
Chicago, July 29. Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts named as presidential candidate after three ballots in a stormy Independence party session that ended at dawn. Hearst is named as running mate, with Graves as editor supported by Hearst camp. Mrs. S. B. Kercheval and daughter Violet return from Ohio visit.
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United Press
Chicago
Independence Party
Lake Michigan
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hearst
Hisgen
Graves
New York
Igia
Sinc
Son of Mrs Vanderbilt Killed in Paris Car Crash
Paris report says a son of Mrs William K Vanderbilt by her first marriage died in a car wreck near Poissy. Initial news blamed W K Vanderbilt Sr before a correction showed the Sands party perished. the chauffeur survived injuries and the victim pin was buried under flames.
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Vanderbilt
Paris
United Press
William K. Vanderbilt
Sands
Samuel Stevens
G. Winthrop
Poissy
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Derbilt
Chateau Saint Louis
Glidden Tour Ends in Pittsburg at Schenley Hotel
The Glidden trophy contest concluded in Pittsburg on Tuesday evening after the final four cars arrived at the Schenley hotel. Officials stayed noncommittal, though fatigue was evident, and the trophy will remain with the American Automobile Association for the coming year.
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Pittsburg
Schenley Hotel
American Automobile Association
300000000 Indians May Fight England
London reports a new Indian mutiny risk with 300 million natives vs 60 thousand British in India. Officials warn India could be ruled only by fear if the uprising gains momentum, threatening nationwide bloodshed and renewed sedition.
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United Press
London
England
India
Royal marriage news and medical advances in brief
Queen Margaretta opposes the rumored marriage of Duke D Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Two cancer patients in St. Louis and about 100 in New York report cures from a Coley fluid. State Senator John Raines denies runs for US Senate or governor. Princess De Sagan rents out French properties while Boni de Castellane seeks a settlement for his children. Knights of Columbus events in Newark expect a match race but Lieut Hallswell cannot attend.
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Duke D’abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Margaretta
St. Louis
William B. Coley
New York
John Raines
State Senate
Albany
United States
Princess de Sagan
France
Count Boni de Castellane
Knights of Columbus
Newark
N. J
Lieut. Hallswelle
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell
Ellwood Boy Loses Leg Trying to Board Moving Freight
Frank Coates of Ellwood City tried to board a moving freight near Rock Point. He fell under the train and lost his left leg. He was placed aboard a train and rushed to the Newcastle hospital.
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Frank Coates
Ellwood City
Rock Point
New Castle Howe
Mysterious Deaths Of Prominent Couple Near Anna dale
Minneapolis reports the deaths of George Raisbeck and his wife at Lake Sylvia near Annandale. Coroner juries deem drowning for both. bruises on Mrs Raisbeck suggest heavy blows. Raisbeck, NY Philip Lake Manufacturing president, and his wife, married 16 years, found near a cottage with a boat scene under investigation. Percey Raisbeck, their son, travels to Minneapolis to seek answers.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
George Raisbeck
New York
Lake Sylvia
Annadale
Raisbeck
Phillip Lake Manufacturing Company
Raisbecks
Chicago
Percey Raisbeck
George R. Raisbeck
Trust Busters End Conference On Standard Oil
Lenox Mass July 29 The conference of Attorney General Boneparte with trust busters regarding Standard Oil ends this afternoon. Kellogg Hoyt Sims Wilkerson and clerks from Washington Chicago attended the meeting at Hotel Aspinwall. A mass of legal material on the case including Judge Landis fine and the appellate decision were brought to the meeting. Boneparte expects to issue a statement on the government position late today.
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United Press
Lenox
Mass
Bonaparte
Standard Oil
Sims
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
New York
Department of Justice
Aspinwall
Penny M. Hoyt
Washington
Edwin M. Sims
United States
Northern District of
Illinois
James H. Wilkerson
Standard Oil Company
Landis
United States Court of Appeals
Taft Not Planned to Visit Youngstown in Campaign
Republican county leaders visited William H. Taft at his Cincinnati home to gauge a possible September campaign stop in Youngstown. Taft indicated he probably would not be able to attend.
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Youngstown
Republican County Committee
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Netherlands in War Togs Nets Fleet for Venezuela
The Hague reports that the Netherlands orders battleships Heemskerch Piet Hein and Evertsen and cruisers Holland Utrecht and Friesland to assemble in the West Indies. The West Indian squadron commander is told to ready to strike toward Venezuela on short notice.
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United Press
the Hague
Netherlands
Heemskerch
Piet Hein
Evertsen
Holland
Utrecht
Friesland
West Indies
Venezuela
Ministry of Marine
Venezuelan
Castro
Two Morning and Afternoon K P Outing Ball Games
The K of P outing at Cascade Park features morning games at 10 30 between Youngstown and New Castle and an afternoon match between Wampum and Ellwood City.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Wampum
Ellwood City
Cascade Park
The Lowest Order of Mind
A Harper's Weekly remark on a meeting of New England college presidents notes that mental arithmetic does not train a child's mind and that a mathematician by trade may lack moral reasoning. It cites Stiles of Yale who, after illness, found mathematics the only domain his mind could master.
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New England College
Harper's Weekly
Stiles
Yale
Garden and Forest
New York Tribune
New York Park Commission
Gould Harriman in Financing Stunt
E. H. Harriman and George J. Gould with bankers are conferring in New York to decide how to handle the 8 million dollar Wheeling and Lake Erie note issue due August 1. An outcome is awaited before night.
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United Press
New York
E. H. Harriman
George J. Gould
Pleasant Hill Man Serious Injury After Buggy Collision
William Curry aged 78 a prominent Pleasant Hill resident in Lawrence County is in critical condition at his home after a Tuesday afternoon buggy collision with another vehicle.
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William Curry
Pleasant Hill
Lawrence County
Ancient sneeze prayer traced to Assyrians and Romans
The article notes a long standing custom surrounding sneezing with a brief prayer to the gods. Strada cites Assyrians initiating the practice after sneezing, Romans calling Jupiter for aid, and references extend to Homer, early Jewish writers, and various tribes.
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Strada
Jupiter
New York American
Eternal Vigilance and the bulwark of liberty
A brief reflection on city defense and the enduring guard of free states against tyranny. The author cites defenses like walls and fortifications but asserts the true safeguard lies within people: distrust of tyranny, echoing Demosthenes (384-322 B C).
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Demosthenes
Local Social News Guests Visit In Mt Jackson Area
Mt Jackson residents host visiting relatives and friends from Garrettsville New Castle Kansas Toledo Youngstown Wampum and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs K Edgar, Misses Ella Jean Clark Margaret Chambers Sadie Whan Ruth Whan and families hosted by Mrs Mary Jane Fullerton John McGinnis John Woods and Miss Stella Thompson guests also include Mr George Chambers and three children.
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John Likens
Margaret Chambers
Sadie Whan
Youngstown
Ruth Whan
Wampum
Stella Thompson
Hospital Notes on Injured Boy at Steel Mill
John Gorgoth a Polish boy aged 3 living on Oakland avenue was badly injured Wednesday morning when a casting at the steel mill struck his back. He sustained a severe bruise and a concussion of the spine.
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John Gorgoth
Oakland Avenue
Oklahoma’s Present and Future in Big Letters
Oklahoma shows vast resources and growth potential with 70 000 square miles of area and $100 000 000 in property. Rich iron lead minerals in Indian Territory, Joplin zinc lead field crossing into Oklahoma, oil and gas wealth, stone and timber value, coal wealth cited by La Follette. In 1906 cotton wheat corn fruit and crops reached $150 000 000. 5000 miles of rail and growing manufacturing sector. Metropolitan Magazine notes factories more than doubled since 1900 with $16 124 000 capital and $24 459 000 product value in 1905.
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
New England
Delaware
Indian Territory
Joplin
la Follette
Washington
Southwest
Charles M. Harvey
Notice of administration for John Alexander Miller estate
In the Orphans Court of Lawrence county Pennsylvania Winfield S Miller applies for letters of administration for John Alexander Miller alleged absent seven years and over and supposed dead parties interested must appear at New Castle court house on September 7 1908 at 2 PM to hear evidence and seek orders per the Acts of Assembly.
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John Alexander Miller
Orphans’ Court
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Pulaski
Lawrence
Winfield S. Miller
W. A. Eakin
City of
New Castle
Henry Leslie
Union Township
James H. Weslie
John Kelley
F. G. Harper
Markets section pricing dairy produce livestock and produce
Official quotations from New Castle list prices for butter eggs feed barley oats wheat corn and rye. Live stock includes yearling lambs spring lambs sheep beef cattle dressed calves. Vegetables fruits poultry hay straw honey and other items with per unit or per dozen prices.
Umpire’s Evenhanded Calls Spark Local Debate
A contentious umpire with a reputation for satisfying fans faces scrutiny as officials debate the balance between strict rule enforcement and crowd appeasement. The remark, Would Make the Game Dull, echoes in stadiums as communities weigh fairness against entertainment.
Paradox in Barrow Minded Man Seemingly Shunned
The saying notes a Barrow minded man draws wide berth as a paradoxical social stance. The line suggests odd caution around a figure described by stubborn or fixed views.
Bedroom Suit Giveaway At Cascade Park Theatre
The K P Outing association will issue tickets to all entrants at Cascade Park gates tomorrow evening. The holder of the lucky ticket will win a beautiful bedroom suit at the theatre that night.
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Cascade Park
K. of P. Outing Association
Lovely tribute to Miss Josephine Schaffner of Butler
In August Metropolitan Magazine Richard Butler Glaenzer praises the infant joy of Miss Josephine Schaffner of Butler as a gleeful, melodic presence. The piece likens her laughter to crystal bells and mountain springwater, a delicate, buoyant youthfulness admired by Miss Jean Kaufman of Highland Avenue.
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Richard Butler Glaenzer
Metropolitan Magazine
Josephine Schaffner
Butler
Jean Kaufman
Highland Avenue
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North Mill Street
Britain
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Trust Busters
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Matilda Kuntz
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Dr. Haux
Ashland Avenue
Westford
L. M. Fee
Maple Dell Farm
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J. W.neilly
N. Jefferson Street
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Bartram Avenue
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Huron and
Arlington Avenues
East Side
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Surrey
D. W. Houk
Bell Phone
Fairmont Avenue
C. Ed. Smith Hardware Co
Pittsburg Street
Harmony Electric
L. A. Heinrich
Charles Weisz
Dufford Farm
Sharon Line
Inauire Keystone Printing Co
Isaac Cohen
Cunningham Avenue
Superior Street
George W. Carl C
Lawrence P. Gaston
R. W. Jackson
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Bell
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Park Or
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Mill
Taylor Streets
C. A
Brittain’s Hill
Johnston Ave
Bath
H. W. Keagy
Inquire of the News
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J. C. Vance
Union
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West South Street
Ed Smith Hardware Co
Penna. Avenue
Long Avenue
Bevan
South Mill Street
North Hill
Robert L. Wallace
Wilmington Road
Inquirers
Boots
Fountain Avenue
Elm City
Beaver St
Beaver and
Washington Streets
J. Greer & Son
Richelieu Avenue
A. M. Stewart
Kissinger
Kregant
North Street
W. G Kissinger
East North Street
Davis
Boyles and
Highland Avenues
Chautauqua, N. Y
Ask T. Sheaner
Dutford
C. Smith and Son
Pittsbur Street
Eastbrook
S. Hutchinson
Domenico D'Amore
Portersville
D. D'Amore
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
G. H. van Horn
Jferson Street
Maurice Christian Winter
New Castle Pa
Transac
Edwin M Underwood
William Campbell Jr
Pulaski Township
William A. Eakin
T. D. Stevenson
New Bedford
New, New Castle
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