Dr Miller Returns from Synod Session in Erie
Dr J H Miller of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church has returned from Erie Pa where he attended the synod sessions at Luther Memorial church The meeting ran from Thursday to Tuesday with education and missionary unification as major topics C W Hermann Hess of St John’s served as a lay delegate
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J. H. Miller
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Erie
Luther Memorial Church
C. W. Hermann Hess
St. John’s
New Baptist Church at Grove City Near Occupancy
The Grove City Baptist church construction advances as plastering begins and occupancy is anticipated soon.
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Grove City
World Will Be Insane Asylum Says Kellogg
Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek declares the world will become a vast insane asylum in 265 years. He blames physical degeneracy and rising disease for increasing insanity and notes women bottle feeding less, leading to infant deaths, while tea coffee tobacco and alcohol threaten civilization.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
J. H. Kelloge
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg
Hill says there’s no cause for alarm over rail rate injunction
James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway argues in New York that America’s wealth shields it from government missteps and says western railroads acted within law. He contends tariffs are uniform, the injunction merely delays increases, and the Supreme Court would not confiscate property or force railroads to operate at a loss.
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United Press
New York
America
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Western Railroads
Western Roads
Western Trunk Line Committee
Hill
Supreme Court
Heavy gunshot well tests gas field near Mars
American Gas Company of Pittsburg drilled a test well on the Clark farm south of Mars using glycerin shots totaling 335 quarts over two days. The blast blew sand and pebbles from the Speechley sand but showed no oil or gas in lower sands. Gas was not sufficient to clean the well and tools on the first run stuck in the hole. engineers estimate potential output over fifty thousand feet of gas per day.
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American Gas Company
Pittsburg
Clark Farm
Mars
Speechley
Mourning colors at college chapel after memorial stone burial
New Wilmington reports junior class members wore mourning colors at chapel services following the burial of their class memorial stone on campus. The juniors’ action quelled school tensions and was praised as helping restore harmony. Rev. J S Martin, National Reform secretary, slated to speak on Character the End of Education. High school building progress delayed by wet weather but brick work half done and completion hoped for fall opening.
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New Wilmington
College Chapel
J. S. Martin
National Reform Association
New Wilmington Proclamation Urges Weeds Mowing
Burgess J. C. Bell issues annual call for residents to mow weeds and grass along gutters and alleys before the tenth of each summer month, enforcing borough law.
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Burgess J. C. Bell
New Wilmington
Grove City to face Westminster in New Wilmington clash
Grove City travels to New Wilmington next Monday afternoon seeking revenge after a sixteen inning loss at home. Westminster aims for another victory as the cycle of county league play continues.
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Grove City
New Wilmington
Westminster
Reverend Wishart to Speak at College Poetry Talk
On Monday evening June 6 Rev. C. F. Wishart of Allegheny will address a union meeting of the college literary societies in the college chapel on Life as Viewed by Three Poets. No admission will be charged.
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C. F. Wishart
Allegheny
College Literary Societies
College Chapel
Ministers Ordained at Kiski Presbytery Install
Robert albreath was ordained and installed as a United Presbyterian minister at the meeting of Kiski presbytery yesterday. He is a graduate of Westminster College and Allegheny Seminary.
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Robert “Albreath
United Presbyterian
Kiski
Westminster College
Allegheny Seminary
Committees Prepare for Thousand Visitors
Committees in charge arrange logistics as about one thousand visitors are expected for the upcoming event. Plans include crowd management, facilities, and safety measures to accommodate the turnout.
Instant Relief for Sore Feet Cures Tender and Swollen Feet
An advertorial piece extols TIZ as a non powder foot remedy trusted by policemen worldwide. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations, clear pores, and restore perfect foot condition, with a testimonial from Emzy Harrell of Austin Texas praising its superiority. Claimed price is 25 cents per box with direct mail option from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
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Tiz
Emzy Harrell
Austin
Texas
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Dodge Bidg
Chicago
Realty Transfers Report Shows Small Transfers
Real estate records list transfers in various wards and townships. A. L. Hazen to Dora G. Rodgers in Third ward for $1 and Mary Harris trustee to J Norman Martin in North Beaver for $113.40 are among the items. John A. Thompson to Orlo S. Minor in Plaingrove for $5,800 and J Norman Martin to Felice Cordillo in North Beaver for $1,026 also appear.
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A. L. Hazen
Dora G. Rodgers
Third Ward
Martha Trimble
City of
New Castle
Thomas S. Kirk
J. Norman Martin
North Beaver Township
Mary Harris
North Beaver
Felice Cordillo
J. W. Cunningham
J. V. Cunningham
John A. Thompson
Orlo S. Minor
Plaingrove
Wm. J. Sharp
Addison K. Nesbit
Annie A. Buzza
John 8. Elliott
Seventh Ward
Forger Sought in Sharon Arrest Captured in Youngstown
Sharon police announce the arrest of Clarence Leigh alias Clarence Baughton in Youngstown. The wanted forger from Sharon was reportedly tracked down by officers and taken into custody, ending a manhunt effort.
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Clarence Leigh
Clarence Baughton
Youngstown
Sharon
Tun Down
Entertainment features for Lawrence County Sunday School convention
The Lawrence County Sunday School convention will be held in New Wilmington next week with entertainment features planned. All arrangements are to be completed tomorrow.
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Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Westminster College Summer School Opens June Twenty First
Westminster College will open its second annual summer session on June 21 with a prepared course of study and a strong faculty in charge. The program emphasizes enhanced instruction and practical learning opportunities for students.
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Westminster College
Children's Day Exercises at Second United Presbyterian Church
The annual observance will take place next Sunday evening at the Second United Presbyterian Church. A finely prepared program promises engaging performances and speeches by local participants.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Examinations Begin at College and Local Bespeaks
Senior examinations commenced today at the college. Rev. M. A. McGill has received a call in Des Moines presbytery. Dr. Tweedie of Cleveland visited in New Wilmington yesterday. Mrs. Alexander and daughter May went to Wooster, Ohio this morning.
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M. A. McGill
Des Moines
Tweedie
Cleveland
New Wilmington
Alexader
May
Wooster
Ohio
You Are Interested in Freight Rates Now
You must help to pay freight as every item you consume is shipped by freight. The text cites 18 million U S families and a $93.36 annual freight bill per family, with railroads collecting about $1.68 billion a year. A 20 percent proposed boost would add about $20 annually per family.
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Sankey
United States
Injunction Made Permanent Against Miners in Greensburg
After an all day session Judge A D Mc Connell granted a permanent injunction restraining United Mine Workers from marching near Jamison Coal & Coke mines. The order also barred camping on the Ruffner heirs farm near Jamison possessions, challenged by the defense which cited farmer John Ruffner testifying that the union leaders rented the farm and were orderly neighbors.
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Greensburg
A. D. McConnell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Jamison Coal & Coke Company
Ruffner
Jamison
John Ruffner
Bean Pot Thrower Sent to Asylum in Berlin
Abraham Leier Weiss, a Polish Jew, hurled a zinc pot filled with beans at the crown prince as he returned from the palace after reviewing the grenadier guards. He was today committed to the insane asylum at Dalidort.
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Berlin
Abraham Leierweiss
Dalidort
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