Boxer uprising fears spread in China provinces
Reports from Hunan Kiang Su and Chi Li warn of a repeat of the Boxer uprising on a larger scale. Prince Chun and advisers seek how to curb trouble as foreigners flee coastal towns. Foreign consuls urge departure while Nanking braces for possible hostilities.
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United Press
PEKIN
Hunan
Kiang-Su
Chi Li
Prince Chun
Nanking
Revolutionary Board of War
Emery Wallpaper Room A Beauty Opens Monday
John Emery moves his wallpaper business to a new, larger North Mill street location opposite the Woman's Exchange. The 30 foot square room is stylishly decorated, with ceiling work pending, showcasing the growing business and Emery's progressive advertising.
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John Emery
Emery
Neuwahl
North Mill Street
Woman's Exchange
New Castle
Nervy thieves steal auto tires in Broadway incident
In New York on June 4 Michael Fuccia and Michael Gerret, the Italian and Irish suspects, were detained at police headquarters after stealing tires from W. E. D. Stokes's car outside the Ansonia. A crowd watched as the youths rolled the tires uptown and were arrested by a patrolman.
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New York
Michael Fuccia
Michael Gerret
W. E. D. Stokes
Ansonia
Broadway
24Th Street
Stokes
Roosevelt speech condemned by Young Egyptaan committees
Dispatches report Col Roosevelt's Guild hall speech condemned as an insult to the civilized world by Young Egyptaan committees whose Geneva headquarters were cited. In Pennsylvania the primary election process continued with polls open from two to eight this evening for congressional and state offices.
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London
Col. Roosevelt
Guildhall
Geneva
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Mrs Wallis Hosts Sharon Visit Guests
Miss Roberta and Hazel Martin of Court street and Agnes Wallace of Wallace avenue returned from Sharon where they were the guests of Miss Laura Wallis.
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Roberta
Hazel Martin
Court Street
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Sharon
Laura Wallis
Mrs. Doxey Faces Bigamy Charge After Acquittal
Mrs Dora E Doxey released on bond after arrest on bigamy charges following murder acquittal in St Louis. She plans to mount a defense arguing she did not knowingly wed Erder while facing possible perjury and false pretenses charges. Dr Loren B Doxey, her husband, says he is pleased with the verdict but may be tried separately.
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United Press
ST. Louis
William J. Elder
Dora E. Doxey
Clayton
Erder
B R P Officials Inspect Line In New Castle Visit
New Castle welcomed B R P railroad head officials from New York on a line inspection trip. The special train carried top executives and stockholders and followed a broader tour of the system. No results were announced but improvements for the city are anticipated and talk of a motor car between here and Pittsburgh may be linked to the visit.
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New York City
New Castle
Pittsburg
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Dean Block
First Ward
Grant Street
Erie Railroad Company
City of
Missionary fears rise as unrest grips Nanking region
The Presbyterian and other missions report anxious conditions near Nanking amid anti foreign sentiment. Missionaries abroad rely on warned alerts from workers, a naval presence near Nanking offers reassurance, and runners will guide return if hostility grows.
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United States
Pekin
Nanking
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Mission Board
Stanley White
Nenking
Browne challenges Cook County court jurisdiction in bribery case
June 4 Chicago. Lee O'Neill Browne Democratic leader of the general assembly indicted for bribery in the Lorimer election scandal was surrendered by his bondsman Alderman John Powers. Browne and others entered the sheriff's office and Browne was taken into custody. Judge Scanlan issued a writ of habeas corpus returnable Monday to test Cook county court jurisdiction. Browne was to face trial on bribery charges Monday.
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United Press
Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
General Assembly
Lorimer
John Powers
Browne
Powers
Scanlan
Cook County Court
American colonel captured in Nicaragua faces instant court martial
Dispatches from Managua report Col. William Pitman of Boston, serving under Estrada, captured by Madriz forces while laying mines near the Bluefields customs house. He is said to be badly wounded and has been ordered tried at once by drumhead court martial.
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New York
Managua
William Pitman
Boston
Estrada
Bluefields
Madriz
Pitman
Customs House
King George Presented with Field Marshal Baton
Lords Roberts and Kitchener and other English field marshals visited Marlborough House to present King George with a field marshal baton honoring his elevation. Roberts delivered the presentation speech as the king praised the army in reply.
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London
Lords Roberts
Kitchener
England
George
Marlborough House
Lord Roberts
Taft Helps Unveil Michigan Statue of Gen. Custer
The ceremony in Litchfield featured Col. W. D. Mann of New York and Col. George G. Griggs of Grand Rapids, both Custer brigade veterans, as the monument a life sized bronze equestrian statue titled Sighting the Enemy. Erected by Michigan the pedestal bears the word Custer. Senator William Alden Smith gave the keynote eulogy, tracing Custers Civil War and Little Big Horn exploits while praising Mrs. Custer. The president praised Custers postwar service and western expansion work, Gov. Warner of Michigan spoke on the statue and Will Carleton read a Custer poem.
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Litchfield
W. D. Mann
New York
George G. Griggs
Grand Rapids
Custer Brigade
New Hampshire
Custer
Michigan
William Alden Smith
Michigan Calvary
Little Big Horn
West
Burrows
Gov. Warner
Will Carleton
Mall Fire on Friendship Street
At 1 30 this afternoon a small fire was discovered on the roof at the home of Frank Cunningham at 56 Friendship Street. The fire was extinguished with small loss, Fifth Ward and Central fire departments responding.
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Frank Cunningham
Friendship Street
Fifth Ward
Central Fire
Three Die After Train Hits Market Wagon in Dayton
A southbound Big Four train struck H. C. Coombs market wagon at Findlay street in Dayton. Coombs his 18 year old daughter and neighbor Paul Winthrop 15 were killed instantly. The article notes Coombs was from Glenwood and mentions a newborn son to Mr and Mrs George Lamoree of Highland avenue.
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Dayton
H. C. Coombs
Glenwood
Findlay Street
Coombs
Paul Winthrop
George Lamoree
Highland Avenue
Assyrian pastor seeks aid for orphaned children in Assyria
Rev George Sawa, a native Assyrian, visits the city to raise funds for one hundred orphans left by recent Turkish massacres. He has credentials from his homeland and U S authorities and plans to address communities in several cities, including a stop at the Lawrence County Sunday School convention in New Wilmington.
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George Sawa
U. S
Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Assyria
Railroads Bluffing Over Retrenchment and Rates
Officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission doubt railroad presidents will cut spending or lay off workers despite government injunction over higher rates. Most lines report higher gross earnings for the year, with some declines in net earnings suggesting funds directed to permanent improvements.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Kohler double investigated over impersonation of chief
Attorney W H Boyd, leading Kohler's civil service trial team, began examining a string of visits to the tenderloin and all night grills by a man who posed as Kohler. The impersonator reportedly deceived saloon regulars and used theChief’s identity while Kohler faced 23 charges of misconduct.
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United Press
Cleveland
W. H. Boyd
Kohler
Civil Service Commission
Boyd
Coldest June 4 in 19 years hits Boston area
Boston and New England temperatures reach the coldest June 4 in 19 years with the official morning reading at 46 degrees in Boston. Northfield Vermont reports freezing conditions as the mercury falls to 32.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Northfield
Vermont
Ill Pearl Huntzinger Under Care of Whaleys in Court Street
Mrs. Pearl Huntzinger of Philadelphia is ill with diphtheria and staying at the home of her uncle and aunt Sheriff and Mrs. R. H. Whaley on Court Street. She is getting along as well as could be expected.
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Pearl Huntzinger
Philadelphia
R. H. Whaley
Court Street
Central S T L Alumni Meeting Planned at Waddingtons Home
All members of Central S T L alumni are asked to meet Monday evening at 125 East North Street at 7 45. Mrs C W Waddington hosts the gathering.
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Central
C. W. Waddington
East North Street
Miss Maude Mainwaring Returns Home After Teaching
Miss Maude Mainwaring of Grove City has returned home after spending the past year teaching in this city.
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Maude Mainwaring
Grove City
Variety of city listings for homes and lots for sale
A newspaper market listing details several properties for sale including a Epworth Street two story frame dwelling with modern amenities priced at 2900, a Cherryhurst Plan vacant lot, and multiple homes on Green Street Dewey Avenue Belmont Avenue Moravia and Bridge Street with prices ranging from 750 to 9000. Investments include Copelaw plan three lots in McKees Rocks with rental income and trade interest.
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Epworth Street
Cherryhurst
Green Street
First Ward
Walton Plan
Wallace Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Third Ward
Belmont Avenue
Crawford Avenue
Mulberry Street
Moravia Street
Miller Street
Bridge Street
Washington Street
Copelaw
McKees Rocks
New Castle
J. F. P. Kennelly & Co, Fire Insurance
John Street
J. H. Sherritt
Harmony
Johns Street
North Hill
Automobile sale offers for historic touring cars group
Five classic cars offered for sale including a 1907 Oldsmobile five passenger touring car a 1907 Thomas Flyer seven passenger touring car a 1907 Winton five passenger touring car a 1906 Pierce Arrow with delivery body and a 1907 Mitchell runabout. All must be moved at once and any reasonable offer will be considered by the Netail Department.
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Pope-Hartford
Thomas Flyer
Winton
Mitchell Runabout
Netail Department
Reverend McCrory Accepted Call at Prospect and Mount Chestnut
Rev. J. Reed McCrory has accepted the call and will serve Prospect and Mount Chestnut United Presbyterian churches in Butler presbytery. The move consolidates his ministry responsibilities with the two congregations in a joint appointment.
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J. Reed McCrory
Prospect
Mount Chestnut United Presbyterian
Butler Presbytery
Man Dies in Boarding House After Job Hunt
Nick Bolja aged 38 collapsed in his Youngstown boarding house Friday morning after telling boarders about his failed job search. Heart trouble, blamed on overtaxing his strength, caused his death.
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Nick Bolja
Youngstown
Minister Hurt in Bicycle Collision in Youngstown
Rev. John Hillman of the Trinity M. E. B. church of Youngstown was riding a bicycle when he collided with a car and was thrown to the pavement, suffering a broken rib and injuries.
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John Hillman
The
Trinity M. EB
Church of
Youngstown
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