Rice Dies In Poverty After Rising from Wealth
CHICAGO June 4 Silent Arthur Rice aged 60 a former Tweed ally in New York died in South Chicago. He spent his last years giving candy to neighborhood children and giving away earnings while keeping his past life secret. He once claimed he was powerful beside Boss Tweed before his fall.
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National News Association
Chicago
Arthur Rice
Rice
Boss’ Tweed
New York
Tweed
New York City
John Barleycorn Shows Again in Washington D C
Revenue figures released show strong gains from beer wine cigarettes and tobacco through May 29 with total receipts about 17 million higher than last year. Beer and fermented liquors contribute roughly 2.5 million of the increase while wines whiskey and other spirits surpass last year by 7 million.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Highland pupil sets flawless attendance record
Arthur Dunn son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dunn of Parks avenue, a Highland school pupil who will enter high school next year, has a splendid record. He has not missed a day in five years and has never been tardy.
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Arthur Dunn
George R. Dunn
Parks Avenue
Highland School
DANGER FROM PNEUMONIA PROMOTES VINCI TONIC
Pneumonia fears rise with cold damp weather and the ad urges boosting health with Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. Testimonial from Ellen Lytle of Lima Ohio claims major weight gain and improved health after six bottles. Vinol is offered with a guarantee. Saxo Salve is promoted for itching and quick healing.
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Vinci
Ellen Lytle
Lima
New College Level Course Planned At Local High School
Principal Edward Sargent plans a new college level track at the city high school starting next fall. The program lets graduates enter college as sophomores, with advanced English chemistry and languages taught alongside regular curriculum. Normal department will join the course, requiring several new instructors and board approval at the next meeting. Colleges in the area may credit the studies. a class of over ten is needed to start.
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Edward Sargent
Board of Education
Sargent
City Public Schools Dismiss for Summer as Examinations End
City public schools dismissed thousands of pupils for the summer. Examinations concluded, teachers received salaries for the past month. Playground openings July 1 aim to care for children and direct pay. Officials estimate promotion will surpass last year’s just over 80 percent. Total teachers’ salaries paid amount to 13 310 dollars, the last payment until next term.
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City
Desertion Charge in Divorce Cases
Mrs. Mary E. Ward seeks a divorce from Francis L. Ward on grounds of desertion. they married September 30, 1907 and lived together until July 1910. Adam Kreischer files for divorce from Christena Kreischer. married in 1901 and separated after 1909 when he says she deserted him.
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Mary E. Ward
Thomas W. Dickey
Francis L. Ward
Adam Kreischer
M. L. Rabinovitz
Christena Kreischer
Kreischer
Foreman Davis Injured in Street Dept Accident
Moravia street workmen report Foreman Davis of the city street department severely injured when a log rolled onto his left foot while hauling cribbing logs yesterday. He is seen hobbling on crutches today.
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Foreman Davis
City Street Department
Moravia Street
Mercantile Building Welcomes First Tenant J W Rhodes
J W Rhodes formerly of the Kurtz Building took possession as the Mercantile Building’s first tenant. His suite is No 318 with river views, occupying a landmark new office space opened Saturday morning.
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J. W. Rhodes
Kurtz
Mercantile
Final arguments in New Castle water case and school diplomas
Final arguments before Judge Porter in the city of New Castle versus the New Castle Water Company. The case seeks to compel pure water supply as evidence shows improved Shenango conditions. other actions heard include Nord v Smith and Jozawaska v Shenango Railway. Diplomas awarded to hundreds of graduates with remarks on the Montessori method and patrols of health and history.
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City of
New Castle
Porter
Anna K. Nord
C. Ed Smith
Mary Jozawaska
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
J. J. W. Morrow
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
J. J. Dean
Central District Printing and Telegraph Company
Bond issue defeated by Citizens in New Castle
The bond issue failed after a rapid precinct count in New Castle. Voters also chose Fifth Ward select councilman with Wm Lang, Socialist, defeating Lyle Emery by 161 to 136, a narrow margin of 25 votes.
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New Castle
Wm. Lang
Lyle Emery
Fifth Ward
iLang
Lang
Emery
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