Wanted President 10 Pay Mortgage
Jacob Rusterholtz a 72 year old man traveled from Crawford county Iowa to Washington to have President Taft pay off his farm mortgage. Secret service found him harmless and he stated I am going to Ashington to have President Taft pay off my mortgage. He was unarmed and accompanied by police.
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United Press
Washington
Crawford County
Taft
Jacob Rusterholtz
Union Depot
Secret Service
Rusterholtz
Harrisburg
J. F. Shepley
Shepley
Osterholz
Ashington
Tafty
Founder of Absolute Life arraigned in Chicago court
Evelyn Arthur See founder of the junior common wealth and originator of the Absolute Life cult was arraigned before Judge Scanlon on charges of mistreating girl disciples. See requested a change of venue. case placed on the docket and to be heard by another judge soon.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur See
Junior Commonwealth
Scanlon
Commonwealth
Alea
Lee
Many Applicants for High School Position
School board members attract many teachers seeking city posts. The vacancy from Miss Pomeroy's resignation drew a record number of applicants. Bert Wells, formerly The News editor, aiding Salem fund drive, returned this morning after a short visit and plans to leave soon for Dayton to campaign.
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Bert Wells
the News
Salem
Dayton
Tell Them to Bring the Cards Plea by City Treasurer
City Treasurer C. C. Duff urged taxpayers to bring their cards when paying June taxes to speed service and handle crowds. Cards should be ready by next week, enabling tax collection from the start of the month. Without cards, more clerks and delays would follow as the tax books are not yet ready.
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C. C. Duff
Negro Named For Assistant Attorney General Post
Reports from the Senate judiciary committee recommend confirmation of William H. Lewis of Massachusetts as assistant attorney general of the United States. James B. Elliott of South Dakota is also nominated as U. S. district judge. Lewis holds a high government post by recess appointment, described as the top position ever given a Negro in the department.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Wm. H. Lewis
Massachusetts
United States
James B. Elliott
South Dakota
U. S
Lewis
Government Department
Attorney Given Term in Pen For Thaw Case
Former attorney Daniel J. O Raily once served Harry K Thaw and Nan Patterson. He received five months in county penitentiary after conviction for receiving stolen property tied to the Aaron Bancroft robbery involving 85,000 dollars in stock and bonds via the phon y envelope game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Daniel J. O’railly
Harry K. Thaw
Nan Patterson
Vernon M. Davis
Aaron Bancroft
Merle Ingham Among Washington and Jefferson Graduates
Merle M. Ingham of East Street will graduate with the class of Washington and Jefferson College on June 21. He has been a leading class member in athletics, earning high honors in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle M. Ingham
G. B. Ingham
East Street
Washington and Jefferson College
Navy Academy names new superintendent Captain Gibbons
Captain John H. Gibbons has assumed the superintendency of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. He succeeds Captain John M. Bowyer.
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John H. Gibbons
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
John M. Bowyer
Reverend Batman Addresses Airdome Meeting
Under the Personal Workers league, a Saturday night gathering at the airdome featured Rev. Batman of Youngstown as the principal speaker. His address was described as earnest and inspiring.
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Personal Workers’ League
Airdome
Batman
Youngstown
Baking a Fish Upright on a Platter
A method describes placing a carrot inside a whole fish before baking to keep the fish standing upright on the platter. The tip promises stable presentation and an appealing serving display.
Trophies Offered Local Shooters at Lawrence Gun Club
Local shooting series began at Lawrence Gun Club grounds with two cups awarded for high and second high scores for the season. Shoots occur every two weeks, next event scheduled a week from Saturday, with results listing competitors Hughes Buchanan French Richards Atkinson Duttes Bilott Gotel Bardnerekue HinksSon NIMS and others, totals shown.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Hughes
Buchanan
Richards
Atkinson
Wilson
Wedecascce
J. D. Biliott
Asceses
Gotel
Oeveak Bardnerekue HinksSon
NIMS
Eschenns i
Governor Colquitt Refuses Guard at Dry Texas Rally
Fort Worth Texas June 5 Governor O B Colquitt spoke to about 25 000 opponents of a constitutional amendment to abolish liquor traffic in Texas despite threats from anti prohibition letters He declined a special police bodyguard while Chief Renfrew ordered protection. A July 22 special election will decide the issue Prohibitionists photographed the crowd for campaign use.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
O. B. Colquitt
Renfrew
Strikers Healings Clash With Railroad Sleuths Sparks City Riot
A Brownsville Pennsylvania delegation plans to go to Washington to protest what they describe as overbearing railroad detectives inciting riots. A gunshot wounded Mrs. Michael Sonick and a shopman, Michael Forlich, during clashes on the Monongahela river bank as strikers and deputies clashed with detectives.
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United Press
Brownsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Michael Sonick
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Michael Forlich
Monongahela
Six Drowned When Launch Galilee Capsizes on Utah Lake
Six people die when the launch Galilee capsizes during a dinner party on Utah Lake. The victims include Edward Holmes Vera Brown Benjamin Raymond and Sherman Brown Frank Brown and Helen Brown. Holmes died protecting his fiancée Vera Brown as they sank. Only one body had been recovered by dawn.
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United Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Lake
Galilee
Edward Holmes
Vera Brown
Benjamin Raymond
Sherman
Frank
Helen Brown
Vera
Holmes- Brown
Holmes
Opposition to Monument on Mrs. Eddy’s Grave
Mrs. Augusta Stetson former leader of the First Church of the Christian Scientists in New York opposes any monument over Mary Baker G. Eddy’s grave in Boston She argues Eddy is immortal and will perform a demonstration proving her teachings her students expect a manifestation similar to Jesus appearing to his disciples
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United Press
New York
Mrs. Eddy
Augusta Stetson
First Church of the Christian Scientists
Boston
Jesus
Christ
Mrs. Stetson
Playground Commission to Meet Tuesday at YMCA
The playgrounds committee will convene Tuesday at 4 p m at the YMCA to discuss matters of importance. No boys' director has been secured yet despite several applications. Dr Loyal Wilson and Rev A McCormick head a committee to secure an instructor. A bath house will be built at Grant street bridge near the pottery with an instructor to teach swimming.
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Loyal Wilson
A McCormick
Grant Street Bridge
Pottery
Oregon Governor Sees Similar Progressivism Across Nation
Governor Woodrow Wilson, returning from his tour, states Oregon is no more progressive than New Jersey. He notes wide polity shifts with voters judging on principles and men, not party lines, and reports little opposition to Canadian reciprocity.
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Oregon
New Jersey
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Quorum Efforts Planned for City Committees This Week
After failed attempts to secure quorums last week, council members outline a demanding schedule. The Street committee meets tonight, the hinting committee assembles Tuesday evening, and the Police and Finance committees meet Thursday evening.
Church Singer Alice McDowell Dies After Carbolic Acid Ingestion
Pittsburg June 5. Miss Alice McDowell a renowned church singer and daughter of the late S C Crawford former Crawford county sheriff died at her Meadville home after drinking carbolic acid. Her mother had become unbalanced days earlier and is believed to have suffered the same fate.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Alice McDowell
S. C. Crawford
Crawford County
Meadville
Nationalist Leader John Dillon Seriously Injured in Irish Car Crash
John Dillon, head and back injuries, involved in a car accident near Cammlough in Ireland. Dillon is a Nationalist leader and MP for Mayo, elected in 1880, having recently returned from travels to America on behalf of the national cause.
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United Press
London
John Dillon
Cammlough
Ireland
Dillon
County Mayo
America
Giants and Cubs Fined Heavily for umpire incident
The National League fined and suspended players after a bat to umpire Eason in Chicago on Saturday. Brown received a 25 dollar fine and three day suspension, Doyle of New York three days, Zimmerman and Myers 25 each, Becker 10.
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United Press
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Lynch
National League
Eason
Chicago
Brown
Doyle
Cub Zimmerman
Giant Myers
Becker
Stricken Uncle Dies at Funeral of Murdered Nephew
In Pittsburg on June 5 an uncle, Matthew Sherlock, 51, a plumber, died at his home after collapsing while attending the funeral of his murdered nephew. The nephew’s body was found under a bridge in Cairo, NL and was brought for burial. The uncle’s death is attributed to the shock.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Matthew Sherlock
Cairo
Barial
Lois McKinney Improves After Mayo Clinic Operation
Robert A. McKinney of Leasure Avenue reports his daughter Lois underwent surgery for chronic appendicitis at Mayo Brothers Sanitarium in Rochester Minnesota. The telegram confirms the operation was successful and Lois is recovering well to the delight of her many friends.
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Robert A. McKinney
Leasure Avenue
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
Rochester
Minn
Lois
Taft Returns With a Smile After Chicago Visit
President Taft arrived in Washington at 8 40 p m today pleased with his Chicago trip and the reception of his reciprocity speech. He prepared for the final fight in the Senate to push the measure through.
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United Press
Washington
Chicago
Taft
Senate
Mithridates Builds Immunity to Poisons Through Small Doses
Pontus King Mithridates trained against poisons by ingesting tiny doses over time, aiming to counteract toxins and prevent fatal effects, a historic anecdote illustrating his famed caution and self-preservation strategy.
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Mithridates
Pontus
Mrs J C Of Futt Ills Improves After Monthslong Illness
The condition of Mrs J C Of Futt of North Jefferson street, who has been quite ill for several months, remains about the same though there is some improvement today. Her condition was regarded as serious Sunday.
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J. C. Offutt
North Jefferson Street
Harris hosts reception for Miss Snape and Five W's Kensington
Miss Elizabeth Harris of Centennial Street will host a reception Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 in honor of her guest Miss Alice Snape of Utica New York. This evening Miss Harris entertains the Five W's Kensington.
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Elizabeth Harris
Centennial Street
Alice Snape
Utica
N. Y
Miss Harris
Kensington
Clever swindler sues Youngstown widow tale on funeral costs
A man in Youngstown is accused of defrauding residents by collecting about $60 claiming to aid a poor widow with funeral expenses for her child. Police report the scheme involved false sympathy and requests for money.
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Youngstown
Murdered man Rarph M Rhodes 23 in Sandy Lake incident
Rarph M Rhodes aged 23 of Sandy Lake was killed on the Lake Shore railroad in a fatal incident.
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Rarph M. Rhodes
Sandy Lake
Lake Shore
Deaths of John Young and Ethel Boggs Noted in Area
John Young 63 longtime East End resident and Pennsylvania Railroad employee died Sunday at 719 East Washington Pittsburg street after eight months of illness. Survived by wife six children two sisters and one brother with burial at St Marys Cemetery after high mass. Eighteen year old Ethel L Boggs daughter of Jacob R Boggs died Sunday night at home in Big Beaver Township from unknown causes. Survived by father two brothers and an aunt with funeral Wednesday at 11 at the New Galilee Reformed Presbyterian church and Union Cemetery burial.
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John Young
East Side
East Washington
Pittsburg
Mr. Young
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
Joseph
John
James
Harmon
Ind
Clare Marie
Order of St. Joseph
Baden
Elizabeth
Matthew
Mary O’rourke
Minneapolis
Galvin
St. Paul
Kansas
Young
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ethel L. Boggs
Jacob R. Boggs
Big Beaver Township
McCandless
Oliver B
John J
Margaret
Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Galilee
Union Cemetery
Grand Jury Probes Paper and Lumber Trusts
The Grand Jury orders co operator and stenographer to provide correspondence that could reveal suppression of competition. It remains unclear whether the inquiry targets the wood pulp segment or the alleged print paper trust within the lumber industry.
Schools Picnic at Cascade Park
Children from the city public schools enjoyed the annual picnic at Cascade Park to celebrate the end of the school year. They received free tickets and spent the day enjoying various activities and pleasures.
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Cascade Park
Printers Close Saturday at Noon Agreement
New Castle printers agree to close all job printing plants at 12 noon Saturdays during June July and August. Rise Printing Co Brindle Printing Co John A Leathers Miller Pyle and Graham signatories.
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New Castle
Rise Printing Co
Brindle Printing Co
John A. Leathers, Miller, Pyle& Graham
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Iowa
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Ledehiih
Stritmater
Hill
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The
Merle Ingham
W. and
Gibbon
Texas
COM
Giants
CUBS
Miss McKinney
Kiled
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Pate
Washington ST
E. Washington Street
Grand Jury
Union National Bank NO
B. Long Avenue
Glock Jewelry CO
East
Traction Co
Hospital Notes
Edwin Leslie
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr. Rogers
T. C. Hartzel
East Washington Street
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