Republican County Committee Elected by Saturday Primaries
The Republican County committee members were chosen in a Saturday primary across wards. Notable picks include C A Phillips and Ed K Logan in the first ward, Walter S Reynolds in the third ward, J H Kline in the fourth ward, and J H Gross in the fifth ward, with many other ward selections listed.
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Republican County Committee
C. A. Phillips
K. Logan
Hr. P. Riddle
Charles H. Durant
C. H. Young
Walter S. Reynolds
H. KE. Martin
J. H. Kline
H. G. Lowash
J. RB. Morrow
S. H. McCready
Philip Day
Samuel Truby
Hickory
A. T. Young
Frank Gormley
Little Beaver
J. P. Taylor Mahoning
A. C. Ashton
Co. W. Houlett
North Beaver
John F. Pitts
R. M. Duff
Emery
M. G. Paden
Neshannock
F. M. Lindsey
Perry
J. N. Kierker
J. F. Smith
Pulaski
Scott
J. M. Burton
Plaingrove
W. R B. Rodgers
J. W. McComb
Shenango
E. F. Shaffer
D. Mayne
Eli
Wallace Wins By Plurality In County Election
Wallace secured a plurality of 248 votes and carried the county by a substantial margin after late returns from Beaver Falls and Washington. The anti Penrose faction won the delegate race for the state convention. Brown was reported elected by about 190 votes with light overall county turnout and peaceful in city results.
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Beaver Falls
Washington
Alwarts
Richard
Ellwood
Penrose
Brown
Ministers To Meet During June
The Ministerial association met Monday with President Given presiding and agreed to continue meetings through June. Rev. J Elmer Campbell read "The Battle of the Battle" and led an engaging discussion. Visitors included Dr C H Dunlap. members present Were Revs Given Hershey John Hoover Stratton Campbell Upperman and Leatherman.
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Given
J. Elmer Campbell
C. H. Dunlap
First Presbyterian Church
Hershey
John
Hoover
Stratton
Campbell
Upperman
Leatherman
West Falls Street Opening Underway
Work crews begin moving houses blocking West Falls Street as the city opens the short stretch for travel. The project costs about $6,000 and aims to complete the street opening soon.
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West Falls Street
Teachers to be elected at tonight’s school meeting
School controllers meet in the High school building this evening to elect teachers for the coming year. Resignations have come in mostly from married teachers. Many out of town applicants and supernumeraries seek positions. The teachers' committee has met and made recommendations.
Neglected Grave of New York's First Mayor Found
The note reports that Thomas Willett, the first mayor of New York, lies buried in a cemetery in Little Neck Rhode Island area and his grave is neglected. Local observers urge restoration and recognition of his historic role.
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New York
Thomas Willett
Little Neck
R. I
Miss Myrtle Kirk and Miss Ora Brest Visit Pittsburg
Miss Myrtle Kirk of Harbor Bridge and Miss Ora Brest from North Beaver township spent Saturday and Sunday in Pittsburg enjoying the city sights and events.
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Myrtle Kirk
Harbor Bridge
Ora Brest
North Beaver Township
Pittsburg
Former Residents Return After Georgia Visit
Mr and Mrs Butcher formerly ran a confectionery on Pearson street. They left several years ago for Northern Georgia but returned to Youngstown after an unsatisfactory climate. This morning they visited their old city and were seen with Mr Butcher wheeling his wife in an invalid chair.
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Georgia
Youngstown
Local Police Seek Alma Kellner Slayer Wendling in Louisville
New Castle police report a 6000 dollar reward for information locating Joseph Wendling of Louisville Kentucky in connection with the murder and mutilation of Alma Kellner. Wendling, a Frenchman, is thought to be the killer. remains found last week link him to the December crime.
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New Castle
Joseph Wendling
Louisville
Little Alma Kellner
Wendling
McCandless Declares War On Unsanitary Conditions
City Health Officer William McCandless leads a campaign to enforce sanitary sewer connections. Notices were issued to about 4500 residents. roughly 300 complied while 100 plus faced further action as deadlines expired. Two cases settled today with immediate connections and contractual agreements.
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McCandless
William McCandless
Interesting day at Croton Avenue Church highlights
Sunday, June 5, Croton Avenue M E church marked an unusual day with reports from the world's Sunday school convention in Washington, D C. Delegates Mrs J Stratton Miss Elizabeth Sterrett Mrs D T MecConahy Samuel Williams and George Williams shared news and honors were given to superintendent Mrs J L Stratton who attended as a Pennsylvania delegate and joined the Federation of Sunday School Superintendents of the World. Carrie Jeffery earned gifts as she prepares to spend the summer abroad and the Junior department presented her a Bible.
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Croton Avenue
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Sterrett
D. T MecConahy
Samuel Williams
George Wiliams
Eyster
J. L. Stratton
Pennsylvania
Federation of
Sunday School Superintendents of the World
Carrie Jeffery
Delaney Refuses to Train Jeffries for Johnson Fight
Billy Delaney veteran trainer and boxing authority refuses a $10 000 offer to assist James J. Jeffries for the July 4 bout with Johnson. Prominent New York sportsmen believed Delaney’s help valuable but Jeffries welched on a gambling debt and broke his work on the Squires match. Relations between Jeffries and Delaney have been strained since that incident.
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Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Johnson
New York
Delaney
Squires
A Lake Como Reverie as Painted by Nature and Art
A Pall Mall Gazette writer praises Lake Como as naturally lovely and distinct from rivals Garcia and Maggiore. The piece likens Como to a holiday mood landscape, noting gentler hills and velvet shadows, with hazy hills and blue waters, and questions who can paint a Como sky.
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Lake Como
Como
Pall Mall Gazette
Windemere
Garcia
Maggiore
Nature
Gainsborough
David Murray
Professor’s claim on modern pleasures questioned
The writer rebuts a college professor who says no new pleasure exists today. He cites reading the morning paper, global news, rapid transatlantic travel, and broad access to world literature as pleasures and gains. He notes Harry Eyster in Baltimore this week seeking entries for July’s big race meet.
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Greece
Rome
Europe
America
New York
San Francisco
Harry Eyster
Baltimore
Bnai Brith Officials Visit New Castle For Meeting
Distinguished officers of the Order of B nai B rith visited New Castle on Sunday for a social gathering and a large 7 30 p m meeting at Modern Woodmen hall. The party included Isa dor Sobel grand president and Rabbi Max Carrick both of Erie with district deputies Morris Shaffner Theodore Landsberg Isador Reizenstein A L Glick P H Feldstein and Louis Captain of Pittsburgh. They were hosted by local residents M Feuchtwanger and W Rabinovitz and spoke on the order s work including plans for an orphan asylum and friendless home to be built within a year. M Feuchtwanger presided.
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Order of B'nai B'rith
New Castle
Woodmen Hall
Isador Sobel
Erie
Max Carrick
Theodore Landsberg
Morris Shaffner
Isador Reizenstein
A.L. Glick
P. H. Feldstein
Louis
Pittsburg
M. Feuchtwanger
WN. Rabinovitz
Order
Orphans’ Asylum
Deaths of the Day Joseph Wolanin
Joseph Wolanin infant son of Mr and Mrs Wolanin of 61 High Street died Sunday evening of acute pleurisy at age three. Funeral Tuesday at 8 am at St Marys Polish Church with burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Edward Ryan of 471 Pittsburg Street died Sunday at Dixmont Hospital after typhoid illness. Remains to be brought home for burial with time to be announced.
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Joseph
Joseph Wolanin
High Street
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Edward Ryan
Pittsburg Street
Dixmont
Joe Trax Returns From Monument Unveiling at Monroe
Joe Trax arrives home with his cannon after attending the General Custer monument unveiling in Monroe Michigan where President Taft attended. Trax fired salutes met Mrs Custer widow of the commander and received medals and badges amid a gathering that included notable observers.
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Joe Trax
Monroe
Michigan
General Custer
Taft
Trax
Unhappy Experiment Ends In Tragic Pie Death
A Long Island man bragged he could bake a better pie than his wife. He baked a pie, ate a slice, and died, while the wife was vindicated as had no hand in the death.
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Long Island
Belfast Briquettes Meet Local Demand With Brisk Sales
The city of Belfast Ireland consumes 5000 to 10000 tons of coal slack and pitch briquettes annually. Miss Bella Massie of Chestnut street departs Wednesday for a several months visit with her cousin in New York.
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Belfast
Ireland
Bella Massie
Chestnut Street
New York
Real estate listings highlight varied properties for sale
A long list of urban and suburban parcels, houses, and lots for sale across multiple streets and wards. Properties include two-story frame dwellings on Belmon t Avenue and Wallace Avenue, vacant lots on Cherryhurst Plan and Walton Plan, a six-house block in Copelaw McKees Rocks, and an acre on Stop 88 near the Sharon and New Castle line, with prices or payment terms provided.
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Epworth Street
Mae
Cherryhurst
Green Street
First Ward
Walton Plan
Wallace Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Third Ward
Belmont Avenue
Ore Avenue
Mulberry Street
Moravia Street
Miller Street
Bridge Street
Washington Street
Copelaw
McKees Rocks
New Castle
Sharon
W. J. Phipps
Crawford
County Line
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Republican CO
Committee
Wallace
W. Falls ST
Chichester S
Ladica
Chichester
Ruy
Chicester
Hest
Safest
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
MR. and
Mrs. Butcher
Alma Kellner
Croton Ave
M. E. Church
James J. Jeffries
Ake Como Dream OF
Beauty
Bnai B'Rith
Phillips Brooks
Miller's Restaurant
Riverside Livery
North Mercer Street
Gypsum
Ohio
United States Gypsum Co
B. W. Welker
Sharon Line
West Sunbury
Butler County
Rock Point Hotel
Rock Point, Pa
Dufford
Lawrence
Mercer
Butler Counties
McGoun Building
Paved Street
At & N
Pine Street
RK. C. McKinley
Lawrence Savings & Trust
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
South Mill Street
Bell Phone
L. R. C. Fralick
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
N. Y
van Horne
South
Jefferson
Union
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Dean Block
H. E. Woodworth
East South Street
Bath
Neshannock Avenue
West Grant St
North Bay Street
Stewart
Quest Street
E. North Street
Inquire
E. Wallace Avenue
Neshannock Ave
West Wallace Avenue
W. Grant Street
Hazen & Jamison
Greer Block
Levine's Shoe and Drygoods
S. Jefferson Street
Court Street
W. c
Superior
Allan Streets
J. D. Clarke
East Falls St
East Street
George R. Ralph
Long Avenue
Mill Street
L. M. Buchanan
Brown Block
Allen Street
Buff
Wyandottes
N. Ray St
Sharpe
Union Depot
Lawrence Realty Co
Cumberland Avenue
SAILE
Leasure Ave
Hell
Shenango Street
Lawrence Savings & Trus
E. F. Perske
Princeton
Gazette
Lord Harold
Crawford Ave
Somerville Journal
Biff Mamma
Tommy
Johnny
C. C. Robingson & CO
Struker’s
Opera House
Mill and Grant Sts
Mahoningtown
James M. Davidson
Wayne Township
Lawrence County
Terry W. Davidson
Admr
J. W. Cunningham
Wampum
Love
Megown
Pope-Hartford
Oldsmobile
Thomas Flyer
Winton
Ing
Pierce-Arrow
Mitchell
E. R. Thomas Motor CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Gluck Jewelry CO
West Federal Street
B&b
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh
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