Real Estate Sale Ordered by Executor Amid Court Petition
I Hazen as executor for the late Samuel P Kemp was authorized to sell property on Ray Street after a court petition by R Ih rbrand. Webster LI Sh aft received $1 700 for the sale. An accident and liability company of old Conn. reported paid up capital of 1 900 000. Non pros granted in several cases for want of a declaration and state filings.
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I. Hazen
Samuel P. Kemp
R. Ihrbrand
Ray Street
Webster LI
Shaft
Accident and Liability Co
Old, Conn
Ding
Robingley
A. Martin
Houk
Robert Thomp
A. B. Hezlop
Hickory Township
Oks Broadbent
Ellen Alexander
Brock School
Conspiracy Case Quashed in Pennsylvania
In En Wald area, Judge Hinckley quashed indictments against F. H. Taylor of Oil City and associates Crandall George B. Munn and Howard of this city. The case involved a 1910 campaign conspiracy to debauch Warren county voters. The motion by defense lawyers was granted as the alleged offenses occurred so long ago that the statute of limitations prevents re indictment.
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Aren, Pa
F. H. Taylor
Oil City
Crandall
George B. Munn
Howard
Hinckley ‘Day
Taylor
Joseph C. Sibprivate
Warren County
Grove City College to Build Three-Story Gymnasium
Ground men began work yesterday on Grove City College gymnasium in Pa. The brick three story building on East Main faces the municipal building will hold a basket court on the first floor with indoor rooms and gallery above and student rooms on the third. Contractor E F Atwell has begun erection with the project priced at a stated figure.
Ad Text Summary of Discount Cloths and Colors
An old advertisement touts True Values fabrics with a price focus and diverse shades including grey navy Copenhagen pink helio and more. It notes yard width and a "dress-costing" comparison to cotton, suggesting value and durability for long dresses and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Knights of Columbus to gather in Washington for Columbus statue unveiling
Knights of Columbus delegations totaling about forty thousand from the United States Canada Mexico and distant possessions will attend the June 8 unveiling of a $190 000 Columbus memorial in Washington. The event will include a grand parade reviewed by President Taft with naval and military displays and floats, including a Washington division float depicting Columbus landing costing $1 000.
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Knights OF Columbus
Washington
United States
Canada
Mexico
Christopher Columbus
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Gibbons, Farley and O'Connell
Cusani Confalconieri
Robert K. Evans
War Department
Citizens’ Committee
Marble
Pan-American Republic
Taft
Army
Navy
Knights of Columbus of Washington
Commencement Exercises Program At Local High School
The program outlines the ceremony in the high school auditorium with an invocation by Rev. J. M. Farrel, music by the high school orchestra, multiple student orations on education and society, prize reading by Elizabeth Jane Atkinson, DAR presentations, diploma conferrals by E. S. Phillips, and benediction by Rev. H. F. Given. The class includes over 100 graduates.
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J. M. Farrel
W. F. Johns
Eleanor Pearson Kennedy
Olive Illing
Eva Locke
Theressa McDermott
Ruth Leathers
Elsie Milton
Gertrude Black
Samuel Burns
Mary Kirkpatrick Harris
Ruth Allison
Ohio Valley
Elizabeth Jane Atkinson
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. G. Price
Regent
E. S. Phillips
Board of Education
H. F. Given
Foundation laid for Battery B monument at Mt Jackson
Miss Ora Brest returned from New Castle after attending the Nurses commencement. James Ferguson and Charles Ferguson of Urichsville Ohio visit 5S. P. Ferguson. Rev Hamil attends New Wilmington commencements. First United Presbyterian children’s day to be held next Sunday. Miss Melissa Carr hosts Sunday school class honoring teacher Blanche Ruthrauff who departs for Yellowstone Park. Tea spoons presented to the guest. Luncheon for 20 guests, 11 girls and 9 boys.
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Ora Brest
New Castle
James Ferguson
Charles Ferguson
Urichsville
P. Ferguson
Hamil
United Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Melissa Carr
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Blanche Ruthrauff
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Henry Thornton Guests at Blairview Summer Home
Mrs Henry Thornton and her children from Garden City Long Island are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs George D Blair at Blairview the summer residence near Princeton.
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Henry Thornton
Garden City
Long Island
George DD. Blair
Blairview
Princeton
Mrs Greaton's Change of Life Cure Claimed by Lydia E Pinkham
Natick Massachusetts resident Marion Sweet Greaton reports relief from nervous symptoms insomnia and a tumor scare after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the remedy as a life changing treatment and invites others to seek confidential advice from the company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Natick
Mass
Marion Sweet Greaton
Jefferson St
Alimony Row Prompts Arrest Attachment Request
William Fishburn is accused of not paying alimony and counsel fees in his divorce case. Attorney W W Stevenson filed a petition seeking a warrant for Fishburn’s arrest, noting $82.50 owed in alimony and $25 in fees. A rule to show cause returns on the first Monday in July. Several divorce proceedings have masters appointed and alias subpoenas issued.
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William Fishburn
W. W. Stevenson
Fishburn
Porter
Merrill D. Black
Bessie M. Black
Thomas W. Dickey
Alias
Minnie E. de Wolf
Loren L. de Wolf
Mayme Barnard
Edwin J. Barnard
Frank Palen
Celestia Palen
Homer Drake
Mosquitos Back From Ancient Deposits Staged by Brazil Find
Reports say Assistant Secretary Atlee found a prehistoric deposit in Brazil with two tiny larvae that grew into mosquitoes after analysis. The tale ties to earlier Indiana quarry legends of toads found in suspended animation. experts doubt these living specimens but authorities may pursue the claim.
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Washington
Atlee
Brazil
Agricultural Department
Adee
Indiana
Logansort
Bought Cemetery Lot Before Taking Poison
Ira Gibson age 22 and his sweetheart Kittie Wells both died by their own hand in Huntington West Virginia in a suspected pact. Gibson bought a cemetery plot adjacent to Wells and had the grave dug before his death yesterday afternoon after declaring he would die for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Ira Gibson
Kittie Wells
Gibson
Prison for Liquor Sale Plea Advices Two Sentences
Thomas Thomas and W. Lesniak pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license before Judge Porter. They received $500 fines each and ninety day county jail terms to serve.
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Thomas Thomas
W. Lesniak
Porter
Devoe Paint Promotes Honest Coats and True Value
A New York agitation for dollar gas is used as an analogy to debunk counterfeit paints. The writer argues many paints claim the same price but lack quality, noting real paint costs and painter fees. Devoe is presented as the remedy, with eight honest options and strong performance.
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New York
Devoe
Lingerie Display At B and H June Show
Women are invited to view B and Hs June lingerie display featuring undermuslins for summer. The sale highlights reduced prices from 25c to $2.00 across slips gowns skirts combi nations and corset covers with lace and embroidery trims.
Fashionable Ratine Fabrics Take Paris by Storm
The 1912 trend spreads from Paris to major fashion houses with Ratine fabrics used for trims and full garments. A real White Ratine 40 inches wide is offered at 75 cents a yard, along with Ratine Wool 40 inches wide at the same price.
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Paris
Ratine Woile
Man Reunites With Long Lost Fiancée After Vessel Wreck
Jas McDonald, aboard the Harvard, reached San Francisco en route to Alberta to wed Miss Harriet Woodside, who believed him dead after the whaling bark he sailed on was wrecked. He learned in Los Angeles that her husband had died, prompting his delayed arrival.
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San Francisco
Jas. McDonald
Harvard
Alberta
Can
Harriet Woodside
McDonald
New England
Ocean area figures listed for major seas and regions
The passage lists ocean areas in square miles: Pacific Ocean 68,000,000 and Atlantic Ocean 34,000,000 along with references to the Indian Arctic and Antarctic regions totaling 42,000,000. It presents a fragmented numerical summary of global bodies of water.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Indiana, Artic and Antarctic
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