Roosevelt speaks on Biological Analogies in History at Magdalen
In Oxford at Magdalen College Theodore Roosevelt delivered the final European lecture of his tour on Biological Analogies in History. The address drew enthusiastic reception from townspeople and university officials despite being his least popular talk.
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United Press
Oxford
Eng
Magdalen College
Oxford University
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Ambassador Reid
Fees Cut for Boarding Prisoners and Court Actions
The document reports multiple court rulings: Vitril and Carcinella discharged for show cause. Postal Telegraph Co. ordered to pay 25 cents per pole 5 cents per mile for wire and cable for periods up to 1911. Cleveland Cooperative Stove Co. vs M Harris rule to show cause dismissed. Edith Nene and Anthony Nene vs Victor Mills judgment stricken off confirmed. Angeline Saviers estate auditors report exceptions dismissed. Jacob Ewens vs James Gunning new trial refused with Ewens awarded 340 dollars for business interruptions during the Gunning block construction.
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Joe Vitril
Felix Carcinella
Postal Telegraph Co
New Castle
Cleveland Co-operative Stove Co
M. Harris
Edith Nene
Anthony Nene
Victor P. Mills
Tule
Angeline Saviers
Jacob Ewens
James Gunning
Ewens
Officers Elected by Brotherhood
The Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church held a brief meeting Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. President John B. Offutt. First and Second vice J. K. Heess. Third vice James E. Drake. Fourth vice Clarence E. Baer. Secretary Oscar J. Sheaffer. Treasurer C. E. Kimbrough. Chaplain J. A. Breckenridge.
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Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
John B. Offutt
J. K. Heess
James E. Drake
Clarence E. Baer
Oscar J. Sheaffer
C. E. Kimbrough
J. A. Breckenridge
Man completes 1035 mile bicycle trip homeward bound
Sharon report states Thomas A. Hanna traveled 1035 miles by bicycle from Des Moines to Warren Ohio in 11 days. He arrived with a broken wheel frame, marking the first accident on the trip. He journeyed from Des Moines to Warren in good spirits despite the mishap.
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Sharon
Thomas A. Hanna
Des Moines
Warren
Black May Runs as Independent in Pittsburg Race
In Pittsburg Dr. Robert J. Black, Dalzell’s primary foe, is urged to run as an independent for Congress. Backers claim Black showed strength in the primaries and could win solo. Black acknowledged Dalzell’s primary win but cites alleged fraud, while others estimate Dalzell’s margin at 386.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Robert J. Black
Dalzell
Congress
Black
The Culhane Company Opens Week at Airdome
The Culhane company opened a week at the Airdome with A Girl of the Hills, led by Miss Southwell whose performance pleased the audience. Veteran actor Wm Cuinane impressed in the comedy role, and tonight features a dramatization of Thelma with a dime matinee Saturday at 2 30 pm.
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Airdome
Miss Southwell
Wm. Cuinane
Marie Corelli
Thelma
Million Quarts of Berries From One Delaware Town
Dover Del June 7 Up to today 14260711 quarts of strawberries had been shipped from the Delaware peninsula since the berry season opened and shipments grow daily An estimated 1 000 000 quarts will be shipped each day for the next two weeks One town Ridgley south of Dover has marketed a million quarts.
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United Press
Dover
Del
Delaware Peninsula
Ridgley
New Castle High School Plans Move Forward As Board Publishes Details
The New Castle board reviewed finances and hiring for the high school project. J J Dean resigned as building committee chair with Wilkison named to replace him. fines and library funds total nearly $700 to aid a new school library. Treasurer's report approved. loans of 15000 and 6000 to First National Bank authorized along with interest. Architect Eckles presented a 2300 balance due, previously 3800 total. board to settle in full. Union labor question discussed. no binding requirement found. Teacher elections set with salaries unchanged. numerous faculty named across streets and schools. Miss Carrie Jeffery re elected principal amid charges deemed unfounded. Assistant principal elections deadlocked. further committee action planned. Several staff and janitors reappointed. term to remain nine months with room added at Highland school.
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Wilkison
Phillips
First National Bank
W. G. Eckles
Eckles
Mahoningtown
Elizabeth Johnston
Anna Dodds
Beatrice Barnes
Ruby Clark
Sara Marshall
Mayme Artherholt
Anna Moore
Albertina Buser
Martha McMillin
Lydia Swisher
Nellie Boyd
W. A. Moore
Bock
Carrie Jeffrey
Croton
Jeffery
Miss Jeffery
Mary Aiken
Lucy Fiscus
Clara Hamilton
Elizabeth Ritchie
Kate Stockman
Edna Young
Miss Young
Eva Hamilton
Hazel Frye
Aubene Marley
Mary Bigley
Mary Q. Simpson
Minnie Lowell
Blodwen Edwards
Nannie Wilson
Edith King
Mary Stevenson
Grace Kissinger
Margaret Alexander
Lillian Davis
Irene Wilson
Mary Gibson
Pearl Kerr
Mariel Patterson
Myrtle Klingensmith
Hazel S. Frethy
Mary Cleland
Susanna Guy
Zella Snyder
Bella Massie
Eletha Philpott
Hannah Thomas
Olive McFarlin
Leone Broadhead
Cora Hutchinson
Gertrude Dean
Margaret Jameson
Elizabeth Harris
Lavinia Barren
Lillian Donaldson
Esther Denniston
Gertrude Buxton
Zoe Hays
Ida Kreps
Margaret Stevens
Ethel Dickson
Frances Corrano
Mildred Reeves
Harriet Hamilton
Cecil Clark
Daisy White
Mary Parsons
Nellie Sherrard
Florence McMillin
Bessie Levine
Agnes Christy
Florence Wilson
Ray Jenkins
Celia Mackey
Clara Gaston
Melda Davenport
Lenora
Highland School
Goldwin Smith Dies in Toronto at
94
Goldwin Smith world famous author historian lecturer and litterateur dies at his Toronto home. Born August 23 1823 in Reading England he studied at Eton Magdalen College Oxford and taught at Oxford and Cornell. He supported the Union in the Civil War and later advocated closer Canadian American ties. He authored over fifty books and many articles.
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Toronto
Goldwin Smith
Reading
Eng
Eton
Magdalen College
Oxford
Regius
Smith
United States
States
America
Dr. Smith
Cornell
Canada
Dominion
Erie Railroad Locomotive Repair Race Sets Speed Records
Master mechanics at Erie railroad shops compete in rapid locomotive repairs. Meadville's overhaul took 36 hours, Susquehanna 47 hours, and Hornell 24 hours 33 minutes. A redo by Susquehanna yielded 13 hours 34 minutes, beating all prior records. Locomotives had mileage counts of 47 485 at Hornell and 71 787 at Susquehanna before repairs.
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Erie Railroad
Meadville
Susquehanna Shops
Hornell
Susquehanna
Memorial and social notices from Poland and nearby towns
Vaundaview J. W. Leish and family attended memorial services at Poland Ohio. F. C. Burrows and family spent a day with relatives in Middlesex. Mrs. Jennie McCurdy of New Castle attended memorial services at New Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. A. Black entertained at dinner a number of friends on Decoration day. Mr. and Mrs. David McClenahan spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Enon. Jas. Ockerman and Miss Clara Hughes of Youngstown were guests of Mrs. Thomas Vaughan Decoration day. John Bollinger of Sharon who has been quite sick at the home of his aunt Mrs. C. Stover is reported much better. A number of our young people attended the commencement exercises of the New Castle high school Friday evening. Mrs. Josephine Heasley of Youngstown with sons Charles and James are guests at the home of Mrs. Sarah J. Neal. G. M. Hunter of Ambridge, assistant manager of the American Bridge Works, who visits at the home of J. E. Justice, buried his mother last week. Mrs. Charles Heasley of Southside Youngstown has been a recent guest in the homes of Mrs. Leish and Mrs. Justice. She being a niece of both ladies, Mr. Sydenham left for Philadelphia on Thursday to take a position in a music store. many friends wish him success.
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New Castle
New Bedford
A. Black
David McClenahan
Enon
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Clara Hughes
Youngstown
Thomas Vaughan
John Bollinger
Sharon
Josephine Heasley
Charles
James
Warren
Ohio
Sarah J. Neal
G. M. Hunter
Ambridge
American Bridge Works
J. E. Justice
Charles Heasley
Southside
Leish
Justice
Sydenham
Philadelphia
Local Notices Include Gas Bill Due Date and Wallpaper Sale
Gas bill due the 10th and summer bargains at Moser Wall Paper, 24 North Mill Street. Mrs. Catherine Grimes returns from a day visit with friends in Youngstown.
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Moser Wall Paper Company
North Mill Street
Curtain sale offers deep price cuts on Nottingham pieces
Curta in values show substantial markdowns with Nottingham and Cable Net styles. Bulk listings include pairs priced from 1.39 to 3.90 with various original values up to 7.50. Limited stock emphasized as closing out. Sale highlights include Cable Net and Filet curtains at reduced prices across multiple quantities.
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Nottingham
Prices Cut Deep This Week On Best Makes And Styles
Weekly sale continues with prices cut lower than ever on popular makes and styles. Open evenings all week for shoppers to find strong bargains and no reasonable offer refused.
Sale at Sankey's Old Stand
Local store room sale ending next Saturday night June 11 offers piano and organ stock at deep discounts. Remaining upright pianos include Lester models in mahogany, plus a Weber, a Chapman, and a $700 player piano reduced to 437 with music rolls. Organs by Estey and Chicago Cottage, sale at 18 West Washington Street.
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Yahrling-Brown Co
Youngstown
San Domingo
Estey
Chicago
West Washington Street
Former Priest Now Married Will Become a Stock Broker
Al phonse M. Consolazio, a former priest who has married Catherine Johann of Trenton, says he intends to become a stock broker. He explains he left the church after Bishop McFaul refused to discuss the matter and that he plans a novitiate in a broker's office before opening his own firm.
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New York
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Catherine Johann
Trenton
McFaul
Consolazio
Johann
Italy
Wall Street
Tragic Burn Death of 3-Year-Old Narcelli
Three-year-old Charles Narcelli of Niles died after pulling a pan of boiling water from a stove thinking it held eggs. He sustained severe scalds to the head and chest in a fatal accident at home.
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Charles Narcelli
Niles
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