Limestone quarry plans near Rose Point stir local talk
Readable text outlines proposals for a limestone operation by the Trexe Polat Julmestone Co near Rose Point. It mentions Wallace Bowder Wilson heirs Mc Kane Kite Misher and Thomas Aiken farms, a west rail line, and a possible kiln and processing plant. An old Willie Roy era quarry is referenced with ruins near the Rose Point bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limesume
Rose Point
Chas, Rhodes
Ba Notes
M. J. Ganitoy
Iveast
Wallan Bowder
Wilson Heirs
McKane
Kite Misher
Thomas Aiken
Trexe Polat Julmestone Co
Allegheny Raileonil
Ent Tie Company
Intenle
Anti Jimestone
Orca Adline
Ign
Vtedwily
Unalia Cootek
tnsHedteie Funee Aktioneh
Willie Roy Dariies
Lawrane
Hose Paint Bridge
Found Dead in Chewton. Ellwood Man Cunningham
Ritvert Cunningham of Ellwood a longtime resident died in Chewton at one of his properties. The body was found by relatives after the door had been locked since before 11:80. An inquest ruled death from heart trouble. Survived by son Audley, daughter Mrs Jennie Belles Potts, and brother Benjamin Cunningham. wife preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritvert Cunningham
Ellwood
Wampuiti
Hous
Chewtoan
Grale Lennon
Br. Cunningham
Jennie Belles Potts
Hilwood
Benjamin Cunningham
Caswton
Iima Aku
ASK CHARTER FOR NEW ST RAILWAY
Application to Governor Tower on Priddy June 23 for a New Castle and Beaver Creek railway. Names listed include Herron, Fy Hares, Levert, Marta, Charles Mederkow and Ting. Report notes victor already secured line from Beaces enemy to New Castle city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Tower
Priddy
Dane
G Chattey
Herron
Levert
EA. Marta
Charles Mederkow
Ting
New Castle City
Uits Et Watoningtown
Paul Dufford Accidentally Shot In Valley Incident
An accidental shooting in Sherenge Valley near Narrows injured Paul Dufford as a revolver discharged while handling a firearm. Pal Lapard of Wallace Av was present. Dufford died later at a hospital after the wound in his right jer. Companions assisted Dufford as authorities investigated the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal Lapard
Wallace Avenia
Sherenge
Iio
Ae Ile Narrows
Delaboni Held For June Court
Lonié Delabont was held for trial after a morning hearing before Elder Cooper on charge of liquor without a license. Bail set at 309 dollars. County Detective J M Treen arrested Delabont, Bree Maguised Minsell, and alleged a purchase of beer from Delabonl.
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Lonié Delabont
Ground broken for new business block in North ME
Ground was broken this year for a new business block, as Mr Hamilton and his family were moved from their home. The project will clear the site at once to make way for the new building in North ME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jt. KL
Aikan Residencs
Horse Stolen Report From Hubbard Area
A report from Hubbard describes the theft of a horse described as gray with red markings, about 7 years old, weighing 1,750 pounds and 15 hands high. The horse is linked to local owners and a person named Obie Hubbard is noted in the fragment.
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Carthy Pallee
Abbot
Helene
Widten
Cole
Re. D. J
Hiubbard
Obie
Graduating at 22 Speech Warns of Possible War
Annapolis speech by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Winthrop cautions graduates that war could occur, noting historic wars between conflicts have been brief. He argues naval power would complicate any invasion and stresses pursuit of arbitration treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Tung
Secyetry
Navy
Beekmaut Winthrop
Elias
United States
Winthrop
Local Notes From Slippery Rock Area Summer Visits
Slippery Rock Friday June 2 reports typhoid convalescence for Jime P Tingham. Miss Alda Christley visits aunt Mrs. WoT Ram- Bey. Miss Sara Morrison home from Braddock vols to enjoy summer break. Cooper sisters visit Plain Grove. W Kauffman and sister Helen ritta shop in Butler. Jols Heyl returns home for summer vacation from Parnassus teaching. Mrs. S. T. Thompson of Mercer visits brothers J. and Th Gard. Hines of Rochester visits C. Schribb family. Margaret Bingham home for summer after teaching Freedom schools. Mrs. Moore returns from Yellevue for daughter's illness. Joseph Mertin and others, former residents of fire place, visit J. H. Bolton. Gomi Chamiloar ill with heart trouble, to resume BIE Telephone work. Ulisses, Eva Adams, Mae Quitton, and Qus Clutton finish Midland school term, return home for summer.
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Sara Morrison
Braddock Vols
Cooper
Eypinger
Plain Grove
Ava
C. W. Kauffman
Helen Ritta
Butler
Misa Jols Heyl
Parnassus
S. T. Thompson
Mercer
Gard
Hines
Rochester
Mra C
Schribb
Margaret Bingham
Freedom Schools
Ais
Moore
Yellevue
Mya
Joseph Mertin
Miane Mes
Shiever
Washe
Brule
Fire Place
J. H. Bolton
Misa Gomi Chamilor
Nith
Bie
Ulisses
Eva Adams
Mae Mae Quitton
Qus T. Clutton
Midland
Woman Crushed by Apple Tree in Storm Near Saxonburg
A woman, Abs. Kessler, 60, widow, was crushed and severely injured when a large apple tree uprooted by a Wednesday storm fell onto her while she sat behind the tree in an orchard south of Saxonburg. Her son, Philip Keester, and ward worker Jay Tuten assisted, with the tree force reportedly concentrating the impact on the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler
Saxonbure
Butler
Jay Tuten
Philip Keester
Abs
Weinity
Rale
Frank Will
Resigns Postmaster Role in Wheatland
An irregular item notes that in Wheatland Mr. Stambaugh and others contest future duties for the postmastership. A vacant appointment at the store on Conaneet Street is mentioned with conduct by Mr. Wath and Samuel Mitehal. A letter from Washington regrets the resignation and praises prior service.
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Wheatland
Auchor
Waelington
Stambaugh
Steensgar
Mars
Conaneet Station
Wath
Samuel Mitehal
Laa Md
David Dasvett
Mie Jarrett
Washington
Tina
Two Amendments Voted For In Pennsylvania Referendum
The Pennsylvania legislature approves two proposed amendments to be voted on statewide. One expands debt authority for public works in Philadelphia and Allegheny County while another allows consolidation of the counties within a single county. The measures require statewide approval and set conditions for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ennadelphie
County of
Allegheny
Unt
Frances Foulke Elected German Department Head at Beaver High
Miss Frances Woulke daughter of Mrs C W Boulke of Beagles and Highland avenues has been elected head of the German Department at Beaver High School. She was chosen over 30 applicants and has studied at the University of Bittsberg. She is near graduation on June 14 and previously graduated loreal High School in 1904.
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Frances Woulke
Airs. C. W. Boulke
Bexles
Highland Avenues
Beaver High School
Fewlke
University of Bittsberg
Poulke
Loreal High School
Grand jurors named for June term of court
The June term grand jurors include Samuel B. Allison Slippers Rock Row Hugh S. Boyd Third ward Charles Blank Ellwond City Charles Campbell Hickory W. 8 Dick Scott Daniel O Daniels Seventh ward Williams Tiff Sixth ward James Foreman Pulagsi James W. Graham Volant James B. Guy Warne G B Taneher Ellwood City David Wise North Beaver James D. Kirk Bihwood Clyde Mershimer Third William McClain Fifth ward John W. McConahy Wayne Joseph Patterson Fourth ward James Turk Big Reaver James Patterson Union 2 5 William He Ruby Seath Chutes Sinner Pulashi Ross Smith Perry John & Vimson Second ward Ubaries Wilson Enon Water
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Samuel B. Allison
Slippers Rock- Row
Hugh S. Boyd
Third Ward
Charles Blank
Ellwond City
Charles Campbell
Hickory
W. 8
Scott
Daniel O
Daniels
Seventh
Wiliams
Tiff
Sixth Ward
James Foreman
Pulagsi
James W. Graham
Volant
James B. Guy
Warne
G. B. Taneher
Ellwood City
David Wise
North Beaver
James D. Kirk
Bihwood
Clyde Mershimer
William McClain
John W. McConahy
Wayne
Joseph Patterson
James Turk
Big Reaver
James Patterson
Union
Wiliam
Deputy Sheriff Niky Mullis Spicer Acknowledged by Sheriff
Poughkeepsie June 2 Niky Mullis Spicer appointed deputy sheriff of Dutchess County by Sheriff Townsend. She is the county's final woman deputy and has a badge. she plans to use authority to assist the Charities Aid Association in rescuing children and serving warrants.
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Poughkeepsi
Niky Mullis Spicer
Star Townsend
Sherif
Dutchess County
Chariites
Sherif Townsend
Miss Spicer
Arston
New York State
Londor
Townsend
Miss Spleer
Lightning’s Freak Kills 21 Sheep in Bedford Township
A freak of lightning struck a chestnut tree on the farm of 3 R Knox during a severe storm in Bedford Township. About 30 young sheep sheltered beneath the tree. 21 were found dead when Harry Knox checked the herd at 6 80 o’clock. Earlier a near miss happened years ago near the same tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Township
R. Knox
Washington Record
Mr. Knox
Harry Knox
J. T
Harry
Robert Cunningham
Fat Cats on the Payroll in Postal Service Controversy
The piece notes Postmaster General Hitchcock urging post office maintenance against losses from rodent damage. It claims cats are employed to guard mail from gnawing and theft, reducing the destruction of crates, mail, and shipments by rodents. The account frames cats as regular staff in deterrence efforts within the postal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jing
Hichcock
Postoffice Department
Return Home After Operation In Riverside Valley
The patient, a girl named Berl Caombiin, was discharged from the hospital after an operation on her head following a Ratse incident. The procedure reportedly involved a hearing loss in one ear, with the outcome described as potentially successful and the patient now home with family.
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Maersong
Wring
Thelua Combi
Duckson
Wat Gable
Lhommyo Valley Hospital
Moarsdlay
Mion
le Che
Mre
Berl Caombiin
McCreary Hinkson Wedding At Brook Church Home
The marriage of Miss Jonle M Creary daughter of Mr and Mrs F ehfah Creary of East reel and Mr Henry C Hinkson of seeine place took place at the home of Rev Baker pastor of the Past Brook Methodist Church. After a short ceremony they will reside near New Castle.
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McCreary-Hinkson
Jonle M Creary
Fehfah McCreary
East Reel
Henry C, Hinkson
Seeine Place
Baker
Wild ride to save husband ends in death
Mrs. Baumgartner, nearly 60, rode a horse in her nightgown ten miles to summon a doctor after finding her husband dying. She returned with the physician too late. he died shortly after in Initia township. She remains under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Inna
Fon Baumgartner
Harabatk
Real estate transfers list with multiple names and sums
A garbled notice records numerous Realty Transfers listing individuals and unions such as Vred Anme John Mateja and Silas E B to Patter son with varied sums, many marked as 1 or $1. Other transfers mention Pulaski and Hedford with amounts including 474 dollars, reflecting a loose ledger of property handoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vred Anme
John Mateja
Union
Itoi
Winea
Guts
E.G McQuieton
George Yh
Mart Ty Nanes C. Tattersem
Trinny
George DB. Mast
Silas EB
Patterson
Uno
L. Haran
TiNaville
St Haughman
Arahetta Kelley i
Pulaski
Win. S. Brownleefe
Benjamin Neal
Hedford
Charact
Wilma Exkey
Wailing
Gskey
Gine Ward
Castle home stands as one of Kilkenny’s oldest houses
An aged Kilkenny dwelling, cited as one of the world’s oldest inhabited houses, remains noted for its long history and centuries of residents.
Jilted lover seeks return of gifts after broken engagement
In Zanesville on June 2 Antony Ellis, a Marshall merchant, sues to recover jewelry and a pocketbook given to Miss Mary Saab, sister of Solomon Saab. Ellis claims entitlement to items including a ring, a gold tracelet, a solid gold watch, and other valuables after the engagement to Saab fell through due to competing suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Antony
Marshall
Ellis
Mary Saab
Soulomon Siab
Peter Mavrotes
Louth
Val Bebles
Gonscience Fund Increased by Fifty Dollars
A government fund received a ten dollar money order as part of a long series of contributions from a payer in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The sender explains poverty limits gifts to occasional larger payments but vows to continue sending what he can. A separate note from Lowell Massachusetts mentions divorce proceedings as part of a separate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Postmaster General as President's Political Agent
An article alleges the postmaster general acts as the president's political agent, citing control over federal employees and patronage. It claims promotion and removal powers shape party machinery, while conventions select nominees without citizen primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
United States
Department of Justice
Unjon
Caeventiona
Shawmut Railroad to be completed by November 1
Vice President and General Manager Dwight C. Morgan of the Pittsburg Shawmut railroad announced that work on the Pittsburg and Shawmut line between Koondale and Mahoning will be completed in full by June, with the intersection following by dug tins around November 1. The Mahoning branch is to be in operation by November 1, with mine development progressing to generate revenue from traffic to the north as soon as the first section is finished. A full force will then work on the river section and Makoping bridge, finishing that portion quickly. The recent shutdown was to aid mine development and will not delay overall completion.
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Kittanning
Dwight C. Morgan
Pittsburg & Shawmiut
Pittsburg & Shawmut Road
Koondale
Mahoning
Mr. Morgan
Makoping
Two Weddings Set For June Fourteen In Local Plans
Two prominent couples announce June fourteen weddings. Ailes Fehrenbach and James Porte will wed at noon at the Fehrenbach home in Philadelphia with immediate family only. Niagara Falls and Buffalo trip to follow. Misa Beatty and Maurice Roberts plan a quiet ceremony at Epworth Methodist with Rev H Weaver officiating and a short city return trip to begin their life together.
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Ailes
Ore Pehrenbach
James A. Porte
Misa Anne Beatty
Maurice Roberts
Fehrenbach-Porte
Oride-Alect
Edward Fehrenbach
Phillips Strest
Miss Farhenbach
Hev
R. W. Hartramft
John Cartwright
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Beatty-Roberta
H. ©. Weaver
Epworth Methodist Church
Pittsburg Street
Mr. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hubbard Village to Double Track Line Expansion
Superintendent G J A Paul of the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company told Hubbard council the line will be doubled through the village as sewer work proceeds. He expects two tracks between the westerly village limits and Hubbard once sewer contracts finish and the second track is laid.
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Hubbard Village Corner
G J. A. Paul
Mahoning and Shenango
Harmony conductor recovers after 1200 volt trolley shock
J. Williamson of the East Elite Harmony route conductor is reported recovering after a trolley wire shock of 1200 volts while restoring service. He was seriously injured but is improving, according to hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wiliamson
East Elite
Harmony Route
Harmony
Announcement of Engagement for Roberts Hamilton
Mrs. Josephine Martin of 604 Court Street announces the engagement of her daughter Roberts to Mr Earl W Hamilton of this city. The engagement will lead to an early wedding, according to the communication.
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Josephine Martin
Court Street
Roberts
Eorke W. Hamillton
John TT
Hamilton
Girl of Denver Gives Life for Brother in Quiet Heroism
Grace Bradbury, 20, of Denver, engaged to be married, cared for her tubercular brother in Granby, Colorado. She endured worsening illness while nursing him, died of quick consumption, and asked her lover to marry in the great beyond. No monument marks her, yet her sacrifice endures beyond any memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bradbury
Denver
Grace
Granby, Mfo
Colorado
Texible
Altran Press
Engagement news told at dinner for Gilmore Hite wedding
Miss Helen Gilmore will wed Mr Lester A Hite in mid June announced at a dinner at the Gilmore home on Huet Street. The message was read aloud by guest Kia Deeley as seven friends were seated. Miss Gilmore, a longtime Mahoning and Shettanga Valley Railway and Light stenographer, is beloved locally. Mr Hite, city resident for years, works as an operator with the Pennsylvania National company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilmore
Lester A. Hite
Gilmore
Huet Street
Kia Deeley
Miss Gilmore
Mary
Mahoning
Hite
Penneslynola Neftiroal Company
Testimony Filed in Igoe Case
Court stenographer A Mornes haggled the notes of testimony in the Igoe Brothers versus John M Hansen case where an application for a new trial has been made. The case has twice been tried with verdicts for the plaintiffs. it is claimed the verdicts were against the weight of the evidence and a new trial is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornes
Igoe Brothers
John M. Hansen
Mitchellree Myers Wedding Stirs Small Town Readers
A quiet Tuesday wedding united Miss Sare Mitcheltres of Pulaski and Jasper Myers of Rapyville in the presence of close relatives. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Michaeltes, beloved in the community, and a wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
Nasty Mr Crimsonbean Kate’s Aged Swan Tale
Fragmentary text references animals and characters named Nasty Mr Crimsonbean Kate Snug the swan and other figures. The passage mentions extreme cases, AON venags, and a character named Joby with unclear context or actions. The readable content focuses on unusual names and potential animal motifs without a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crimsonbean
Kate
Rev Connell Leaves for West on Three Month Leave
Monrich Presbyterian Church pastor Rev McConnell departed Thursday for a three month leave of absence traveling through the central west. He is accompanied by Christian Hoover of Ralph avenue and plans to visit Colorado Springs among other points. During his absence Rev J R Mewill ammas of Princeton Theological Seminary will fill the pulpit at the Fourth Church.
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Unestone
Chewton
ASK
New ST
Paul Dufford
Delaboni
P. Tingham
Alda Christley
Buller
Wot Ram- Bey
MSS
Frances Foulke
Ollie Spicer
Sandy Lake
Mays Landing
N. J
Frank M. Gerard
aAtante City
Alles Catherine Potter
Sundy Lake
Iva
Miss Woiter
Gerard
Rat Culture Club
Atlantic City
Hat Qevard
Lowell, Moss
Tune
Scife
Badger R. Taylor
Shawmut Railroad
Hubbard
Publiehens
New York Tribune Farmer and
the New Gastie Weekly News
the Tribune Pargr
C.D. Smead
America
Tribuns Vaumii
Tribune Farmer
New Castle Weekly News
the News Company
New Castle
Penna
Rev. Connell
West
Macdowell-Blevins
Amanda Kings MacDoweLl
Robert Knox Bieving
Volani
Thir Belek
M. KK. Mate
Neshannod Falls
Nev
B. Ricketts
Lisbon
May
New York
Yp- Tnot
Mra
J. B. Duff
Dorothy and
Marjerie
Noch Morenostract
Emme Gordon
Lincoln Avenue
Ainopy
C. Hinkwon
Brook Limle BE. McCreary
Robey Knox Blevins
Ainutela I
McDawvell
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