Man Arrest Made In Woman's Death In Bessemer
John Makinen of Bessemer is jailed as county detectives hold his wife’s death under post mortem review. Officials say suspicions arose after a difficult delivery and conflicting statements. A coroner’s inquest will determine if the death was natural or foul play with results awaited from the exam.
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Tuerday
John Makinen
Dbessemer
Breen
Bersamer
Carover
Ev ‘Maldaen
Anuzh
Makinen
Beswemer
Karbus
Secord
Finland
Tessemer
Bessemer
Arthur W. Brekine
Bowsemer
Jackson
Tistriet
Vines Ditkey
Kienly
Old Country
All Tevils
Suicide deaths mirrored by mother in same method
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on June 1 Mrs. John Buck, 41, allegedly killed herself by hanging at the Bucke home in Paradise Valley. Her body lay on a couch as neighbors reported she used twine tied to a clothes rack to strangle herself, a method reportedly used by Buck's mother years earlier.
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Stroudsburg
John Buck
Bucke
Paradise Valley
Ruel
Ais
Buck
Legislators Fear Bribery Scandal Grows From Grand Jury
In Columbus Prosecutor Tiresith warns the Ghin bribery case may expand after Representative Ey ans pleaded guilty to accepting a bribe and paying a $500 fine. Evans testified before the grand jury and his examination may continue late into the night. Evans nominated Arles Pomerune for U.S. Senate, and Ey ans’s confession shocks lawmakers, signaling multiple senators and representatives may be implicated.
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Columbus
Dune
Asmursocoa
Ghin
Tiresith
Eyans
Evans
Vans
Arles Pomerune
U. & Senator
Emil Representatives
Indictment Likely For Murder Suspect In New York Case
Police next expect to present evidence to a grand jury after 24 witnesses testified. The chauffeur Jienny A. Behleb faces resumed police court examination as Magistrate Corrigan presides. Indictment for murder was anticipated by tomorrow, affecting ongoing court proceedings.
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New York
Jienny A. Behleb
Corrigan
Andio
Lyndora Man Killed by Freight Train at Lynndora Crossing
Yaharie Grabinski, 48, a Russia native, was struck and instantly killed by a Bessemer freight train at the Pieres avenue crossing in Lyndora a suburb of Buller yesterday. The body was severed and mangled in the impact.
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Yaharie Grabinski
Russia
Bessemer
Pieres Avenue
Lyndora
Buller
Plot to Kill Madero Frustrated in Mexico City
Report states an assassination attempt on Francisco Madero was foiled in Mexico City last night. A banquet for Madero at the Casino hotel ended when lights failed and guards hurried the couple to safety as a crowd swarmed their carriage.
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Aguas Calianes
Madero
Col
Eduardo Hay
Pita
Madery
Shoutine
Maderoneath
Gen. Garibaldi
Afraid to Wed on 1200 Yearly Pastor Resigns
In Chicago Miss Abies Toungon will wait to wed Rev W P Bostick who resigned from Western Ay Annie Rhapsr church after securing a 2000 year position. She and the minister agree they should not marry while he earns 1200 and he seeks a new church. Miss Johnson remains a high school principal and will continue teaching.
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Chicago
Tilly
Abies Toungon
W. FP. Bostick
Ayannie Rhapsr
Bostick
Miss Johnson
Will
Thostith
Pumping Water Around the Battleship Maine
The dam surrounding the wrecked battleship Maine was holding firm as engineers continued pumping water from around the hull. They plan to deepen the enclosure to a specific depth before suspending work to assess the cofferdam and overall stability.
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Battleship Maine
Havana
Dino
Cotter
Maine
Wurag
Teachers Vote Against Salary Increase At Board Meeting
Special teachers and staff elected for city schools, including truants officers and supernumeraries, faced a rejected raise proposal totaling 2000 dollars for 183 teachers. The board kept the existing salaries, with minor adjustments only for certificate scales and a one year increase per certificate up to six years.
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Wiele
Petition to remit bond in Brooks and Wyre case
A petition to remit the bond of Rev. C. Brooks and Nobert Wyre in the failure to renew a $660 bond for John MM. White of American Cash Register co was presented. Judge Porter ordered county commissioners, the district attorney and J. M. Huddleson to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The rule is returnable the first Monday of July at 10 a.m.
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Rev. C. 3
Brooks
Nobert Wyre
John MM. White
American Cash Register Company
Wylie
White
Porter
J. M. Huddleson
Taxes for Three Wards Payable Tomorrow
Property owners in the Second Sixth and Seventh wards may pay taxes tomorrow. The tax books for these wards were turned over to the city treasurer and assessment notices sent this afternoon. Completion expected for First and Fourth wards this week with remaining wards to begin collections soon.
Woolen Trust Probe Delayed by Tariff Revision
Washington reports the House will delay any investigation of the American Woolen Co. of Boston until the Underwood tariff revision is approved. The decision followed a meeting between Democratic leaders and Representative Francis D. OJ, sponsor of the wool investigation resolution.
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Washington
American. Woolen Co
Boston
Wool Trust
Democratic House
Francis D
Sharon School Board Seeks Applicants for Vacancies
Sharon school board lists 11 applicants for three vacancies. Candidates range from Minnesota to New Jersey, with about half graduates of the local high school class of 1910 and Serenity completing studies at Slippery Bath Normal. Jacob Minor has died at his New Galilee home. funeral services set for Wednesday at 8 and burial in Wilson cemetery.
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Sharon
Minnesota
New Jersey
Slippery Bath Normal School
Jacob Minor
New Galilee
Wilson Cemetery
Portersville Man Shoots Self in Eye in Final Attempt
McGovern aged 70 of Portersville shot himself in the left eye at about 2 PM after a prior suicide attempt. He lingered as neighbors and a doctor attended him, with ministers reporting no hope of recovery. He left a will with Mrs Wyman and had lived alone since his wife’s death.
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de Seat McGovern
Portersville
Himzelf
Cog
Parlursville
McGovern
Landery
McGovern House
Divorces Granted in Three Cases by Judge Porter
Divorces were handed down in three cases Tuesday by Judge Porter. Charles A S Morrow won a divorce from Elizabeth A Morrow on grounds of desertion. they married June 16 1907 and separated February 4 1904. Cowden Emery was divorced from Mary M M Emery on desertion, married April 12 1866 and separated April 1 1909. Frances E Emery was granted a divorce from Wm Emery on cruel and barbarous treatment. they married March 30 1904 and separated April 9 1908.
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Porter
Charles A. S Morrow
Elizabeth A. Morrow
Cowden Emery
Mary MM. Emery
Frances E. Emery
Wm.Emery
Dar
Women Plan State Suffrage Party Expansion
Philadelphia June 6 The Women’s Suffrage Association executive council plans a statewide suffrage party with branches in every legislative district. The aim is to consolidate votes for a suffrage bill by the next legislative session and to recruit men to support the cause through organized statewide pressure.
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Philadelphia
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Executive Council
Tt Ig
American home triply imperiled says Bryan
William Jennings Bryan warns the American home is imperiled by neglect of religion and pursuit of pleasure and money. Reverend Reisner asked what dangers threaten homes, citing busy lives that leave little time for home ties and religion. Charles Hickman, Beaver County murderer, seeks commutation for his death sentence with a parole board hearing set for June 21.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Christian F. Reisner
The
Nebraskan
Farrisburg
Charles Hickman
Beaver County
State Board of Pardons
Cardinal Gibbons Golden Jubilee Observed in Baltimore
The golden jubilee of Cardinal Gibbons was celebrated in Baltimore with President Taft former President Roosevelt Vice President Sherman Chief Justice White Governor Crothers and many dignitaries in attendance. Gov Crothers presided as speeches by the president Colonel Rovee Bel and Cardinal Gibbons were delivered. The decorative platform seated 500 and featured Cardinal red.
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United Press
Baltimore
Taft
Roosevelt
Sherman
White
Supreme Court
Crothers
Ufo
Cardinal Gibbons
Ste
5Th
Regiment
Cot. Roveebel
Reed Mayberry wedding announced in Shenango township
Norma N Reed and Ralph Mayberry both of Shenango township plan a wedding in their home area with a June ceremony. A kitchen shower hosted by 40 friends surprised the bride and groom at the Reed home. Guests from the city included Misses Siste Milton Bisia Slack Marie Riley Theodora Vandivort and Messrs Nor emad Vandivort Ley Hagua.
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Norma N. Reed
Ralph Mayberry
Nange
Reed
Guess
Ali
L. M. Reed
Airs
J. GC. McMillin
Plaehe Anne Reed
Mayberry
Hubert Mayberry
Shenango Township
Thie City
Siste Milton
Bisia Slack
Marie Riley
Theodora Vandivort
Messrs
Noremad Vandivort
Ley Hagua
Many Churches Without Pastors in Two Districts
In South Sharon Pennsylvania on June 6 the Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio Conference of the Congregational church held a two day session at First Congregational church. They elected Lloyd Hoberts of Youngstown as federator and Vincent Jones of Cleveland as clerk for the year. The group noted 18 churches in the district with 13 currently without pastors due to difficulty finding preachers able to serve both English and Welsh language congregations.
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South Sharon
Western Pennsylvania
Eastern Ohio
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Imret
Lloyd Hoberts
Youngstown
Jor Vincent Jones
Cleveland
Graduates Take Annual Bath at Carnegie Tech
More than two dozen graduates from the service and design school at Carnegie Tech performed the annual bath at the Oakland Natatorium as part of graduation rites. The plunge was a custom for each graduating class, and some shy entrants quickly adjusted as they entered the pool.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Service and Design School
Carnegie Tech
Andy Carnegie
Oakland Natatorium
Octogenarian Hangs Himself in Barn at Carlisle Street
An 83 year old West End resident, noted as one of the area’s oldest inhabitants, died by self-inflicted hanging in his barn at 328 Carlisle Street Sunday night. The body was found suspended from a rope fashioned into a noose. neck broken by the fall. No motive is known.
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Youngstono
Tune
Itady Zanders
West End
Carlisle Atreet
Ings
Defends Mother and Fires at Father in Domestic Dispute
In Youngstown, June v. Joseph Standeburg of Primstreee was hospitalized with a rifle wound after defending his mother from an alleged attack by his father. The shooting occurred Sunday night as Linderdure returned home intoxicated and began abusing his wife. the son discharged a rifle in the struggle. Also includes an unrelated New York note with Col Roosevelt interview.
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Youngstown
Joseph Standeburg
Primstreee
Linderdure
Foxfeaded
Pittsburg Forms Nonpolitical City Council Members
The Smoky City council plan appoints nine representative citizens to serve until January 1 1912. They come from law, real estate, medicine, finance, lumber, steel, engineering and architecture, with elections by the people to follow.
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John K. Tener
Pittsburg Couriel
John M. Goehring
A. Z. Kelly, Jr
Commonwealth Real Estate Company
Samuel S. Woodburn
David P. Black
Real Estate Trust Company
Fnodh Raut
Pittsburg Association of Credit
Men
I. V. Habeoes
J. P. Kerr
Thomas Morrison
William G. Wilkins
Bank Safe Holds Only Lone Dime
A bank safe in Tulsa allegedly containing a $25,000 strong box held only a lone dime after thieves tampered with the lock. Officials, including L R Tubes cashier and J D Langford bank president, reported the safe’s hinge and combination were damaged and the lock sawed.
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Platinfield
Worl
Farmers' State Bank of Tulsa
L. R. Tubeher
Tulea Bank
Ksele
Florida
J. D. Langford
Penny Postage Nearer as Congress May Consider One Cent Rate
United Press reports President Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock assured the National One Cent Postage Association that the one cent letter rate will be brought to the next Congress. Burrows, returning from Washington, notes renewed efforts to raise magazine rates. The Ohio legislature also set hunting seasons for raccoons and various game birds and animals from September through December.
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United Press
Csleveland
Taft
Hitchcock
Congress
CW. Burrows
National
Burrows
Washington
Tait
Hiteburk
Court Opinions Handed Down In Pittsburg and Western Railroad Land Case
Two days of rulings by Judges Thine and Porter note dismissals and denials. The Smith heirs seek compensation for land on Moravia Street as the Pittsburg and Western Railroad faces a motion for a new trial. Other cases involve the New Castle and Lowell railway and the New Castle Portland Cement Co with various demurrers and openings denied or granted.
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Twoaday
Thine
Ratns C. McWinley
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Smith
Moreyya Street
J. Walter Biddle
New Castle and Lowell Railway
Denver
Almira P. Martin
New Castle Portland Cement Co
H. G. Dean
Pearl E H. Walls
Jesse Walls
New Castle
Dilla
Joly W Osler- Sineser
Frank Schmid
U. H. Bliipson
Wagon blocks Washington street after straw load derailment
Seven cars stacked near Washington street are stranded for about half an hour when a wagon delivering baled straw derails on car tracks. The front wheel comes off, blocking Grant street and Crandings Wig on both sides as crews employ hoisting equipment to lift the load and remove the wagon.
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Washington Street
Grant Street
Will of John J Svearnain Probate Shows Heirs Get Bulk
The will of John J Svearnain former president of the First National Bank of Shara was probated yesterday. The bulk of the estate goes to his children with details of amounts and heirs to be settled in the final probate order.
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John J. Svearnain
First National Han of
Shara
Miraculous Escape of a Girl From Death in Ellwood City
Two year old Ethel Miller narrowly escaped death on a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Ellwood City. While exploring the tracks, the child was struck by the engine, but the train stopped in time and she was found conscious and unhurt. An astonished engineer carried her to safety, and she later resumed playing under her mother's watch.
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Ethel Miller
North Sewickley
Ellwood City
Dane
Baltimore and Ohio
A. C. Miller
North Stewickley
Generral
Anil
Inakus
Condueroy
Tittle Bikel
Che Tat
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Carnegie
Octogenarian
Col. Roosevelt
Smoky City
Tener
Ning
COUR
Citizens National Bank
E. E. Hileman
Moravia Street
Biddle
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