Graduation Night at Castle High Celebrates 40 Recipients
Castle High School held commencement ceremonies on June 3 with 68 graduates and 14 commercial students receiving diplomas and certificates. Speakers praised education and civic duty as graduates included Alyce Wing and many named scholars, while the audience filled the opera house to honor the class of 1914.
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Txeruisas
Crow Castle
Myriday
Lee Opera Nunse
Pryncgall G
Dickeon
A. Kime
Ed. Phillips
Vdjvention
Apg
Sretsy
Ier
Crettestra
Morrill Gate
Jalen Kul McGaughey
Hatova
Raphael Joseph Fleckenstein
Hi Kissick Wing
Alexander the Great Old
Ab- Taha Lincoln
Gaodriel
Les Miserables
Ian
Harriet Harris
Roy Edgar Manne
Amy Louise Smith
Lyle Teying
Mary MelCready
Hose
Fanta
Macy Jane Seberger
Holland
Pereon
Ing
John Bright
Lha
Galveston
Tex
Mary Dorothea Keast
Susan Sisley Clark
D- Wi. BR
W. G. Pies
Lawrence
Glark
Lendollar
FE. T. Phillis
Board of Education
Local notices and social visits fill Edenburg page
Edenburg residents record visits from New Castle and Niles guests. Several memorial services, church events, and a few outings are noted. Reconstruction on the power house follows a recent storm as residents plan gatherings and travel to nearby towns.
Jasksville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Portersville resident Martha Glenn visited her brother H E B Glenb in Portersfield Davia’s guest. Abs 3 J Taylor hosted 0 L Doulie in a car trip to New Castle. McBride and Miss Jennie Martin were business visitors in Grove City. Mrs Jons Kefles from Harrisville visited relatives in Slippery Rock. Jacksville residents attended a ball game at Supper Rocky on Saturday. Mr and Mrs J A Pisoy and the Gardnes family were guests in Grove City. Mrs Ura McCar of near Slippery Rock spent a week with her parents in Jacksville. The McGlenry family and Bea McCleary visited Grove City. The Glenn family met in New Trighton for a week with Mrs John Savers.
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Ashton
Robinson
Prigellia Stamley
Mias Grace
NeCnilough
Ed. Lowapy
Weat
Amos Texter
Niles
Iell
Rigth Richards
Mike Alta Hoffmaster
Misa Olfie Millen
New Castle
Olive Taub
Sara Parle
Elizabeth Miller
TL. B. Mitchell
New Wilemington
Wand Wie
Tec. Mitelelly
N. Av Yearfuss Las
Greenwood Cemetery
Migg
Ickims
Merony
Olive Tepe
Olive
Oak
Walter Naud
Roy Mauh
Gail Hogers
Charley Kelso
Don ‘Tinker
New Wilmington
Cinker
Handel Gratovia Society
Mitchell
Fred Webb
Irvin Hoitmeister
Joe Shaffer
Belle Shaffer
Miron Siman
Gri
Martha Glenn
Portersville
H. EB
Glenb. Porerfield Davia
Abs
J. Taylor
L. Gupinor
L. Doulie
Casilé
McBride
Jennie Martin
Taylor
Slippery Flock
Jons Kefles
Harrisville
Glenda
Wriday
Jacksville
Rocky
Wid Ys
J. A. Pisoy
Mra
Gardnes
Grove City
Ura McCar
Slippery Roark
J. B. Pigor
Mike
NcGlenry
Welstig Suesis
Bea McCleary
Terentty
R. G. Glenn
Foughter
The
A McKinney Returns From Rochester Minn
A McKinney returns from Rochester Minnesota with his wife. The pair were accompanied by relatives to a hospital for an operation. The illness is believed not serious and the patient is awaiting a scheduled procedure.
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A. McKinney
Rochester, Minn
Jobor
A. Mewinney
Leasura Aveour
Hag
Rochester
Mina
Ledis
Admiral Melville Sees Maine Explosion As Accident
Retired Admiral George W. Melville says the Maine disaster was caused by an internal explosion rather than Spanish action. He cites a 1902 letter and European naval experts, noting investigations of magazine and coal bunker explosions as unexplained. Recovery efforts and ongoing inquiries are set to reveal more by mid June.
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United Press
New York
United States
Miyata Harbor
George W. Melville
Melville
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
North American Review
Maine
Admiral Melvila
Europe
America
Visvaya
Spain
Dha Alwine
Seventeen Year Locusts Raise Limited Harm Warnings
Cleveland Leader notes that the seventeen year and thirteen year locusts may appear this summer with advance guards seen near New York and in Putnam county. Despite public fears, experts say most damage is minor as the larvae stay underground or feed on twigs. fruit trees face risk where swarms are dense, but overall harm is limited and the insects live seventeen years before reemerging.
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New York
Putnam County
Cleveland
Emi
Autos Do Not Seem to Effect Value of Horses
Government reports show average artes in the United States near $211.67, with horse values rising since 1900 as automobiles shift roles. Massachusetts and neighboring states hold the highest horse values, while Illinois and Wisconsin report about $123 and $122 respectively.
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United States
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Rhoda Island
South Carolina
Ueorgia
Florida
Georgia
Flovida
Illinois
Hints On How to Do Your Hard Work Easily
A Chicago Tribune style piece advises steady effort over haste to avoid mistakes under pressure. It contrasts slow, cool, careful work with rushing as danger and suggests seeking clear instructions and honest error reporting when new tasks arise.
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Bunny Ip
Chicago Tribune
Ik Ever
Anim
Keesel
Bessemer Plans Extensive Improvements
The Bessemer road will continue its long program of yard extensions and new sidings this year. Directors allocated 259000 for day work to extend Athlon yards and build long sidings at Maharg and Fleusevtie, plus additional shorter sidings. Officials anticipate heavier traffic and more trains this fall, signaling a busy period ahead.
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Bessemer
Athlon
Maharg
Fleusevtie
Foster's Weather Prognostications
W T Foster of Washington predicts disturbance weather across the continent with warm and cool waves through June. He warns of limited rainfall east of the Rockies, later Pacific coast disturbance, and a sluggish temperature period until mid June with severe storms and notable quake shocks near June 26.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Dna
Rockies Sud
Pacite Coast
Pacific
Pacific Slope
Funt
Great Central Valleys
Britain
Woodl
Pacific Coast
Steel Combine Good or Evil in the T C I Deal
A 1907 congressional inquiry reports on the steel combines merger and the T C I exchange. Testimony by magnates and figures like Gary, Morgan, Frick, and Roosevelt outlines motives to prevent market panic and the price paid for absorbent steel assets. The Stanley committee plans further hearings to resolve competing views.
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Kirst
C. Prick
White House
Roosevelt
Decratary
Elan Root
T. G
Ion
Gary
T. C.I
Stant Corporation
Ateel
John W. Cales
Stanley Committee
T. C. & L Transacion
United States Corporation
Lising Corporation
Bla
Blanley
Cpl. Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
Ever C. Frick
Lewis Vassievard
Roalmus Andrew Cerackio
Trellis
Fortunes Sacrificed for Love End in Wedding to Another
Vandergrift Pennsylvania reports: Jane Von Wilhelm renounced a 59 000 Prussian inheritance to marry her sweetheart. He instead marries another, and the rejected suitor plans to return home hopeful that his parents will forgive the union.
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Vandergrift
Jane
Leon von Wilhelm
Prussia
Teurey
Wyne
Mar
Imarier
Ural
Merchants Told to Close Sundays in Ellwood City 1911
Ellwood City merchants receive notice from the Sunday Observance committee of the People's Give to close all places of business on Sundays. Some agree to comply, others protest potential losses, with penalties stated under state Sabbath laws.
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Aulawwoon OY
Willight
Tollowa
Ellwood
Atte
Pomursieay
Elsity
Oss
Avery Sach Persinn
Unclear Fragment Prompts Undefined Commerce Noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions selling goods and penny allocations for each sale. References to Sunday work and party stare imply legal or economic notes but details are incomplete. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable from the text.
Inventor McNutt Sentenced After Gas Can Invention
New York June 3 William McNutt, once near wealth via a safety gasoline can, was sent to Sing Sing for two and a half years after a trial over a 1898 fake mining deal. He faces prison while continuing to plan his invention’s royalties.
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New York
Wiliamt McNutt
Sing Sing
John Yatt
McNutt
Urge Tener to veto Catlin bill in Harrisburg plea
A Scranton mining delegation urged Governor Tener in Harrisburg to veto the Catlin bill granting municipal coal regulation within territorial limits. J H Y of Scranton claimed 100 or more signatures would pass as endorsements on the subject and said the legislature had referenced a commission to study mine cases.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Tener
Hlay
Callia
J. HY. Y
Caye-Tas
New Castle Cement Fueling Massive St Marie Dam
Thousands of pounds of New Castle cement will be used in the construction of the Thammoth dam at St Marie Rich. The cement is already being shipped from the local plant to the site in large quantities.
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New Castle
St Marie
Rich
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