School Board Adopts High School Salary Overhaul
The board approved a major salary and department restructuring for the High School faculty. Salaries for heads of science, mathematics, language, history, and commercial departments were raised, with a new five-department plan and an elected principal. Some staff receive increases tied to experience, while others gain assistant roles and duties. Contracts for remodeling the building were awarded to start before the next term.
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Acho
Benefé
Dhe
Tarry
Gihoo
Yaver
Pivat
Igh School
S.e
Dent
Eye Doo
Sree
Tony
Ovlh
Dickson
Sturgeon
Cribbs
Baluoin
Aes
Sticteon
Ue Mathematie Nepielmwit
Mini Foulk
Slirgeon
Alldi
Thomas Saddin
Lie School
Elvis
McCracken
Td High School
Pulaski Fair Promises Record Attendance and Exhibits
The Pulaski fair runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday September 12 1 and 4. The association plans a larger fair than ever with heavy air machines attracting attention. The event is popular in the district and expected to bring enjoyment to locals.
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Palr Asgogialion
Two Wives Will Not Make Trouble in Pittsburg
Peter C. Sharp lives with his two wives Ann Catherine and Louisa in the Sharp cottage in Pittsburg. Ann Catherine returns to her husband after 40 years apart and speaks of living together as a happy family. Louisa, aged 50, and Ann, 72, express mutual support as they unite with Sharp to build a shared home. past separations and hardships are recalled.
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Pittsburg
M Bam
Peter C. Sharp
Ann Catherina
Ann Catherine
Bubba
Mr. Sharp
Chicago
War Department
Oakland
Cal
Sharp
Ann
Louise
Louisa
Jobnsville
N. Yi
Dsto
California
Many Booms Discussed for Upcoming Races in 1910s
The piece lists several politicians tied to Republican nomination talk for governor and other offices. Senator William Sproul of Chester County is named as a likely 1910 candidate, with allies backing him. Other figures include Anthony Alter, Charles F. Wright, William Coleman Freeman, John F. Cox, Milton W. Shreve, EB Jones, Willis J. Hittings, and P. M. Speer, all discussed as possible candidates or judges.
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Benator Willam
Sproul
Ches- Lor
Hia
Croge B. Alter
Allegheny Ehonty
Honora
Yar
Charles F. Wright
Sasquez Vianna
Wright
William Coleman Freeman
Lebanon
HM Nile
John F. Cox
Allegheny County
Alter
Toy
Milton W.W. Shreve
Brin
Congress
Ravir
EB. B. Jones
Villier
Senate
Twentyeninth
Willis J. Hittings
P.M. Speer
Great Conference on Home Missions in Shenango Presbytery
Shenango presbytery holds two meetings Tuesday morning in Central Presbyterian Church for home missions. An afternoon session features Togaph McAfen of New York, president of the board of frame wis slows, and Dr M Medunkin of Pennsylvania. A popular evening address by John Atekfee is planned, drawing ministers delegates and a large crowd.
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Pegulie
Shenango
Togaph McAfen
New Yor
Board of
Frame Wis Slows
M. Medunkin
Sryod
Pennsylvania
Polioeman Askey Never Late in Eight Years Service
Pittsburg dispatch reports MUusburg’s oldest policeman John Asker has logged 30 years in the force and never been late for roll call. After his wooden leg broke while a wagon passed, he hopped a curb, fixed a new leg and made the 4 o'clock yell call.
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Polioeman Askey
United Press
Pittsburg
John Asker
Muusburg
Former Legislator Dies at Pittsburg
A former legislator and lawyer died at his Pittsburg home at age 73. Survived by his widow and a daughter, the obituary notes his long service and local ties.
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Pittsburg
Foundry Plant Sold in New Castle Bankruptcy Settlement
The Vulcan foundry and machine plant in New Castle was sold by Sha. Robert El Chalay to Frank Donls for $45,000. Douds, a noted machinist and South Mill street shop owner, plans unspecified use. The bankruptcy-era liabilities exceeded $183,000 with secured claims of $90,000. Other sales included Riverside Motel for $1,000, Rose Point academy building for $500, and multiple properties in New Castle borough and wards changing hands in sheriff sales.
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Sha
Robert el ¢Halay
Frank
Donls
Douds
New Castle
South Mill Street
Esteern Pennsylvania
Ngs
Riverside
Way
Louis Liebrat
Rose Point Academy
W McEwaln Waxie
John Topper
South New Castle
Raine Caickinley
D. O. Plaor
F. 5. Hahn
Mary J. Rainey
Doctor Annals Debts Owed Him by His Patients
Reading, Pa. Dr. FH Hyobst, long time physician, leaves for a two year world trip with his wife. Before departure he announces a cancellation of all outstanding professional debts, donating most accounts to the owing patients and closing his books.
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Reading
FH. Hyobst
I Do Not Want Monument Over Mrs Eddy's Grave
Mrs Stususta Stetson former leader of the First Church of the Christian Scientists says no monument should be erected over Mary Baker Eddy's grave in Boston. She warns Eddy will rise as a figure of demonstration and oppose the Taet enemy death.
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United Press
York
Mra Eddy
Stususta Stetson
Mrs. Eddy
Toston
Aludenis
Jesus
Christ
Women jealous of the devil declares pastor sermon at Boston church
Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers denounces women’s envy and frugality during a Boston sermon. He claims the Bible condemns envy ten times more than other sins, and notes the crowd of Hub women dressed in unusual attire. The remarks focus on jealousy as a barrier to spiritual devotion.
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Boston
Mass
Cortland Myers
Myers
Jail inmate hangs self before murder trial
Tom Yes, accused of killing a county man, hanged himself in his jail cell at 10 a.m. The incident occurred in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Wiler on Twi Ran, Kalpt ML Rhoilos, aged 2, of Sandy Lake, was killed on the Lake Shore railroad. Born to My and Sirs. TC. aart ye of East Washington Street, 1501.
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United Preas
Pittsburg
Juje O
Tom Yes
Ohey
Skettle
Torel
Wiler
Kalpt ML Rhoilos
Sandy Lake
Lake Shore Railroad
Bora
TC. Aartye
East Washington Street
Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Bar
The seventeenth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania bar will be held at Bedford Springs June 2 to 4. Prominent attendees include Alien, Richard Int, Samiel y Mann, Wallace Ho iPrdts, and J Normin Aarti. The program covers statutes, a keynote by Hon Andrew J Mantua of Virginia, and papers on law and lawyers. The latter includes John Marshall Unse presenting on the Law and Lawyers of date. Officers to be elected. retiring president Sdwii W. Smith to preside at the banquet with toasts by Governor Tener and other dignitaries.
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Pennsylvania
Wasyeitton
Uedford
Speiups
Dod
Sherer
Alien
Richard Int
Samiel Y Mann
Wallace Ho
Ilezen
Normin Aarti
An Fier
Proghett
Whit Wait
Armane
Norma Marci
Andrew J. Mantua
Wegaycenop
Virginia
Dheenstans
Aedion Pon
Dale
John Marshall Unse
Sdwii W. Smith
Ghulbuster
Tener
Andrew J. Maytaine
Joseph Benjamis Dimmick
Buranur
Warren J. Serciour
Pittsburg
Fisherman Dragged Into Shenango River Near Sharon
George Dakos of Sharpsville and companions were fishing in slack water when a strong pull toppled him from the embankment into the Shenango River. His rescuers pulled him to shore after a brief struggle and resuscitation. A monster catfish or large carp is suspected as the catch that caused the accident.
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Sharon
George Dakos
Sharpsville
Sheongo River
Dakos
Tla
Bee Sting Therapy Report From Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 5. A report claims bee stings relieve rheumatism in John Renner after about 100 stings per treatment. Dr Fred W Bluth and Muth administer Italian strain bees at Clifton home, noting rapid pain and improved mobility as the anti rheumatic effect. The case draws cautious attention from medical experts at the Giennwalte house.
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Cincinnati
Fred
W. Bluth
Deus
John Renner
Renner
Atingig
Muth
Clifton
Bes
Local Social Notes from Youngstown and Nearby
A jumble of names and trips dominates this social column across Belvedere area relatives and friends. Individuals including Ed Yakin Demtard Nord Bernard Nord and a Pittsburg visitors list appear as they visit Youngstown Strapiers and Moravia daily life gathers for Memorial Day activities and a large party hosted by Mrs Myer Shulansky in memory of Mrs Bhuinfelt and child.
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He Eakli
Myanklin
Ira Huffmeister
Youngstown
Nerd
Mrs. Hale
Strapiers
J. Awbrey
Brethen
Ron Clack
Sport
Mom. Ferrell
James
Nowell
Naomi
Youngsstowh
Mand
Mes
Myer Shulansky
Bhuinfelt
Ildred
Pittsburg
Alida Layo
Ian Hedberg
Signe
Anni T. Nord
Hilda Nelson
Luther Anedersfin
Atnard
AL Weshine
1. Q
Ralph Throop
Nelson
Clint McKee
Bailey a Factor in Divorce
M'KINLEY Texas reports divorce proceedings with Bailey as a factor. Teasley and Wille In support the Texas lawmaker while a clever swindler from Youngstown misleads a widow, collecting funds under false pretenses for funeral expenses.
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Bailey
President Evans Pleads Guilty to Bribery Charge in Columbus
Evans pleaded guilty to participating in a bribery scheme tied to loan agents. He was fined 500 dollars plus costs with no prison time, following grand jury indictments that also named other legislators and officials in the pay for favors.
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United PY Culembus
Owen J
Ying
Frollenat
Evans
Addieg
Kyane
Ryana
Grant
King
Ryany
Wanted President To Pay Mortgage
A 72 year old man, Jacob Rusterholtz, was arrested at Union depot minutes before President Taft arrived in Washington. He claimed he was going to see Taft to have the president pay off his mortgage. Secret service deemed him harmless. Shapley escorted him to Morrisburg, Pennsylvania, where the man showed intent to meet the president.
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United Press
Washington
Haying
Crawford
Taft
Jacob Rusterholtz
Secret Service
Rusterhalta
Morrisburg
J. FL Shepley
Stepley
Rusterholz
Shapley
Drowned in capsized Utah Lake launch disaster
United Press report from Salt Lake City describes a capsizing on Utah Lake that killed several guests of the Holmes Browne dinner party. Names listed include Edward Holmes and Vera drown, Benjamin Haymond, Shoeman, Frank and Helen Brown, with sixteen others aboard. A sudden squall caused the launch to overturn and rescue attempts followed.
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United Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Lake
Edward Holmes
Vera Drown
Benjamin Haymond Ald
Shoeman
Frank
Helen Brown
Vera
Tanneh
Hulieg
Elas
First Black Attorney General Nominee Approved by Senate Panel
Reports from the Senate judiciary committee indicate confirmation of William H. Lewis of Massachusetts as United States attorney general, marking him as the first Black candidate for the post. Also under consideration is RL Bilcott of South Dakota for U.S. district judge, with Lewis already serving in a recess appointment and holding a historic government post.
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Washington
Hine
Senate Committee of Judiciary
Senate
Wm. H. Lewis
Massachusetts
United States
Skimes RL Bilcott
South Dakota
U.S
Governor Opposes Texas Prohibition Amendment Rally
Governor C B Cole refused a guard detail and declined attendance at an anti Prohibition rally in Fort Worth. The event drew about 25 000 people opposing a constitutional amendment to abolish liquor traffic in Texas. A July 22 referendum date will decide the issue with dry supporters and wets photographed for campaign use.
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Unitet Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Lotere
C. B. Cole
China
Jessine
Tran
Texas
Piret
Jily 22
Isis
Keystone Boy to Head Chicago Stock Exchange
Jane L Townsend will become president of the Chicago Stock Exchange in 22 years from an apprentice Blacksmith. Townsend, born in Lima Pennsylvania in 1862, left home as a youth and worked in a Chicago Blacksmith shop before rising to brokerage prominence.
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Keystone Boy
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago
Jina
Stork Exchange
Ttaovond Wity
Anwhey
Janes L. Townsend
Townsend
Lima
Supreme Court ruling may void Oklahoma land sales to Indians
Louis Pos-Digpaten reports the U S Supreme Court decision upholding that lands sold to Indians in violation of housing restrictions can be recovered. The ruling affects all Five Civilized Tribes and could return millions in value as land titles revert to sellers. The case centers on Marlie Tiger and others who sold land before seeking recovery through legal channels.
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Belung
Guldiel Wood
Sturdesant
Louis
Ladia Us
Saif
Howe
Congress
Yeichin
Marehie
Sturdevant
Marelie Tiger
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Todlins
Dallas
Louis Posi-Digpaten
Americans Greeted On Arrival In Washington
Fragmentary dispatch reports that Mrs Maria de la Torre de Madero and her party arrived with plans for medical care in the United States. The note claims Francisco I. Madero funded the revolt against Diaz and discusses Mexican attitudes toward Americans and industry.
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United Press
Chicago
al- Waits
Mexico
Mraz Deonora Madero
Eriento Madero
Anuncax
Francisco
Madero
Siater
Hweband
Monterey
Franecisco Madero
Diaz
Madere Lollay
Revival of Bicycle Riding Gains Popularity Across Demographics
An article notes a revival of bicycle riding with more men women and children on silent stead bikes. It argues biking improves physical and mental health, citing medical praise as a preventive measure for tuberculosis constipation insomnia chronic debility stomach troubles rheumatism and skin diseases.
Jordon Family Reunion Announcement
The twenty third annual Jordon relatives reunion will be held June 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs Newton Nelson in Neen Volant. All friends and neighbors are cordially invited to attend.
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Jordon
Newton Nelson
Nene Volant
Gire
Realty Transfers Show Multiple Property Deals Listed
Real estate transfers list several transactions with names such as John C. Osborne and Charles J. Scheffler across wards, including Second, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth, with prices ranging from 1 to 4500 dollars. Abner appears as Estella A. Abner in multiple entries and other recipients include Bacotta and Ritella By Abner.
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John C. Osborne
Nellig Osborne
Second Ward
Metonnston
Charles Bi
Shoatt
Plaingrove
Charles J. Seheffies
Estella
A. Abner
Fourth Ward
Estelli
Abner
Fifth Ward
Charles J. Scheffler
Sixth Way
Charley J
Schettler
Ritella
Pitth Ward
Arbaton Piguilles Patented Soap Song Claim
A fragment notes a whimsical claim that 250i song bubbles can be produced from a pound of soap, attributed to a toathematical gents. The text reads as a playful or nonsensical item without clear individuals or organizations.
Governor Tener Announces New State Department Proposals
Governor Tener unveils plans creating a Bureau of Medical Education and Supervision within the Department of Health, appointing five examiners including representatives from medical societies. The act funds include $1,399 for the series and proposes broad regulatory updates on highways, water, animal cruelty prevention, hunting seasons, marital conveyances, and local governance reforms.
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Haurisiurg
Senate
Arate
Foverkar
Strate Medical Sociaty
Aiedteal Seai
Scrond Clase
Flrat Atlas
Fisf
State Museum Unveils New Geological and Fossil Collection
The State Museum opened a new display featuring geological and fossil specimens from the coal region, including 2 000 items. Curator Bord P Hons notes the exhibit is unique for the state and highlights the coal era’s paleontology. Birds of Pennsylvania are mounted, with more specimens to follow to represent the state fauna.
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Sitherea
Authurian
Sae State Museum
Capital
Bord P Hons Rock
Coa
Rothrock
Pennsylvania
Suse Quennnna
Ik Betis
Kissfest in an Automobile Ends in Marriage
In St Louis a man identified as T. Louis and a partner traveled from Latrobe PA to kiss couples on a streetcar route in Gretna Green fashion. They embraced repeatedly while waiting for a license clerk. Neighbors reported the kissing spree as car passengers protested. The license was approved and 76 couples were married by two justices.
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T. Louis
Junese Tate
Cabill
Latrobe
Chiytan
St. Louis
Gretna Green
Clarke
Lcense
Lcense Levis Cofurmad
Oregon contrasts with New Jersey on progressive stance
Governor Trent on a return trip from the riverfront notes Oregon is no more progressive than New Jersey. He cites similar public interest in political principles across the continent and comments on how people weigh party lines, while acknowledging opposition to a liberal city plan.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Fort- Tow
Wilson
Che Rivele
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