Louisiana Compromise and Tafts Gain in Louisiana
The piece reports on Louisiana politics at the Republican convention with factions led by Hitchcock and Taft. It notes allegations of disenfranchising negro delegates, the impact on black votes, and shifts in the credentials committee. It mentions Harry New, Arthur Fisher, Lodge, and Speaker Cannon arriving to support the Allied side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Credentials Committee
National Commitee
Louisana
National Committee
Convention Committee On Credentials
Taft
Hitchcock
Harry
New
Indiana
Friends of New
Arthur Fisher
Dover
Fisher
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
McCoy
Philippines
Joe B
United States
Ohio
Foraker
Convention Committee
Cannon
Joe
Union League Club
Mrs James McClenehan Buried After Tragic Death
A large crowd gathered at the McClenehan home in Pulaski township for funeral rites of Mrs. James McClenehan who hanged herself last Friday following a long illness. Rev. F A Shape led services with assistance from President Russell and Rev Ferrer. Burial took place at Neshannock cemetery with pallbearers Sharp Porter L L Davidson Calvin Marquis Milton Buchanan William Falkman and James Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClenehan
Pulaski Township
James McClenehan
Springhouse
F. A. Shape
Pulaski Presbyterian Church
Russell
Westminster
Ferrer
Neshannock Cemetery
Sharp Porter
L. L. Davidson
Calvin Marquis
Milton Buchanan
William Falkman
James Crooks
Race track foes and backers tease new legislative move
Albany June 9 United Press Governor Hughes supporters predict senate passage of anti race track gambling bills this week while race track interests vow a new card to play amid fears of another legislative trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Senate
Foelker
Miss Regina Winkler and Michael Hartman Wed in City Ceremony
Miss Regina Winkler and Michael Hartman were united in marriage by Alderman Charles Mayne at noon today. Both are residents of the Fifth ward and are well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Winkler
Michael Hartman
Charles Mayne
Fifth Ward
Journeymen Barbers Walk Out Over Fines
Journeymen barbers in the city walk out of seven shops whose masters refuse to pay a $5 fine for rule violations. The unions claim nine shops kept workers past 11 on Memorial Day. after the walkout, some shops stay open if owners had not yet faced hearings. The 11 o clock closing rule for Saturday holidays and the upcoming Fourth of July will gauge future shop hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gibbons
W. R. Newell
J. K. Lewis
Frank Sullivan
Allen Rodenbaugh
Craig Heinrichs
William Heckert
Smith
Croton Avenue
Teddy Will Let News Come Quietly From Convention
Washington reports the White House will avoid active news gearing for the convention. No long distance lines or telegrapher loops to the Chicago hall. The president will seem indifferent, trusting he will learn the outcome as events unfold. Taft stays wired to the office for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House
Chicago Convention Hall
Outlaw Ranger Targeted by Authorities After Sheriff Killing
Jim Kingsbury, a negro outlaw wanted for Sheriff Garrison's death in Oaklahoma City, is presumed dead or in custody by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kingsbury
Sheriff Garrison
Oaklahoma City
Okla
Roccapietra Station
Rome
Thomas F. Ryan
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
New Cliff
Beach Pavilion
Newport
R. I
Kedzie Avenue
Tombs
Sarah Koten
Martin Auspitz
Harlem
Decoration Likely for Nathan Straus at Kaiser’s Hands
Nathan Straus the New York philanthropist who works to reduce infant mortality with pasteurized milk will open a Berlin exhibit Thursday. He has set up a pasteurizing plant in Berlin and invited the emperor and empress and other dignitaries to attend. A decoration is reported to await Straus for gifting the institution to the city as the emperor plans to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Nathan Straus
New York
Straus
Divorce Granted Prompts Possible Greece Attache Match
Mrs. E Franklin Brewster has been granted a divorce in Sioux Falls South Dakota and left for her son in law Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey. She is said to plan to wed an attache of the king of Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
E. Franklin Brewster
Brewster, Gordon &Co
Rochester
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Greece
New Castle Police Adopt Straw Hats For Summer
Patrolmen in New Castle switch to light straw hats over heavy summer helmets for comfort. Also noted, a Pittsburg couple welcomed a son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mc Cleary formerly of this city. The child will be christened Charles Fetterman McCleary in honor of his grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Thomas McCleary
Pittsburg
City
Charles Fetterman McCleary
Personal notices of births visits and illnesses in Sharon area
The item lists births at Johnston avenue and Bevan block with names and parents, guests visiting from California Rochester Pittsburg and Cleveland, local residents returning from visits, a four week jury service in Pittsburg, house keeping moves, a 11 pound son born to James Stokes at the Bevan block, and a Mahoning Station illness in Armstrong county with Robert Chestnut gravely ill at 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stokes
Bevan Block
Stokes
Roundhouse
Lawrence Junction
James Fox
Oak Street
Mahoning Station
Armstrong County
Robert Chestnut
Grocer Pushes Substitute Soap Opposed by Customer
The grocer recommends a substitute for Fels Naptha soap while promoting butter tea and baking powder. Anty Drudge objects, accusing the grocer of selling fraud butter or tea and imitation baking powder and vows to shop elsewhere for trusted goods.
Fels-Naptha Claims Easy Dirt Removal For Laundry
An advertisement extols Fels-Naptha soap as the labor saving cleaner that loosens dirt without backache and extends clothes life. It promises whiter, cleaner garments when used as directed in cold or lukewarm water.
Flower Day Observed by Lawrence County WCTU
The Lawrence county W C T U observes Flower Day Tuesday sending flowers to public institutions including the hospital Almira Home and poor farm. A bouquet is given to each street car employee with white ribbon and a short scripture verse attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Hospital
Almira Home
Poor Farm
Texas Will Vote On Local Option
Texas plans a July 25 primary on statewide prohibition or local option after a heated Democratic state committee meeting. Liquor interests fought action but were defeated as the party ordered the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Democratic State Committee
Eastbrook Residents Visit Friends in New Castle and Slippery Rock
Eastbrook residents visited friends in New Castle last week. Mrs Willis McNickle and son Rus sell visited New Castle, and Miss Bessie Hutchinson at Slippery Rock State Normal school spent time with her parents. Decoration day guests from Eastbrook joined Abbie Sergeant and others at Slippery Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kemp
New Castle
Willis McNickle
Son Russell
Mary J. Angus
Mahoningtown
R. J. Edie
Joseph
Mercer
Gilbert Fisher
Abel Fisher
Wellsville
B. C. Rhodes
Cora Mae Rhodes
E. J. Waddington
Bessie Hutchinson
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Hutchinson
Slippery Rock
Abbie Sergeant
Tina Cunningham
Cora Hutchison
Agnes Davis
Nellie McConaghy
Charles McNickle
Chester McNickle
Charles McGeehon
Norman McConaghy
Realty Transfers Reported In City Records
William B. Burnett transfers property to Henry in the Second ward for 1 dollar. Sadie A. McCandless sells Hazel Dell to Myrtella Houk for 150 dollars. Harry M. Moore conveys to Frank I. Veach in the Second ward for 475 dollars. John B. Berger sells to Samuel H. Lewine in the Fifth ward for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Burnett
Henry
Good
Sadie A. McCandless
Myrtella Houk
Hazel Dell
Harry M. Moore
Frank I. Veach
John B. Berger
Samuel H. Lewine
Leonhardt Hem Roid Pill Promises Piles Cure
Free blood flow in the lower bowel is claimed to cure piles caused by constipation or other factors. Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets are sold as a internal remedy offering a 24 day treatment for 1 dollar at John F Neelys in New Castle Pennsylvania with a full guarantee and a booklet upon request.
M r s Ann Campbell found dead amid goitre rumors
A report notes Mrs Ann Campbell of French Creek township near Greenville was found strangled yesterday in Ohio. The document includes a sworn affidavit by Frank J Cheney declaring his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreatable catarrh case cured, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of internal circulation and free tastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Campbell
French Creek Township
Greenville
Goitre
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Sen al
Prisoner John Tranter Nearing Death in Niles
John Tranter of Niles, sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for the killing of his wife, is said to be dying. An effort for a pardon will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tranter
Niles
Williams Kidney Pills Offer Kidney Relief Remedy
Advertises Williams Kidney Pills from Williams Mfg Co of Ohio. Claims cure for kidney and bladder troubles, nervous strain effects, back and groin pains, facial puffiness, and frequent urination. Sold by Geo W Clutton in a local area for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Williams M’f’g. Co
Geo. W. Clutton
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Teddy
William H. Taft
Kaiser
Trace Maan
Zatier Chocolate
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
John C. Gray
Johnston Avenue
Dame
California
L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Wilson
John Taggart
Elizabeth Sharp
Pittsburg Street
Nellie McAuley
New Wilmington
Blodwen Edwards
Lavana Lewis
Sharon
Mike Delca
Big Run Street
Philomena Marina
Edgar Marshall
Richelieu Avenue
New Brighton
Co. C. Harry
Pearson Street
United States Circuit Court
Albert Fehrenbaugh
Michael Devlin
Bluff Street
Florence Montgomery
Cleveland
James H. Mills
Robert Allen
Fountain Inn
Louise Montgomery
Anty
Clutton
Sherritt
Real Estate Exchange
Pyle
Madison Avenue
Seventh Ward
North Hill
North Liberty Street
McClain
Milton Street
Meyer Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Beaver Township
Bath and Gas
Carlisle Street
East Side
W.C.T.U
Eastbrook
J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Hotel Henry
F. P. Steckel
South St
Care News
Children's Aid Society
A. D. Mornes
East Falls Street
South Mill Street
Reliable Party
Washburn
West Pittsburg
New York House
New Castile
New Leslie House
A. A. McKay
Bell Phone
Hutchison Street
North Highland
H. D. Byers
Lyndal Street
H. H. Dick
R. G. Boak
Crawford Avenue
Highland Avenue
R. W. Jackson
East Leasure Street
W. J. Hartzell Co
Liberty Street
John J. Hoffman
Park Avenue
Porter Farm
L. H. Matthews
R. D
Bell
McCurdy
Buhr
Mitchell
J. P. Huxley
Dollar Bank
Youngstown
R. S. Pringle
D. Black
East
Washington Street
Jefferson Club
Jefferson Street
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
R. R. GC. Fralick
Grant Street
Bath
County Line Street
Adress & G. Moore
Sheridan Avenue
J. C. Me
Dean Block
North
Mercer and
Lincoln Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
Kissinger
North Street
East North Street
W. S. Davis
Boyles and
Highland Avenues
W. 8. Davis
Chautauqua, N. Y
Hast, Mill
Grant Streets
Cascade Ball Park
Falls
Mill
Beaver
Hazel
Francis
Sycamore
W. H. Aron
New Castle Credit Men’s Association
Roy M. Jamison
Attorn
New Castle Credit Men’s Asociation
Cleveland Avenue
Home
Mercer Streets
Mercer Street
Home Street
Pine Street
Spruce Street
S. Jefferson Street
Lawrence
Miller’s
East Washington Street
Veach
G. W. Veach & CO
Washington St
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