Tornado Leaves Pine Bluff In Darkness After Destructive Storm
United Press reports a late yesterday tornado in Pine Bluff Arkansas with two deaths, million-dollar crop damage, downed wires, washouts, and widespread flooding. Fort Smith Yarburen Little Rock also hit. One contractor Ivy killed by live wire. Train bridge collapse on Frisco line caused nine freight cars to plunge. Farmers face heavy livestock losses and crop risk amid ongoing rains.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Gee Ivy
Polo
Chase and arrest of Clyde Carpenter over empty shotgun incident
Clyde Carpenter of the Seventh ward was arrested after his family reported he chased them from a house with an empty shotgun. He fled the scene but was later captured. no gun was recovered. Carpenter claimed he was wandering and discarded the weapon along the river.
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Seventh Ward
Talee
Carpenter
Carere
Annor
Scabpold Falls scaffold collapse injures workers
Two men were injured yesterday when scaffolding collapsed at the ftayen selmel annex in Youngstown. One man died and another suffered fractures after being buried under bricks in the debris. In Yuver, Mass, over seven vacation mills face shutdowns on alternate weeks starting next week.
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Cassie Chadwick’s Lawyer To Cross Examine Kohler
In Cleveland June 10 Chief Kohler the suspended mayor Bachr faced continued direct testimony as his civil service trial resumed. Kohler described experiences in the palace department since joining the force and denied drunkenness charges. Prosecution plans to cross examine by late afternoon with possible private witnesses discussed among attorneys. A large crowd gathered outside awaiting admission to the proceeding.
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Sylvester McMahon
Jay P. Dawley
Cassie Chadwick
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Koller
Dogs Killed by City Dog Catcher in First Month
In the opening month of service this year dog catcher Jarek Young reported 138 dogs caught with 119 killed. Within ten days of the current month 33 more dogs were captured and killed, with local canines disappearing at a rapid rate as Young earns no pay for catching and receives 60 cents for killing each dog.
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Jarek Young
Taft
Youngs
Fishermen's Et Brings Up Body In Lake Como
In Lake Como, Italy, fishermen pulling their nets recovered the body of a young woman. The skull showed heavy blows, and authorities pursued clues in the brutal discovery reported by United Press.
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Mystery Couple Porter Sought After Disappearance
Police search for Mr and Mrs Porter an American couple who occupied a cottage on the tale. They vanished three days ago leaving the cottage flocked up amid a bundle of English letters suppressed by authorities.
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Porter
Murder charge sought in Sharon for New Castle shooting victim
New Castle police say John Veoh who was shot June 1 by Philip Pano died yesterday. Pano is now wanted on a murder charge. Sharon authorities describe the suspect as 23, about 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, dark brown hair with a scarred right forearm and deformities from a war injury.
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John Veoh
Philip Pano
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Stratton to Preach at St Luke's Church Corner
Rev J Stratton, pastor of Croton Church, will preach a special sermon this afternoon at St Luke's A M Zion Church, corner North and Elm Streets. He will be accompanied by his choir and invites the public to attend.
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Card of Thanks for Adam Forney ties and sympathy
Mr and Mrs Louis Lindemann thank neighbors friends and Ladies Orange Judge No 24 for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their brother in law Adam Forney.
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Louis Lindemann
Orange Judge
No. 24
Adam Forney
Indictments Charge Western Union Over Bucket Shop Violations
Federal grand jury returns forty two indictments charging Western Union Telegraph Co. with bucket shop violations under the 800 law. Indictments allege ties to Standard Stock & Grain dealers of Jersey City. Additional charges target Price & Cole and Tischler of Columbia for bucket shop operations.
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Washington
June Y
Western Union Telegraph Co
Federal Grand Jury
Western Caton
Wieder
Standard Stock & Grin Dealers
Jersey City
Poluried
Poluried Agaist
Price &C
Torert
Tischler of Columbia
Stylishly Clad Banker Goes 10 Pen
Ulysses G. Walker, former president of the Cleveland Banking Co, began a fifth year in the Columbus penitentiary for contributory perjury. He was convicted of swearing to false state bank reports after the bank failed. The report notes his jaunty dress and high spirits as he reported to prison on June 10 in Cleveland.
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Ulysses G. Walker
Cleveland Banking Company
Colubus Penitentiary
Realty Company Secures Charter Historic Notice
The Riverview Realty company with capital stock of 14000 has been chartered. Incorporators include A Suhine and EO Ott of Wampum and Dwight Kaimnascin at New Bright. The firm bought land along the proposed New Castle and Beaver Falls street car line and plans to plot it when the car line opens.
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Suhine Ie
Wolfe
Wampum
Pillsburs
Dwight “Kaimnascin
New Brighton
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Auctioneers Resist Dropping "Going Going Gone"
United Press reports at the Association of Auctioneers meeting in Chicago members debate whether to retire the chant "Going Going Gone." Some called for dignity, but others insist the hammering phrase is essential stock in trade and helps secure bids. A decision is expected before the convention closes.
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United Press
Chicago
Association of Auctioneers
Witness against Night Riders shot in ambush
Judge Robinson, key witness in the Night Rider trials near Hopi Ne, was shot and killed in an ambush near Otter Pond. He refused to leave the country after a warning. he leaves a wife and two children.
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George Goolman
Iale
Hopi Ne
Otter Pond
Korama
Hopkinaville
U. O. T. Men Meet in National Convention
The national convention of the United Commercial Travelers opened in Cincinnati Ohio with Gov Harmon arriving from Columbus to greet delegates. Mayor Schwab welcomed attendees as Walter Whitaker grand councilor spoke. Harry Haarmerer of Cincinnati delivered the opening wit. Approximately 2508 drummers are already in the city.
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Cincinnati
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Linton Hovel
Harmon
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Schwab
Walter Whitaker
Harry Haar~merer
Old Guard Smith Cheered by Regulars in House Session
Washington June 10 Regulars cheered Representative Walter Smith an old guard member after his rebuke from victory in Tow As the chaplain prayed the regulars crowded for a handshake with Smith in the chamber demonstrating support during a five minute hold up.
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Washington
Hous
Populars
Walter Smith
Old Guard
Smith
Reverend Charles A Dickey Dies Former Moderator
Philadelphia June 10. The Rev Dr Charles A Dickey prominent Presbyterian clergyman and former church moderator died today in Presbyterian Hospital where he was president. He was born in Wheeling West Virginia seventy two years ago and studied at the Ente Presbyterian Theological Seminary Allegheny City. He served as pastor of Calvary church in Philadelphia after 1875 and became associate pastor of the National church in 1879.
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Charles A. Dickes
Presbyterian ‘Hospital
Wheeling
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Ente Presbyteran Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
Williadelphia
Calvary
New Switch Patent Promises Useful Invention
A fragmented description mentions a thin city Hayura and a patent for a new switch that promises to be very useful, indicating novelty and potential practical application in electrical devices. The readable text hints at a patent filing and inventor named Hayura in Las, with unclear surrounding details.
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Hayura
Thin City
Helena mayor defies court order over police chief
In Helena Montana the mayor and seven aldermen faced possible contempt after defying a district court order to reinstate a police captain and several officers. The group remained jailed awaiting a change of mind, with a special council meeting planned to reconsider and restore the officers.
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Ithwayor
Montana
District Court
Couperly
Big Liz reportedly shot at Irwin guard job investigated
A report reached here today that J. J. Sweeney known as Big Liz was shot at Irwin Pennsylvania where he worked as a guard. The News investigated but found no confirmation. Sweeney had been in the limelight locally while employed with the American Sheet and Tinplate Company.
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Irwin
Swweeney
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Memorial Day Service by Lady Maccabees
The Lady Maccabees will hold their memorial service in Woodman Hall Sunday afternoon at J o'clock. Rev. William Bartlett of Wampum will deliver the address, with other exercises planned.
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Woodman Hall
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William Bartlett
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Sanity experts assess Mrs Ford in embezzlement case
Jeanette Ford, central figure in Charles J Warriner's $642,000 embezzlement linked to the Big Four railroad, was examined by sanity experts at Cincinnati hospital. Doctors deem her likely to remain out of Lima asylum as the hearing continues, with the hearing set to resume next Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Jeanette Ford
Charles J. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati Hospital
Ford
Professor Graham to Teach at Pittsburg School
Prof Graham, a well known local educator, has been elected instructor in chemistry and pedagogy at the Tattatiams heir school for next year. Last year he was principal of Greensburg high school and is a Westminster College graduate who ran for county superintendent in the last election.
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TB. G. Graham
Tattatiams Heir School
Greensburg
Westminster College
Hospitalized after dispute over snoring ends in fight
New York. June 10. Thomas Cavanagh is in hospital with stab wounds in groin chest and arms after a dispute with Patrick Gormley who snored and woke him with a pinch. Gormley was arrested as the coroner examined the scene at St Joseph's home.
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New York
Patrick Gormley
Thomas Cavanagh
St Joseph's
Cvanagh
Gormley
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Volant Area
Mrs. Joseph Martin mentions improvements. Nellie Boyd teaches in New Castle schools and enjoys vacation. Martha Alley of Volant visits grandmother Mrs. S. A. Harrah. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McAleena announce the birth of a son to their child John. Mrs. J. P. Holmes celebrates birthday with many postals. Abigail Allen of Volant returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. W. M. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCall of Parkersburg attend the funeral of the latter's uncle Wallace Buston. Volant Telephone installs new phones. Subscrivers include Sarah Clarke Sampson Oliver Hoffman andead Sampson. Mrs. Ann Elder injures herself falling from cupboard top. fracture serious due to age. A notable pond and a rail-road bed remark mention Budapest railway electrification planned this year.
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Nellie Boyd
New Castle
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Volant
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Sundar
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J. P. Holmes
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W. M. Boyd
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Wallace Buston
Volant Telephone Company
Sarah Clarke
Sampson
Oliver Hoffman
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