Poster’s Weather Projections from 1911 Disturbance and Drouth
June forecasts describe a continental disturbance mid June bringing high temperatures and dry weather, with a severe western drouth expected near distances from St. Louis to Montreal. Predictions include a windup of hot weather by late June and rain from June 21, plus planetary influences stirring storms and cool waves across the Pacific slope and eastern regions.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Drouth
St. Louis
Montreal
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Earth
Azores
Boutell Lied About Lineage In Court Booking
June 10 in New York a man named J Boutell, who claimed to be the son of a former congressman, was charged as an impostor. He attempted self harm after court and was committed to Bellevue Hospital for sanity examination. Sherman Gates Boutell, son of the informer congressman, confronted him in the courtroom.
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New York
Leonard
J. Boutell
Boutell
Bellevue Hospital
Sherman Gates Boutell
Poten
More Legislators Indicted in Ohio Bribery Case
Three members of the general assembly and an aide were indicted on bribery charges by a grand jury in Columbus. Indicted are Senator Thomas Dean of Sandusky County, Representative Frank M. Calvey of Cuyahoga County, Representative George B. Nye of Pike County, and Stanley F. Harrison of Cuyahoga County. Each was named in two indictments and posted $5,000 bond per indictment as the probe paused.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Thomas Dean
Sandusky
George B. Nye
Pike County
Stanley F. Harrison
Cuyahoga County
Senate
Mission Society Elects Officers at Pittsburg Synod Convention
The annual convention of the Women text Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Northern conference Pittsburg synod ended in Worthington after two days. Four counties Butler Armstrong Lawrence and Clarion were represented. Officers elected include President Mrs J W Schwartz Worthington Vice President Mrs C W Barnett Chicora Secretary Miss Charlotte Donaldson Butter Secretary assistant Mrs W J Daugherty Butter Eagle.
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Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Northern Conference
Pittsburg Synod
Worthington
Butler
Armstrong
Lawrence
Clarion
J. W. Schwartz
C. W. Barnett
Chicora
Charlotte Donaldson
Butter
W. J. Daugherty
Whiskey train chases Bible special to San Francisco
In Binghamton on June 10 a fast freight train passed through carrying cigarets whisky racing cars strychnine and coffins. The train trailed a 25 000 Bible car bound for the International Sunday School convention in San Francisco. Officials call it the chaser to the Bible special headed from New York to the west. The strychnine is for poisoning prairie dogs and moles.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Kawanna
San Francisco
New York
Doctor moves office to residence on East North Street
Dr. R. E. Redmond has moved his office to his home at 847 East North Street, the former John Blevins homestead. Bell phone.
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Hias
East North Street
John Blevins
Bell
Horse Believed 10 Have Suicided At Farm Well
A valuable horse owned by Middlesex meat dealer Billy Boal died after stepping on a wooden cover over a spring and falling into the well. The death occurred at his farm east of town, with locals speculating the horse may have taken its own life or suffered a bite from a mad dog. Boal loses a good work horse and investigators question the exact cause.
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Billy Boal
Middlesex
Billy
Boal
Iron Trade Dull As Prices Drop In June
The Iron Trade Review reports very light business since May 31 with lower June 1 prices not boosting demand. Some gains in sheet orders appear as jobber stocks were low, prices drop across sheets and roofing products, and limited steel bar contracts emerge for next year. Market for shapes and plates seems checked.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review Today
Pittsburg
Man unknowingly wed seeks annulment in Chicago case
Phillip Fishmin told Judge Cooper that he believed his May 2 1910 marriage to Sara Fishmin was a peddler license transaction. The couple says they wed before W F Stacey, amid claims Fishmin was under age and unaware of the ceremony.
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Chicago
Phillip Fishmin
Cooper
Superior Court
Fishmin
Sara Fishmin
W. F. Stacey
Fishin
Eben F. Runyan
Michael Arnovitch
Mail Handling Report From Zelienople Office May Totals
Postmaster Dindinger reports May mail at Zelienople with 17 875 outgoing pieces at 4 68 handlings each totaling 83 819. Incoming mail 37 869 pieces at 4 2 handlings per piece totaling 159 910. Combined 237 297 handlings across 55 744 pieces, with May sales the lowest in two years at the local office.
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Dindinger
Zelienople
Post Office Department
Washington
Valley News
Strawberries Rush Local Market As Peak Harvest Nears
Home grown berries flood the local market with choice fruit at 10 cents a quart and small berries at 25 cents for 3 quarts. The crop is larger this year aided by timely rains. Peak season arrives next week as Lawrence County growers find strong demand, while Mercer County faces a picker shortage elsewhere.
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Lawrence County
Mercer County
Telegraphic Tabloids Chronicle Odd News Across Cities
A collage of brief tales from East Aurora to Chicago including Elbert Hubbard winning a hair cut wager in New York, a Helena burglar spared, twin weddings in Texas, the Star Spangled Banner exhibit plan in Baltimore, a New York night court fine, elopement in Milwaukee, a boxing pairing in Chicago, and Chicago’s extremely thin groom and his bride.
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East Aurora
N. Y
Elbert Hubbard
William Marion Ready
St. Louis
Helena
Mont
Charles V. Holmes
Austin
Tex
Leland and
Lorand Tabler
Adrian
Alma
Alta Moore
San Marios
Baltimore
Key
Fort Henry
North Point
New York
Joseph Lowry
Weldon McAvoy
Lewry
Chicago
Milwaukee
Hubert J. Schoenecker
Tillie Schroeder
Frankie White
George Memsic
White
Tom MceCarey
Arthur Atherton
Blanche Burkley
Despondent Engineer Attempts Suicide at Home
Daniel J. Kennedy a Baltimore and Ohio engineer cut his throat with a razor at his Youngstown residence over domestic troubles. He is reported to be recovering.
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Daniel J. Kennedy
Youngstown
Have the News Follow You on Your Vacation
An ad instructs readers to arrange for The News to be sent to any U S or Canada address during travel. It promises daily home news at the same rate and urges ordering before departing, for any duration from a few days to a month or longer.
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United States
Canada
Methodist Church in Butler Clears Three Mortgages
Five hundred Butler congregants gathered at the Methodist Episcopal church as three mortgages totaling 14 000 dollars were burned during an evening ceremony. The debts were paid off after a church debt-clearing campaign.
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Butler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler Eagle
Crusaders for Christ Cantata Sunday Evening
The Central Christian church Sunday school presents the annual Children’s Day program. The cantata Crusaders for Christ will be performed Sunday evening by the children after thorough practice.
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Crusaders For Christ
Central Christian Church
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Wells College
Aurora
Dean Snow
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Mission Society
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New Castle
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