Veterans Hear Fine Service At Union Encampment Memorial
Encampment No. 9 of the Union Veteran Legion held annual memorial services Sunday at First Christian Church for comrades who died in the past year. Rev Pendleton delivered a stirring sermon on conquerors, noting family Civil War loyalties. The service honored Captain William P Price and J Bruce Hezlep with taps and obituary records read aloud.
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Union Veteran Legion
First Christian Church
Saul
J. M. Martin
Philip Wagner
Samuel I. Ellison
A. S. Love
John A. Andrews
William P. Price
77Th Sylvania Infantry
Philip Y. Pendleton
Pendleton
Virginia
General Pendleton
Lee
Giants Dominant in National League Pennant Race
The Giants hold a commanding lead in the National League standings as McGraw's fast team defeats rivals and builds a cushion. Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati struggle with pitching and injuries while New York seems destined for the World Series, with Boston and Chicago leading in the American League chase.
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McGraw
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
O'Day
Athletics
Boston
White Sox
Jimmy Callahan
Red Sox
Jake Stahl
Johnson
Mack
Detroit
Jennings
Naps
Comrades Remembered At Service With Flowers
Chairs draped in black and covered with white flowers signified the vacant places of the comrades in whose memory the service was held.
Hubbard Odd Fellows to Build New Temple in Hubbard
Hubbard Ohio June 10 The local lodge of Odd Fellows will proceed with plans for a new temple Lamont Button a Carnegie Tech Institute student will prepare detailed plans for a building at West Liberty and South Main streets The project aims to create a creditable edifice for the town and the organization forming the building company plans to manage the undertaking
Suddenly Rich Becomes Cruel in New York Suit
Frederick H Crandell, said to have secured 2 000 000 from his late uncle Edwin Hawley, faces a separation suit by wife Adelaide Crandell alleging abandonment cruelty and non support. The dispute centers on Crandell s affair with Adelaide formerly Miss McManus a Southern Pacific telegraph operator. Hawley s death left Crandell a share of the fortune with five children in the family.
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New York
Frederick H. Crandell
Edwin Hawley
Adelaide Crandell
Crandell
Mr. Hawley
Free employment bureau opened by Italian women’s suffrage group
In Rome the Italian Women’s Suffrage association led by Mme Donna Martini launches a free employment bureau for women to help them find work and support the suffrage movement.
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Rome
Mme
Donna Martini
Italian Women's Suffrage Association
New Suffrage Club
Old Grads Return to Westminster Halls in Eventful Weekend
Westminster seniors beat the faculty 6 to 5 as Coach Gildersleeve pitched for the faculty. Grove City defeated Westminster 16 to 0 at New Wilmington with Pyhthon starting and McQuiston failing to stop the rout. A public speaking recital filled Saturday night in the college chapel along with a music recital.
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Page One
Gildersleeve
Westminster Baseball
Grove City
New Wilmington
Pyhthon
McQuiston
Colege Chapel
Clara Williams
College of Music
Westminster
Waynesburg
College of Public Speaking
Westminster v8
Rev Shuman to Preach Tonight at Rescue Mission
The Rev. Hr. M. Shuman, pastor of the Missionary Alliance church, will speak at the Rescue mission on South Mill street and Croton avenue tonight at 7 30. The Lad ies' Soul Seeking Bible class meets Friday at 6 30 for Bible study on Acts 18. Mission services draw good crowds and aim to uplift attendees and workers for a better life.
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Hr. M. Shuman
Missionary Alliance Church
Rescue Mission
South Mill Street
Croton Avenue
Charles Wohlgemuth
Emmanuel Association
Pardoned Ex-Sheriff John E Shields Seeks Clemency
John E Shields former Westmorland County sheriff and county commissioner elect filed a petition for pardon with the board of pardons. The hearing is set for June 19. Convicted of embezzlement and neglect allowing prisoner escapes, he faces a 15 month to three year sentence and lost a Supreme Court appeal.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
John E. Shields
Westmorland
Shields
Supreme Court
No Place for Slow Thinkers in Majors
An article argues modern major league baseball rewards rapid and precise thinking alongside natural ability. It contrasts current players with former stars like Mike Kelly and Duffy McCarthy, noting today’s players must repeatedly think quickly to secure a long major league career. A brief item notes an injury in Hammondport, New York, involving Edwin Petrie's son.
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Mike Kelly
Duffy
McCarthy
Wing
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Ariosa
Penn’a Bottling & Mfg. CO
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New Norfolk
Rev. Shuman
Batiste
Robespiere
Sheriff Shields
Princess
East Washington
New Castle, Penna
Bocker—yYes
New York Sun
Hammondsport
N. Y
Edwin
Petrie
Keuka
PD. L. Alden
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