May Cut Off Meat Supply
A Chicago dispatch reports a teamsters' joint council ultimatum demanding a four cent per hour wage increase for meat packers, citing meat price rises. Both sides foresee a possible strike, with packers preparing and labor hiring strikebreakers in several towns, raising concern across hotels, restaurants, ships, and markets.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Chicago
Teamsters’ Joint Council Today
St. Louis
Memphis
Cairo
Teamsters
Acquittal in Liquor License Case For Carson West Pittsburg
Carson W. J. Carson of West Pittsburg was acquitted by a jury on charges of selling liquor without a license. Half the costs were charged to him and half to Edward Foley, the prosecutor. Judge Porter nullified the verdict against Foley but ordered Carson to pay his share of the costs. A separate column will report the full case. Roy Young against Thomas J. Shearer ended not guilty with costs on Young, and a motion for arrest of judgment seeks to remove costs since the case was a felony.
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W. J. Carson
West Pittsburg
Edward Foley
Porter
Foley
Carson
Roy Young
Thomas J. Shearer
Young
S. . Emery
R. L. Wallace
Social notes from the city and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are listed as spending time in Pittsburg Braddock Jamestown N Y Rochester N Y and Wampum. Guests include Mrs Walter K Conover Mrs Kate Rees Miss Mayse Hughes and Miss Katharyn Burkhart among others with several visits to relatives and friends.
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J. W. Disbrow
Cottage Avenue
Pittsburg
Walter K. Conover
Edward Campbell
Morris Street
James Meehan
Lowellville
Kate Rees
Martins Ferry
Miles Maxwell
Franklin Avenue
H. M. Burns
South Mill Street
Jamestown
N. Y
H. B. Carpenter
Arthur
No. 6
North Pine Street
Butler
L. C. Brinton
Fred Gilliland
Pittsburg Street
Braddock
Mayse Hughes
Youngstown
Daniel Oskin
Edward Morgan
Crawford Avenue
Katharyn Burkhart
Waver N. Y
Frederica Grube
Rochester
Roy Dilley
North Mercer Street
W. W. Woods
Cleveland
John Rae
State Street
Woods
Harry Andrews
New Bethlehem
Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
E. W. Crawford
Walnut Street
W. A. Womer
East Long Avenue
Wampum
Womer- Crawford
Westminster Commencement Week Nears Closing
The Westminster festivities conclude with events this week including a rain delayed tennis match won 6 to 1 by Volant over New Wilmington Athletic club. Tuesday featured the Troubadours concert and class day exercises at 1 30 pm in the Presbyterian church with pages about the historian grumbler and donor. Thursday's schedule lists reunions, music ensembles, commencement exercises with Dr Josiah H Penniman, and the Adelphic Philomath literary contest at 8 pm.
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Westminster
New Wilmington Athletic Club
Volant Club
Wilmington
Volant
Conservatory of Music
Presbyterian Church
Smith
Kelso
Christian Associations
Department of Music
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Adelphic and
Philomath
Beav er Valley Baptist session opens in Sharon
The Beaver Valley Baptist association holds a Bible school and young people's societies convention in Sharon with Rev. John Snape among speakers. Local delegates attend from the Bible School and B Y P U including Ruth Kemp and Alma Broadhead among others.
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Convention of Bible Schools and Young People's Societies
Beaver Valley Baptist Association
Shenango Valley
John Snape
Sharon
Baptist Church
Bible School
Ruth Kemp
C. W. Waddington
Grace Gardner
R. C. Ford
J. W. Owens
E. JL. Smith
D. D. Thomas
R. C. Fralick
Daniel Kennedy
Paul Kemp
Charles L. McMillin
Alma Broadhead
Kerrs Thank Neighbors for Kindness After Daughter Ella Kerr
Mr and Mrs L R Kerr express gratitude to neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during Ella G Kerr illness and at her death.
Orchard testimony in Colorado case spurs denials and new claims
Boise dispatch reports Mrs. Steve Adams accusing Harry Orchard of falsehoods on trial for Governor Stevenenberg’s murder. Orchard continues cross examination as Richardson probes claims of plots to kill Peabody and Bell, with Adams expected to testify for the defense.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Denver
Steve Adams
Harry Orchard
Stevenenberg
William D. Haywood
Richardson
Adams
Justice Gabebrt
Colorado Supreme Court
Peabody
Haywood
Moyer
Canyon City
H. M. Hawkins
Hawkins
Cripple Creek
General Bell
Governor Signs and Vetoes Bills in Harrisburg
Governor Stuart approved several measures including diverting street railway routes to private property and protecting sheriffs in writ executions. He vetoed acts on building destruction near public health, bridge condemnation, mine foreman to inspector, and expanding mine inspectors.
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Press Dispatch
Harrisburg
Stuart
Schuylkill County
Injunction Arguments Continued Till June 20
Judge Porter postponed the injunction hearing in the Crowther estate case against the New Castle school district to the afternoon of Thursday June 20. Attorneys and the judge spent the session securing a jury in the Black Hand robbery cases.
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Porter
Crowther
New Castle
New Shortstop for Nocks Arrives for Tryout
Manager Smith of the Nocks has secured Green of Millvale as a new shortstop. He will be given a tryout in Wednesday's game.
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Smith
Nocks
Green
Millvale
Volant Beats New Wilmington A C 6 1 In Tilt
Volant defeated New Wilmington A C 6 to 1 at New Wilmington on Tuesday. The game was tied until the eighth when Volant erupted for five runs. Graham pitched well for Volant with only two hits allowed and strong defensive support.
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Volant
New Wilmington A. C
New Wilmington
Graham
Battle for Life and Father John's Medicine Triumph
Desperation to recovery follows a prolonged battle with consumption. After three months of bleeding and near lung failure, the patient, H Lewis of Cloversville New York, turned to Father John’s Medicine. He credits the remedy with restoring strength and enabling a return to work after two years ill. The product claims no alcohol or injurious drugs and guarantees results.
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H. Lewis
Second St
Cloversville
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Father John
New Castle sewer bond ordinance increases debt by 35000 dollars
The City of New Castle plans to borrow 35000 dollars to extend the main sewer from Front to Grant streets and to build storm sewers in the Fifth and Seventh wards. The plan funds bonds at 4 percent interest, repayable over twenty years, with annual taxes of 3150 dollars for debt service.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Front Street
Grant Street
City of
A. E. Rhodes
A. BE. Rhodes
Pittsboro to Host School of Methods for Sunday School Workers
A large group from this city plans to attend the Pittsboro School of Methods for Sunday school workers. The program opens in Pittsboro on June 22 and will run for six days.
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School OF Methods
Pittsboro
Notice of Assessment for Lawrence Street Paving
The City Engineer of New Castle Pennsylvania will on Tuesday June 18 1907 at 730 pm attend at the City Building corner East and Washington Streets to assess grading paving and curbing of Lawrence Street First Ward between Mercer and Beaver Streets. At 8 pm same day the schedule of assessments will be exhibited for errors or corrections. C H Milholland City Engineer June 10 11 12
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Mercer Street
City of
New Castle
East
Washington Streets
South Street
Lawrence Street
C. H. Milholland
City of New Castle
City Engineer's Office
Beaver Street
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North Mill SE
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Spencer
Ingrain Ruggets
Kurdistan
Wilton Velvet
Axminster Ruggets
Brussels
Andrew B.spencer
Pittsburg ST
New Castle, PA
Hotel Higgins
East North Street
Standard Wire Company
South Milleneare
P. O
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East Side
North Hill
Wood Street
Uber Avenue
L.” News Office
Treadwell News Company
D. B. Kurtz
Croton Ede
Nea
McKee & Mitchell
H. Hice
N. Mill ST
United States District Court
S. H. Hice
N. Mercer St
Geo, E. Reynolds
Frick Bldg
Pittsburg, Pa
Lawrence Savings & Trust Building
Bell ’Phone
Megdias
R. Clark
Nastows. O
Enquire News
East Sutton Street
Cunningham Avenue
M. Rolnick
Ellwood City
Daniels
Harlansburg Road
Cement Works
Russell Parke
Miller Avenue
Terrace Avenue
Liberty and
Cedar Streets
Seventh Ward
BE. E. Phillips
Washington Street
W. B. Bennett
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Pine Street
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Federal Street
E.C. Mentzer
West Federal Street
J. F. P. Kennelly & Co
West Washington Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Beaver and
Court Streets
Court Street
Cascade Park
Sherman Hotel
Zulett
Fulkerson Block
Bell Phone
North Jefferson Street
Lawrence
South Jeffrson Streets
Diamond
South
Jefferson Street
Boyles Avenue
North Mill Street
Morehead Block
H. G. Miller
Alex. Richardson
Pearson Street
Bell
Dr. Smith
Twentieth Century Furnace
East Division Street
E. J. O'Brien
East Washington Street
County Line
Ank Ralph
Delaware Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
Tnequire
Union
Caldwell
Neshannock Falls
P. M. B. & L. Association
C. W. Fenton
Mooney
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Jefferson St
South Mul Street
Ek. C Fralick
Pensylvania
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Electric Ligue
J. A. Price
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