Eakin Sent To Poor Farm Labor
Mayor Tyler ordered William Eakin jailed ten days at the city poor farm for drunkenness and assigned him to hard labor with the Poor Warden Snyder. He had signed a yearlong pledge to abstain from liquor, violated it, and faces a doubled sentence if re arrested on similar charges.
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Tyler
William Eakin
William
Snyder
Eakin
Shots Cause Panic at Lisbon Theater
A subscription performance for political prisoners in Lisbon was disrupted when armed men entered the theater and fired revolvers. Panic swept the crowded venue, injuring many as spectators were trampled. cavalry arrested Royalist sympathizers outside the building.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Measure Our Success by the Failure of Others
A local health program promotes progress by noting failures of rival efforts. It offers one month of free treatment for listeners who call within the week, with medicines excluded from the offer. The notice emphasizes urgency and community benefit.
Free X Ray Examinations and German American Doctors Offer
Free one month of treatment to new callers this week. The German American Doctors promote a combined method for chronic nervous and specialty diseases claiming cures across catarrh throat lungs liver skin kidneys and more with offices and special hours for women and evening service.
Men urged to call after hours from 6 30 to 8 30 p m
A notice directs men to place calls in the evening hours 6 30 to 8 30 p m for contact or service. It emphasizes after hours accessibility and clarifies time windows for communication.
Steward of German Club on Trial in Liquor Case
Testimony showed members used three for a quarter beer checks issued by Wm Smiley to obtain beer and whiskey in German Benevolent union rooms. Witnesses described the club rooms, dues, insurance, and that liquor was owned by the union with Smiley not personally profiting.
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Johnston
Austin Patterson
Smiley
German Beneficial Union
James McMunn
Wm. Smiley
Joseph Pisor
Elmer Porter
Commonwealth
Austen Patterson
Currie Building
Lawrence Avenue
House Committee
Ellwood
L. M. Howard
Fire departments approve new fire trucks for ward and Park Ave
Fire trucks installed in the Fourth ward and Park avenue departments were accepted by the fire committee, with a recommendation to council to authorize payment. Fire Chief Connery was also empowered to dispose of the displaced horses or transfer them as he sees fit.
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Fourth Ward
Park Avenue
Fire Committee of
Connery
Child Thought Cured Dies of Rabies in Youngstown
Catherine Beynon eight year old girl died in Youngstown Ohio after a dog bite ten weeks earlier. She was treated at the Pasteur Institute in Pittsburg and declared cured three weeks before her death. She had spoken at the Welsh Baptist church for Children's Day last Sunday before falling ill.
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Youngstown, CO
Catherine Beynon
Pasteur Institute
Pittsburg
Welsh Baptist Church
Bulgaria Rejects Russian Mediation to Balkans Dispute
St Petersburg June 12 The Bulgarian Czar Ferdinand declines Russia's offer to arbitrate the Serbia Bulgaria territorial dispute. Observers say Russia's move could avert hostilities between the Balkan powers and mark a first step toward peace.
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National News Association
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Servia
Bulgaria
Czar
Ferdinand
Council to Locate More Fire Hydrants This Year
Councilmen Huston Black and Fire Chief Connery were named to a committee from the fire committee to determine locations for additional fire hydrants needed this year.
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Huston
Black
Connery
Council
Harvard crew coach praises practice as race draws near
Coach Wray and Harvard backers express satisfaction with the eight after a strong practice showing. They believe no further lineup changes will occur before the June 20 race in New England.
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Red Top
Conn
Wray
Harvard
Turkish Circular Beads for Day Wear
Turkish circular bead chains available at leading Oriental shops suit Bulgarian crepes and other lively daytime fabrics. They are not intended for evening use.
Sterling buys Market alley pool room and barber shop
Notice states M. H. Sterling has purchased H. Deli Bardie's pool room and barber shop located in Market alley. The advertisement announces the transfer of ownership and the new proprietor.
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M. H. Sterling
H. Delibardie
Market Alley
Mayor's Court Drunks Part Ways With Law
John McCarty of Pittsburg and Robert Hayes of Cleveland, both one legged, were arrested for disorderly conduct. Hayes resisted arrest and received ten days in county jail. McCarty was ordered to leave town for 30 minutes and left.
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John McCarty
Pittsburg
Robert Hayes
Cleveland
Tyler
Hayes
McCarty
Electric light contract ordinance trims minimum charge
The electrical committee of councils amended the measure to eliminate the minimum charge and said it will reconvene soon to finish action and send the ordinance back to councils for approval.
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Electrical Committee of Councils
Horse Wanders Off With Owner Absent
While Mr. Hayes stood in the water company office a horse left unattended wandered away. Police located the animal on Wilmington road near the city limits and Mr. Hayes was notified to recover the milk wagon and horse.
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Mr. Hayes
Water Company
Wilmington
Fathers Day Observance at Central Christian Church
Fathers Day will be observed at the Central Christian Church on Sunday June 22 starting at 9 45 A M The church aims for the largest attendance in its history Special fathers will be rewarded with conditions announced later
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Central Christian Church
Deaths of the Day in Oil City Area Funerals Held for Staats and Others
The notice reports the death of Harry A. Staats formerly of this city who died at Shenango Valley hospital after kidney trouble treatment in New Castle. Survived by wife, four children, and several siblings, with funeral arrangements in Quest street and Oil City. Also noted are funeral details for Frederick Williams and Thomas J. Smiley and Cecelia Lewis with service locations, officiants, pallbearers, and interment plans.
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Harry A. Staats
Oil City
Shenango Valley Hospital
Staats
New Castle
J. W. Osburn
James Leddy
This City
Blanche Staats
Pittsburg
Charles B. Staats
Salt Lake City
Frank Staats
Morgantown
Quest Street
Frederick Williams
West
Washington Street
First Christian Church
S. R. McCleary
Roland Roberts
Samuel Lewis
J. Russell White
Oak Park Cemetery
Messrs
Brown
Whittaker
Morrow
Pugh
George
Evan Harris
Thomas J. Smiley
Hazel Dell
Smiley
Christina
Howard Smiley
Sadie Wright
Eva Clark
Warren, O
Thomas B. Daugherty
Clarinda Jones
Cecelia Lewis
East Long Avenue
H. M. Shuman
Morris Lindsay
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
John, David
William H
James Lewis
George Davis
Henry Nelson
Funeral for Samuel H. Crone Set for Portersville
The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the residence of Mrs. Anna Bauder in Portersville for Samuel H. Crone.
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Samuel H. Crone
Anna Bauder
Portersville
New Neckwear Styles Create Bold Visual Statements
Fashion note highlights new neckwear arrivals with low voices and nets, Medici ruffs, white ratine collars trimmed in colored buttons, edge details in voiles and crepes, epaulette collars, Medici ruffs in various lengths, and versatile convertible ruffs priced from 25c to 75c and up to $2.00.
Linen Parasols at Bargain Prices from 50c to $4.50
Attractive linen parasols with hemstitched borders and wood handles offered at $1.50. Other linen parasols feature embroidery and insets priced up to $4.50. White linene parasols available for as little as 50c and Tic.
Special textile and auto coat sale announced
The note advertises 36 inch silk habutai at 68c a yard for silk shirts, black velvet ribbon at 35c a yard, double net frills with velvet ribbon at 50c a yard, pleated cotton voile rufflings 25c and 50c a yard, and auto outfits including linen coats with hoods priced from 1.45 to 7.50. Coats range in sizes 16 years to 44 bust.
Summer cotton bargains in basement sale prices
True Economy lists low prices on summer cottons and linings including 4c yard printed lawns 40 styles, 10c yard wide batistes 40 inches, 12 1 2c tissue ginghams, 6 1 2c Lancaster ginghams, 10c boys and girls garments, 18c voiles and chiffons, 12 1 2c Linaire prints, and 25c yard cotton ratine in multiple colors on the Main Floor.
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Lancaster
Sanitas
Linaire
Faberic
Many Lace Curtains Go On Sale at Noteworthy Prices
An advertisement offers a wide selection of loom lace and Swiss curtains at heavily reduced prices. Nottingham curtains list from 65 to 110 cents versus higher regular prices. Swiss curtains range from 30 cents to 2.36 dollars, with many edge and color options. Aimed at bedroom decor, discounts emphasize value and quick purchase.
Curtain price cuts for Brussels Net and Irish Point styles
sale price reductions apply to Brussels Net Curtains with linen lace insertions and edge with pairs priced from 1.25 to 4.75. Irish Point Curtains offered at 3.25 to 4.00 per pair, all in white and corn finishes as special values for window drapery buyers.
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Brussels
Summer Portieres Go On Sale Across Styles
A clearance offers underpriced summer portieres with savings. Prices include $1.00 portieres at 85c a pair, $1.50 portieres at $1.25 a pair, $2.00 portieres at $1.50 a pair, and Madras portieres in various colors from $3.50 to $7.00 a pair.
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Madras
Lace bed sets and couch covers on second floor
Visit our furnishings section on the second floor for a lace bed set including spread and two shams starting at $2.00 up to $12.50. Couch covers in attractive designs and color combinations priced from $1.00 to $2.75.
Readjusting Wall Paper Stocks Offers Bargains This Week
The June re adjustment sale cuts prices on two wall paper lots. One lot includes 8c papers regularly 10c to 12 1/2c with many living room dining room and bedroom designs. The second lot features high grade papers with borders and friezes at substantial savings. Also porch swings from 4.00 to 9.50 and cushions in various sizes and covers on sale.
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Spall Cial
Cascade Park to Stage Winning Girl Musical Comedy This Week
Cascade Park theater continues the King Musical Comedy Company presenting a tabloid version of A Winning Girl with three daily performances at 3 7 15 and 8 30 p m. Four reels of moving pictures precede each show.
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The
King Musical Comedy Company
Cascade Park Theater
City seeks bids for 1000 feet of fire hose
The city will receive bids for the purchase of 1000 feet of new fire hose. Bids must be received so the hose can be in use early in the summer.
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