Tragedy in Terrace Avenue as Thomas Davis Dies on Street
Thomas Davis a 44 year old tin worker from Terrace avenue dropped dead while walking on Long avenue Saturday night. He was reportedly in robust health, employed as a roller at Shenango plant mill No 14, and had spoken recently of feeling well. Coroner notified. inquest set for Monday at Dunn & Rice morgue. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday at family home, interment Tuesday in McKeesport.
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Thomas Davis
Terrace Avenue
Long Avenue
Pavis
Shenango
Wales
McKeesport
John F. Ward Lodge
Amalgamated Association
Independent Order of Foresters
Cox
Dunn & Rice
Judge Porter weighs new trial for Frank Johnson murder case
Deep public interest centers on Judge Porter's decision whether to grant a new trial for Frank Johnson, jailed for killing his stepson Herman Genginger. Attorneys argued weeks ago and no decision date is set. Most observers doubt a new trial. a relative of Johnson says the case could go to the Supreme Court, delaying final resolution for months.
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Ing
Porter
Frank Johnson
B Ig
Herman Genginger
Supreme Court
Local Worker Suffers Recurrent Arm Breaks at Mill
John Schuster of South Jefferson Street was injured again when a truck at the steel mill ran over him, fracturing the same left arm that had broken previously and failed to heal. Dr. Samuel Warner treated him.
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John Schuster
South Jefferson Street
Samuel Warner
An Innovation in Court Proceedings in Lawrence County
A unusual court term in Lawrence County disposed of lack of surety of the peace and desertion hearings on a day set for such matters. The Commonwealth vs George Chatland was continued due to the defendant’s attorney absence. Lawyers note that family trouble day usually brings many cases, but this term’s outcome remains unexplained.
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Lawrence County
Commonwealth
George Chatland
A. M. Graham
Fall From Third Floor Reveals Miraculous Escape
Clarence Farrell twenty four son of Officer Pat Farrell of Court street fell from the third story of City Roller mills about 11 o'clock Monday morning. He landed on a box car twenty five feet from the fall and was unconscious on arrival at the hospital. He revived quickly and now rests in bed promising a short convalescence barring hidden injuries.
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Clarence Farrell
Pat Farrell
Court Street
Dana & Rice
Farrell
Juvenile Court Clears Felix Krause in Incorrigibility Case
Felix Krause a Fifth ward boy faced an incorrigibility charge from Truant Officer Dowler. Judge Porter heard the case in Juvenile Court Thursday afternoon. Captain Knight said the boy willingly attended school during custody. The youth was allowed to return home after his father paid the costs.
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Felix Krause
Dowler
Porter
Felix
Captain Knight
Injury from Buffalo ordnance factory explosion
Frank Mick of this city is severely injured in a Buffalo ordnance factory blast that occurred Saturday. His leg was badly shattered and may require amputation. he also sustained other injuries. He is son of Mrs. Caroline Mick of Pearson Street, a widow. Brother Wodwart Mick has gone to Buffalo to assist. Mick grew up here before moving to Buffalo.
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Frank Mick
Buffalo
Frank
Caroline Mick
Pearson Street
John W. Mick
Wodwart Mick
Dogs Electrocuted by Officer Young in Pennsylvania
The report states that Dog Catcher Young electrocuted 22 unclaimed canines on Saturday and four more were sold. He mentions another execution planned for tomorrow at the garbage furnace, urging owners to visit the pound to settle missing dog cases.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Young
Montgomery at head of merged railways
The Youngstown Telegram reports Ranney Montgomery, presently leading the Youngstown Sharon and New Castle lines, will head the merged Mahoning and Shenango power and light company. If confirmed, he becomes superior to M F E McCaskey, superintendent of the Mahoning valley interest, under the new corporate name and operation plan.
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Youngstown
Ison
Deserter From Navy Arrested Here
John Henry Graham a U S navy member on furlough was arrested Sunday by local police after naval authorities notified Mayor Ilainer. He served on the battleship Maine and deserted at Hampton Roads Virginia. Navy authorities offer a $20 reward for his return to League Island navy yards Philadelphia.
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John Henry Graham
United States Navy
Ilainer
United States
Maine
Hampton Roads
Graham
League Island Navy Yards
Philadelphia
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted For Croup
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup as easing coughs croup and lung ailments by opening the bowels. It notes the bottle bears a red clover blossom and honey bee and lists Paisley’s Pharmacy as the seller.
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Kennedy
Kennedy's
Paisley’s
Invention of Iron Man Blowing Machine at Glass Plants
The American Glass company plans to install blowing machines at Lawrence and Shenango factories sparking memories of John Laubers, the Croton born inventor. Once ridiculed, the iron man and its machine are praised for potential nationwide use within five years, with Jeannette already testing the system under Harry Riley.
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American Glass Company
Lawrence
Shenango
John Laubers
Croton
New Castile
Loubers
Edward Norris
J. W. Knox
Marquis Clay & Limestone Company
Harry Riley
Plate Glass Trust
Jeannette
New Castle
Westinghouse Company
Missionary’s Mother Dies in India After Earthquake Shock
Dr. Herbert T. Barr of New Wilmington reports the death in India of his mother Mrs. Mary Barr wife of Rev. Dr. James S Barr the first United Presbyterian missionary to India She was seven years old and died from shock after a severe earthquake felt nationwide Rev and Mrs Barr long served in India sending their children to Westminster for schooling due to climate concerns and separation from family.
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Herbert T. Barr
New Wilmington
India
Mary BR. Barr
James S Barr
United Presbyterian
Barr
Westminster
Cure for Kidney Disease Touted by Cherokee Resident
It was a huge task to cure such a bad kidney case in C F Collier of Cherokee Ia Electric Bitters reportedly helped him. He suffered backache headache and depression and sat with a cushion. The tonic is praised as a cure for weak kidneys liver or stomach and sold by druggists at 50 cents.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Tle
German girl injured at Germania Hall fall
A German domestic worker at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Schmid on Centennial street sustained severe arm injuries after falling on the Germania hall floor Sunday evening. Dr A M Cook of Pittsburg street attended her.
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Charles Schmid
Centennial Street
Germania Hall
A. M Cook
Pittsburg Street
Will of Peter L Kimberly Leaves $10 Million Estate
Sharon and Mercer papers report the late Peter L Kimberly’s 100000000 estate will be divided among many relatives and charities. Amos Kimberly receives the largest individual share at about 17 percent. others named include Kate Murdock five percent, Elizabeth Asay five percent, and several 3 percent or 1 percent bequests. Executors are John C Owsley Bas sett and George Baird with 20000 yearly fees. Pennsylvania faces a 5 percent collateral tax potentially $560000.
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Peter L. Kimberly
Mercer
Kimberly
Amos Kimberly
West Liberty
Chester W. Kimberly
Mary Minerva Sankey
Viola J. Webb
Samuel Otis Kimberly
Jane P. Williamson
Kate K. Murdock
Iran
Bassett
George A. Baird
John C. Owsley
Elizabeth V. Asay
Catherine Kimberly
Emma Cotton
Elmer
William Kimberly
Charles
William Murdock
Rachel A. Jones
Iron Mountain
Mich
Reuben Williamson
Sharon
James Brainard
Pittsboro
Frank A. Dailey
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Mrs. Downey
Abner Rush
Elizabeth Porter
Topeka
Kan
Elizabeth Shilling
Albert Linn
State of
Pennsylvania
A. J. Moreland
Tra L
Cleveland
George Baird
Asay
E. V. Asayat
Iowa
Kate Murdock
Prospect City
Mother Grieves Over Son's Disappearance and Alleged Embezzlement
Mrs. Sarah Riley of South Beaver Street seeks news on her son Fred L. Riley and his uncle Matthew Sutton, both missing since Decoration Day. The News traces clues but finds no word. Mrs Riley disputes initial embezzlement figures, noting Fred owned store shares and health issues prompted departure toward California. Matthew Lutton, leaving with his son Dick, also vanished after saying he would visit his brother. Neighbors deny ownership of larger funds. Mrs Riley contemplates divorce as inquiry continues.
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Fred L. Riley
Sarah Riley
South
Beaver Street
Matthew Sutton
Wis
Riley
Sylvester W. Gibson
California
Gibson
Matthew Lutton
Lutton
Lawrence Junction
Sutton
Joseph Halway
Little Reed Lutton
Sylvester Gibson
Fred Riley
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe cure for bowel and stomach issues including pain in bowels, headache, biliousness, and costiveness. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a guarantee.
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King
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promises Stronger Body
An advertisement from Paisley’s Pharmacy touts Kodol Dyspepsia Care as improving digestion and nutrient absorption regardless of stomach condition. It claims the product cures Indigestion Dyspepsia Relieving Sour Stomach and Weak Heart, strengthening the entire system.
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Paisley
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Lucy Stovall
Tilton, Ga
Kodol
Delter
E.C DeWitt & Co
Officer Young
Montgomery
Merged Railways
NAVY
Henry Landers
Raney
Geermania Hall
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
Dr.a. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Tanna & Kree
Chadwick
Washington St
Nimdgrly
Peter L. Kimberley
Elizabeth Say
Pittburg Times
Mrs. Asay
Virginia
Bhoes
Tale
Jayne
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