Demonstration at Emily Davison Funeral in London
A vast suffrage parade in London honors Emily Wilding Davison, with about 50 000 women, police guarding the route and Emmeline Pankhurst jailed after attempting to join. Clergy and vast crowds observe the procession as militants and peaceful suffragists mingle. In Portsmouth, jealousy triggers a double tragedy as Robert White kills his sweetheart Jennie Wade and then shoots himself after a pursuit and confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
London
Emily Wilding Davidson
Derby
Women’s Social and Political Union
Miss Davison
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Victoria
King’s Cross
Scotland Yard
Portsmouth
Robert White
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Jennie Wade
Wireless Daily
White
Bernard
Oscar White
Anutomobile
Women Celebrate Illinois Suffrage Victory in Chicago
Chicago marks the first celebration of Illinois women’s enfranchisement with Grace Wilbur Trout and other Springfield victory leaders welcomed at the railroad station. They proceed to a breakfast and mass meeting at the Fine Arts building hosted by the Illinois Suffrage Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Chicago
Grace Wilbur Trout
Springfield
Illinois Suffrage Association
Fine Arts
Library leaders report strong showing at Kane meeting
Mrs. R. E. Royce secretary of the public library board and Miss Nora Giele librarian attended the Northwestern Pennsylvania Library association annual meeting at Kane. They called the gathering interesting and successful and noted their library ranks well among larger libraries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Royce
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonies
Readable letters from women in Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island praise relief from female weakness, irregular menses, and fatigue. They credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improved health and energy for daily tasks and family life. Both women report renewed happiness and strength after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Esmond
R. I
ANNA HAN#EN
Esmond, Rhode Island
To Place Pelky On Trial Soon
Calgary reporters detail crown attempt to obtain coroner testimony in Luther McCarty boxing death. Two stenographers attended the inquiry. Arthur Pesky’s lawyers and a local journalist each provided one. Pesky faces trial Thursday as Chicago and Philadelphia medical experts prepare to testify McCarty dislocated his own neck.
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Calgary
Alberta
Luther McCarty
Arthur Pesky
McCarty
Pesky
Chicago
Philadelphia
Missionary Meeting at Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mrs Libel Wilson and Mrs E J Pattison hosted the Woman's Missionary society at Pattison home on Youngstown road. Members gathered at 9, shared a noon dinner, and resumed at 2 30 with president Mrs R C Dodds presiding. Mrs R H Pattison led devotions and Mrs John Elliott reported on the Presbyterial convention in Beaver Falls. Most ladies returned on the 6 o'clock car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libel Wilson
E. J. Pattison
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Youngstown Road
R. C. Dodds
R. H. Pattison
Beaver Falls
John Elliott
Graham Family Reunion at Robinson's Grove
The Graham family reunion will be held at Robinson's Grove on Saturday July 13. A big time is anticipated and all friends of the Graham connection are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Robinson's Grove
Sto) &9
Sharon Line
Graham Connection
Local Residents Move Through Health and Travel Notices
Mrs. Joseph Rutter of Highland Avenue extension was taken to Shenango Valley hospital for an operation. A L Martin, under treatment at Shenango Valley hospital, was moved to his home. Miss Dora Aiken of Shenango township returned home after visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Fred Wehman in Ellwood City. Mr and Mrs P V Jones of 213 North Walnut Street visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs H H Sherrard of Edenburg. Mrs Cassie A Jones of Walnut Street visited her sister Mrs H L Hickok in Trenton New Jersey and in New York before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rutter
Highland Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
A. L. Martin
Dora Aiken
Shenango Township
Fred Wehman
Ellwood City
P. V. Jones
North Walnut Street
H. H. Sherrard
Edenburg
Cassie A. Jones
Walnut Street
H. L. Hickok
Trenton
N. J
New York
William Vance Critically Ill On Eastside
William Vance of Pine Street, a well known Eastside resident, is critically ill at his home. For days his condition has been serious and little hope is entertained for his recovery.
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William Vance
Pine Street
Eastside
Belgian novelist Camille Lemounier Dies at Age
Brussels reports the death of Camille Lemounier a renowned Belgian novelist. In 1907 the Belgian government honored him by presenting the old home of painter Antone Wiertz known as the mad painter in recognition of his services to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Camille Lemounier
M. Lemounier
Antone Wiertz
Metamora driver dies after neck injury in El Paso race
James Sebring of Metamora Ohio died in Bloomington NL after suffering a broken neck weeks after a race accident in El Paso Texas. Sebring was an automobile race driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
James Sebring
Metamora
Sebring
el Paso
Tex
Cattle Scarce Says Secretary Predicts Beef Shortage
Washington dispatch reports secretary of agriculture warns of nationwide beef cattle shortage, especially in southern pastures. Western buyers buy scarce southern stock for breeding, risking higher meat prices next winter. officials urge breeding up native stock rather than selling. Forty carloads shipped from a Florida county illustrate ongoing southern exodus of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Washington
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Florida
South
Greenwood mob lynches Williams after self-inflicted death
In Greenwood Mississippi a mob of over 1000 attempted to seize William Williams for killing a cook. Williams barricaded in a house, shot two leaders, and died by self-inflicted gunfire as flames from torches engulfed the cabin. His charred body was later retrieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Greenwood
Miss
Wm. Williams
Williams
Yazoo River
Governors Signals Hope On Third Class City Bill
Dozens of telegrams urge Governor Tener to sign the Clark third class city commission government bill now on his desk. Civic groups mayors and city officials from Chester Erie Allentown Reading McKeesport Williamsport Johnstown New Castle and Wilkes-Barre back the measure with no organized opposition noted. The governor plans to act next week and is expected to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John K. Tener
Boards of Trade
Chester
Erie
Allentown
Reading
McKeesport
Williamsport
Johnstown
New Castle
Wilkes-Barre
Latonia Derby At Latonia Today Rich Field Expected
Cincinnati report notes a fast track and fair weather as three top three year olds vie for about 8 000 at Latonia in a mile and a half derby. Creat Britain Gowell and Foundation headline a strong field with trains from Louisville and Lexington drawing large crowds.
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National News Association
Cincinnati
Creat
Britain
G. M. Hendrie
Gowell
J. T. Weaver
Latonia
Kentucky
Great Britain
Loftus
Tehan
Foundation
Borel
Louisville
Lexington
Ohio
Census Bureau reports cotton consumption and stock levels
The census bureau states May cotton consumption at 510,416 running bales in manufacturing, 1,505,257 bales in factories by May 31, and 1,850 bales in independent warehouses. Imports amount to 13,820 bales, exports reach 468,929 running bales, and May spindle activity totals 30,559,943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Woman Questions Husband Name Mixup Among Twins
A London Standard report describes a Hackney woman who struggled to confirm her husband's given names James Jonathan or Jonathan James. She notes he was one of twins and the names were mixed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
James Jonathan
Jonathan James
The
London Standard
Men Carry Parasols in Berlin Fashion Trend
In Berlin on June 14, men adopt bright colored parasols as a new fashion. Sil blouses with intricate patterns are also popular among men during hot weather, reflecting contemporary style trends.
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Berlin
Marriage License for Howard C. Scott and Eva G. Hamilton
A marriage license was issued to Howard Craig Scott of Youngstown and Eva G. Hamilton of Butler.
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Howard Craig Scott
Youngstown
Eva G. Hamilton
Butler
Kirmess Closes With Successful Second Annual Show
The second annual kirmess closed Friday evening in the high school auditorium to warm praise from participants and the public. The program opened with the Night Gown Drill by Thaddeus Stevens school followed by the Dumb Bell drill from Westside school with listed participants and chaperons.
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Thaddeus Stevens School
Westside
Westside School
Loetta McClymonds
Mary
W. V. Fielding
J. L. Platt
Shirley Garwig
Highland School
Uncle Remus
Puzzle That Sealed Quorum by City Clerk Brown
City Clerk C Ed Brown devised a puzzle ploy to secure a quorum for council committees. As finance members gathered, they solved puzzles one by one, delaying to wait for late arrivals. By a simple method the clerk kept the others until the required quorum formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ed Brown
Brown
Teachers Shape Mayor Support At Illinois Jubilee
Governor Dunne recalls his Chicago mayor years when six thousand women teachers formed a powerful force for good. He ties their example to support for suffrage and hopes women voters will improve state institutions in Illinois.
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National News Association
Springfield
Dunne
Chicago
Guv. Dunne
Illinois
Secretary Daniels Chooses Mineral Water Over Soft Drinks
In Boston for a flag day event, Secretary of the Navy Josepheus Daniels joins Bryan Roosevelt and Mayor Fitzgerald in a playful exchange over soft drinks. Daniels touts bottled mineral water as his preferred beverage, saying grape juice and milk upset his stomach and milk makes one fat.
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National News Association
Boston
Josepheus Daniels
Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
Fitzgerald
Daniels
Deaths of the Day Funeral for Richard Lyons
The funeral of Richard Lyons five year old son of W R Lyons of 216 Pearson street was held Friday afternoon with services by Rev Weaver and Rev Shuman of the Christian and Missionary alliance. The choir sang and interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Sheridan Rodgers Joseph Rodgers and John and Stanley Rodgers.
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Richard
W. R. Lyons
Pearson Street
Weaver
Rev. Shuman
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Christian Alliance
Greenwood Cemetery
Sheridan Rodgers
Jooseph Rodgers
John and
Stanley Rodgers
Pearl Worth Two Thousand Found in Clam at Long Branch
A pearl appraised at $2000 was found in a clam by a stranger who had bought a few from Captain Charles Caster at the wharf. The stranger opened and ate the clams then discovered the gem inside, ending a curious mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Charles Caster
Milk Pasteurization Alert for Children
Health Officer Dr W A Worner warns that all milk served to children in hot weather must be pasteurized. Pasteurization involves heating milk in a water bath to boiling and keeping it 20 minutes, then cooling and storing in a cool place.
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W. A. Worner
New Castle Man Beaten and Robbed in Ravine Attack
Robert Nixon of New Castle was assaulted by two men near Fairmont Avenue in a ravine at 8:30 PM on Thursday and robbed of 20 cents. He regained consciousness, reached Front Street and South Avenue, then told Patrolman Ewing at headquarters, giving descriptions of his attackers.
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Youngstown
Fairmont Avenue
Robert Nixon
New Castle
Front Street
South Avenue
Ewing
Rate Decision Affects New Castle Industries
A decision reducing rates on ore coal and coke shipped into the Pittsburg district will aid New Castle industries since the city is viewed as part of the Pittsburg area. A prominent steel figure calls the ruling advantageous, with Pittsburg hailing the move as beneficial to the local economy.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Baby found in floor vault under stable in Ohio
Mrs. Samuel Wilkinson investigated after hearing a baby crying from a seven foot vault beneath the stable floor in East Liverpool Ohio on June 14. The discovery prompted a rescue effort and questions about how the infant came to be hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Samuel Wilkinson
Infant Rescued After Neighbor Closes Gap in Crib Roof
A newborn male infant, an hour old, was rescued by a neighbor who descended a step ladder after the mother left him in danger. A physician said the baby was unharmed and would live, though police hunt for the mother. The doctor warned the infant might have died within minutes.
Alumni Week Schedule On College Campus
Old grads on campus schedule lists events for Monday June 16 including exhibits alumni meetings a banquet class day exercises a baseball game trustees meeting a senior memorial oration Creation at Second United Presbyterian Church and a peapow wow on the college campus.
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Creaton
Haydn
Marion Dreen
Chicago
Ill
Benjamin Berry
New York City
Grace Nothrup
Department of Atl
Hillside
Westminster
Board of Trustees
Second United Presbyterian Church
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Wade
Kane
Warren
Pelky
Boxer
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Tener
Commission
Kirmess
Puzzle
Plains
Child
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Interstate Commerce
Commis
Sion Ruling
Burbeck
Bunker Hill
Sunday Post
Pittsburgh Sunday Post
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