County School Directors Meet On Administration Questions
A meeting of the county school directors is called to discuss school administration. Each director must attend and will be reimbursed travel expenses at three cents per mile from the school funds of his district.
Chicago Woman Writes Warm Missive After Fire Alarm Act
A Chicago woman who placed a letter in a fire alarm box and alerted the fire department seeks to compose a warm note. The incident drew responders to the scene as authorities coordinated the response.
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Chicago
Frozen taffy served at soda fountains stirs buzz
A peculiar treat labeled frozen taffy debuts at soda fountains, drawing curious chatter about its novelty. The remark hints at a metaphorical jab comparing the idea to a Boston couple sharing a kiss, reflecting playful social commentary.
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Boston
Grover Cleveland and the third term question
Speculators push Grover Cleveland as a future president but two hurdles loom. He would be 68 in 1904 and would face age related doubts. The unwritten third term rule remains strong, unlikely to be suspended by the current generation.
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Cleveland
Post Office Becomes Simple Business Enterprise
The Post Office Department will operate as a practical business, abandoning the prior practice of notifying senators and representatives about postmaster salaries, clerical hires, or rent changes. Officials will handle matters independently, removing political influence and increasing autonomy for postmasters and assistants, a move praised nationwide.
Court of Appeals Upends Post Office Classifications
The DC Court of Appeals reverses a lower court ruling on the Postmaster General’s discretionary power to classify mail for postage rates. The Mansfield Shield lauds the decision as vital for legitimate newspapers, ending the practice of nonnewspaper publications evading higher rates as second-class matter.
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Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Senator Lodge Praises Roosevelt in Interview
Senator Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts calls Roosevelt the most wonderful president of his time in a recent interview. He predicts Roosevelt’s nomination and re election by the Republicans and says the president’s administration is clean dignified and statesman like. The senator’s high regard mirrors public sentiment and foresees a political whirlwind.
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Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Post Office Scandal Expands Dismissals Predicted
The scandal leads to extensive dismissals as rural free delivery routes once approved under the Machen administration are re examined after a large deficit in the free delivery appropriation is found. The plan will undergo another inspection before final action is taken.
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Machen
Duty of county superintendents under new act
The act passed by the last legislature and signed by the governor on April 21 now requires each county superintendent to call annual procedures and coordinate statewide educational duties across districts. This establishes uniform oversight and timing for annual assessments and reporting.
Elevator falls in New York building injuring several
In a six story brick building at 27 West Houston street the freight passenger elevator broke its cable on the fifth floor and plunged to the cellar. C B Worthley Worden Clark Co Emily Murphy 21 Joseph Connors 15 Max Leventhal 39 John Murphy injured elevator man arrested no reason given for the cable failure listed victims treated at St. Vincent's hospital with mixed injuries.
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New York
West
Houston Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
C. B. Worthley
Worden, Clark & Co
Emily Murphy
Joseph Connors
Max Leventhal
John Murphy
Train Raves After Papers Burned In Smallpox Case
Stamford June 16 Citizen George Francis Train raved and tore at manuscripts and world wide correspondence when Health Officer Borden ordered them burned to halt smallpox spread. He protested, then sulked, has recovered from smallpox, but clothes burned and he refuses city suit. Doctor says he may send him to his daughter's home wrapped in sheets.
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Stamford
Conn
George Francis Train
Borden
Minister Scolds PEEK A BOO Dress in Wisconsin
Father W. F. Miller of St. Joseph's church in Waukesha attacks open lace apparel low neck dresses and lace shirts waists calling it peek a boo dress. He denounces current female fashions scolding young women for light waists with open work during Mass at his parish.
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Waukesha
Wis
W. F. Miller
St. Joseph's Church
Look Over Your Coins 1894 Dollar Mystery
Citizens nationwide hunt 1894 silver dollars issued 10000 mintage. In Lawrence County one bearer wins a free trip to the St. Louis exposition by depositing the coin with a bank and having the owner verified by authorities. About four hundred have been recovered, with collectors watching for the remaining eagle on the 104 dollar.
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Lawrence County
Meadville
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted By Pharmacies
A local advertisement writes that K. DeWitt & Co. makes the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve touted to heal without a scar and to cure piles burns eczema and skin diseases. Sold by W Paisley’s Pharmacy New Castle Hutton’s Pharmacy New Castile Paisley’s Pharmacy Mahoningtown.
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K. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt's
DeWitt
W Paisley
New Castle
Hutton’s
New Castile
Paisley’s
Mahoningtown
All Humors Impure Matters Detracting Health
Impure humors clog the body causing pimples boils eczema fatigue and indigestion. The skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot manage them alone, leading to loss of appetite tiredness bilious turns and dull headaches.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promises Cure Then Delivers
An advertorial claim from Ina O Mus of Brow, Rumford Falls, Me says Hood's Sarsaparilla removed salt rheum from her hands, letting her work again. The testimonial asserts the product removes humors and strengthens the system.
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Hood
Brow
Rumford Falls
McKeesport Sees Midnight Office Hours For Telegraph Firms
Local officials in McKeesport have ordered telegraph offices to stay open until midnight. The rule aligns with franchise terms granted to Postal and Western Union, reflecting a push for extended hours in downtown commerce and communications services across the city.
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McKeesport
Postal and Western Union
Endorsement Flood for Peruna Catarrh Remedy
Prominent U S senators and congressmen from Mississippi North Carolina Missouri and other states laud Peruna as an effective catarrh cure and general tonic. The notice cites over forty congressional endorsements and invites readers to request a free testimonials booklet and consult Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbia Ohio for gratis advice.
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W. V. Sullivan
United States
Sullivan
Mississippi
W.v.sullivan
Romulus Z. Linney
North Carolina
John B. Clark
Congress
Missouri
National House of Representatives
A. H. Coffroth
Somerset
Lean
Erma
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbia, O
Struthers to Add Blast Furnace and Brick Works
A new blast furnace and tile and brick works will be built near the existing Struthers operation. In York county Pennsylvania a tiny black bag with wings has infested much of the wheat, threatening a major crop shortage as the insect attacks kernels in their milk stage. At Waynesburg Cumberland Presbyterian church the pastor let the congregation stay seated as William Stoy and Miss Bila Core were married after the service, with a blush sparked by the hymn Oh Happy Day That Fixed My Choice.
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Muster Barbers of
John Butler
Beaver
Barbers’ Union
Master Barbers’ Association
Leaver Falls
Wilkinsburg
L. CC. Brown
Harry Deihl
W.L. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ice
Struthers
York County
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Waynesburg
William Stoy
Bila Core
James&. Garin
Report of the First National Bank at Wampum
Balance sheet and condition report for the First National Bank of Wampum Pennsylvania as of June 1905. Lists assets such as loans and discounts state bonds, reserve with the U S Treasury, due from banks and cash items, notes of other banks, and legal tender. liabilities include capital stock, profits, deposits, and time certificates. Includes sworn statement by cashier W H Grove and Justice of the Peace W M Martin.
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First National Bank
Wampum
Reeke
Gepomit
W.H. Choy
W. M. Martin
Justice of the Peace
Commission
Mengel Family Reunion Marks Fiftith Anniversary in Rochester Township
The Mengel family reunion at Charles Hetchie’s farm in Rochester Township commemorated 50 years since the Mengel family first landed in this country. About one hundred descendants gathered including Margaret Gass Mary Schneider Elizabeth Ketchie Sophia Eckhart John Mengel Elias Mengel and many relatives from Rochester Pittsburg New Castle and Freedom. Dr J W F Moore a local physician died in an accidental fall at 1 o’clock while returning from visiting a patient. He was 37, a Mason Elk and Methodist, and was soon to wed Maude Sutton. funeral services were set for 8:30 Monday at the bride’s home.
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Mengel
Charles Hetchie
Rochester Township
John Mengel
Margaret
M. C. Gass
Mary
Louis Sehneider
Rochester
Elizabeth
Jacob Ketchie
Sophia
Adam Eckhart
Pittsburg
Elias Mengel
Freedom
Elias
J. J. Hoffman
Frank Robinson
H. Camp
Charlies Camp
William Ruckert
Elia
Lizzie Hetchie
Arthur Rosamyer
Clarence Rosamyer
Periha Rosamyer
Adeline Rosamyer
Christy Rosamyer
New Castle
Frank Heist
Arnold
Roth
Charles Eckhart
Bellvue
J. W. F. Moore
Duffy
Dr. Moore
Methodist Church
Moore
Maude Sutton
John H. Sutton
Fourth of July Excursion Rates via Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio announces July 3 and 4 excursion tickets to all local stations within 200 miles at one fare for round trip. Return valid until July 6, 1903. For details inquire at nearest B&O Ticket Agent or contact B N Austin Chicago General Passenger Agent.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ome Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N. Austin
Chicago
Mrs. Curtis Credits Stomach and Liver Tablets Help
Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis of Lee Massachusetts reports long indigestion and stomach trouble improved by Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. She now can eat many things once avoided and recommends the remedy for stomach ailments, noting its effective relief. Sold by local outlets.
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Sarah W. Curtis
Lee
Mass
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