Wealthy husband neglects wife for merry widow
Mrs Mary Bogardus Tower sues for separation and alimony from Albert P Tower of Poughkeepsie claiming he abandoned their marriage for Broadway socialite Minnie Weis. She testified to yacht trips with Earl King along the New England coast where Weis was a guest and alleged threats to dispose of her.
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White Plains
N. Y
Albert P. Tower
Poughkeepsie
Minnie Weis
Broadway
Mary Bogardus Tower
New England
Mrs. Weis
New Castle Jewelers Refuse Coin Jewelry Proposals
Jewelers in New Castle reject plans to convert gold and silver coins into pins bracelets and other ornaments after notices warn that defacing coins violates US law punishable by up to 500 dollars fine and six to twelve months imprisonment.
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New Castle
United States
Cut-In-Two Prices On Ribbons for June 23 at Mc Comb's
A brief notice announces cut in two prices on ribbons for an event on June 23 at Mc Comb's store. Details on specific ribbon types or discounts are unreadable in the clipping.
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McComb’s
Missionary to Speak at Mahoningtown Church Tonight
Rev. Allison, returned from the foreign field, will deliver an address at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church this evening starting at 7 45. The session will assemble a half hour earlier.
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Allison
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Fresh fish daily at Cotton Bros
Daily selection of fresh fish offered at Cotton Bros. location 257t2 highlights include ocean caught varieties for home cooks and seafood lovers seeking reliable supply and quick service. Local market activity notes rotating specials and seasonal catches.
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Cotton Bros
Fels-Naptha Soap Promoted In Winter Washing
Anty Drudge debates soap strengths while a grocer touts naphtha. The ad-man insists Fels-Naptha works in winter without boiling, noting reduced odor and smoother wallpaper. Housewives advised to follow wrapper directions for best results.
Roosevelt second term movement fuels Chicago convention
Chicago June 18 a 47 minute ovation for President Roosevelt signals strong support for a Roosevelt nomination by delegates. Thomas W Phillips leads the effort while Georg ia delegate at large Greer may place Roosevelt in nom ination. Top financiers reportedly back Roosevelt over Bryan and Taft, with a key fight over resolutions and an injunction clause as the convention nears adjournment.
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Bert Wells
Chicago
Roosevelt
Thomas W. Phillips
Lexington
Metropole
Phillips
Greer
Georgia
Taft
Annex
Bryan
Glidden Auto Tour To Pass Through New Wilmington
Burgess Clark reports the Glidden automobile tour will travel through New Wilmington on July 10 coming from Mercer via North Market Street to the college then over Front Street to New Castle Street and up Furnace Hill. The route will have right of way and cars will speed through, prompting locals to avoid the streets that day.
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New Wilmington
Burgess Clark
Glidden
North Market Street
Mercer
College
Front Street
New Castle Street
Furnace Hill
New Castle
Wilson and DuffyWed in Quiet Bethany Lutheran Ceremony
Mary E. Wilson became the bride of Silas E. Duffy in a modest Wednesday afternoon wedding at Rev. C G Leatherman's parsonage. The couple, who traveled east after the ceremony, plan to reside in the city upon their return. The bride wore a traveling suit.
Picnic at the park with list of young guests
A merry crowd of young folks enjoys a park picnic on Wednesday evening. Supper was served in the grove and covers were laid for Misses Bessie Rogan Blanche Stevenson Kathleen Rogan Margaret O Laughlin Ella Travers Annie Trushel and Messrs Edward Fulkerson Reed Pitzer Noah Groucutt Dan Heagney Jack Hagan and John Waddington.
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Bessie Rogan
Blanche Stevenson
Kathleen Rogan
Margaret O’laughlin
Ella Travers
Annie Trushel
Edward Fulkerson
Reed Pitzer
Noah Groucutt
Dan Heagney
Jack Hagan
John Waddington
Central Presbyterian women unite to sew for missionaries
The Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary societies met in joint session Wednesday afternoon to sew for a box mailed to missionaries they support.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Mrs Walter Leslie and daughter Katherine visit Pueblo relatives
Mrs Walter Leslie and her daughter Katherine from Pueblo Colorado arrived in the city to spend time with Mrs J M Clark and Mr J M Clark of Highland Avenue, the couple’s relatives.
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Walter Leslie
Katherine
Pueblo, Col
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Patterson couple to spend week at Oberlin College
Mr and Mrs Paul B Patterson of Pittsburg street plan a Friday departure for Oberlin College where they will spend a week visiting and touring the campus and surroundings.
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Paul B. Patterson
Pittsburg Street
Oberlin College
Cot ton Bros Fresh Fish Recommendation
The note suggests Cot ton Bros. as a source for fresh fish with casual street tone and a buyer hint. The fragment emphasizes a product choice without additional details or context.
Deaths of the Day Funerals for Gwin and Cahill Announced
Funeral services for David Chester Gwin drowned near Moravia were held at his parents home with Rev. Laughner and Rev. Higgins officiating. Interment was at Oak Park cemetery. Separately, Mrs. Rachel Cahill died in Lexington Ohio at about 65, survived by four daughters and three sons. Funeral plans for Mrs. Cahill will be in Mansfield with relatives traveling from this city.
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David Chester Gwin
Beaver River
Moravia
E. A. Gwin
Laughner
Presbyterian Church of
Higgins
Orville Jackson
Oscar Jackson
John Anderson
Lee Leslie
Kerr Martin
Claire Kennedy
Mary McClain
Helen Duff
Eleanor Campbell
Mary McBride
Clifford Gwin
Harry Campbell
Lee McKinley
Oak Park Cemetery
W. P. Cahill
B. & O. Railroad
M. H. Cahill
Rachel Cahill
Lexington
Mary
Margaret
Jeanette
Rose
Thomas
Youngstown
M. H
W. P
Mansfield
Funeral Time Set For Miss Isabelle Jefferies
Remains of Miss Isabelle May Jefferies died suddenly in Canton and were brought to her parents home at 70 Maitland Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at her parents residence with viewing beforehand. Interment will follow in Graseland Cemetery. Survivors include her parents a brother and sisters Mrs Matthews Canton Dannie Elsie and Etta Jefferies all of this city.
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Isabelle May Jefferies
G. J. Jefferies
Canton
Maitland Street
Miss Jefferies
Mary Matthews
Mrs. Matthews
Dannie
Elsie
Etta Jefferies
Graceland Cemetery
Infant Buried in Local Cemetery Funeral
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Elizabeth Fishlock infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Fishlock of 15 East Reynolds Street. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
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Elizabeth
Richard J. Fishlock
East Reynolds Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Man Fined for Striking Wife in Hillsville Case
Nicoli Cunti paid a $5 fine and costs at Alderman Mayne's office after admitting guilt to striking his wife Caroline Cunti on the head. Testimony before the alderman described a troubled relation between the Cuntis who reside in Hillsville.
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Nicoli Cunti
Mayne
Caroline Cunti
Cuntis
Hillsville
Nicoli
Realty Transfers Reported in Local Transactions
J Harper Hutchman sells to 8S P Smith in Second ward for 1525 dollars. Thomas M Ramsey transfers to Charles L Ramsey in Wilmington township for 2200 dollars. Leitia Moon sells to Ellwood City Improvement Company in Ellwood for 2000 dollars. Madie Stopf sells to Hallie Orris in Wampum. James A Stevenson sells to Edwin B Stevenson in First ward for 1 dollar.
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J. Harper Hutchman
P. Smith
Second Ward
Thomas M. Ramsey
Charles L. Ramsey
Wilmington Township
Leitia Moon
Ellwood
Sleeper Service From Pittsburg to Westfield via Lake Erie
Commencing June 26, leave Pittsburg daily except Sunday for Westfield Chau tauqua Lake. Through Sleeper via Pittsburg and Lake Erie arriving Westfield at 4 27 a m Central time. Cars may be occupied until 7 a m. See Geo Hamilton ticket agent. Cotton Bros will get you anything you want.
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Westfield
Chautauqua Lake
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Geo. Hamilton
Cotton Bros
Water This Man's Only Diet Ends In Weight Loss
Day H Elmore a Los Angeles cigar dealer began living on water and sour lemonade to stop smoking and lose weight. He has shed 20 pounds from 200, aims for four or five more, noting weak voice but calm mood as he continues an extreme fast. He started with one meal then a day at a time, losing two pounds in week one and decreasing thereafter.
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Day H. Elmore
Los Angeles
Elmore
The Brave Man’s Dictionary Says Impossible Is Not
A Carlyle quote on courage, truth, mercy, and nature urging the brave to act alone when others deem it impossible. It emphasizes self reliance and divine guidance as the deciding factors in rendering the possible from the impossible.
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Thomas Carlyle
Country's Matchmakers
More than 60,000 people in the country are engaged in the matchmaking industry alongside anxious mothers and meddlesome neighbors, reflecting a sizable niche within social life.
Ingratitude Shock After Ivy Covered House Fire
A New York Sun recounts a fire at an ivy covered house where firefighters saved the building and most contents but faced a scolding from the owner the day after. The owner blamed the loss on the rope ivy and berated the firemen for removing it rather than thanking them.
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New York Sun
Jvy
Pentecost Language Spread In United Methodist Sermons
United States Methodist ministers preach in more languages today than after Pentecost, a claim noting the expansion of linguistic reach in religious services. The observation highlights diverse congregations embracing multilingual ministry across the church.
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United States
Prophetic paradox of prophets taking both sides
A reflective note argues that a prophet often tells different audiences what they want to hear to ensure broad accuracy. The piece hints at strategy behind prophetic messaging and the risk of mixed signals.
Some Consolation. Hazlitt and the lure of speculation
Short apologia on the world’s value as a field for speculation. Hazlitt muses on contentment and the limits of worldly gains in a concise reflective note.
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Hazlitt
Williams Kidney Pills advertised across ailments and nerves
An advertisement for Williams Kidney Pills claims to cure kidney and bladder trouble caused by overwork. It lists symptoms such as back pain, facial puffiness, and frequent urination and promotes the product at 50 cents from Williams Mfg Co Cleveland.
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Williams
Ad Druggist
Williams’ M’f'g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Paper Bullets Not Deadly in Curious Quip
An odd reflective note draws on Shakespearean lines to ponder how paper bullets of the brain satire and shape a man’s career in humor. The piece hints at wit as a force that travels beyond mere words.
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Shakespeare
City Council Eloquence Reported In Formal Session
A council meeting transcript notes high value placed on official record of public speech. The report highlights the importance of orderly decorum and proper recording of remarks during proceedings.
Addressing Youth Notions from Joubert’s Witty Insight
A concise note attributes a quip to Joubert urging writers to speak to youth, claiming they already know all. The line highlights the idea that younger readers regard themselves as fully informed.
Remember Only the Good
Philosophical quotation attributed to Syrus about choosing forgiveness. The line counsel forgetting wrongs as the best remedy and promotes a forgiving mindset.
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Syrus
Give and Take In Life Jesters Must Be Content to Taste
A compact, period tone brief notes a reflective saying about balance in life and the light humor of jesters. It suggests contentment with simple pleasures rather than grand rewards.
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DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Knights OF Pythias
Cascade Park
Lawrence County Pythian Outing Association
Co. W. Ranney
Association
John F. Greer
East Long Avenue
Dan H. Miller
Edwin Lamm
D. N. Morton
Ellwood City
Beaver Valley
Butler County
Mercer County
Ohio
Lawrence County
7Th Ward Church
Anty Drudge
President Roosevelt
Methodist Church
M. B. Allsworth
William Bennett
Linesville
S. GC. Ferrer
J. H. Crooks
Bess Ferver
Presbyterian Church
Boys’ League
Retta Bryan
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Simison
Volant
Lewis Perkins
Welland
Canada
Canadian Iron and Steel Company
J. J. Ashenhurst
Zahnizer
McCreary
Brenden McEiree
Lydia Margaret McClymonds
Dr. McClymonds
College Springs
Oak Park Cemetery Association
State Board of Health
Albert Johnston
Jamestown
Society
Oberlin
Herb D. McGoun
Oxfords
D. McGoun
Funeral Services
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Bell Phone
Washington and Jefferson Sts
The
Citizens National Bank
New York
Joubert
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