Commander Peary Returns Home From North Pole Quest
United Press reports Commander Robert E. Peary, famed North Pole discoverer, returned to New York aboard the Mauretania. He said he would choose Arctic exploration over critics, and declined to discuss a Berlin lawsuit, citing ambassadorial handling. He traveled with Mrs. Peary, their children, and Captain Bartlet, who commanded the Roosevelt voyage.
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United Press
New York
London
Berlin
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Mauretania
Pathis
Peary
Rudolph Francke
de. Cook
Arctic
Berln
Ten St Mary's pupils earn diplomas in continued list
The ceremony lists ten graduates with diplomas from St Marys, naming recipients across grades and subjects. Names include James McAleer, Joseph O Leary, Harold Haid, Joseph Doyle, Anna McGurk, Mary Dyer, Kevin Gainagh, George Dwyer, Gayle Wagan, Jeannette Barrett, Jennie Welsh, Florence Rice, and many others, alongside notes on perfect attendance and various societies. The page ends with garbled chatter about attire and literary pursuits.
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Frrom
Trigh
Gertrude Mitchell
James McAleer
Ladies' Artillery
Margaret Heinrich
BL Mary's
Joseph O'Leary
United States
Harold Haid
Order of Hibernians
Joseph Doyle
Anna McGurk
Mary Dyer
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Kevin Gainagh
Et Mary's
George Dwyer
Gayle Wagan
Jeannette Barrett
Jennie Welsh
Florence Rice
Mary Gratfield
Raymond Graves
Margaret Rine
James Travers
Eugene Buckley
Mario
Mary McCann
Mary Ter McGurk
Mary McCart
Rose Curtis
Francis Menin
Arthuritis
Made
Janna McGurk
May Connor
Whittiam | Travers
Neuwarl's Shoe Store Forced to Vacate
The notice states Neuwarl's shoe store must vacate within thirty days due to a wire-spread and debt pressure. It urges customers to buy $14.00 worth of shoes in the period and to compare unheard of prices in their advertisement.
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Neuwarl's
Nen- 8
Newwih
Nenwahl
Newwehd
Testimony in Sedition Libel Case Reveals Defense Objections
The trial continued with objections over editorials against anarchists in New Castle. Judge Porter sustained ruling on the content, and DA Thomas Dickey testified he had not taken official notice of the editorial. Defense witnesses testified to McKeever's good reputation while cross examining, including pastors and local residents.
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Gerdner
the &I
New Castle
Porter
Marron
Frank Smith
Theodore Lotta
Frank Pelton
Jack Bishton
John James
Alrikers
Tongaveuue
Ryanr
Smitth
Urdiher
B. T Agnew
Young
Sweeney
Big Lia
Deetalosterine
A. B. Spencer
Charles McKeever
John
McKeever
Amit
John Lutton
Hugh Rovd
Bosd
Atloree
Medard
Boyd
C. J. Snyder
George Barge
Griffith
Pata
Council
Rev. Canby
Josiah Greer
J. C. Houston
Milo Cochran
FM. Hartman
Wetiry Artz
William 8. Johnston
Bord K. Coulter
Ed. J. Tyley
H. P. Brockman
George E. Daniels
Homer C. Drake
Toseph
Bryan Rev. Cundy
Uymit
William 7. White
M. Louis
Heat Suffering Lashes Chicago Amid Record Temperatures
Unseasonal heat grips Chicago with prostrations and two deaths reported. Mrs. EM McCormick, 70, Omaha widow, died at Congress Hotel while traveling home from the east as temperatures reached new highs and continued heat warnings were issued by the weather bureau.
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Chicago
EM. McCormick
Omaha
Congress Hotel
Notice to Printers and Newspaper Men
Notice to printers mid readers connected with the printing trade in New Castle to meet at the News office Sunday afternoon for funeral services information regarding Thomas Jefferson McCleary late publisher of the Democrat. An oral service will be held at 2 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Tandy residence Lenavon West Side with interment at Greenwood cemetery. FRAO £. RRNA.
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New Castle
Ste Thomas Jefferson McCleary
The
Democrat
Tandy
Lenavon
West Side
Creenwoot
Opening Saturday June 18 AL Macoma Pittsburg Arrest
Local notice notes a June 18 opening date and mentions an arrest in Pittsburg. Readable fragments indicate new furniture styles arriving and a cleaner, tidier wagon and clothes, with a reference to Worden.
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AL Macoma
Pittsburg
Estrada Agent Has Message For Taft
Richard Susman consul general of the Estrada faction traveled from Bluefields to New Orleans en route to Washington. He is believed bearer of a letter to President Taft intended to counter Madriz’s appeal. Susman says Estrada can hold Bluefields against 10000 and hinder Cane Gracias, while Madriz’s western Nicaragua regime is described as horrible.
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United Press
New Orleans
Richard Susman
Estrada
Washington
Perial
Taft
Susman
Bluefields
Madriz
Cane
Gracias
Madiriz
Nicaragua
Rania
Managua
Nat Goodwin denies separation from fourth wife
Nat Goodwin the mining man and actor reached New York on the Mauretania denying reports he had separated from his fourth wife Edna Goodrich. He was en route to attend the Jeffries Johnson fight and said his wife allowed him to come home to see the bout then return to Paris.
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United Press
New York
Nat
Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Jeffries-Johnson
Carpenters Strike Nearing Settlement in City
Reports today say a settlement of the carpenters strike is expected shortly as independents in the city approve journeymen demands. Thirteen independent contractors have agreed to the scale and raised wages to three dollars per day, with talks of retirement between the builders league and journeymen planned in a few days.
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Cempenter
Builder‘s League
Journeymen
Dr Perry relocates practice to Hillsville hill town
Dr B Hunter Parry designs move to Hillsville Priday and will locate there permanently. The family plans to move soon. He leaves many friends in the city regretting his departure. An article notes tuberculosis kills 5,000,000 annually and may be carried through infected milk.
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B. Hunter Parry
Hillsville Priday
Perry
Father John’s Medicine Promises Quick Relief for Summer Colds
A vintage advertisement warns of summer colds turning into chronic lung trouble and coughs. It touts Father John’s Medicine as a prompt natural cure with a 40 year history, claiming it treats coughs and colds while also building strength for the weak and run down.
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Father John
Burson Seamless Hose Special Stock Sale
Beginning Saturday morning we offer 720 pairs of Burson Seamless Full Finished Hose at 16¢ a pair. They are seconds with minimal imperfections and come in three styles all black plain top rib top and split sole. Each pair bears the Burson ticket and quantities are limited while they last.
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Burson
Ladies and Misses Wash Dresses at One-Third to Half Off
A large shipment of ladies and misses wash dresses from stock cleanups offered at about one third to one half off regular prices. Newest styles in colored lawn plain and figured lawn, gingham, chambray, with limited quantities and urged purchases tomorrow for best selection. Prices range from about 2.08 to 5.98 with several specials.
Umbrella Sale Offers 69 Cent Deals on All Ladies Umbrellas
One lot of ladies 26 inch umbrellas with plain and fancy handles, some are scuffed from storage. Colored umbrellas originally priced at 1.50 2.00 and 2.50 are marked down to 69 cents each to clear stock tomorrow.
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U.S
ST. Mary’s
Haven
Mildred Carter
Viscount Acheson
St. George's
Hanover Square
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Crex
Vador
Belect
Clan Worden
Bays Madris
Nat Goodwin
Carpenters
DR. Perry
Hillsville
McCulloch
Umbrella Sale
R.s.mcculloch &Co
Pittsburg Street
Himplaya
Stritmater Store
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