Seditious publications in mill strike trial heard in court
Testimony centered on character witnesses as the sedition case against Charles McKeever C H McCarty William J. White and Hallman proceeded to noon. Defense argued agitators and company detectives provoked trouble during the strike. Witnesses described peaceful marches before clashes, with claims about hidden weapons and prior demonstrations. The trial continued with further testimony and editorial references noted in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKeever
C. H. McCarty
Willian J. White
Hallman
Shu Uy
TH Qiat
Siiflers Eunntis
Albert Mhilling
Jvitay Monte
Brent
Hauer
Heini
Amalzynated Mityvisory Board
Muerch
Fort Will Attempt To Defeat Ul Net In Prize Fight Tale
A garbled report from Ashington June 1 discusses attempts by 3Fort to defeat Ul Nett in a controversial prize fight. The piece mentions a Teter and a notice about voting in New York, with unclear references to Beatie and Obestrt attest.
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Py Walted
Ashington
Representatlv
Beatie
Avega
Solip
New York
Neunet
Smaloet
Knox Support Grows with Local Delegates Endorsement
Lawrence County delegates including Captain A S Jleye and De BO Porter and Richard T Trawo back Knox as anti machine leaders push for Knox endorsement at Harrisburg. Penrose forces lobby Allegheny reps to oppose and block Knox, while Knox's western Pennsylvania surge draws several congressmen to back his candidacy.
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Repib Leay
Moylander
Knox
John
Teaver
Lawrence County
Knux
John K. ‘Tong Iskely
Penrose
Lawrence
iMibpor Willan AL Magee
Jth
Magee
Allegheny County
Wii
Harrisburg
Dvleguis Hos
No Aeroplane Flight For New Castle on July fourth
A long, fragmented report notes New Castle will not host airplane displays on July 4. Officials say Wright brothers planes and operators will instead attend a Montreal meet, with Pittsburgh and Peoria delegations attempting to secure flights. A $7,000 Peoria offer failed to persuade, and other machines have yet to make a flight.
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New Castle
Bert Wells
Trofanaponia
Jung
Waldron
Thillapapolis
Orville Wright
Rey Knahenshue
Toledo
Weight Brothers
Te Roy
Cas
Ayery
Wrights
Montreat
Indianapolia
Wright
Theakina, Welch, Coffyn
Hoxrey la Chappelle
Jolnatone
Accreriangle
Montreal
Knabensivo
Desigar
Peoria
Fee Peoria
Fee Peoria, Wednesday Afternoon, and That Mr. Nabenshne
AMON
Nich Aching
Barteaun’s Boys Clean Seven Streets Tonight
Seven streets were cleaned by Barteaux’s crew under night work. Street Department officials say the night shift is effective and will continue, though some workers prefer daytime hours. The new method aims to finish more work in less time.
Tennis Tournament at Country Club doubles highlight
A local tennis event at the Country Club features men’s doubles and a round of play in the late afternoon. Officials seek a representative team to compete, with players named in the coverage and notes on the schedule and locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fofinia
Eafronre
Fea
Fireworks plant explosion injures two workers
A Union township storehouse connected to Jacob Conti’s fireworks factory exploded yesterday afternoon, shaking houses within two miles. Two employees, Frank Gala and Ross Gna, suffered non serious injuries. both expected to recover soon. The blast destroyed the building housing powder and explosives. relatives sheltered under a tree as the factory’s fate was uncertain. Conti was away when the explosion occurred. no clear cause has been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Conti
Uoion
Bael
Conti
Caut
Ross
Gna
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mizmouth
Penrenn Etreat
Ural Wreek
Fiity
Tinton
West Wash- Foginn Street
Marys School Closing Exercises Honor Graduates
St Marys school held closing exercises with a play by pupils and a senior class graduation. Clarence Steckle gave the salutatory, Bernard McDowell read the essay Mutual Dependence of Rich and Poor, Alice Kilch delivered the valedictory, and Rev O Shea presented diplomas with medals.
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Harris Family
St. Mary‘s School
Clarence Steckle
Bernard L. R. McDowell
Alice M. Kilch
Hugh J. Daly
Daniel J. Ti. Galnagh
Reuben J. Eltoit
Alice M. Kileh
Clarence A. Strek
Stork Downed By Grim Reaping Deaths In City
City vital statistics deputy registrar TJ Horner reports 1992 births total 1499 with 549 males and 444 females. Deaths reached 88 in the year with 290 male and 26 female fatalities. March saw 12 births, July 97 births, August had the most deaths, and males outnumbered females in most months.
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Dirks
Rescue of Girls From the River at Grove City
A boat carrying nine youths toppled near the lower dam in Grove City on June 17. The vessel overloaded and dipped, capsizing in ten feet of water. The young men, including Moore, Mies Alanche Mnard, Crafton, Miss Given Wi, Manson, Harrieville, and George Campbell of New Castle, rescued the girls and towed the boat to shore, landing about a half mile away. No one was hurt beyond a scare, and all returned to shore safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Moore
Mies Alanche Mnard
Crafton
Given Wi- Manson
Republican county committee meeting tomorrow likely chair named
A meeting of the Republican county committee is set for tomorrow to select officers and organize for the coming period. It is likely that Charles H Young will be elected chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County
Charles H Young
Cox Mentioned as Possible Candidate for State Governor
John F Cox a well known figure in the community and brother of W W Cox of New Wilmington hints at a possible nomination for governor at the next Republican convention He recently served as speaker of the state house of representatives and is cited amid political chatter in Boston June 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F.cox
W. W. Cox
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Parade through New York City Event Summary
A sequence of early morning to evening events chronicles Colonel Roosevelt's visit. The day includes a quarantine defense plan, a harbor arrival aboard the Manhattan, a water party northward, Mayor Gaynor and Roosevelt meeting at Tattery, a Broadway parade ending with Roosevelt receiving engrossed Spanish War resolutions, a social gathering with Thurlow Robinsons, and Roosevelt departing for home with Nassau County neighbors.
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Kasserine Agus Victoria
Roose- Yell Abpurl
Agcora
Sandy
Qharabar
Manhattan
Ceiver
Gaynor Wat
Colonel Roosevelt
Tattery
Jie
Broadway
Tomi
Roosevelt
Robasprvelt Thackes
Thouglas Robinson
La Follette after with sharp stick
Unidentified Press dispatch from Madison Wisconsin denounces a Milwaukee Republican gathering as a renewal of the old party fight. La Follette’s Weekly accuses the attendees of being Tory elites and questions the convention as authentic party business. He portrays Aldrich Cannon faction joy as signs of their rising power and persistence amid reform efforts.
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Madison
Wis
Tuna
Millwaukee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Weekley
Sherman
James J. Watson
Cannon
Washington
Iowa
Senglar la Pollette
Aldrich-Cannon
Kaiser’s leg injury shows slight improvement in Berlin
Berlin June 17 Kaiser’s right knee wound shows slight improvement after two days of near incapacity. Dislocation of matter from the ruptured vessel has stopped and doctors expect rapid healing. The Kaiser begins to don overhauser? Inactivity worries physicians he may attempt to walk too soon. Crown Prince Frederick leaves for Kiel to take his father’s place at regatta festivities as a precautionary measure.
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Berlin
Frederick
Kiel
Reputation book being compiled by poor director
In Fig weeks qure City Poor Director Drusehel will have completed a repaid boul, listing every poor family Lint has ever been on the lis. In recent years Go le ow we the city will be on revond and all the attendant circumstances ly the ease will be in shed shape. It will be a very dite ficult thing for any unworthy 10 dleeer the efty ine aiding hin or her. Stoneborg with WEIS. At the Firat Presbyterian parsons age In Mercer, proofread whe weitiiing of Mise Hatile Tromley of Shawdire, and Thomas WL. Alderman of Shar ron The Rey, John Ponrah, vite cinted.
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Qure
Drusehel
Stoneborg
Weis
Firat Presbyterian Parsons Age
Mercer
Weitiiing
Mise
Hatile Tromley
Shawdire
Thomas WL
Sharron the Rey
John Ponrah
Roosevelt eclipse fans capital as Roosevelt nears sun and Congress
Washington reports a near total eclipse as President Taft, Roosevelt, and Congress loom in the national spotlight. Cabinet members and hundreds of officials await the event while Taft travels to Pennsylvanian commencements. Insurgent and regular factions debate the political impact of the spectacle.
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Cin
Siaseouses
New York
Gol
Roosevelt
Aim
Beiog
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Taft
Villa Nova
Lincoln University
West Chester
Representeltive Butler
Abrcht
Todas
Tia Navy
Meyer
Agrientinre Wilson
Arch
Return of mighty hunter draws crowds to New York
June 17 report from New York notes growing enthusiasm for the anticipated arrival of a celebrated figure. Pictures adorn public spaces as hotels fill with admirers and celebratory crowds gather along streets to witness the event. A quarantine hold and parade plans are outlined, with a morning transfer to a cutter and a water parade returning to Battery for ceremonies.
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New York
Hunter
Colonel
Alalmus
Teddy
Sandy Hook
Ube Pote
Tim King
aRonilron
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Harris Family Theatre
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Miss Birch
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Premieune
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St. Mary’s
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Jennia Welsh
A. QO
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Stork
Cox
Howe
Boston
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