Carnegie And Kaiser A Century of Peace Greeting in Berlin
Andrew Carnegie and American peace commissioners visit Berlin to honor Emperor William on the 25th anniversary of his accession. A large crowd gathers as bands play The Watch on the Rhine. the Kaiser thanks the group and hopes to reign 25 more years in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Berlin
Andrew Carnegie
Emperor William
Europe
Carnegie
Germany
William
Ander den Linden
Empire
Marble Palace
Potsdam
Mr. Carnegie
Kaiser
Peace and Conciliation Societies
John W. Alexander
Presdent
National Academy of Design
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Simon Flexner
E. H. Gary
Frank B. Kellogg
Melville E. Stone
Robert E. Woodward
Ira Remsen
Seth Low
State Honors Brave Soldier at Gettysburg Monument
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 17. A monument on Sedgwick avenue honoring General John Sedgwick, a famed Connecticut general, was dedicated this afternoon. Governor Baldwin attended and spoke. The memorial committee included General Charles H. Pine, Lt. D A Kilbourn, Lt. Charles F. Linaly and E G Steele of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
John Sedgwick
Connecticut
Sedgwick
Baldwin
Charles H. Pine
D.A. Kilbourn
Charles F. Linaly
E. G. Steele
General Sedgwick
Crowds Cheer Carnegie Departure From Adlon Hotel
The iron master was seen amid great crowds as he left the Adlon hotel with his wife and daughter Margaret. He waved to cheers from the- heartened crowd, while Emperor greeted visitors including Robert S. Brookings and Jacob G. Schmidlapp of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Master
Adlon Hotel
Margaret
Mr. Carnegie
Robert S. Brookings
St. Louis
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
New National Anthem Contest At Pittsburg Eisteddfod
Pittsburg hosts the International Eisteddfod in early July offering a $250 prize for a new national anthem. An unknown poet and musician may present a hymn to congress, with six six line stanzas and music. Six choirs from Scranton Philadelphia Pittsburg Homestead Cleveland and Chicago compete for the prize and the event features a massed 1000 voice choir with an 80 piece orchestra performing King Olaf along with various soloists and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Congress
Scranton
Philadelphia
Homestead
Cleveland
Chicago
Olaf
Bryan
H. Evan Williams
Akron
Gwilym Myles
New York
Bessie Tudor
Edwin Howell
Germany
Italy
Sue Harvard
Tilly Bodycombe
Finnish Maiden and Brother Stranded 4000 Miles From Home
Sent out of their way by a ticketing mistake at Halifax they reached Winona Michigan via Spokane and were met by strangers. An interpreter revealed the error, and that night they returned toward Winona with Great Northern and O R W R N railways arranging onward travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Winona Mich
Fulda Aarl
John
Spokane
Great Northern
Winona, Mich
Spokane Review
Realty Transfers Listed With Ward and Price Totals
A series of real estate transfers recorded across multiple wards including Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth. Purchasers include Edward Umbright, Joseph Mack, Carl W. Smith, Burton Powder Company, Maggie Barker, Fannie Johns, and George Dean Jr. with prices ranging from 300 to 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Wilson
Edward &. Umbright
Second Ward
Anthony Guarantini
Joseph Mack
Taylor
William H. Leslie
Joseph Capitz
Third Ward
James C. Grantley
Frank GC. Mc Kim
New Castle Portland Cement Co
Carl W. Smith
Fourth Ward
Valentine Ludwig
Burton Powder Company
Mahoning
Mary A. Gable
Job Burton
Charles G. Long
Rozalia Tabiesz
Shenango
Fair Grounds Land Company
Maggie Barker
Elizabeth R. Norris
Fannie L. Johns
Sixth Ward
Margaret Marshall
George Dean, Jr
Arthur Kennedy
Clint E. Mengle
Horses grow in number as autos rise in early 1900s
The United States counted 13,500,000 horses in 1900 and 21,040,000 in 1910, rising despite rapid automobile development. This reflects broad reliance on horse power during the transition era and shows the scale of equine use across industry and daily life.
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United States
Pennsylvania railroad distributes safety first whistles
Foremen receive safety first whistles to warn railroad employees of imminent danger. The whistles aim to protect section gang workers from fast trains and reduce injuries or deaths. The Pennsylvania Railroad drives safety first program, adopting methods to promote worker protection across the system.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mahoning Book Club Plans Cascade Park Picnic
The Mahoning Book club schedules a picnic next Thursday at Cascade Park with lunch at noon. Chairman Miss Helen Maxwell leads a committee including Mrs J C Raney and Mrs A G Murphy. Twenty members may bring a friend each for a delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
Cascade Park
Helen Maxwell
Mirs. J. C. Raney
A. G. Murphy
Nellie Gage Hosts Standard Bearers at Home
Miss Nellie Gage of Clayton Street entertained the Standard Bearers of Mahoningtown M. E. Church at her home this afternoon. Light refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gage
Clayton Street
Mahoningtown
M. E
Picnic at Mahoningtown church draws fourteen guests
The Good Cheer Circle of Mahon ingtown church hosted a Saturday picnic beside Hickory Creek with fourteen guests in attendance including Mrs. M. C. Leonard the class teacher.
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Good Cheer Circle
Mahoningtown Church
Hickory Creek
M. C. Leonard
Ten Mahoning ladies to visit Youngstown Eastern Star chapter
About ten ladies from Mahoning town will travel to Youngstown this evening with the local chapter of the order of the Eastern Star where they will be entertained by Miriam chapter of Youngstown.
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Mahoningtown
Youngstown
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Miriam Chapter
Clarence Jones Heads to McKeesport for Summer Visit
Clarence Jones of Cedar Street travels to McKeesport to spend the summer vacation with his grandmother and plans a visit to Brownesville, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Cedar Street
McKeesport
Brownesville, Pa
Tin City Division Meeting and Local Visits Report
Tin City Division No. 565 B of L E meets this evening at 7 30. Local guests include Mrs F C Bartlett and daughter Nina of Ashtabula visiting Mrs J E Marks in Madison avenue. Charles Taylor of New Galilee visits his daughter Mrs C D Johnston in Montgomery avenue. Elizabeth Newell returns from a week in Troy New York and other cities. Several families report weekend visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin City
B. of L. E
F. C. Bartlett
Nina
Ashtabula
J. E. Marks
Madison Avenue
Charles Taylor
New Galilee
C. D. Johnston
Montgomery Avenue
Elizabeth Newell
Liberty Street
Troy
N. Y
William Carnes
Virginia Howard
North Liberty Street
Sharpsville
George Gates
C. H. Gates
Lafayette Street
C., Cliffe
Cliffe
Integaste Street
Wilkinson
Youngstown
Ohio
C. O. Stevenson
Charles Thompson
South Lafayette Street
Washingtonville
E. §. Robinson
Lennox
Iowa
Local social notes from Vaundaview and surrounding areas
Wellington resident Arthur Everson guests with friends over the weekend. New Bedford native Miss Margaret Frock calls on Alberta Vaughan. Miss Pearl Neal visits New Castle for a day of sightseeing and shopping. William Hughes of Youngstown stays with Thomas Vaughan. Mr and Mrs James McClenahan of New Wilmington guests at James Van Meter's. Professor C C Miller of Brighton vacationing with his mother Mrs C Miller. Esther McClenahan participates in a June music festival in Youngstown. Misses Sheba and Gladys Miller visit sister Mrs Young of New Wilmington. Ruby McClenahan returns from a week in Pittsburg with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Neal
New Castle
William Hughes
Youngstown
Thomas Vaughan
James McClenahan
New Wilmington
James van Meter
C. C. Miller
Brighton
C. Miller
Esther McClenahan
Sheba
Gladys Miller
Mrs. Young
Superintendent shot and killed by employee at Franklin plant
Franklin Pa June 17 Samuel Crowther 45 superintendent of the Dick band company was shot and killed last night in a shanty at the plant ten miles west of Franklin Edward Bartholomew an employee is said to have done the shooting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Samuel Crowther
Dick Band Company
Edward Bartholomew
Search for man who stabbed Webber in New York case
Detectives seeking a 20 year old, medium build, well dressed assailant who stabbed Bridgie Webber, a key witness in the Becker Rosenthal murder case. Webber believes gangsters connected to the four convicted gunmen carried out the attack and was hospitalized with injuries.
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National News Association
New York
District Attorney's Office
Webber
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
J. Robert Rubin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pigs in Beaver County Show Unusual Toes
Six pigs from Vincent Bradford in Beaver County display abnormal toe counts with one pig having five toes on each foot while the rest have four. The litter struggles to move yet may reach normal growth, drawing local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Bradford
Beaver County
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Carnegie and Kaiser
Aeolian Company
Steinway, Steck, Weber, Wheelock, Stuyvesant and Stroud
Ellos
Wood St
PittsBurgh
City OF
Massachusetts
Messrs. Hawkins, Delafield and Longfellow
New York City
the Union Trust Company of
Pittspurcu
Fourth Avenue
International Wisteddfod
Book Club
Francis McCarthy
East Cherry Street
New Castle Hospital
Vaundaview
Arthur Everson
Wellington
Margaret Frock
New Bedford
Alberta Vaughan
Ruby McClenahan
Employe
Tate
New Norfolks
Washington Street
Penna
Bhlows
F.F. Dalley Co.,Ltd
Buffalo, N.Y
Hamilton, Ont
P. Gaston
Croton Avenue
H. R. Dunap & Sons
Bell Phone
N. Mill St
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