Wealthy husband shunned wife for Broadway widow in suit
Mrs Mary Bogardus Tower of Poughkeepsie sues for separation and alimony against her millionaire husband Albert P Tower. She recounts trips on his yacht Earl King and alleges he is enamored with Broadway figure Minnie Weis and threatened to rid her by fair means or foul.
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White Plains
N. Y
Albert P. Tower
Poughkeepsie
Minnie Weis
Broadway
Mary Bogardus Tower
New England
No Jewelry From Coins Prompting Local Prohibition
New Castle jewelers refuse proposals to convert gold and silver coins into pins bracelets lockets chains and other ornaments after notices warn defacing coins violates U S law. The offense carries a 500 dollar fine and six months to a year of imprisonment.
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New Castle
United States
Cut-In-Two Prices On Ribbons for June 23
A small notice lists price reductions on ribbons for an event on June 23 at Me Comb's located at 257t4. Items discounted include several ribbon styles and colors. The brief encourages quick purchase to secure the lower prices before stocks run out.
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MeComb’'s
Popular Phillips Movement Shown by Roosevelt Ovation
Chicago June 18 The 47 minute ovation for Roosevelt name in the convention hall signals strong support for the second election term movement led by Thomas W. Phillips. Phillips reports Roosevelt likely to be nominated by Georgia delegate Greer. He believes financiers prefer Roosevelt to Bryan and Taft supporters hope Taft wins the convention despite Roosevelt momentum.
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Bert Wells
Chicago
Roosevelt
Thomas W. Phillips
Lexington
Metropole
Phillips
Greer
Georgia
Taft
Deaths of the Day Funeral Services for David Gwin
Funeral services for David Chester Gwin drowned in Beaver River near Moravia were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Gwin home. Rev. Laughner and Rev. Higgins led the service. Pallbearers and flower bearers were local church members. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chester Gwin
Beaver River
Moravia
BE. 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
Methodist Church
M. B. Allsworth
William Bennett
Linesville
S. GC. Ferrer
J. H. Crooks
Bess Ferver
New Castle
Presbyterian Church
Boys’ League
Retta Bryan
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Death of Mrs. Rachel Cahill in Lexington Kentucky
Mrs. Rachel Cahill, about 65, died at the family home in Lexington Kentucky. Survived by four daughters Mary Margaret Jeanette Rose and three sons Thomas M H Cahill and W P Cahill. Funeral expected in Mansfield Ohio with arrangements pending. Sons M H Cahill and W P Cahill will travel from the city to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Cahill
B. & O. Railroad
M. H. Cahill
Rachel Cahill
Lexington
Mary
Margaret
Jeanette
Rose
Thomas
Youngstown
M. H
W. P
Mansfield
Missionary to Address 7th Ward Church Tonight
Rev. Allison, a returned missionary from the foreign field, will speak at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church this evening. The session will assemble at 7:15, with the address starting at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Ward Church
Allison
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Fresh fish every day at Cotton Bros
Local grocer Cotton Bros offers daily fresh fish as a key selling point at 25712. Customers seek consistent quality and variety with reliable daily deliveries and in-store availability.
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Cotton Bros
Fels-Naptha Soap Advocated For Winter Washing
An advertisement imitates a customer exchange about Fels-Naptha soap noting its strong winter washing claim. It highlights that boiling clothes is avoided and that cold weather is easier on washing using the Fels-Naptha method, urging readers to follow the wrapper directions.
Glidden tour to pass through New Wilmington July 10
Burgess Clark reports the Glidden automobile tour will move through New Wilmington on July 10, entering from Mercer on North Market street, visiting the college, and turning onto Front Street toward New Castle Street and Furnace Hill to New Castle. Right of way is given on that day regardless of speed limits, with most cars expected in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Pythian Outing Association
Co. W. Ranney
Cascade Park
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
New Wilmington
Burgess Clark
Glidden
North Market Street
Mercer
College
Front Street
New Castle Street
Furnace Hill
New Castle
Quiet Bethany wedding unites Mary Wilson and Silas Duffy
A quiet wedding was held at Rev. C. G. Leatherman's parsonage Wednesday at 3 PM as Mary E. Wilson became the wife of Silas E. Duffy. The couple left for an eastern wedding trip and will reside in the city on their return. The bride wore a traveling suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Leatherman
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mary E. Wilson
Silas E. Duffy
Picnic at the Park Draws Local Youth Crowd
A merry crowd of young folks enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic in the park. Supper was served in the grove with covers 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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's groups join for missionary box sewing
The Ladies' Aid society and Women's Missionary society of the Central Presbyterian church met in a joint session on Wednesday afternoon to sew items for a missionary box they are supporting and sending overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Mrs Walter Leslie and Daughter Visit Highland Avenue
Mrs Walter Leslie and her daughter Katherine from Pueblo Colorado arrived in the city to spend time with Mrs and Mrs J M Clark of Highland Avenue.
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Walter Leslie
Katherine
Pueblo, Col
J. M. Clark
Highland Ave
Patterson couple to visit Oberlin College for week
Mr and Mrs Paul B Patterson of Pittsburg Street will leave Friday for Oberlin College where they will spend a week visiting campus and relatives.
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Paul B. Patterson
Pittsburg Street
Oberlin College
Cot ton Bros Fresh Fish Advertisement
Local ad promotes Cot ton Bros as the best city place to buy fish with a bold claim and contact text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Cotton Bros
Remains of Miss Isabelle Jefferies Brought Home
The death of Miss Isabelle May Jefferies occurred suddenly in Canton from convulsions. Her body was brought to her parents at 70 Maitland Street and will lie in state before a 2 PM Friday funeral at the parental home. Survived by her parents a brother and sisters Mrs. Matthews Canton Dannie Elsie and Etta Jefferies. Interment at Grassland cemetery.
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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
Funeral services held for infant Elizabeth Fishlock
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Elizabeth Fishlock infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard J Fishlock of 15 East Reynolds Street. The interment followed at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Elizabeth
Richard J. Fishlock
East Reynolds Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Man Pays Fine for Striking His Wife in Alderman’s Court
Nicoli Cunti paid a $5 fine plus costs after admitting guilt to striking his wife Caroline Cunti on the head. The couple from Hillsville had a troubled marriage, testimony showed before Alderman Mayne.
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Nicoli Cunti
Mayne
Caroline Cunti
Cuntis
Hillsville
Nicoli
Realty Transfers Note From City Ledger
J Harper Hutchman to B P Smith Second ward 1525 dollars. Thomas M Ramsey to Charles L Ramsey Wilmington township 2200 dollars. Leitia Moon to Ellwood City Improvement company Ellwood 2000 dollars. Madie Stopf to Hallie Orris Wampum James A Stevenson to Edwin B Stevenson First ward 1000 dollars.
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J. Harper Hutchman
P. Smith
Second Ward
Thomas M. Ramsey
Charles L. Ramsey
Wilmington Township
Leitia Moon
Ellwood
Through Sleeper to Westfield via Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Train service begins June 26 from Pittsburg daily except Sunday at 10 p m Central time to Westfield arriving 4 27 a m Cars may be occupied until 7 a m Ticket agent Geo Hamilton. Cotton Bros offer to source items if not in stock.
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Westfield
Chautauqua Lake
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Geo. Hamilton
Water This Man's Only Diet
Day H Elmore a Los Angeles cigar dealer undertakes a water and lemonade fast to quit smoking and lose weight. He has shed 20 pounds from 200 and aims for four or five more, reporting gradual hunger and no nervousness while noting a weak voice and improved sleep.
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H. Elmore
Los Angeles
Elmore
The Heroic Life and the Courage to Act
A Carlyle inspired reflection on courage and persistence. When others declare something impossible you must stand alone and choose your path with faith in yourself and God. The quotation emphasizes self reliance and determination as the essence of bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Country's Matchmakers Reach 60000 In Nation
Anxious mothers and meddling neighbors are joined by over 60,000 people employed in the matchmaking industry across the country.
Ingrate woman berates fire crew after ivy house blaze
A New York Sun account recalls a fire in an ivy covered house where the crew saved the home and most belongings. The homeowner later called to lambaste them for removing ropes of joy that had trained over the walls, rather than expressing gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Shows World’s Advancement in Mor Languages
Methodist ministers in the United States today preach in more languages than those used after the miracle of Pentecost, according to reports. The claim highlights growing linguistic reach of church services and religious outreach across the nation.
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Unite States
Prophetic Prophet Speaks On Dual Sides Of Fate
A prophetic figure notes that a true seer speaks to opposing parties and can be proved right by some listeners. The commentary suggests that prophecy often reconciles conflicting expectations as evidence accumulates.
Some Consolation. Hazlitt and the world for speculation
A fragment discusses William Hazlitt and the idea that if the world existed for nothing else it would still be worth considering as a field for speculation. The note hints at philosophical reflection and literary curiosity.
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Hazlitt
Williams Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Questions about neglected kidneys overworked nervous system and pains in loins side back groins and bladder lead to the claim Williams Kidney Pills cure ailments. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists and produced by Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio with Geo W Clutton as retailer.
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Williams
Price Co. Williams M’l’g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
Paper Bullets Not Deadly in Clever Quips
A reflective note on words as weapons, likening witty remarks to paper bullets of the brain. The piece ponders humor’s power to wound or deter without physical harm, drawing on Shakespearean mood and career echoes.
Common Council Eloquence Reported In City Brief
Boston Herald notes valued eloquence in council debates while stressing the need for official reporting and cautions against excess in public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Or They Think They Do Joubert Address to His People
The speaker urges his audience to recognize their knowledge, addressing them directly as fully informed about the matter. The line reflects a rhetorical stance on authority and insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joubert
Remember Only the Good as a Guiding Motto
A quotation highlights healing guidance from Syrus, urging forgetting wrongs as the best remedy. The line emphasizes forgiveness and resilience as a moral stance.
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Syrus
Give and Take In Life Jesters Must Be Content
A Latin proverb about balance and satisfaction echoes as a reflective maxim. The saying suggests jesters or performers should accept their portion and savor what they have rather than seek more.
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DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Annex
Bryan
President Roosevelt
Herb D. McGoun
Oxfords
D. McGoun
Funeral Services
Anty Drudge
Simison
Volant
Lewis Perkins
Welland
Canada
Canadian Iron and Steel Company
J. J. Ashenhurst
Zahnizer
McCreary
Brenden McElree
Lydia Margaret McClymonds
Dr. McClymonds
College Springs
Oak Park Cemetery Association
State Board of Health
Albert Johnston
Jamestown
To. Oberlin
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Bell Phone
Washington and Jefferson Sts
The
Citizens National Bank
New York
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