Wright meet ends with altitude bid and aircraft move to Montreal
Walter Brookins of Dayton attempts to raise the world altitude record at Indianapolis as the Wright brothers conclude a successful aviation meet. Brookins soars to 4938 feet before a spark issue causes a safe ground landing. The Wrights announce their five big bi-planes head to Montreal for a July 4 exhibition.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Walter Brookins
Dayton
Wright Brothers’ Aviation
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wright
Brookins
Wright Brothers
Montreal
Wrights
Roosevelt Arrives Amid Lightweight Press Scene and Cheers
The account recalls Col. Roosevelt's arrival and speech in New York. He asked a stenographer to copy his remarks. Mayor Gaynor critiqued the press. He acknowledged Alice Longworth and others, refused Taft’s letter as personal, and saluted guests including Gifford Pinchot.
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York
Gaynor
Aioaufhea
Col. Roosevelt
Alice Longworth
Quentin and
Ethel Roosevelt
Papa
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Taft
Butt
Battery
Gifford
Gifford Pinchot
Hospital Notes on Injured Quarry Worker at New Castle
Anthony Buzake was operated on Saturday at a New Castle hospital after a skull fracture from an accident at the Ingham quarry near Wampum. It is too early to gauge recovery. William Kelly, with a separated collar bone, left Shenango Valley hospital after a week. Wiard Young, a railroad employee, returned home after a brief illness.
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Anthony Buzake
New Castle Hospital
Ingham
Wampum
William Kelly
Shenango Valley Hospital
Wiard Young
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ministers Fight Dull to the Death in Kentucky Pulpit
In Rock Creek Kentucky Rev Robert Vanover and Rev Isaac Perry clashed with knives during a pulpit confrontation. Vanover died from a throat wound shortly after. Blaine Perry is jailed with his brother in Williamsburg as authorities investigate church trouble as the motive.
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Rock Creek
Robert Vanover
Isaac Perry
Rock Creek Baptist Church
Vanover
Blaine Perry
Williamsburg
May Be New Secretary for New Castle Y M C A
E A Daum a student at Westminster College may be secured to take the place of Mr Sanders who has resigned as secretary of the boys department of the New Castle Y M C A He is being considered for the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Daum
Westminster College
Sanders
The
New Castle Y. M. C. A
Buckwheat Planted in Northern Lawrence County
Farmers in the northern part of Lawrence County plant many acres of buckwheat this year, a crop area usually minimal in the county. This shift highlights a notable increase in buckwheat farming compared with past years.
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Lawrence County
Annie Panjan Dies of Pneumonia at 9 Months
The 9 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Panjan of Wampum died about 5 o clock Saturday morning at Shenango Valley Hospital from pneumonia. Services will be Sunday at 3 PM at Uncle's home 516 South Jefferson Street with interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Annie
George Panjan
Wampum
Shenango Valley Hospital
South
Jefferson Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Refund Guarantee
Guarantee offered on Chamberlain’s cough remedy refunds purchase price if two thirds of a bottle is used according to directions and the user is not satisfied. Product sold by all dealers and customers are urged to try it.
Fourth of July Souvenir Postcards For New Castle
Fourth of July headquarters reports high interest in souvenir postcard invitations to New Castle’s big Fourth. Cards arrive Tuesday afternoon, sorted into packs of ten for delivery Wednesday. Children may buy ten cards for seven cents, three packs for 29 cents, and resell at 10 cents per pack for a 60 percent profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Castle Independence Day Association
East
Washington Streets
Brutal murder rocks New York jewelry man found in trunk
Moses Sacks, 60, a jewelry salesman, was found stuffed in a trunk at a Goerck Street tenement. Police say he was murdered for robbery, body discovered after the trunk was opened by the building janitress. evidence includes rifled jewelry cases and a brand new trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Moses Sacks
East 99Th Street
No. 51
Goerck Street
Lower East Side
Sacks
Roosevelt Pays Custom Charges At Hoboken Dock
At the Hamburg American dock in Hoboken customs inspectors searched seventy bags belonging to the Roosevelt party for ninety minutes. They opened all items including elephant guns books and animal skins. A sealed tin carton contained an enlarged photograph of a charging rhino demanding a can opener to reveal its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Hamburg-American
Hoboken
Africa
Lawrence F. Abbott
C H Young Chosen County Chairman
The Republican county committee met in the courthouse to elect officers. Charles H. Young was chosen chairman with Walter S. Reynolds as secretary and A C Hyde as treasurer. all candidates faced no opposition.
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W. S. Reynolds
A. Cc. Hyde
Republican County Committee
Court House
Charles H. Young
Walter S. Reynolds
A. C. Hyde
Glidden Tour Hit By Car Fire Out, 207 Mile Run
The Glidden tour from Memphis to Little Rock began its fifth leg 207 miles long and car No. 14 from Pennsylvania dropped out after a fire on the course. Only three cars held perfect scores this morning in the Glidden race, while none in the Chicago trophy were clear of penalties. Perfect scores were held by Premier No. 1 Chal mers, No. 5 Maxwell No. 107. The day’s run was the longest since the tour started five days ago at Cincinnati.
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Here
Little Rock
Ark
Pennsylvania
American Automobile Association
Chalmers
Maxwell
Cincinnati
Death by Own Action: John Nerutz to be Buried Sunday
The body of John Nerutz, a 50 year old foreigner who cut his throat in his Ellwood boarding house, will be buried Sunday at 10 o clock in Locust Grove. Coroner Cox ruled the death a death by own action after an inquest. Nerutz left Austria a wife and six children, with a brother in Pittsburg and a Zelienople nephew. He had been in the United States seven years and had just paid excess board money before the act.
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John Nerutz
Ellwood
Locust Grove Cemetery
Cox
Austria
Pittsburg
Zelienople
Nerutz
Made A Good Impression
A man named Bill applies to join the regular army after losing his position. The examination reveals flat feet during a foot imprint test, ending with the army officer declining his enlistment and Bill leaving the recruiting station disappointed.
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Bil
Bill
Niece Inez Bates Dies Prompt Reis Street Return
Mrs. W. G. Price of Reis street returned from Oneonta New York after being summoned by the death of her niece Miss Inez Bates a teacher in the commercial school of Yorkers New York.
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W. G. Price
Reis Street
Oneonta
N. Y
Inez Bates
Commercial School of Yorkers
G A R Meeting Time Change
Post 100 of the G A R will meet at city hall Sunday evening at seven o clock instead of seven thirty to march to memorial services at the First Presbyterian church. R G Porter commander.
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City Hall
First Presbyterian Church
R. G. Porter
Larceny Charge Held Over for Court in Watch Theft
H. L. Shaw charged with stealing a watch from Joseph Wedgewood, was held for court by Alderman Green after a hearing last night.
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H. L. Shaw
Joseph Wedgewood
Alderman Green
Lord's Supper Planned at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian
The Lord's supper will be observed at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church on June 26. Rev. H. S. Body preaches Thursday evening June 23 at 7 45. On Friday June 24 Rev. J. A. McDonald of Ellwood City preaches at 2. Elders meet at 1 30 to remember and conduct business.
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Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
H. S
J. A. McDonald
Ellwood City
Harbor U P church to hold sermons and Sabbath school
Rev H S Boyd preaches Sunday at Harbor United Presbyterian at 10 o'clock and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at 2 o'clock The notice also mentions telegraph companies and a government stance affecting bucket shops and wooll scam headlines.
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H. S. Boyd
Harbor U. P
European charm draws huge tourist tide this season
Three hundred thousand travelers depart for Europe as many seek its preserved beauty while locals worry about our brick walls and paved streets being seen as sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Irish Private Earns Victoria Cross Moment at Fort
During a storming assault an Irish private, about to ascend a ladder, is urged onward by a young officer who proclaims officers first. A round shot kills the subaltern at the top as the private, Pat, calls out for more volunteers for the Victoria Cross.
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Pat
A Coercive Method and Washington Visit
A sardonic portrait of a fierce speaker and Senator Sorgum. The piece notes in Washington the instinct to see the president and Taft, and compares the railroad rate schedule filings to an umpire's call in baseball.
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Washington
Union Depot
Taft
Philadelphia Inquirer
Real estate sale listing with numerous Braemar and Pittsburgh properties
A lengthy classified sale offers 28 lots and homes in Braemar Plan and Neshannock township plus properties on Chestnut Reynolds and other streets. Prices range from $225 to $6,000 with several cash terms and trade options, including a modern six room house on Reynolds Pollock corner and a five acre Youngstown road country home.
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Braemar Plan
Third Ward
Neshannock Township
Chestnut Street
Reynolds Street
Pollock Avenue
Superior Street
Loyal Wilson
Cedar Street
Friendship Street
Shaw Street
Beaver Street
Schenley Plot
Haldane Street
Pittsburg
Neshannock Avenue
South Mill Street
Crawford Avenue
West View Terrace
Wallace Avenue
Youngstown Road
City
Princeton Station
Western & Allegheny Railway
Grant City
Harlansburg
Rose Point
New Castle
Kennedy's Mills
Wellington Avenue
Sherritt offers multiple houses for sale in Muskegon area
Advertises several 4 to 10 room homes with prices from 400 to 5500 dollars in Muskegon Newport and nearby streets. Notes trades for farms or small properties, terms to suit, some lots for flats, and available loans. Daily demand for housing highlighted.
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Seventh Ward
Muskegon
Mich
Uber Avenue
John Street
Newport
Wilder Avenue
F. Grant Street
County Line Street
Clayton Street
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Pam
Annie Panjan
C.H. Young
Glidden
Billy
Wurtemburg
Harbor Bridge
Senator Sorghum
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg Street
Moody Avenue
C. C. Robingson & CO
Sherritt
Realty List
J. H. Sherritt
P.O
Gluck Jewelry Coo
West Federal Street
Youngstown
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
Carlisle Street
Wilmington Avenue
City of
Acts of Assembly
H. M. Marquis
Chartes Street
Eighth Ward
Morris Street
Moravia Street
Canada
Fountain Inn
N. Mercer St
Weston-Mott Co
Flint Mich
Sankey Street
West Side
Hileman
Spencer's
Care News
Diamond
Pulaski Road
C. W. McClelland
Edenburg
Frew Mill Road
E. A. Mershimer
Bath
Stewart
Quest St
B. North St
West Grant Street
Court and
Milton Street
Court Street
Hazen & Jamison
Greer Block
Highland Avenue
North Street
Clare P. DuShane
Croton Avenue
Long Avenue
Mill Street
L. M. Buchanan
Bell Phone
Allen Street
Union
Loan & Trust CO
Dean Block
J. J. Miller
State Street
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
L. R. C. Fralick
H. E. Woodworth
East South Street
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
Motor Sales Co
S. Diamond Alley
Fred Dietrich
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Chichester
rageRe Cog
Washington St
Cruver
Lawrence Realty Co
Albert Street
D. Levine's
Pittsbur Street
H. Pulaski
Shack
Wallace
J. M. Johnston
New Wilmington
Kenehan
St. Cloud Hotel
South Shenango
Clyde Gilfillan
Moravia
H. W. Heck
Petersburg
Ohio
M. D. Heck
West Pittsburg
Pearson
Eward
Butler Avenue
Pine Street
Park Christian Church
United States
B&b
Boggs & Buhl
Usburgh
Northside
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