Young Priest to Study Wall Street After Leaving Priesthood
Alphonse Consolazio, a former Roman Catholic priest who quit his pastorate after marrying 16 year old Catherine Johann, plans to enter a brokerage firm in Trenton New Jersey to study Wall Street. He intends to open his own offices once familiar with methods and conditions. His family remains supportive and he denies breaking with the church.
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New York
Alphonse M. Consolazio
Missatherine Johann
Wall Street
Trenton
N. J
Consolazio
Johann
Naples
Italy
Iron Market Still in Unsettled State
The Iron Trade Review notes no positive market developments with continued softness in pig iron and broader concessions on finished products. Railroads show uncertainty in buying yet report orders for structural material and cars. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks 5 000 to 7 000 tons of foundry iron in Philadelphia, B and O for 1 000 tons, valley buyers sold 10 000 tons of Bessemer on a sliding scale, and valleys see very low rates for No 2 foundry and malleable irons.
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Clfqueland, O
Iron Trade’ Review
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Poplar Leaves Fall in City Without Frost or Drought
Leaves from poplar trees have fallen across many city areas over the past week without frost, drought, or visible insect activity explaining the phenomenon. Officials note no obvious cause and residents seek answers.
Youngstown Man Alleges Eye Injury From Blank Cartridges
Steven Turner accuses Andrew Mundjer of shooting blanks in public, claiming wadding damaged his eye and could cause loss of sight. No official ruling reported as police investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Turner
Youngstown
Andrew Mundjer
Mundjer
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Knoxville Iowa woman compares treatment by doctors to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills noting restored strength and ability to work. The ad touts the remedy as a standard for female ills including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregular pains backache and nervous prostration with free medical advice offered by mail.
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Pinkham
Clara Franks
Knoxville
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tlw
Ellwood City Wins In First Meet On Shelby Grounds
Ellwood City defeats Braddock 9 to 0 after a nine run explosion in the first inning. Luther pitched well for Ellwood City allowing five hits while the home team’s bats produced hits from all players except Kline. A large crowd enjoyed a fine day of baseball as Ellwood City dominates early and holds Braddock scoreless.
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Eliswood City
Braddock
Ellwood City
Shelby Grounds
Ellwood
McKim
Ellwood Boys
Luther
Kline
Summer Heat Sweeps Ellwood City Across the Day
Ellwood City endured a scorching day with temperatures over 90. Residents sweltered, seeking shade on porches or in the woods. Rock Point drew crowds seeking cooler spots while mill workers faced prostration. Farmers report crops advancing as wheat looks at its best.
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Ellwood City
Rock Point
Oil discovery on Wil son farm plus nearby gas well test
W. P. Moore and others of Fom bell have located a new oil and gas test on the John P. Wilson farm in Franklin township Beaver county. The well lies south of the Eichholtz gas well and 150 feet from the Taul Gerwig farm line, marking a significant test in the region.
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W. P. Moore
Fombell
John P. Wilson
Franklin Township
Beaver County
Wm. Eichholtz
Itaul Gerwig
Paris Judge Rules Surgeon Not Liable For Forgotten Sponge
In a Paris ruling, a judge said a surgeon may keep the sponge, cigaret stub, and other items left in a patient during appendectomy. Louise Martens had second operation. she sought damages but the court found neglect not a fault. Public opinion leans toward sympathy for Martens amid the unusual decision.
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Paris
Louise Martens
Picque
Bichat
Martens
la Liberte
Twelve year old girl travels 125000 miles with military family
Charlotte Pardee daughter of Major William Pardee has lived in barracks and on the road since infancy. She has visited China Japan the Philippines Manila and the upper hill country. Born at Fort Assinniboine Montana she estimates 125000 miles of travel with her father’s postings in a life spent mostly overseas.
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New York
Charlotte Pardee
William James Pardee
London
Minewaska
Ft. Assinniboine
Mont
North Adams
America
Oil Price Cuts Hit Small Operators Across Eight Districts
A new round of oil price reductions dampens prospects for producers in small well regions. Pennsylvania grade drops five cents to 1.30 per barrel while North Lima Indiana and Corning see declines to 82 77 and equivalent cuts. Mercer New Castle and Cabell also fall several cents as refined market prices dip ten points.
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Pennsylvania
South Lima
Indiana
North Lima
Corning
Mercer Black
New Castle
Cabell
K of P Memorial Ceremony At Evans City
Members of Alma lodge No 420 K of P traveled by special car to Evans City on the New Castle and Marmony road for a noon trip yesterday and joined an afternoon memorial service. J R Kennedy and Alex Majors led the party and they returned last night.
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Alma Lodge
K. of P
Evans City
New Castle andMarmony
J. R. Kennedy
Alex Majors
Town awaits dog catcher appointment amid delays
Burgess D D Cunningham has not secured an appointee for the dog catcher post. The job offers good pay while it lasts. Jack Young of New Castle may be brought in as a last resort to clear the town of surplus dogs.
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S.S.S
Burgess D. D. Cunningham
Jack Young
New Castle
City Fishing Season Opens With Promising Records
The opening fishing season shows strong promise as Frank Nolan fished the Connoquenessing River for two hours landing several rock bass. W. 41. Thompson plans a riverbank journey to haul in a few tons of fish. Nolan, a game warden, says local streams brim with fish including chubs and abundant bass. Pittsburg parties visited last week and camps dot the river banks.
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Frank Nolan
Thompson
Nolan
Pittsburg
Barry church marks seventy fifth anniversary in North Sewickley
The seventy fifth anniversary of the Barry church at North Sewickley was celebrated Sunday with morning, afternoon and evening services attended by several former ministers. Ellwood
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Barry
North Sewickley
Ellwood
Miss Covin Improves After Typhoid Fever
Miss Lulu Covin of North Sewick ley has improved after a bout with typhoid fever and hopes for eventual recovery are expressed.
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Lulu Covin
North Sewickley
Amor club Defeats West Pittsburg in Saturday Match
Amor club beat West Pittsburg 6 to 1 on a Saturday afternoon. The locals pounded the ball, got good opportunities, and pitched staff Roxbury for Ellwood held West Pittsburg to one run while Cunningham was hit freely. The team canceled a trip to Zelienople to play this game.
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Amor Club
West Pittsburg
Roxbury
Ellwood
Cunningham
Zelienople
Amor
W. Pitts
Visitors Return Home From Nearby Cities
Beaver Falls resident C R Dreary returns home after a visit in the city. Lyman Hughes of New Castle also returns home after visiting. Samuel Arthurs and wife of Butler spend several days visiting. William Murray, tube works employee, back from New Castle. Tena and Blanche Duncan return home after visiting their grandmother near New Castle. Margaret Raithel, local schoolteacher, leaves for New Wilmington to attend Westminster for the summer.
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Lyman Hughes
New Castle
Samuel Arthurs
Butler
William Murray
Tena
Blanche Duncan
Margaret Raithel
New Wilmington
Westminster
Hazel Dell church to stage Dot the Miner's Daughter play
Members of the Christian Endeavor society of Hazel Dell Presbyterian church rehearse the play Dot the Miner's Daughter for the church fund. The production aims to be elaborate and very pretty with strong local talent, and the program will be announced soon.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Hazel Dell Presbyterian Church
Hazel Dell
Young Couple Quarrel After Three Weeks of Married Life
A brief note from Atlanta reports a young couple who quarreled three weeks after their wedding, each determined to begin right in managing the other, reflecting early tensions in newly formed marriage.
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Atlanta Journal
Beaver Falls Milliner Heads for Groceries
Mrs. Filley, a well known Beaver Falls milliner, started for the grocery several months ago in an item noted for its local color and routine daily life.
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Hohenzollern
Cecelia
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Sam Patterson
Filley
Rk. H. P. A. E Edwards
Wardman
Bayers
McMurdo
Havice
McKay
Amster
Dade
OCHS
R. H. P. A. B. Barclay
Brisbane
Ward
Gebese Vo Sebes
Fuller
Peete Ween
Hunter
Cloth’ey
Reed
Then Enews Tenes
PON Discos Caress
Reeder
Totals Hives
World
Orria A. Robins
W. Diamond Ave
Hasseton, Pa
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Washington St
J. P. Hays & Co
J.P. Hays & CO
Pittsburg Street
C. R. Dreary
Beaver Falls
Stieff, Shaw and Lindeman
Stieff
Johnston
East Street
Horlick
Haviland
NEW Castle Glass & China
Greer Bldg
Mercer Street
PEOPL
E. Washington St
Bell
Union
Whitman
Huyler’s
Love
Megown
Mondag
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
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