Reunion of Civil War Veterans in Lawrence Holds Cascade Gathering
About a hundred veterans attended the reunion of the Civil War fan association of Lawrence at Cascade yesterday. Officers were elected including Commander D. J. Allen and Vice Commander D. W. Aiken among others. A campfire and speeches by C. L. Jackson Illin, Robinson, Brest and Doug marked the day. Mrs. Houle of Indianapolis praised the soldiers’ patriotism.
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Lawrence ‘Y
Cascade
Richmond
Elland
Peninsula
Teenth Cavalry
Lawrence
Roosevelt Announces New Progressive Party Draft
June 20 Chicago reports Col Roosevelt announces his aim to lead a new Progressive party. The list of supporters includes Hiram Johnson James Garfield Joseph Dixon Ben Lindsey William Allen White Gif Pinchot Amos Pinchot Mos Clapp Govs Aldrich Beveridge Bristow Bass Gardner Flinn Poindexter Perkins Medill McCormick Henry Allen Kellogg Munsey Washburn Robinson and others across New York New Jersey Minnesota Kansas Illinois and beyond.
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Hicago
Col
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Californi
George L. Record
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Joseph M. Dixon
Man- Pudge
Medill McCormick
Isis
Henry Allen
Kansas
Ink B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Nk A. Munsey
New York
Key Washburn
Rodore Robinson
Igias Robinson
Abber S. Revell
Illinois
Lucius Littaeur
Andrewsen
Judge Duell
Irrace A. C. to Play Socialists at Cascade Park
Irrace A. C. faces the Socialists next Saturday at Cascade Park with a 3 o clock start. Roy Kerr and Divvy Arrs recently signed with the Socialists after a 2 to 1 victory over Monaca in an exhibition.
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Irrace A. C
Socialists
Cascade Park
Race A. C
Ialistic
Roy Kerr
Divvy Arrs
Social
Errace
Monaca
Process Issued For Chas Peak In Sister Revolver Case
Charles Peak failed to appear for trial on an information accusing his sister Maggie Peak of pointing a revolver. A process was issued for him and he will be arrested. A second case charges Guiseppe Carvella with disorderly conduct. Detectives arrested two trespassers, then four more, with five days jail sentences for each in default of $1 and costs.
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Charles Peak
Maggie Peak
Alderman Ranney
Polona Thomas
Ranney
Guiseppe Carvella
West Pittsburg
C. W. Hines
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Green's Bank Receives State Banking License
Adolph Green doing business as Green's International Exchange on South Jefferson Street has been granted a state banking license under the 1911 act regulating private banks. He deposited 25 000 to secure his bond, license numbered 69, and will be examined by state banking inspectors to ensure depositor security. Green has built a large, careful business.
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Adolph Green
Green
International Exchange
Jefferson Street
Reynoldstown School Reunion Set for August 20
The fifth annual Reynoldstown School association reunion will be August 20. Attendees from the Pearson street school in the sixties gather after nine at the school for a brief business meeting and group photo, then move to the park at two for a picnic with baskets to share. Mementos and pictures are being collected and a planning committee will be elected soon.
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Reynoldstown
Reynoldstown School Association
Pearson Street
Pearson Street School
Sunday School Jubilee Seeks 50 Year Records in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association plans a jubilee convention in Philadelphia this October to mark 50 years of organization. County records are sought, especially 50 years in teaching or officer roles. Civil War service exceptions apply. Lawrence county members with eligible records should contact Mrs. J. L. Stratton.
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Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Philadelphia
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
J. L. Stratton
Haus Avenue
Bell Phone
Carnation Charity Pranks Taft Delegates in Congress Lobby
In the Congress lobby, charity carnations are sold by two girls to Taft supporters. One worker targets Taft men, telling them white carnations are President Taft's favorite and prompting exchanges of red T R badges for white blooms. Most delegates comply, swapping badges and paying for the flowers.
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Congress
Taft
T. R
How New Party's Birth Was Made Known to World
Chicago June 20 Oscar Davis head of the Roosevelt publicity bureau denied a Post statement about Roosevelt's decision but offered no explanation. He presented Col Roosevelt's signed statement announcing the birth of a new party, as journalists copied it and rushed to report the entry of the new political entity.
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Chicago
Eastside Boys Defeat Tigers 10-4 in Morning Game
Eastside youngsters beat the Tigers 10 to 4 on the Third U. P. grounds this morning. Scoring by innings shows Eastside with a 3 3 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 tally and Tigers 0 0 8 6 0 0 0 0 0. Batteries: Eastside Thompson and Stimple. Tigers Curley and Dennis. Umpires Smith and Hammil.
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U. P
Eastside
Tigers
Tilster
Ebe
Thompson and Stimple
Curley
Dennis
Smith and
Hammil
Hadley Opposes Bolt in Missouri Convention Clash
Governor Hadley, floor leader for Roosevelt forces, rejects any bolt while seeking to keep the progressive fight on the convention floor. After yesterday’s dramatic demonstration, Hadley’s standing rose with conservatives while Taft supporters floated Hadley as a vice presidential option. Some leaders even speculated on raiding the progressive camp, but the move was seen as unlikely and a last-ditch possibility.
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Ernor
Missouri
Roosevelt
Hadley
Oyster Bay
Hadley Stock
Taft
Better than a dozen letters from home
A local notice advertises summer newspaper subscriptions from The News of New Castle. For one week ten cents and for a month twenty five cents, with postal cards allowing address changes while away. Subscriptions must be paid in advance at The News office.
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New Castle
Extra Large Lot Bargain on Winter Avenue Near Highland
Property listing by W McKee Kelley & Co offers a large lot on Winter Avenue one block west of Highland Avenue in the North Highland district. Owner selling cheaply for unknown reasons. a strong value for the money in a prime area.
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Winter Avenue
Highland Avenue
Northighland Avenue
W. McKee-Kelley & CO
Hoyt
Electric Light Company Seeks Plant in Butler
A third electric light firm is seeking permission to operate a new plant in Butler. The move adds competition to the local energy market and may affect rates and service in the area. The company has filed the proposal with regional regulators for review.
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Electric Light Company
Seking
Butler
Taft and Z. R. Step Aside in Convention Maneuvers
Taft and Roosevelt factions draw lines over the temporary roll amid committee plans to seat contested Roosevelt delegates. Iowa delegate Luther Brewer signals possible move to Elihu Root with Hughes or Hadley as a potential ticket, while Roosevelt managers resist pseudo bipartisan selections.
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George R. Sorgham
Cincinnati
Hughes
Justice Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Col. Rosevelt
Colone
Gov
Johnson
California
Stubbs
Kansas
Rosevelt
Covention
Luther Brewer
Gedar Rapids
Iowa
Elihu Root
Root
Hadley
Hospital Notes From Shenango Valley
Mrs Merle Mackey of Hamilton Street is taken to Shenango Valley hospital for surgical treatment. John Minnick of North Bay Street has recovered from illness and returned home. Mrs Minerva Patterson has recovered after illness at Shenango Valley hospital.
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Merle Mackey
Hamilton Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
John Minnick
North Bay Street
Minerva Patterson
Local Names Listed for Historic Proceedings in Allegheny Region
A list of residents and their towns including Myron McKain Hannah Coates William Waldron Sarah Ramsey J Dale Gailey Rachel Wells Laroka Clyde James Lakey Ralph Reynolds Florence Maxwell Eddie Austin Jennie Bolling Lyman Hayes Alice Reed Clyde Buxton Frances Cannon from McKeesport New Castle Sharon and nearby communities.
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Myron McKain
McKeesport
Hannah Coates
William E. Waldron
New Castle
Sarah Ramsey
J. Dale Gailey
Mr. Jackson Rachel Lillian Wells
Laroka E. Clyde
Hazel Dell
James H. Lakey
Ellwood City
Ralph S. Reynolds
Florence E. Maxwell
Shenango Two
Eddie Austin
Jennie Bolling
Wress He Essa Butler
Lyman B. Hayes
Sharon Alice Pearl Reed
Clyde C. Buxton
New Wilmington
Frances Cannon
Pulaski
Farewell Picnic for Miss Mabel Mershimer
Miss Mabel Mershimer of Ray street spent the summer in Morgantown West Virginia and was honored at a park picnic. The gathering Wednesday evening included Misses Eva and Ethel Simpson and Lelie. a delicious dinner was served in the grove.
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Mabel. Mershimer
Ray Street
Morgantown
W. Va
Eva and
Ethel Simpson
Lelie
Local Society Names Read At Annual Meeting
Lena McCormick, Lena Colnot, Ethel Ward, Miss Mershimer, Clifford Houlette, Joseph Jenkins, Stanley Whieldon, Gerald Kildoo, Francis McCullough and Charles Cray appeared among attendees at the annual gathering listing these individuals.
Safest Train Seat Found in Middle of Last Car But One
An engineer cites scientific calculation and experience to claim the safest seat is in the middle of the last car but one, a conclusion travelers often question.
Bible Class Meets At Mrs Marshall Home Friday
The Frank Geiger Bible class will gather at Mrs. Harry Marshall's Crawford avenue home on Friday June 21 at 8 o'clock with M. W. teaching the session.
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Frank Geiger Bible
Harry Marshall
Crawford Avenue
M. W
Special Herring and Home Dressed Meats Ad
C. C. Craig offers special herring five cents per pound and home dressed meats including chickens. located at 1209 South Mill Street with Bell phone 666 and Union 382 W.
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C. C. Craig
South Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pnion
Aaron and RobinsonWed in Morning City Ceremony
Walter J. Aaron and Miss Cecal in May Robinson of Mone were married by Alderman Rann at his office this morning.
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Walter J. Aaron
Cecal
Robinson
Mone
Alderman Rann
James Eads Faces Trouble with His Society
A Buffalo Express clipping notes James Eads struggles with his society and questions how he managed to sustain influence within the organization. The fragment hints at internal conflicts and leadership challenges amid communal affairs.
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James Eads
Buffalo Express
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