Former Governor Pennypacker to Testify in Capitol Probe
Harrisburg Pa June 21 former governor Pennypacker prepared to testify before the capitol investigating commission. He arrived late last night and will take the stand this afternoon. Ex auditor Hardenbergh and James M Shumaker testified earlier. Hardenbergh defended Huston while admitting limited time for board duties and denying knowledge of state costs exceeding one million dollars.
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Pennypacker
Capitol Investigating Commission
Hardenbergh
Wayne County
James M. Shumaker
Capitol Investigation Commission
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Huston
Capitol
Maccabees Hold Picnic at the Park in New Castle
The Knights of the Maccabees about 500 strong in New Castle hold a park picnic today. Fine weather draws unusually large attendance and a strong sports program is featured. A public wedding is the evening attraction.
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San Francisco Telegraphers Threaten Walkout Over W U Demands
Telegraphers' union warns a general strike across the country if Western Union refuses their demands. Secretary Russell says San Francisco requires about 25 percent pay raise to match eastern towns and seeks shorter workdays, longer holidays, and five-day weeks for extra staff. President Small supports the talks and aims for substantial relief, not promises.
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Notable Allegheny Class of 72 Includes Stanley Bright
Stanley Bright of this city, a New Castle high school graduate class of 1904, joins the Allegheny college class of 72 at Meadville. He earned Phi Beta Kappa after an unusually successful college career.
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Meadville
Stanley Bright
New Castle High School
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Phi Beta Kappa
Patterson Concert at First Presbyterian Church Tonight
St Allen Chambers returns from Allegheny Technical School to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J W Bryson of Sheridan Avenue. admission 10 cents for the Patterson concert at First Presbyterian Church tonight.
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Allegheny Technical School
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Sheridan Avenue
Lincoln and Present Day Politics Reflections on Lincoln’s universal charity
The piece argues Lincoln’s enduring appeal rests on his universal charity and openhearted pity for all humanity. It contends his approach would be firm yet nonviolent, embracing diverse groups from capitalists to laborers and from protectionists to free traders, without demonizing opponents.
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Lincoln Farm Association Plans Lincoln birthplace memorial
An article describes the Lincoln Farm Association's plan to build a Park birthplace memorial in Kentucky. It aims to illustrate Lincoln’s rise from humble origins and to rely on popular, nationwide membership donations rather than elite benefactors. The campaign notes thousands have joined, with prominent figures backing the effort.
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Auto disaster near Naples kills five aristocrats
Five people die when a touring car crashes into a rock on a Naples road. Victims include Prince of Pescara, Duke of Cape Cogaleota, Marquis of Metola, Marchioness of Ruffo, and the chauffeur.
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Price Defeats Trushel in New Castle Club Pool Tournament
J A Price won an easy game at the New Castle club par lors last night by pocketing 75 balls while John Trushel managed 30. Sam F Marquis acted as referee during the match.
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Larceny Charged Against James H Stevenson
The case of the commonwealth against James H Stevenson charged with larceny was called for trial before Judge Porter. Prosecutor D O Pisor alleges the defendant stole a wagon from him. Stevenson is the same man convicted of larceny earlier in the term on a complaint by J W Conn.
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Special Sunday Train via P L R R to Ashtabula Harbor
A special train runs every Sunday on the P L B R R to Ashtabula Harbor with a round trip fare of 1.25 dollars. For details contact Geo W Hamilton, ticket agent.
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Stranger in Harrisville Robs Lodger at Vendome
Albert Dillon, a stranger in the city, robbed D. W. Locke in a Vendome hotel room early Friday. Locke befriended Dillon, bought drinks, but Dillon stole money and was jailed after a mayoral hearing. proprietor Sampson Moore helped subdue him with an uppercut as police arrived.
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Fires devastate steamer Crystal Stream and more crime briefs
Telegraph briefs report three deaths and many injuries from a fire destroying the steamer Crystal Stream near St John s New Brunswick. A U S landslide in Samoa kills an American Marine sergeant. Daisy Gordon Maud Hanna wins divorce from Dan R Hanna in Cleveland, second for both. Cheshire Conn outraged by the Talbot Freeman stabbing case. Muskogee official Clark Tinsdel resigns after graft allegations. The Black Kid robs two stagecoaches near Wawona California. A Portsmouth Ohio graduation issue leads to a Negro girl’s diploma by mail. An inheritance tax sale impacts Silent Smith estate in New York. Two Italians detained in New York over the Rosenheimer murder at Pelham.
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Summer Garlands at First Baptist Children’s Day
Children’s Day program at First Baptist Church features music and recitations by students. The event opens with prayer by Rev. John Snape, includes a school greeting, numerous named recitations, a class flag service, and an address on missionary work by the pastor.
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Elizabeth Ackerman
Margaret Elmer
Mary Donovan
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Martina Quinn
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Edward Heinrich
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Ruth Remley
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Bankruptcy Court Confirms Stock Sale to Buffalo Firm
In Pittsburg the court confirmed the sale of stock to H. A. Meldrum of Buffalo and adjudged McKee and Mitchell bankrupt. Receiver 8. H. Hice and appraisers appeared, with settlement and related matters referred to Referee E. M. Underwood for action with creditors.
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H. A. Meldrum
Pittsburg
H. Hice
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Paris Still Heats Homes Mainly With Wood
Miss Myrtle Hughes of Neshannock avenue returns from Oberlin where she studied music and will spend the summer with her parents. John C. Putman of New Castle was here yesterday. Paris relies on wood for fuel. bakers and confectioners use little else, burning forests yearly to supply demand.
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Beaver Valley News
Bargain Banquet at First Presbyterian Church Auction
The sale offers watches diamonds jewelry silverware and all items at 50 cents on the dollar as part of Cubbison bankrupt stock at 60 Washington Street Admission 10c. Miss Ethel Harrington and Miss Lenore Harrington visit from Wallace Avenue. Alleta Thayer returns from Oberlin.
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Appeal papers filed in street car Sunday operation cases
Copies of the records in the appeal of L. W. Pierce Cam Francis and W. Walls from the decision of Alderman Mayne in which he found them guilty of operating street cars on Sunday were filed at the prothonotary's office Thursday evening by Attorneys Akens Wilkison Chambers and Lockhart. The cases will be placed on the argument list at an early date.
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