Robin Costs Him Twenty Dollars
Shooting robins and other birds by town youths led to an arrest Saturday evening. Before Squire Francis the offender was fined twenty dollars and costs. At Neshannock Presbyterian church on Sunday morning Prof Thompson introduced the Rev. Dr. Sherman A. Kirkbride, recently conferred with the degree D. D.
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New Castle
J. Conway
New Wilmington
Squire Francis
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Sherman A. Kirkbride
Plans for New Wilmington Chautauqua Open August 30
Organizers confirm the next session of the New Wilmington Chautauqua will open August 30 at the same venue as last year.
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Wilmington
Professor Conway heads to Omaha for family visit
Professor L. H. Conway left yesterday for Omaha Nebraska to visit his sister Mrs F A Hadden. He will then travel to Denver Colorado and other places.
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L. H. Conway
Omaha
Neb
F. A. Hadden
Denver
Col
John Wright Sr to Spend Summer in the West
John Wright Sr will visit his daughter and son in Washington this summer while traveling in the western United States.
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Will
West
John Wright, Sr
Washington
Realty Transfers in City Wards and Estates
Real estate transfers listed include David P. Thompson to Frank Conti in the Fourth ward for 1 dollar. James A. Cummings to Olive E. Miles in the First ward for 1700 dollars. John Borkest to Margaret R. Saf ford in Scott and Hickory for 2000 dollars. Robert K. Aiken to Mary H. Aiken in the Second ward for 1 dollar. Martha J. Douthett to Clara M. McMichael in the Third ward for 3200 dollars. Dunn and Rice by receiver to Jose S. Rice in Union for 40 dollars. Frank P. Andrews to Bertoldo Fenati in Hickory for 160 dollars. James P. Caldwell to Claire L. Riddle in the Third ward for 1 dollar. Thomas W. Phillips by executors to Frank L. Mackey in the Second ward for 400 dollars. George Miles to Thomas E. Smith in Perry for 1 dollar. George Miles to James F. Edgar in Perry. George Miles to Harry L. Allen in Perry. Boyles Field Land Co. to W. E. Gastinger in the 2 ward for 1 dollar.
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David P. Thompson
Frank Conti
Fourth Ward
James A. Cummings
Olive E. Miles
First Ward
John Borkest
Margaret R. Safford
Scott and
Hickory
Robert K. Aiken
Mary H. Aiken
Martha J. Douthett
Clara M. McMichael
Third Ward
Dunn & Rice
Jose S. Rice
Union
Frank P. Andrews
Bertoldo Fenati
James P. Caldwell
Claire L. Riddle
Thomas W. Phillips
Frank L. Mackey
Second Ward
George Miles
Thomas E. Smith
Perry
James F. Edgar
Harry L. Allen
Boyles Field Land Co
W. E. Gastinger
Ward
Oberly Called to Butler Bethlehem? Noted minister invited
Butler Pa June 23 The English Lutheran church of this city has extended a call to Rev Frank C Oberly pastor of Christchurch Pittsburgh to serve as their minister.
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Rev. Oberly
Butler
Frank C. Oberly
Christchurch
Pittsburg
Tired Feet Find Relief With TIZ Remedy
A vintage promotion touts TIZ foot bath as transformative for tired swollen feet. It claims pain from corns bunions and calluses vanishes, feet feel lighter and shoes fit smaller after a 25 cent box purchase.
Verdicts In Liquor Cases
The jury found Morris Hawley guilty of selling liquor without a license with sentence to follow. Joseph Spennella was found not guilty and costs assigned to Lawrence county. Rosina Giacchi’s case went to the jury. Fred Innocente faced trial with defense by Thomas W. Dickey and District Attorney Riley. witnesses testified about liquor sales and meals. Innocente admitted some payments but denied selling beer. others testified no beer was sold.
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Morris Hawley
The
Commonwealth
Joseph Spennella
Lawrence
Rosina Giacchi
Fred Innocente
Ellwood City
Thomas W. Dickey
Riley
John Marie
Charles Breno
Innocente
Mrs Westinghouse Dies After Stroke at Du Pont Circle Home
Mrs Geo Westinghouse widow of the noted electrical engineer died at 6 22 AM after a paralytic stroke last week. Born Marguerite Erskine Walker in Roxbury New York she married in 1867. Her husband died March 12 this year and she had been in decline since. The Westinghouse winter home was in Washington where she long entertained. the family residence was the Blaine home at Du Pont Circle bought for 150000.
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International News Service
Lenox
Mass
Geo. Westinghouse
Erskine Park
Raymond Locke Buys Dinuda Sentinel
Raymond Locke formerly advertising manager of the Los Angeles Record resigns and purchases the Dinuda Sentinel a new town paper serving Dinuda California about midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. He is a son of E B Locke of 412 Highland Avenue.
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Raymond Locke
New Castle
Los Angeles
Record
Dinuda
Cal
Sentinel
San Francisco
Locke
E. B. Locke
Highland Avenue
Donation Day at Zelienople Orphans Home
The annual donation day at the Zelienople Orphans home will be held Thursday with friends from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio attending. Local residents will join visitors and an afternoon entertainment by the home’s children will feature addresses by Rev. Frank Oberly of Pittsburgh and Rev. F Beistel of Greenville.
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Zelienople Orphans’ Home
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Home
Frank Oberly
Pittsburg
F. Beistel
Greenville
Mrs Pankhurst Flee London Secretly
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst head of the Women’s Social and Political Union has reportedly fled London. Police say she is aboard a private yacht off Norfolk directing the militant campaign of the furies from that vessel.
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International News Service
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Women's Social and Political Union
Scotland Yard
Severe 100 year flood inundates western China region
Hong Kong June 23 The flood along the West river is the worst in a century with water up to 75 feet in places. It has drowned many and caused at least 5 million dollars in damage. Crop losses threaten famine as relief efforts begin after floods started June 15 and show no signs of receding.
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Hong Kong
West River
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
If you plan a trip or will be away, arrange daily delivery of The News by mail. A month to any U S or Canada costs 25 cents, shorter periods 10 cents per week postpaid. Orders must be arranged at The News office to avoid carrier errors.
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San Francisco
Waranan
United States
Canada
Suffragettes Try To Blow Up Church
Militant suffragettes attempted to blow up St. Mary's Church in Reading England but the fuse failed and the bomb did not detonate. The device was discovered by church sexton during cleaning and turned over to police.
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Reading
Eng
St. Mary’s Church
Fire wipes out post office and store in Mahoning
Fire destroyed the general store and post office run by C A McCann and the nearby dwelling of John Reed at Mahoning, ten miles from Kittanning, at 5 am yesterday. Loss is estimated at 9000 dollars. Reed saw flames in the post office windows as he prepared for work. Sparks from the store set the Reed dwelling ablaze.
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Kittanning
C. A. McCann
John Reer
Mahoning
Reed
Thomans Pleads Ignorant Guilty For Son Luke
Augustus Thoman on behalf of his son Luke Thoman pleads ignorant guilty to a speeding charge in New York court. Prosecutors claim a $25 fine was assessed and court records show the minor offense ascribed to the young driver.
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New York
Augustus Thoman
Luke
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