Sensation in the Blackwood Case Returns to Court
Testimony details Dr Blackwood and Laird in a Zelienople case with Mrs Carnes. Witnesses describe a fall and medical treatment without instruments. Dr T J Blackwood testifies he treated the patient but used no instruments and was paid a small fee. Court adjourns for dinner.
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Blackwood
Young
Hicholtz
Zelienople
Carnes
Dr. Ralston
Mrs. Carnes
T. J. Blackwood
Jefferson Medical College
New Castle
L. Vere Laird
Laird
Sharon Conference Elects Beaver Baptist Officers
Dr. S. C. Johnson of Sharon was reelected president of the Beaver Baptist association at the South Sharon church convention with about fifty delegates attending. New officers include Rev. L. J. Shoemaker as vice president Chester Hunt as treasurer LeRoy Hall as secretary and Miss Nina Humphreys as assistant secretary. The outing was set for Cascade Park New Castle on July 9 with an anticipated attendance near 10000.
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8. C. Johnson
Sharon
Beaver Baptist Association
South Sharon Baptist Church
Sharon Werald
L. J
New Castle
H. C. Hall
D. D
Cascade Park
E. H. Thomas
G. Morgan Davis
J. R. Sherrari
W. J. John
H. J. Whalen
Tramp Attacks Western Pennsylvania Woman
A tramp attacked and disfigured Mrs. John Sedoris on her farm near Butler after being refused bread. He bound gagged and robbed her as her husband and two children heard but could not aid. The assailant poured carbolic acid on her face before fleeing. no detectives assigned yet.
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Butler
John Sedoris
Pennsylvania
Bryan's Son Weds Miss Helen Berger at Grand Lake
William J Bryan and Miss Helen Berger united in marriage at Grand Lake Colorado amid family relatives. The couple, both twenty, plan a Tucson honeymoon as Miss Berger battles incipient tuberculosis diagnosed years ago. Bryan will resume studies at the University of Arizona upon return.
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Grand Lake
Col
William J. Bryan
Ips
Helen Berger
Milwaukee
Bryan
Leavitt
Grace Bryan
Leavering
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
University of Arizona
Lackawanna Steel to raise wages for all workers
Buffalo N Y June 4 The Lackawanna Steel company will advance wages 10 percent for all employees on July 1 after prior cuts in March reduced office staff 10 percent and unskilled workers 15 to 17 cents an hour to 12 cents General Superintendent Downs called the move warranted by business conditions and said the rise applies plant wide.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lackawanna Steel Company
Downs
Flags and emblems across nations as reflected in a Sydney editorial
The Sydney Evening News notes how the American flag is a familiar icon in Sydney and recalls early flag designs. It mentions South Carolina’s 1776 rattlesnake flag and contrasts royal emblems with national symbols, joking about a white mouse pennant for the submarine branch.
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Sydney Evening News
Sydney
South Carolina
Royal Navy
Battle music not martial in soldiers songs says Doyle
The piece argues martial songs are not essential to courage and cites examples from British sailors in South Africa and Russian troops. It notes a spectator misreads chants as plucky but the meaning remains obscure. The author contrasts different nations and props to Kipling for insight.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
South Africa
Kipling
Mothers Meeting Planned at Reformed Church
Arrangements for a special 3 o'clock Friday meeting at the Reformed Presbyterian church. A Mothers Meeting association is proposed with representation from many churches. The topic is How Your Mother Reared You. A previous Newcastle mothers association was abandoned and now to be re organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mothers’ Meeting Association
Mothers’ Association
New Castle
Hospital Notes and Local Visits
John C. Honesser of Ellwood City fell from his buggy Thursday morning and was taken to Shenango Valley hospital where injuries were slight and required no attention. He sustained minor facial bruises. Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson Street visits friends in Philadelphia.
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John C. Honesser
Ellwood City
Shenango Valley Hospital
The American Voice Roots in Women’s Health
The London Chronicle notes that vibrant American speech grew from the long lasting nervous health issues of women. Frontier isolation malaria bad diet and poor sanitation shaped half the nation into semi invalids and gave American women thin sharp staccato tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Street pairings list of local streets and landmarks
A dense OCR listing connects numerous street pairs and sites such as Shenango Valley hospital Jefferson Grant avenues and Croton avenue to local businesses like Moravia street planting a map style index. It catalogs streets and intersections with places including Central station East Street Neshannock avenue and Mahoning avenue among others.
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Lawrence Glass Works
Elm and Falls Streets
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jefferson and
Grant Streets
Beaver Streets
Shenango
Bridge Streets
Grant Avenue
Green Streets
Jefferson
White
Mercer and
Lincoln Avenue
Highland
Wallace Avenues
Neshannock Avenue
East Street
Washington and Cochran Streets
Central Station
Sheridan Avenues
Washington and
Mill Streets
Wellington
Pittsburg
Court Streets
Walnut Street
Croton Avenue
Vine Street
Oak and
Spruce Streets
G. W. Miller
Martin Street
Court Street
East End
North Bay
Ridge Streets
Crawford and
Erie
Bay Streets
Pearson and
Epworth
Grove Street
Mill & W.N. Y
P. Ry
Allen Streets
Franklin Ave
Pittsburg St
Butler Avenue
John Street
Arlington Ave
Long Avenue
Carson Street
George Streets
Nail Mill
George Street
Moravia Street
Tube Mill
Orchard
Cedar Streets
Box Factory
Seventh Ward Engine House
Elm Street
Chain Works
Second Ave
Cherry St
Montgomery and
Lafayette Sts
Carlysle and
Henry Streets
Rhodes Place
Crawford Ave
County Line
Lyndal and
Belmont Streets
Summit and
Lutton Streets
Sizing Them Up. Jury Insight Quips Sparked by Lawyer
A Detroit News Tribune humorous line captures a lawyer challenging a witness who swears he knows more than half the jury after studying them. The exchange highlights courtroom tension and wit in a lighthearted moment.
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Detroit News-Tribune
Man Walks 20000 Miles to Serve Sunday School
Mr Bennett, superintendent of the Congregational Sunday school at Money Bridge Spalding England, has walked nearly 20000 miles over 53 years to perform his Sunday duties maintaining steady service and devotion.
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Bennett
Congregational
Money Bridge
Spalding
England
Character In Snub Noses In Vivacious Folklore
In noses there are snubs and snubs and some belong to vivacious folk. Their vitality is not always agreeable as they sacrifice others' feelings to saying a good thing. Turn-ups typically signal a merry disposition from Woman's Life.
Florence woman sleeps at odd hours for time saved
An old Florence woman practiced sleeping in bursts and eating meals at odd times, with her cook on call for an omelet at any hour. The note appears in Graphic coverage of peculiar domestic routines.
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Florence
Art in the Kitchen Wisdom from Rose Terry Cooke
A reflective quip by Rose Terry Cooke on daily chores matching the craft of writing. She notes that cooking, cleaning, and tidying require as much sense, refinement, and talent as composing a novel or navigating high society.
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Rose Terry Cooke
Hot Poker Helps Remove Rusted Screws
A hot poker heated to red hot is held against the screw head for a few moments to loosen rust. Then a properly sized screwdriver fits the slot and the screw comes out with little trouble.
Electric heating devices used to brand cigar boxes
Electric heating devices are successfully employed for branding cigar boxes, enabling efficient and uniform marking of surfaces. The method offers consistent heat transfer and improved production speed for packaging operations.
Romantic Germany in Dantzic by Schauffier Century excerpt
In preserving the spirit of the renaissance the city of north Germany matches Nuremberg south Germany in aesthetic aims. Nuremberg favors picturesque variety while Dantzic emphasizes durability and unity of style. Citizens ordered dwelling and dress in a lordly, cohesive manner using brick for churches and stone for houses, giving rich facades even in a stoneless land.
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North Germany
Nuremberg
South
Germany
Robert Haven Schauffier
Dantzic
Deep Breathing as Warmth Aid After Cold Exposure
A brief home remedy suggests taking long closed-mouth breaths to generate heat. Repeating the breathing cycles supposedly warms the blood and speeds circulation, potentially preventing colds and other ailments when started promptly.
Trade with South America and European Influence
Nearly all engineers, architects, and salesmen in Chile are Europeans, causing sympathy toward European products and helping explain why America captures only a small share of Chilean business.
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South America
Chile
America
Rise of banking traced to 1672 in London
Charles Welch recently spoke at the London Institution noting that banking in London began to rise in 1672 when the king confiscated the out standing credits of wealthy goldsmiths.
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London
Charles Welch
London Institution
Philosopher of Folly mocks confession not bigamy
Satirical quote notes a man jailed after confessing he had one wife too many. The Philosopher of Folly argues the admission proves he was not a bigamist. Wry commentary appears in the Cleveland Leader.
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Philosopher of
Cleveland
Wheels on houses idea sprung from quake muse
A quirk of history notes a genius proposed houses on wheels to roll away during earthquakes, a creative but impractical remedy to escape disaster.
Gazelle Gift for Mrs Longworth at Bronx Zoo
United Press reports two young African gazelles sent by Col. Roosevelt to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth are housed at the Bronx Zoo. After 24 hours of care, Dr. W Reed Blair says there is little hope they will survive the long sea voyage proved too strenuous for the animals.
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United Press
New York
Bronx Zoo
Col. Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
W. Reed Blair
Blair
Gardner Case Not To Be Tried This Term
It is understood Attorney A. W. Gardner will not be tried for embezzlement at the present term but will enter a plea of nolo contendere this afternoon. The charge by Ralph G. Stockman claims Gardner failed to turn over funds due an estate. Mrs. J. C. Walton and daughter Ada of Salem are guests of BE. C. Heston in East Edison avenue.
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A. W. Gardner
Ralph G. Stockman
Gardner
J. C. Walton
Ada
Salem, O
BE. C. Heston
East Edison Avenue
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Moler Barber College
New Castle Marbl
E & Granite Works
R. C. Fralick
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
A. B. Shepard
N. Walnut Street
Easy’ Brook Woolen Mills
Hutchinson
Harvey FE
Martin
Bel
Washingto County Coal Company
Theine
T. Kurtz
Pulaski
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J. Clyde Gilfillan
North Star
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Washington Street
H. W., General Delivery
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Lawrence
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Seventh Ward
J. H. Sherritt
Youngstown Road
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W. N. Siebandler
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Margaret P. Black
Orphans’ Court
Lawrence County
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Nesean St
Geo. W. Clutton
G. B. Zahniser
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Poughkeepsie
John Matthews
Wilmington
Del
Mathews
DuPont Powder Works
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E. J. O’brien
Washington St
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