Persian Shah Faces Revolt as Forces Clash in Teheran
Reports from St. Petersburg detail Russian and British pressure on Persia's Shah Mohammed Ali Mirza to restore order or abdicate. Rebels march from the north as Tehran endures hand to hand fighting, executions, and mass arrests amid a volatile capital.
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ST. Petersburg
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Persia
Zill-Eshan
Russia
England
Teheran
Tabriz
Anfier
Urumiah
Reactory Party
Tabri
Melek el Motakellemin
Djaugir Kan
Pittsburgh Street Bridge Funding Waited On by County Commissioners
County commissioners await word from a traction company on paying one third of the bridge construction costs. They warn the project must move before cold weather to avoid delays.
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Pittsburg Street
Sheriff's seizure of Lowe household goods continues to sale
Sheriff Waddington seized the household property of W. F. Lowe of No 5 Sampson street under an execution for 60 dollars rent. The property is advertised for sale on Wednesday July 1.
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Waddington
W. F. Lowe
Sampson Street
Funeral Plans for ex President Cleveland in Princeton
In Princeton on June 27 preparations for Grover Cleveland’s funeral occupied the widow and aides. President Roosevelt is expected to arrive tomorrow noon to help complete arrangements. Mrs Cleveland rests fitfully and plans a simple service with invited guests only. A deathmask will be made from her consent, the coffin plain oak with a silver plate bearing Cleveland’s dates. Marion and Esther Cleveland, with Mrs John F Finney, travel from Tamworth to attend.
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Roosevelt
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Westland Grounds
John F. Finney
New York
Marion
Esther Cleveland
Tenement Fire Destroys Hawthorn Farm House in Taylor
A vacant tenement on the L. H. Hawthorn farm in Taylor township burned overnight. Investigators consider possible arson by tramps seeking shelter. George Burnsides and family had recently moved out. The house, valued around $1,800, carried partial insurance and was one of several Sheep Hill plan structures.
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Taylor Township
L. H. Hawthorn
George Burnsides
Hawthorn
Sheep Hill
Hoffman Gusher Boom Lifts Output At Muddycreek Field
Excitement rises near the Hoffman gusher as two nearby wells are expected to be drilled soon. Hoffmans oil well, shot yesterday for a third time to boost yield, produced about 300 barrels per day.
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Muddycreek
Hoffman
Lightning Strikes Princeton Area Home. No Injuries Reported
A storm Wednesday afternoon struck the home of James Stevenson three miles north of Princeton. The chimney and roof were torn, the porch damaged, and most of the second story wrecked. Family on the first floor escaped injury.
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James Stevenson
Princeton
Pittsburg Man Donates Half Million for Insanity Study
A Pittsburg man gave 500000 dollars for research into insanity. The funds are sent to Baltimore for the study, not kept locally where the donor criticized the need.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore
Sherman 15 Great Deal Better Today
Con gressman James Sherman shows marked improvement after a night of rest at Lakeside hospital Cleveland. Vital signs stable with no operation needed and discharge home plans delayed at least a week. Mrs Sherman also recovers from travel fatigue as doctors monitor for any sudden change.
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United Press
Cleveland
James
Sherman
Lakeside Hospital
Utica
N. Y
W. T. Bull
New York
William Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Trustees Elect New Faculty at Geneva College
Rev J B Martin reports Geneva college trustees elected new teachers for the coming year. George R Bell of Boston takes physiology, W C Purdy of Slippery Rock State Normal biology, Helen McClintock from Sharon high school German and French, with Gula McDowell as assistant dean and English duties. Rev William Parsons receives the Doctor of Divinity degree.
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Martin
Oak Street
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
George R. Bell
Boston
W. C. Purdy
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Helen McClintock
Allegheny College
Meadville
Sharon High School
Gula McDowell
Neshannock Falls
William Parsons
Presbyterian Church of
Steel firm considers Shelby tube mills rebuild in town
A Youngstown correspondent reports United States Steel may rebuild the Shelby tube mills in this city. Since a prior fire the company weighed other sites and favorable talk centers on a site near the Ohio works mills, with Ellwood City expected to benefit if the new mills are built.
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Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation
Shelby Tube
Ohio Works
Ellwood City
Central Presbyterian Church holds midweek business session
The congregation met Wednesday evening to elect elders and deacons. W Pyle W M White J W Stewart and H H Horner were re-elected as elders while J M Boyles and Mrs. George Hoch were chosen for the deaconate. Other business was brought but no action taken.
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The
Central Presbyterian Church
Messrs. W. Pyle
W. M. White
J. W. Stewart
H. H. Horner
J. M. Boyles
George Hoch
Carnegie Gives Kettler Twenty Thousand Dollars
In Greenville Pennsylvania Rev Isaac C Kettler Grove City College president received a 20000 dollar check after appealing to Andrew Carnegie in New York The sum was awaiting him on his return home Also Cambridge Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the President earned his Harvard University bachelor degree after three years of study and extra courses
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Greenville
Isaac C. Kettler
Grove City College
New York
Kettler
Andrew Carnegie
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
President Roosevelt
Harvard Univesity
Pittsburg Line Delays Push Opening to July 10
Work at the Pittsburg street terminal progresses with a baggage room and waiting area nearly finished as delays threaten the July 4 opening. Bridge wing cracks require a week fill, and another week may pass before cars run over Wilson's Bridge. Bonding on the New Castle division lags due to wire soldering, while the Butler division faces longer delays with three miles of track to bond.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Street
Harmony, Butler and
New Castle
Wilson's Bridge
Harmony
N. C
Harmony Junction
Butler
Petersville
Incendiary Fire at Dixmont Hospital
A fire believed to be incendiary broke out yesterday at Dixmont hospital. The flames were extinguished before causing serious damage and no injuries were reported.
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Dixmont Hospital
Yale Beats Harvard In Four Oared Varsity Race
NEW LONDON June 25 Yale and Harvard split the morning events at the annual dual regatta with Yale winning the four oared varsity and Harvard taking the eight oared freshman race. Yale time 10 33 1 2 Harvard 10 43 1 2 Harvard won the freshman race in 9 38 1 2 over Yale 9 47 1 2. Mayflower yacht and Roosevelt party were present though the president did not attend due to Cleveland’s death.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Taft
Cambridge
New Haven
Crimson
Havard
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Life of Grover Cleveland Timeline Highlights
Grover Cleveland born Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837. He moved to New York worked as bookkeeper teacher in Institute for Blind, admitted to the bar 1859. Buffalo clerk attorney became Erie County assistant district attorney sheriff and Buffalo mayor. He served as governor of New York 1883 and president in 1884 and 1892. He married Frances Folsom June 2 1886 and oversaw statehood for Washington Montana North Dakota South Dakota. Venezuela boundary dispute settled 1895. Died at Princeton New Jersey June 24 1908.
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Caldwell
Essex County
N. J
Fayettsville
Clinton
Oneida County
New York
Institute
Buffalo
Erie County
United States
Frances Folsom
White House
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Benjamin Harrison
Venezuela
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Princeton
Breath of Roses Fills New Castle Air
Rambler roses and honeysuckles bloom around New Castle homes and are greatly admired. Some residences are brilliant with roses worth a moment's stop to enjoy.
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New Castle
Bids Set For High School Erection On July 3
Bids for the new high school building will be opened July 3 along with bids for wiring heating and plumbing. Adding furniture costs like seats slate blackboards and desks will shape the total. If the sum nears 300000 the contract may be held back as North Hill supporters argue a 200000 price is feasible.
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Friends of the North Hill
Health department to fine sellers of decayed fruit
The health department will fine vendors of rotten fruit and vegetables. Health officers will identify who sold the fruit and what is being done. The health committee reviewed the matter and pledged to punish offenders after making returns.
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Health Department
Billy Sunday May Again Visit Sharon
An effort is underway to bring Evangelist William A. Sunday back to Sharon in the fall to assist the local option campaign. He will come if his plans permit.
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William A. Sunday
Sharon
Mr. Sunday
News offers 12 Lawrence county women a Canada trip
The News announces a People's Contest offering twelve Lawrence County ladies a ten day Canadian expedition. Nominate a candidate with endorsements for a chance to tour Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and the St. Lawrence River with a Lake Erie water ride. Votes via coupons from The News.
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New Castile News
Lawrence County
Great Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Montreal
Lake Erie
Lake Iow
St. Lawrence Ver
Bryan Seeks 1912 Nomination Amid Delegates Count
Denver dispatch reports Bryan’s nomination deemed highly likely as 1,008 delegates attend the Democratic National Convention. Bryan supporters claim 750 or more, while others like Johnson and Gray push against a landslide. Analysts note Gray or Johnson could still be chosen if Bryan falls short, with several governors and politicians named as potential running mates.
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Jacob Waldeck
United Press
Denver
Bryan
Ne York
Murphy
Conno
Bryant
Delega
Johnson
Gray
Taft
Lincoln
Gove
Adlai Svenson
Illinois
Grover Cleveland
Go Chanler
New York
David Francis
Missouri
Nell
W. L. Douglas
Massachsetts
C. A. Towne
Cornelius BR. Pugsley
Frank S. Katesenbach
Dr Hanna Likely to Be Made Coadjutor
Rome June 25 The congregation of the propaganda is making inquiry into the antecedents of Dr Hanna of San Francisco If satisfactory he will be made coadjutor of Mer Riordan archbishop of San Francisco diocese
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Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Hanna
San Francisco
Mer. Riordan
Death record notices across several residents
Miss Mary Foster aged 40 of Boston avenue. Mrs. William W. Troup aged 37 with 10 months in New Wilmington. Mrs. Jacob A. Conn aged 41 of 8 Bel George Stewart 45 of Merces county. William E. Curry 27 of 118 East Falls Street.
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Mary Foster
Boston Avenue
William W. Troup
New Wilmington
Jacob A. Conn
Bel} Avenue
George Stewart
Merces County
William E. Curry
Easd Falls Street
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N.c.ry
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Billy Sunday
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Niagara River
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City of
Thousand Islands
Tka
Adlai Stevenson
Mate
DR. Hanna
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