Fight Over Division Of Township Over High School Sequel
A heated dispute in Slippery Rick township centers on a court petition seeking to divide the area to separate Rose Point from Princeton. Rose Point residents fear loss of control in elections if the split occurs, while Princeton supporters insist the high school issue is secondary and urge a new Princeton campus.
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Local option vote closes saloon trade in East Liverpool
East Liverpool voters approved a two year dry period by a 2020 majority, with 204 votes cast for prohibition and 220 for sale, leaving a 293 edge for closing all saloons. Prohibitionists face a long two year wait before any reopening chance, amid regional debate and similar local option battles in nearby Wellsburg and New Cassie.
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His Father's Love Letters
Philippa Coxe, hard pressed by poverty, considers publishing her fiancé’s late parents letters to gain money. When she sends the manuscript to a publisher, her lover Jack Richmond returns and learns of the letters. Trust is shattered, yet forgiveness and love prevail as Philippa confesses the deception and Jack forgives, leading to reconciliation and a new beginning.
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Local option debate on saloons tests New Castle and Lawrence County
Citizens weigh a local option decision amid temperance factions and court oversight. Judge Porter governs amid criticism of saloon regulation and calls for statewide parity with Pennsylvania. Public opinion seeks clarity on licensing, sobriety, and political accountability.
The Courts Guard Our Rights and Judicial Power
A political cry asserts the courts as guardians of rights and liberties against tyrannies. It urges public support for judicial power, independence, and respect for the courts as essential to curb passions and policies.
Knox A Hailroads Candidate for President In 1908
Amid Roosevelt’s noncandidacy, Pennsylvania voters pivot between Taft and Knox. Knox, backed by rail interests, contrasts with Roosevelt’s reform aims, while Frick and others rally behind him. Knox’s Senate record on railway regulation is weighed against backing from railroad leaders.
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Governor Pennypacker Under Fire In Capital Investigation
The governor’s defense before the state investigating commission is harshly judged as defense for honesty at the expense of reputation. Critics argue Pennypacker’s testimony shows weakness or willful corruption, alleging he ignored legislative scrutiny, justified lavish Capitol expenses, and misrepresented costs and contracts amid a broader probe of fraud by architects and contractors. Further hearings are deemed necessary to resolve the questions raised.
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Disorderly call for action against aiding criminals
Fragmentary OCR notes condemn aiding fugitives and resisting law enforcement. The text rails at criminal networks and urges harsher effort to deter crime, expressing hope for tangible measures to deter and reconcile past failures.
New Castle Telephone Coalition Fades From City News
The attempted independent New Castle Telephone organization appears abandoned after a city meeting months ago. No suitable manager emerged, and observers doubt revival until a rate hike triggers protests. Bell Company gains connections and customers while contracts favor the Bell system and dampen cheaper phones. Mary Neal of Prlask towne ship builds a barn as contractors listed.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Parade Praised as Best Yet
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus in town features a morning street parade with nine groups, drawing praise for its animals and daring stunts. Spectators recall last year as among the best, noting lions tigers and horses, with elephants riding and leaping through hoops, unmatched by other shows.
Italian suspects face broader charges in Black Hand case
The article notes potential additional charges against the accused Italians. Officials argue the justice system will not persecute men linked to the Black Hand while they are held for long lists of alleged offenses. The piece emphasizes the ongoing process of charges and trials.
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Japan’s Ambassador flatly denies recall amid war talk
Washington reports Ambassador Agel disclosed no recall plans and said no rift with the United States exists. He criticized rumors of insults as exaggerated and urged calm, noting Japan seeks peaceful progress and a conservative era. He warned against assuming Americans cannot assimilate Japanese nationals.
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Child Hurts When Horse Kicks While In Field
An 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs Himsrett Lite Perry township suffered serious head back and leg injuries after a nurse herding a horse kicked the child. Neighbors John Bonts and another boy witnessed the episode and freed the child from the horse’s trampling. The accident occurred while the mother was away in Mahonge and the family was near a field in Perry township. The incident prompted inquiry by M L Yweling of Kittagulog president of the Fautheran Pittsburg conference and a discussion about removing the pastor involved.
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Demands of Popular Rule Highlight Letter to New York World
New York June 26 Willam f h Bryan replies to the New York World invitation presenting his view of What is a Democrat He defines a Democrat as one who believes in rule by the people and supports direct elections of senators and direct legislation though noting disagreement within the party on initiative and referendum He argues Democrats should trust their party to carry out democratic principles and criticizes anti popular governance tendencies
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Farmers On Jury Excused By Judge Porter
Nearly all farmers summoned for jury duty were excused by Judge Porter on Saturday. Jurors stated they wished to avoid the long delay and disruption to farm work during a busy season. The report notes the difficulty of obtaining farm hands and the impact on agricultural tasks.
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An' Abiruge Problem orwhy is it aa hard to Bot penal
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