Funeral for former President Cleveland set for this evening
Preparations in Princeton as mourners prepare for Cleveland burial at his family home. A 5 o clock service is planned with about 200 invited guests and military police ensuring order. Simplicity will rule and the casket will be opened only for close friends of Mrs. Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Robinson
Statesman
Ethel
Richard
Taft
Roosevelt
Hughes Fort
Hoke Smith
United Press
Ivy Tower
Ruth
Viscount Kaneko
Tokio
Japan
Firemen Back on Pennsylvania Line After Winter Cuts
Fifty firemen on the Erie and Ashtabula division were restored to their former positions Saturday morning by T. L. Bailey, road foreman of engines. Increased business necessitates more men and engineers who were reduced last fall have their runs back. Railroad men anticipate better traffic on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and
Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
T. L. Bailey
Nada
Fire Destroys West Lincoln Avenue Home
Awakening to a blazing home Remus Johnson of West Lincoln Avenue Snakes Rest leaped from an open window to escape the flames. The fire destroyed the dwelling and contents with an estimated loss of 800 dollars. Johnson had 400 dollars in insurance. Firefighters arrived after an alarm from box 18 at 2 10 a m. A separate small stove fire on West Falls Street, at J H Williams residence, caused minor damage after 8 am with a similar alarm.
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Remus Johnson
West
Lincoln Avenue
Snakes
Johnson
Connery
Central Department
West Falls Street
J. H. Williams
Breen Marriage Ends Troubles in Brief Court Result
John Breen's legal troubles with police over alleged suicide attempt and firearm threats were dropped after his marriage to Miss Ethel Colbert of Pittsburg Street. Alderman Ranney officiated after an agreement by Breen, his bride and relatives. Earlier charges were dropped as the couple wed and bail released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breen
Ethel Colbert
Pittsburg Street
Alderman Ranney
Breen
Star boarder objections to ejectment case heard
Mary Mosbo enlisted her brother and friend to help eject her star boarder after a refusal to leave the house. John sues Mary, Mike Mosko, and Steve Franchok for assault and battery, and Mary counters with a disorderly conduct charge. Alderman Crabill to hear details tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mosbo
Alderman Crabill
John
Mike Mosko
Steve Franchok
Mary
Kings' Daughters deliver well received church entertainment
The Kings' Daughters at the First M. E. Church last night offered music and literary selections of a high order. Miss Inez Banning Clark stood out as an elocutionist with notable readings, especially her rendition of The Facial Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings’ Daughters
M. E
Inez Banning Clark
Teheran Strife Rises as Shah Clamps Down
Tehran swarms with armed men as the shah expands his guard and razes opponents. Leaders seek legation refuge while warned against electing revolutionists. a new parliament and senate are due in three months. The shah threatens dissolution if revolutionists prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Sani-El-Dowleh
Sadio Paeret
Died After Short Illness Perry Elliott Portersville Leader
Perry Elliott aged 73 a longtime Portersville resident died after a few hours illness of uremic poisoning at 12 30 last night. He was born in the Elliott Homestead and lived between Plaingrove and Portersville. He leaves three sons Elmer and Frank of Chanute Kane and George at home. His wife died three years ago. He belonged to Plaingrove U P church twenty years. Services will be held Sunday at 10 20 AM from the church with interment in the U P cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Elliott
Portersville
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Plaingrove
Elmer
Frank
Chanute
Kane
George
Plaingrove U. P
U. P
Bond Issue for Many General Improvements.
A city proposes a broad bond issue to fund multiple general improvement projects. Officials outline planned infrastructure upgrades and modernization efforts across streets, utilities, and public facilities to boost services and growth. Community briefing schedules and ballot timing are to be announced.
New Castle Seeks Half Million for City Improvements
The improvement committee outlines plans including a sewage plant viaducts on Croton to North hill Gardner and Mill street projects and a road linking Liberty and Atlantic. Estimated total cost about half a million dollars with bonds to cover the work as council and citizens consider financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellvenny
Republicans Invited to Taft Ratification Meeting
The Republican county committee meeting called by Chairman W. W. Stevenson at the courthouse invites all Republicans or those who wish to join. The event aims to ratify William H. Taft for president with speeches praising Taft and James Schoolcraft Sherman. A plan to open a permanent campaign headquarters may be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
W. W. Stevenson
Court House
Stevenson
William H. Taft
James Schoolcraft Sherman
News Outing Excursion Contest Opens for Nomination
The News announces a Lakes St Lawrence river and Canadian outing contest. Young ladies from Lawrence county and outside districts are urged to nominate and have the contest man call. Six winners will be chosen from New Castle with one from Mahoningtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence River
Lawrence County
New Castle
New Castle News
Great St. Lawrence
Rhode returns harness after larceny by bailee case
John Rhode, arrested on a charge of larceny by bailee, settled matters by returning the goods alleged to have been taken from R. M. Weller and paying costs in the case. The suit was brought before Alderman Ranney by Weller, who charged Rhode with having secured a set of harness which he failed to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhode
R. M. Weller
Alderman Ranney
Weller
Rhode
Oakland men to face hearing on assault charges
John Rogal accuses John Krupa and Wadlik Krupa of Oakland of waylaying him in timber woods and beating him. The pair are to appear before Alderman Crabill tonight on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wadlik Krupa
Oakland
Alderman Crabill
John Rogal
Manufacturers Seek Site in New Castle for Major Plant
Industrial leaders in New Castle hosted visiting manufacturers to assess a large plant project. The party examined sites labor conditions shipping facilities and operating costs while keeping details confidential. New Castle in the Pittsburg iron district vies for the commitment, with progress deemed favorable but final decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Coal and Iron
Pittsburg Iron District
W C T U CO COM MEETS AT EDENBURG
Lawrence county executive committee of the W C T U met at Edenburg on Thursday with about 20 members taking the Youngstown street car to the Skinner home. Discussions focused on plans for the county convention to be held in New Castle September 12 13 14. The next session is scheduled for July 23 at Mrs L R McCleary's Willard avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awrence
R. W. Skinner
Edenburg
Youngstown
Skinner
New Castle
L. A. McBride
L. R. McCleary
Willard Avenue
New Yorkers Face 47 Million Water Plan Over Five Years
The board of estimate may approve engineers plan for a 73 mile underground water conduit supplying New York with a Suffolk county sourced water system. It would include wells pumps and conduits with a five year cost of 47 137 000 and a Catskills project now under way at 161 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Estimate
Suffolk County
S. 1
Catskills
Metal Workers Elect Officers in Local 266
The Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance No. 266 elected officers for the coming term. President Carl Bect, financial and recording secretary George W. Gaston, vice president Thomas Hendry, corresponding secretary Claud Hepler, warden William English, and delegate to Trades assembly Thomas Hendry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance, No
Carl Bect
George W. Gaston
Thomas Hendry
Claud Hepler
William English
Thos, Hendry
Miller settles defrauding case and leaves jail
Roy Miller, arrested at Stoneboro by Constable Frank Weller on a charge of defrauding Margaret Rodgers out of a $23 board bill, settled the case at Alderman Ranney's office last night. He was released from jail and started for home.
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Roy Miller
Stoneboro
Frank Weller
Margaret Rodgers
Ranney
Deaths of Emery Miller and others named in Alliance region
Obituaries report the deaths of Emery Miller 69 of Alliance Eric Simpson 72 of Youngstown Miss Mary Matthews 81 of Ma honing township and Perry Elliott 73 of Portersville with brief burial notices and ages.
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Emery Miller
Alliance
Eric Simpson
Youngstown
Mary Matthews
Mahoning Township
Perry Elliott
Portersville
Tin Plate Wage Talks Open In Pittsburgh
A wage scale conference opened in Pittsburgh between American Sheet Tin Plate Co and Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers. The union seeks no change, while the company pushes a small scale cut and shift changes starting jobs at midnight Sunday. Key union and company representatives are listed, with upcoming sessions expected to define the agreement. The union also announces a new sick and accident benefit, funeral costs, and death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hotel Lincoln
American Sheet @ Tin Plate company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated
P. J. McArdle
Association
Llewellyn Lewis
A. E. Pitt
Cambridge
William Hilton
Martins Ferry
Leo Smith
Wheeling
Thomas J. Craig
Piqua
W. J. Lloyd
Niles
Roland Layes
Middletown
Edward Hemstreet
St. Louis
Sheet
William Larkins
John Leyshon
Sharon
D. J. Davis
New Castle
James Sadler
W. G. Payne
Joshua Morris Steubenville
John H.richards
Granite City
Ill
W. J. Edwards
Ellwood
Ind
Harry Irvine
Cumberland
S. A. Davis
W. A. Irvin
Republic Iron and Steel Company
J. A. Bowers
Mrs Yerkes Helps Injured Boy After Auto Collision
New York ad hoc. Mrs Mary A Yerkes widow of Charles T Yerkes carried Dominick Pasquale to St Vincent hospital after he was struck crossing the street. Doctors feared internal injuries though no bones were broken. Chauffeur Rushing arrested for assault was released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Vincence Hospital
Mary A. Yerkes
Charles T. Yerkes
Dominick Pasquale
Sheath Skirts Denounced as Immoral by Hoboken Pastor
New York June 26. Rev M G Dickinson pastor of the Second Baptist church of Hoboken denounces the sheath skirt and other radical forms of dressing as immoral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. G. Dickinson
Second Baptist Church of
Bryan's Wall on Injunctions Shapes Democratic Platform
Denver June 26 William J Bryan appears to lead the Democratic party with a plank backing modified injunction laws. The plank would require notice and full hearings before writs, allow trial before a different judge, and jury involvement for contempt outside court. Emergence of the proposal sparks opposition from manufacture groups and calls for Parker to lead the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Nevins
United Press
Denver
Col
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
van Cleve
National Manufacturers’ Association
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Alton B. Parker
New York
Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Roger Sullivan
Ninos
National Committee
Taggart
Woodson
Urey Woodson
Water famine in New Oxford as skunks clog pipes
Gettys burg June 26 The borough of New Oxford endures a water famine with no relief in sight. Water is drawn from a standpipe and yesterday skunks were drawn into the pipes at the pumping station and pumped into the standpipe making the water unusable for bathing or other purposes.
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Gettysburg
New Oxford
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Star Boarder
King’s Daughters
Shah
Croton
Mahoningtown
P.O
TIN Plate Company
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