Convention Opens Here Tonight At Beaver Baptist Meeting
The B Y P U and Bible schools convention of the Beaver Baptist association begins at First Baptist church tonight and continues all day Wednesday. A large delegation is expected with luncheon and supper served tomorrow. The program features Dr. B M Stevenson, Rev W E Ruch, and a series of Bible teaching symposia led by clergy and teachers from multiple towns.
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B. P. U. and
Bible School Convention of Beaver Baptist Association
First Baptist
Bible Schools of the
Beaver Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Young People’s Union
Bible School
Ernest Stamm
H. Donaldson
J. L. Jackson
Sharon
Ellis H. Reno
Harmony
W. E. Ruch
Providence Church
L. J. Shoemaker
Harlansburg
W. B. Rix
Prospect
Stevenson
Philadelphia
Sharpsville
New City Ordinances Tabled and Passed by Common Council
New ordinances were introduced in the Common Council including transfers to cover increased city salaries, grading Epworth Street, a sanitary sewer on Connor Avenue, a sewer from Neshannock Creek to Moody and Delaware Avenues, directing New Castle free library funds to the city treasury for the library fund, and two ordinances finally passed for Moody Avenue grading and paving and for the city engineer establishing party walls.
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Common Council
Epworth Street
Connor Avenue
Neshannock Creek
Moody and
Delaware Avenes
New Castle
Moody Avenue
Packer Witness List Blocked by Judge Landis Ruling
An indirect blow to J. Ogden Armour and fellow packers occurred as Judge Kenesaw M Landis voided a 70 year old court rule that required the clerk to provide defendants with a list of grand jury witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ogden Armour
Kenesaw M. Landis
United States District Court
Tin Workers Press for Wage Scale Stand at Several Mills
Tin workers in Martins Ferry, Follansbee, Irondale, Steubenville, and Niles resist wage cuts as scale talks heat up. Mill owners including Banfield and Pope plant managers face a united front as unions threaten strikes if the scale is not signed across Otter, Ohio River plants and Amalgamated Association influence wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker-Glessner Company
Martins Ferry
Follawsbee
W. Va
W. H. Banfield
Irondale
Follanshee
Pope Company
Steubenville
Amalgamated Association
Old Time Steel Worker Jacob Ambill Dies in Pittsburg
Jacob Ambill aged 83 long serving Carnegie Steel Co. employee and longtime friend of Andrew Carnegie in Pittsburg dies at his home. He is among the city's oldest steel workers with a lengthy tenure at the Carnegie company.
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Pittsburg
Jacob Ambill
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Co
Divorced Couple Re marries in Visalia Neighbors Watch
Peter Leonard a 50 year old Tacoma lumber dealer and Julia A Leonard 43 wed again after ten years apart. The pair joined an auto tour from Bakersfield to Visalia and then remarried at the county clerk and a justice of the peace before rejoining their friends for a trip to Fresno.
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Visalia
Cal
Peter Leonard
Tacoma
Julia A. Leonard
California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Voters urged to register for pivotal New Castle election
Registration requires a tax receipt dated after November 7, 1909. Registration days are August 31, September 5, and September 16 with primaries September 30 and municipal election November 7. Last year turnout was light. this year all voters should be assessed and registered for city and county races amid a heated campaign.
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New Castle
Boy in jail over attempted railroad wreck at Kittanning
Delphy Davis, 15, told police he wanted to see what would happen after being jailed in Kittanning Pa for trying to wreck a Pittsburg and Western train. He reportedly raised a rail with a railroad jack, causing a fast passenger to stop before danger.
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Kittanning
Delphy Davis
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
America on Road to Degeneration
Cambridge Mass June 27 Olive Schreiner in a new book argues one child suffices for the twentieth century family and that working women must be paid for their labor to prevent national decline. She warns America decays if its women of leisure refuse to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Olive Schreiner
America
Stork Wins In Race With Auto In Akron
In Akron Ohio a stork won a race against a fast touring car yesterday. Mrs Elmer Hall of 166 Vassar Street had visited Sherman with her sister and brother in law Meriam Helmig. The stork delivered a bouncing baby boy as Helmig sped home at over 40 miles per hour.
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Akron
Elmer Hall
Vassar Street
Sherman
Meriam Helmig
Burman Refuses $11,000 Bid For Speed Crown
Grand Rapids Michigan June 27 Wild Bob Burman, current world speed king, refused an $11,000 offer from Fred Z Patling a local racing enthusiast for the crown. Burman said neither eleven thousand nor eleven hundred thousand would make him part with the title. He is slated to race next Wednesday in his Blitzen Benz.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indianapolis
Bob Burman
Fred Z. Patling
Burman
Queen City steamer aground on Ohio near Sisters Island
The steamer Queen City, a large passenger boat on the Ohio between Pittsburg and Cincinnati, ran aground near Sisters Island due to low water. No injuries were reported.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Queen City
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sisters Island
Here
Paris to London air race toll rises with new injury
In Breda Netherlands on June 27 United Press reports M Levasseur was crushed by his aircraft engine at the start toward Brussels and fatally injured. Wynmalen and Vidart, who fled yesterday's storm, resumed and reached Brussels safely.
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United Press
Breda
Netherlands
Paris
London
Paris Journal
M. Levasseur
Brussels
Wynmalen
Vidart
Caillaux Names Cabinet Ministers In Paris Announcement
Paris dispatch reports the new French premier M. Joseph Caillaux retaining Delcasse as minister of marine. Justin de Selves becomes minister of foreign affairs, Eugene Etienne chosen for war, and the head of justice will be either Cruppi or Jean Neney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Joseph Caillaux
M. Delcasse
Justin G. de Sélves
Local Visitors and Residents Parade Through New Castle
Mrs Shields and son James of New Bedford visited David McClenahan on Friday. Mrs Eppinger shopped in New Castle. Miss Millison from Bethany College stayed with Miss Vaughan. William Butler finished a long paper hanging contract in New Bedford area. Mr and Mrs VanMeter hosted guests including Mr and Mrs McClenahan of Pulaski and Miss Fay Moore. Miss Forest of New Castle, Mrs Shaw of Mount Jackson, and Mrs Moore of Youngstown were midweek visitors. The city welcomes those with money to spend.
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William Shields
James
New Bedford
David McClenahan
Newton Eppinger
New Castle
Wylda Millison
Bethany College
Alma Vaughan
William Butler
James VanMeter
James McClenahan
Pulaski
Fay Moore
Elizabeth Forest
Stella Shaw
Mount Jackson
H. T. Moore
Youngstown
Tre Trae Vaises Ee 8 Values Paper Sale
A June 27, 1911 sale offers over a hundred wall papers in broken lots for living rooms and bedrooms. Prices range from 5 to 65 cents a roll with many patterns and discounts including half price on smaller quantities and decorative tiles.
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H. Leroy Hall
See
W. J. John.usiness
B. M. Stevenson
D. D
Fred Hazen
Ira I. Wilson
Walter Dean
New Brighton
Samuel Harlan
G. L. Reno
Dr. Stevenson
Dr. Pierce
Citizens National Bank
Washington Sts
Stork
AUTO
SPEED
Milans
Splits
Washington Street
C. E. Merrill
Lexington
Vaundaview
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
W. A. Taylor
South Mill ST
South Street
New Castle, Pa
Dollar Savings Association
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