Roosevelt to curtail campaign after doctor’s warning
Roosevelt, after a visit from Dr. Alexander Lambert at Sagamore Hill, will rest four months due to malaria and an enlarged spleen. He cancels a California trip and reduces public speeches, delivering about six major talks in New York state and one in Pittsburgh next Tuesday.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
Sagamore Hill
New York
Col
Roosevelt
Brazin Jungles
California
Johnson
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Huerta Sends $2,500,000 to Paris as Mexico Crisis Deepens
Paris report says President Huerta wired 2.5 million dollars to France for deposit, seen as sign he may leave Mexico. Gen. Villa marches toward Agusas Calientes after Zacatecas fall, predicting battle at Quertaro to seize Mexico City. notes federal officers fled, blaming cowardice.
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John W. Roberts
International News Service
Paris
Huerta
Mexico
Zacatecas
Mex
Villa
Agusas Calientes
Barron
Quertaro
Queretaro
Mexico City
Wagner May Be Opium Smoker In Jail Fight
Police found an opium smoking outfit in a trunk at the home of William Wagner. Authorities suspect it may be his property. Wagner, jailed on a felonious shooting charge after Thursday night fight that left Albert Dellevalle critically wounded, spent a rough night in jail.
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William Wagner
Wagner
Albert Dellevalle
Dellevalle
Thomas M Kee Named Delegate to 48th National Convention
Thomas McKee commander of Post 100 New Castle G A R has been elected a Pennsylvania delegate to the 48th National convention to meet in Detroit next year. He recently returned from the Pennsylvania state encampment at Indiana and was notified of his selection today. McKee served in Co G 78th Pennsylvania during the Civil War.
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Thomas McKee
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Detroit
McKee
Co. G
78Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Mass Meeting This Evening for Initiative Movement
Arrangements are complete for a big mass meeting of workingmen on the public square this evening in support of the initiative. Mayor Tyler and another speaker will share the platform at 8 o clock. The city clerk's office is open for signing the petition. Signers had not yet reached 100 by noon, nearing that mark by 2 pm. A large streamer over Washington street near Mill urges voters to sign.
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Tyler
Washington’ Street
Mill
Ex-Officer Jos Houston Arrested After Driverless Milk Wagon Incident
Former city police officer Jos Houston, known for a patrol wagon ride for the district attorney, was arrested by Traffic Officer Shuler after his horse led a milk wagon away on South Mill Street. He posted a $5 forfeit to await a mayoral appearance, and was later tied up in a docket entry for Sunday morning.
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Joseph Houston
Shuler
Houston
Honton
South Mill Street
Mill
Washington Streets
Tyler
Steet
East Main Street
Missing Kintuch Steamer Reaches News of Grounding
The British emigrant steamer Kintuch, reported missing yesterday with 200 passengers aboard, wireless to Batavia says she went aground near Pari Island. All passengers are safe. the message states the ship was 36 hours overdue when word arrived.
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International News Service
Batavia
Java
Pari Island
Kintuch
N C Woman Dead Rich Mine Owner
Mrs. Eric A Kuester Williams dies in Boulder at 70 leaving an estate around 250000. once a New Castle resident she became Boulder National Bank vice president and Yellow Pine mine owner Crisman Colorado, daughter of James M Kuester founder of the Lawrence Journal.
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Boulder
Col
Eric A. Kuester Williams
New Castle
Boulder National Bank
Yellow Pine
Crisman
Boulder County
Williams
James M. Kuester
Lawrence Journal
Dem
Denver
Colorado
Kuester
William
J. M. Kuester
Gilbert DeLafayette Kuester
Mary
Cotton
Pulaski
Erie
Gilbert
Mediators Report Huerta Open to Retirement in Favor of Constitutionalists
In Niagara Falls the Mexican peace delegation leader is said to have informed Chilean mediator Minister Suarez that Huerta would retire to a civilian leader among the constitutionalists. Huerta would step down immediately but would not appoint Villa Carranza Angeles or other military chiefs to the provisional presidency. Terms sought include general amnesty for federal forces and protection of land titles.
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International News Service
Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico City
Luis Elguero
Suarez
Chile
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Angeles
Luis Cabrera
Zacatecas
Huertista
Fireman Killed in Akron Fire Fall Collapse
Akron Ohio June 27 Fireman Henry Luttervelt 23 was killed when the second floor of the Akron Transfer Co building collapsed during a morning blaze. Fire Chief John Motz escaped serious harm while Lieut John Pentig and six others were briefly injured.
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Akron CO
Henry Luttervelt
John Motz
Akron Transfer Co
John Pentig
F. J. Klein
Motz
Luttervelt
Congressmen Clash on Diamond in Charity Baseball
Nine Democrats led by Rep Reilly of Connecticut and nine Republicans led by Rep Patten of Pennsylvania will clash at the American League grounds to decide which party holds baseball supremacy in the house. The game was twice postponed due to urgent business in the chamber. Proceeds go to charity.
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Washington
Representative Reilly
Connecticut
Patten
Pennsylvania
American League
House of Representatives
House
Salem Faces Second Big Blaze After Great Fire
Salem Mass struggled under a fresh triple alarm as a new fire began on Derby Wharf in the fire-ruined south section. Militia and police reinforced refugees amid fears of scarlet fever as Gov. Walsh, a doctor and officials studied camps and sanitation while investigators probed the cause. Over 20 000 homeless and more than 12 million in losses were reported with relief funds swelling toward 200 000.
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International News Service
Salem
Mass
New England
Derby Wharf
9Th Regiment
Gov. Walsh
Salem Common
High School Hill
Hanson
Forest Park
State Commissary Department
State Medical Department
Metropolitan Park Police
Gardner M. Lane
Death of Mrs Stewart in Paris Honeymoon Case
In Paris on their honeymoon, Mrs. David Stewart was found dead in the Lille Hotel. An autopsy followed a 24 hour probe into poisoning as a possible cause. Friends say she had no reason to take her life while Mr. Stewart, a Baltimore lawyer, planned to sail home with her.
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International News Service
Paris
David Stewart
Baltimore
Lille
Bion
Stewart
New York
Corner Stone Ceremony for St. Margaret’s Church
A corner stone laying ceremony for St. Margaret’s brick church at Clayton and Second streets in Mahoningtown will be held Sunday June 28 at 3 30 p m Rev F F O Shea of St Mary’s will preside and Rev Wm Curtin of Sewickley St James will preach Father Curtin is noted as a capable orator and longtime Pittsburgh diocese missionary leader Pastor P J McKenna of St Margaret’s is local to Scotland by birth and studied at St Francis College Loretta and St Vincent Seminary Latrobe.
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St. Margaret's
Clayton and
Second Streets
Mahoningtown
F. F. O'Shea
St. Mary’s Parish
Wm. Curtin
St. James
Sewickley
Father Curtin
Pittsburg
P. J. McKenna
St. Margaret's Congregation
Scotland
Father McKenna
St. Francis’ College
Lorretta
St. Vincent Seminary
Latrobe
Big Freighter Mataafa Ashore in Lake Superior
The Pittsburg Steamship Company's Mataafa freighter with a 20 man crew is breaking up after driving ashore near Superior Wisconsin. Life savers raced to the scene to rescue the crew as the 430 foot long vessel of 6971 gross tons, built at Lorain Ohio, battles heavy seas.
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International News Service
Superior
Wis
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Lorain
Industry Is Now Assured of New Castle Hosiery Plant
Preliminary steps for incorporation were started at today's meeting as $67,000 of the $75,000 goal has been subscribed. John M. Given of New York, an interested commission merchant, will visit this afternoon to meet subscribers at the Y M C A building. Details of the proposition and charter steps will be discussed, with no expected trouble in raising the remaining $8,000. Over-subscription is anticipated, so interested subscribers should act quickly.
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New Castle
John M. Given
New York
Breckenridge Announces July 1 Resignation as Fireman
W. J. Breckenridge the Fourth ward city fireman presented his resignation to the council this morning effective July 1. No successor yet named per Superintendent Gilmore. Also exonerations on taxes for Mrs. J. Flair and Mrs. Reese Williams. Ordinances place Temple Clarence Hazel and Warren avenues in the Fourth ward. PRR to add flagman at Grove street crossing and New Castle Pulp Plaster to repair siding roadway.
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W. J. Breckenridge
Fourth Ward
Public Safety
Gilmore
J. Flair
Reese Williams
Agnew Street
Temple, Clarence
Hazel
Warren Avenue
East Washington Street
Staunton Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grove Street
New Castle Pulp Plaster Company
Sunday closing law status unclear and unchanged
Chief of Police M. J. Young said no orders were given regarding Sunday closing. Conditions on Sunday likely to follow the pattern of the past two or three years. The grand jury recommended enforcement of Sunday closing laws, but it is unknown if county authorities will act.
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M. J. Young
Grand Jury
Crops Good Over State Says Martin
State agricultural bulletin notes crops in good condition, with Martin stating favorable growing conditions across the region. Weather prospects appear steady, and farmers are advised to monitor moisture and pest levels.
Tariff tinkering hurts the sheep industry say officials
A. L. Martin, deputy state secretary of agriculture and head of farmers institutes, arrives in New Castle to plan next winter’s movable schools. He notes institutes draw over 200000 in attendance statewide, with two in Lawrence County planned, while ten farm specialists assist farmers with soil crops dairying poultry and drainage advice. Continued on Page Two.
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A. L. Martin
New Castle
Charles G. Martin
Martin
Lawrence County
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Enon
Champ Clark backs woman suffrage ahead of Missouri vote
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Champ Clark says he will vote for woman suffrage when the issue reaches Missouri voters. A delegation of suffragists from 38 states presents petitions to Clark and plans to petition Vice President Marshall in the Senate chamber. Included are Anna Howard Shaw Jane Addams and others.
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International News Service
Washington
Missouri
Champ Clark
Union
Congress
Senate
Marshall
Clark
Anna Howard Shaw
National Suffrage Organization
Jane Addams
Chicago
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Medill McCormick
Antoinette Dock
Helen Gardner
Massachusetts
Trusel Receives New Post Office Inspector Post
John B. Trusel of this city is appointed as post office inspector in Chicago Illinois and will be based there. The promotion increases salary and reflects his years in Illinois postal service. New York item notes John Robertson sailing to Scotland seeking a long‑lost sweetheart who jilted him decades ago. His wife died recently and he has not seen his former flame for 44 years.
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John B. Trusel
Chicago
Illinois
New York
John Robertson
Scotland
Robertson
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Encamp
Thomas McKef
Jos. Houston
N. C
Eric Kuester Williams
Belle of
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Champ
Trusel
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Michele Clorioso
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