Roosevelt breaks record in fifty horsepower touring car
New York June 28 Col Roosevelt sets another record by driving from Sagamore Hill to Grand Central in forty minutes despite heavy overnight rain. He greets porters train crew and a bent letter carrier friend before settling to read the Outlook and address reporters.
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United Press
New York
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Grand Central Station
Boston
State Room
Gray
Roosevelt
Jerry
George
Egyptian Nationalist Wardani Hanged in Cairo Security Tightens
Ibrahim Wardani a Nationalist student who shot Premier Boutros Pasha was hanged in Cairo amid intense excitement. Troops sealed the prison and streets while hundreds patrolled and newsmen were excluded. Wardani proclaimed himself a martyr and said he killed for Egyptian liberty. Roosevelt’s earlier denouncement of the crime sparked protests and a sharp clash over Egypt’s governance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahim Wardant
Boutros Pasha
Col. Roosevelt
University of Egypt
Wardani
I ‘Aat
Fgyptian University
Col
Roosevelt
London
Guildhall
England
Kimberly Gotate estate heirs receive five mullions in value
The first partial executors account for P. L. Kimberly estate filed at Clerk of Courts shows total value near five million dollars with over three million paid to heirs since 1906. Executors John Cley George A. Baird and Ira B. Bassett list extensive credits, bonds and cash distributions totaling 460000 in cash and 400000 in bonds.
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Sharon
P. L. Kimberly
George Welker
John Cley
George A. Baird
Chicago
Ira B. Bassett
Cleveland
Kimberly
New Castle Loses Again to Potters 5 to 0
Potters blank New Castle 5 to 0 at Cascade Park in a decisive shutout. Krueger held New Castle to two runs over his three innings while Marshall impressed in relief. Raley was ejected in the fourth after disputing a call as the crowd shifted to other events. Continued on Page Four.
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Krueger
New Castle
Raley
York
East Liverpool
Lattimore
See
Page Four
Hookworm Clamp Tightens on Pools at Mahoningtown Races
County Detective J H Breen ordered no pool selling during the Mahoningtown track races. He will monitor the grounds this afternoon as penalties include a 500 dollar fine and possible imprisonment. Many bettors left town after the edict, while Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show distracts some attendees. Councils adjourned for lack of quorum again, with discussants proposing measures to curb absences and considering smoking rules after 10 PM. Roll call showed one absent in Common Council. Dr Zerner is ill.
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J. H. Breen
Mahoning
J. F. McCormick
Council
Newell
Beighley
Callahan
Conn
Kocher
McCann
McCormick
D. J
McKeever
McMillin
Mitchell
Paisley
Raney
Strimater
Turner
Yoho
Warner
Dunlap
Dickson
Williams
Cukerbraum
Gibbon
Wilson
Dr. Zerner
Mill Street Bridge Next on the Program
Preliminary action to erect a new bridge over Neshannock Creek on South Mill Street was taken by the joint city councils. A committee from the councils will confer with county commissioners to push construction of a new bridge, not immediate but expected within years. An assessment error on Butler Avenue residents prompted added taxes after discovery by city assessors.
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Neshawrock Creek
South Mill Street
Counecilman Kocher
Neshannock
Select
Common Branch
Kocher
Butler Avenue
L. Pitzer
Carl Pitzer
William J. Welsh
James P. Hoagland
Henry MecKissick
Sager Keirs
Sylvester Sager
Butler Avennue
Eastbrook butcher badly injured after fall on knife
Ralph Cummings a noted Eastbrook butcher suffered a deep gash in his right leg when he fell on a large knife this morning. A physician was called to dress the painful wound.
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Ralph Cummings
Eastbrook
Beaver Valley Promotional Train for Fourth of July
A special Pennsylvania train leaves West Site depot at 5 PM with 190 boomers aboard for a Beaver Valley promotional excursion ahead of Independence Day. The coach includes a gondola car carrying hundreds of aerial shells for a noise driven demonstration through the valley. Passengers may dine en route or at Rochester during a long stop, with return to New Castle by 10 PM after a faster, fewer-stop trip.
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Pennsylvania
West Site
Rochester
New Castle
Mayor Refuses Licenses for Out‑of‑Town Show Applicants
Mayor Lusk refused all out of town applications to sell or take photographs at the show today while granting local citizens permission to sell peanuts crackers ice cream near the grounds. A corps of fakirs was denied licenses.
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Lusk
Tearing Down Old Cudahy Building
Work began yesterday on the old Cudahy company storage and stock building on South Mill Street. A large force of workmen is employed and construction of the new building will be pushed rapidly.
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Cudahy Company
South Mill Street
Beaver River tragedy claims youthful teen diver
George Stevens age 17 son of Prof. Howard Stevens drowned in the Ohio River at Beaver last night. The tragedy adds to this region’s sorrow as investigators search for details of the incident.
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George Stevens
Howard Stevens
Ohio River
Beaver
Terms Increase in Lawrence County Schools
County Superintendent W Lee Gilmore reports strong school health for 1909 1910. He notes three goals raise teacher standards boost director and teacher enthusiasm and raise overall school efficiency. He praises widespread visits institutes and local support and cites seven boroughs extending terms to eight months or more with Elwood City and South New Castle at nine months.
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W. Lee Gilmore
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gilmore
Lawrence County
Elwood City
South New Castle
Taylor and Union
North Beaver
ELOPER ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY
In Youngstown Ohio on June 28 Charles Whitten 24 was arrested at Shawnee Junction near Zanesville on a warrant for grand larceny. He stole 50 bushels of wheat from his employer and sold it. Ola Baird 19 daughter of Henry Baird of North Jackson returned to Youngstown and stays with friends. The couple planned to marry once Whitten received 130 dollars he says the farmer owed him.
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Youngstown
Charles Whitten
Shawnee Junction
Zanesville
Whitten
Ola Baird
Henry Baird
North Jackson
Baird
Sons of Veterans to Take Up Work of Grand Army Men
The Grand Army of the Republic task will largely fall to the Sons of Veterans and Spanish-American War veterans after the Atlantic City encampment in September. The first step was taken last night at a Pittsburg meeting.
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Sons OF Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Death Notices for Miss Pearson and Others
Death record listing Miss Mary Pearson 71 of Almira home with Mrs. Frank Joseph in Sharon. Also Mrs. Nancy Patterson 72 of Belle Vue. Mrs. Ethel Pitzer Campbell of Chicago. James Turnabello 406 South Mill Street. John Radzillowitz 43 of Galbreath Avenue. Miss Jennie Brenneman of Portersville.
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Mary Pearson
Almira Home
Frank Joseph
Sharon
Nancy Patterson
Bellevue
Ethel Pitzer Campbell
Chicago
James Turnabello
South Mill Street
John Radzillowitz
Galbreath Avenue
Jennie Brenneman
Portersville
Mardi Gras Make Up Contest Sets Cash Prizes in New Castle
Independence Day association offers fifty dollars for best make up at the Mardi Gras opening the fourth of July. Mayor Lusk will name judges. eight brass bands and a drum corps provide music. Over 100 firms signaled for floats with Boyles field fireworks to crown the event. Fireworks storage houses are ready. mortars, knoll near Delaware avenue, test lighting Friday. Last boomers train departs Wednesday from Pennsylvania station for Beaver Valley.
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Independence Day Association
New Castle
Hallowe'en
Lusk
Reed English
J. L. Myland
Boyles
Fazzone Bros
Delaware Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
O'Colck
Beaver Valley
Ex-Lieutenant Governor William M Brown Touted for Congress
Ex lieutenant governor William M Brown is the latest name mentioned for congressional honors in the district. Though not yet active in the movement, friends quietly plan to launch a campaign boom when appropriate. Brown’s state leadership and business background, plus his speaking skill, are cited as qualifications for Congress.
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William M. Brown
Brown
Congress
Runaway youths arrested at Union depot
Two Brushton youths Tony Ross and John Strange were picked up by police while sleeping in a box car at the Union depot. They were taken to the Central police station for a hearing, claimed their people knew their location, had money to buy a ticket home, and the mayor discharged them with orders to return home.
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Brushton
Tony Ross
John Strange
Union Depot
Central
Building plan for Cochran Alley in Third Ward
At last night’s council meeting viewers were requested to mark a line along Cochran alley to prepare for a future construction. Owner Mr. McCready plans a 50 foot building on the alley and will use the established line for this project.
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Cochran Alley
McCready
American Car and Ship Hardware completes plant addition
Work on the addition to the brass foundry plant is nearly finished. The building is completed and equipment is being installed. The plant capacity is almost doubled by the expansion.
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American Car and Ship Hardware Company
Beatrice Turnbull Seeks Share of Baldwin Fortune
Beatrice Turnbull and her mother plan a legal fight in Los Angeles to claim a portion of the 11 million dollars left by turfman Lucky Baldwin. Attorneys say the 16 year old asserts she is Baldwin's daughter.
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Boston
Lillian A. Turnbull
Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turnbull
Los Angeles
Lucky” Baldwin
Miss Turnbull
Baldwin
Petitions Circulate Against Jeffries Johnson Fight
Several hundred signatures have been affixed to petitions protesting the Jeffries Johnson fight on July Fourth. The petitions will be sent to the governor of Nevada this week.
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Nevada
Allen Couple Attend Cousin’s Wedding at Conneaut Lake
Mr and Mrs T F Allen of Winter avenue travel to Conneaut Lake for a cousin’s wedding this evening.
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T. F. Allen
Winter Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Suit Against Peary On Docket
Rudolph Francke sues Commander Robert E Peary for 5000 damages over skins and ivory confiscated in Utah. Francke alleges Peary forced surrender of polar spoils after aiding his return from Etah. Peary states he took the goods at Francke request, claiming they were nearly valueless.
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United Press
Berlin
Rudolph Francke
Robert E. Peary
Francke
Utah
Peary
Ambassador Hill
Frederick A. Cook
Etah
Secretary Dickinson Heads Overseas Visit
Secretary of War Dickinson, who arrived from Seattle, leaves this afternoon for the Orient. He said the War Department will grant equal privileges in the Panama Canal to all ship lines, with President Taft enforcing no favoritism.
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San Francisco
Dickinson
Seattle
Orient
War Department
Panama Canal
Taft
Beginners Learn Swim Techniques at Paper Mill Dam
John Herbert, the YMCA swimming expert, instructed a large group of beginners at Paper Mill Dam last night. He will continue lessons tonight and on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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John Herbert
Paper Mill Dam
First Car Ride at 100 Shocks Omaha Passenger
Mrs. Katherine Shull of Gretna near Omaha rode a railroad train for the first time at nearly 100 years old. She, a longtime Gretna resident with no known relatives, was brought to Omaha by Rev Johnson of Gretna Methodist Church, then toured the city by automobile and declared the experience dangerous and final.
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Omaha
Neb
Katherine Shull
Omaha Union Depot
Gretna
Mr. Johnson
Gretna Methodist Church
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Mahoningtown
Barton
Marshall
Zanerville College
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