Damages Sought In Western Allegheny Farm Take Case
Witnesses testified over disputed compensation for a Western Allegheny rail line cut through the Wein- schen farm in Shenango township. Valuations ranged from 46 000 to 60 000 for the farm, with owners claiming about 8 000 in damages beyond the land value as the line diagonally crosses 1 122 feet. Court viewers will finalize estimates after further testimony.
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Allegheny
Tenry Weingehork
Wealtrn Allerheny
Wadlyoud Company
Viewera
H. A. Wilkison
J. A. Bal Walker
J. E. Potter
Weliechenk
Shenae Township
Varlowa
Welnschonk
Allgheny
Welbechaonk
Weinechantz
Welnechonk
Porter
Tula
Bethel Church Entertainment Draws Gratitude
Bodalist hall hosted an entertainment for Bethel church with the event described as a decided success. The pastor and church members extend thanks to all who attended or contributed.
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Bodialist Hall
Bethel Church
Arrest Socialists if Red Flag is Displayed in Ellwood City
Ellwood City police chief Edward Reilly warned that any display of a red flag by Socialist groups during Fourth of July events will lead to arrests for flag desecration and unlawful display. The town’s veterans and community leaders support flying Stars and Stripes, raising funds for a large flag at the city building, while pledging to block red flag demonstrations.
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Ellwood
Ellwood City
Beasts of
Hazel Dell
Edward Reilly
Reilly
Lovipb
New Castle
New
Widwood Gily
Tazel Dell
Guibed
CANDIDATES SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL BOARD OFFICES
A special meeting of the school district board is set for Monday July 1 to fill the offices of secretary and treasurer as required by the school code. Hugh Marquig seeks re election as secretary with likely no opposition while Charles A Phillips and the current treasurer Charles A Nuff vie for the post. Tax notices go out with the new fiscal year starting July 1 and the treasury, after borrowing $5 000, expects taxes to begin arriving next month amid higher than anticipated expenses on high school extras.
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Medod
Selsal
Hugh
Marquig
Charles A. Phillips
Charles A. Nuff
Therr
Captain Zimmerman in Mexico Campaign Report
Captain Zimmerman, formerly of New Castle and son of Guy Zimmerman near New Bedford, writes from Chihaulime about General Orozco's forces in Mexico. He describes entrenched positions at Ravhimba, ongoing battles, and his unit's actions including a company capture and a parade, with return from the south and mobile operations near Torreon.
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FB. Zimmerman
New Castle
Guy Zimmerhian
New Bedford
Praaval Orozco
Mexico
Chihaulime
Cote
Orozco
Ravhimba
Colga
la Torreon
Victorloua
Guy
Artilary
Tral
Tio Garriani
Children Hear Stories At City Library Program
The supervisor Bailey organizes a children's story hour with Nora Giele at the city library to entertain and educate youngsters. Ginlo is noted for gifted storytelling, promising a weekly feature amid plans for new school facilities and athletic fields as demand grows and finances permit.
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Wlile
Bailey
Nora Giele
Misn ‘Ginlo
Childran
Avis
Brent
Rallay
Hospital fete draws largest crowd at New Castle event
A lawn fete at New Castle hospital drew over 2000 people with prettily decorated booths and a bowery of flowers. Proceeds from cress, cake, lemonade, and punch were poured out as organizers Mrs. BR Jackson Mrs. T Flynn and Mrs. T P Williams oversaw a sold out affair. The committee will report totals Monday evening.
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New Castle Hospital
T. PB. Williams
T. P Williams
Fire destroys Johnston Bros paint factory blaze rages through Neal Street plant
Six fire departments fought a vigorous hour long blaze at Johnston Brothers paint factory on Neal Street. The building burned rapidly trapping stock and materials while adjacent lumber yard and high lumber company structures fed the flames. Insurance coverage listed at 2500 dollars as authorities feared oil and gasoline storage nearby. continued report on page six.
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A. P Johnston
Johnston Brothers
Neal Street
Highe Lumber Company
Roosevelt Supporters Plan Progressive Party Emblem
Col Roosevelt supporters announce a big bull moose emblem from Maine to symbolize the new progressive party. Red bandannas appear in New York as a campaign color while plans for the August convention and Sagamore Hill meetings with Willan Flinn George W Perkins and other leaders emerge.
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New York
Frederick Hale
Maine
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
New
Progressive Party
Outlook Office
Jim l
Chicago
Oyster Ray
N. Y
Willan Flinn
Pittsburg
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Oyster Bay
Wach B
Wuel Tersehack
del. Ronsevelt
Hig
Hy le Eones
Archie Mud Quentin
New Court House Idea Echoes in County Comment
A grand jury recommendation spurs talk of a new courthouse. The piece cites Aatdin j county Ohio as a model where a temple of justice is planned and a strong push exists to run the project with public business efficiency rather than sentiment.
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I. Grand Jury
Aatdin
Oho
Temple of Justice
Jis
Ulock Owill Coutl
Plans for Inter-Co W C T U Convention Unveiled
The Intercounty W C T U convention opens in August with a gold medal contest at a church led by officers from Butler Mercer and Lawrence counties. Delegates and attendees will gather for the program and a park event the following day.
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W. GT. U
Boyar
Der
Mercer
Lawrante
Auetial
Flovenes Rieinedy
Columbns
Oble
Mtale
Will Fetter
Parasol on Exhibition From 60 Years Ago
Older residents recall a parasol once sold sixty years ago now on display in a window at the Serlaumtaratore. Mary Rabisan bought it from William A Stritmater. After death it passed to Mrs Frank Cidland of Neshannock Avenue.
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Sheetty
Serlaumtaratore
Mary Rabisan
Wlam A
Almira Nome
Frank Cidland
Neshannock
Brawe Cloth
Panticlhilly
Death Notice for Hone Delma Delma Hone 29
Fragmentary death record from Willington and Ayres Go detailing a 29 year old individual named Hone Delma. The readable text mentions monetary or estate terms and a grant, with references to places Cumabagham Gh and Mast Grant slaret. Further details are unreadable.
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Deta Ct. Ayres Go
Willington
Grant Slaret
Hone Delma
Malle Hd
First Roll Call On Nomination For President
The survey lists state by state tallies for presidential nominations with names such as Clark Underwood Wilson Harmon and Baldwin across multiple regions. Several entries show mixed or unclear spellings while totals appear varied by state with several references to Underwood and Wilson.
Predict Clark Will Be Named On Third Ballot
United Presa reports claim agents for Clark and Wilson factions discussed third to fourth ballot outcomes. Clark backers expect gains from Pennsylvania North Carolina and New York others to push toward nomination on a tied roll call. Wilson camp projects victory on the fourth or fifth ballot with New York support. Hermon headquarters anticipate New York votes staying with the governor for several ballots.
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Baltimore
Jane Larry
Wilson Oon
Clark
Thabs Clark
Penn
North Carolina
I Bihia
Tednesser Aim
New York
Wilson Bureau
Ew Jersey
Wall Street
Wilson
Hermion
Harvey
Garber
Nations
Ohio
Ane
Underwood
Carter Morrison
Chirag
Roger Sul
Harrison Fis
Troop F Deployment for Mount Gretna July 5
Troop F prepares for Mount Gretna encampment on July 5 under Captain Ve Canningnan with two companies and staff men, pending Intervene orders. Nominal location debates place encampment near Gettysburg before final decision. Armory and parade plans referenced as portions of the forthcoming deployment.
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Comemand
Caplin
Canningnan
Mt. Gratia
Omicare
Tien
Mt. Gretna Ory
Gertysburg
Gereysbare
Arata
Hay Wagon Causes Traffic Delay in New Cratle
A hay wagon arrival from Maribrook disrupted morning traffic in New Cratle. Four wheels detached, tipping hay onto the tracks near Shiltig's, delaying vehicles for about ninety minutes. Lifora's wheel fracture halted service briefly while repairs were made.
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Meonnell
Maribrook
New Cratle
Tooan
Shiltig
Akon
van Lifora
Esulit
Physicians Hold Meeting at Park (Historical Record)
A meeting of medical professionals was held yesterday in Beaver Mercer and Law Tenes counties, focusing on reform and public health issues. Dr Slows, secretary of the medical soviet, chaired the event with speakers including Otol H. Wilson and De Paani, highlighting organizational aims and upcoming measures.
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Afetriet Censors
Fh Hoolors
Reaver
Mercer
Stade
Pr Slows
Stvovmtitzatlom
H. Wilson
Beaver
Sharan
Paani
Mavis Chy
Wilko Penny Nie
Reverend Jackson Heads to Topeka for New Mission
Reverend Jackson, pastor of the Mish Enited Presbyterian church in Beaver, heads to Topeka to join the Heaver Wiley Presbytery’s meeting. He announced his three week assignment and that he will preach next Sunday morning.
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Beaver
Jane
Wwum
Jackal
Heaver Wiley Presbytery
Deavey Pallaventory
Clurel
Clark Leaders Force Recess Until 4 P.M
A New York dominated convention session halted when Clark leaders forced a recess to resume ballot counting at 4 PM. Wilson led on the first ballot with 324 votes to 44 for Clark, while Harmon and others trailed as delegates argued over the speaker nomination strategy and continued fighting for their favored candidates.
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Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Champlark
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Clark
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Thomas Marshall
Tndiana
Sinigon Fi, Baldwin
Commcticnt
Thorn
William Bulzex
New York
Bryan
Oth
Sana
Large Attendance at Beaver Falls Prayer Meetings
Beaver Falls Pa June 28 The largest attendance at prayer meetings in the town's churches in years was reported Wednesday morning at the wake of the campaign's end. The events attracted many new converts seen as entering church membership, with reports of active outreach to surrounding communities.
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Beaver Falls
Ee Campilgl
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