Buffalo Bill's Show Draws Ten Thousand in New Castle
Nearly ten thousand attendees saw Buffalo Bill's evening performance in New Castle on Tuesday with many estimating a larger crowd. An accident occurred when a pony caused a cowboy to fall and break a leg, though most spectators did not notice. Buffalo Bill performed with historic vigor, showcasing horsemanship marksmanship and a diverse lineup including Arabian riders, American cowboys, Indian camp life, Bedouin scenes, Russian cossacks, Uncle Sam's soldiers, and exotic elephants. The tour features dancing horses, outdoor exhibitions, and a planned retirement after this season.
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Buffalo Bill
New Castle
Uncle Sam
Thief Attacks Sleeping Woman Steals $880 in Ohio
In East Liverpool Ohio an unidentified man climbed to a porch roof and used a ladder to enter a bedroom. He beat 56 year old widow Mrs Anna Logan and threw powder in her eyes before escaping with $880 she had taken from the bank to pay debts. Her daughter and three sons woke too late to intervene.
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East Liverpool
Anna Logan
Mary
Ogan
Bury
Little Disorder Reported After City Events
A slight disturbance noted Tuesday near the show grounds caused no arrests. The city reported little disorder despite large crowds and multiple events drawing attention. A couple of fights occurred near the grounds after performances with no arrests recorded.
Mills Return to Operation at Youngstown Sheet and Tube
A fourth cheet mill at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube plant resumed yesterday bringing the total operating mills to three of six. Striking workers were required to apply in person and some did not regain their former positions.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Upbraids Lawyer Who Saves Him From Death
Trent on June 29 United Press reports Attorney Brower faced a furious client Arthur Rose after the electric chair stay prevented his execution for murder. Rose had killed his wife and had been slated for death last night before a Supreme Court justice granted a stay.
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Upbraids
United Press
Trenton
Brower
Arthur Rose
Rose
Supreme Court
Justice Minturn
Maysearns Urges Caution In Fourth of July Celebrations
Mayor Harry Muske urges regulations to ensure safety and officers on duty for the Fourth. Fire Chief Connery joins in calls for precautions against fires and explosives as New Castle prepares for a large crowd and a safe, orderly celebration.
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New Castle
Harry I.usk
Connery
Jeffries Johnson Camp in Training Clashes Over Work
The article reviews the Jeffries Johnson boxing buildup with diverging training methods and mood swings. It notes Jeffries’ erratic discipline, Johnson’s bursts of effort, and ongoing betting on rounds and outcomes as the heavyweight bout approaches.
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Jeffries
Jeff
Johnson
Jim
Berger
Gov. Dickerson
United States
England
Jim Corbett
Moana Springs
W. 8. Porter
Oakland
Harbin Springs
Monroe
St Elmo at the Airdome by King & Linn Stock Co
The King and Linn Stock company presents St Elmo at the Airdome with a high quality staging and no price changes. A Zig Zag matinee Saturday at 2 30 offers a free Zig Zag package to each child with a ticket. Friday night features Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with first six rows reserved for Friday and Saturday nights.
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Airdome
King & Linn Stock Company
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Local Moose Lodge Helps Organize Sharon Branch
The Loyal Order of Moose degree team aided a Sharon lodge formation Monday night. National organizer John H. Risbeck attended and performed the work. A committee was named to secure quarters and officers will be elected at the next meeting.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Sharon
John H. Risbeck
Bodies of three are washed ashore near naval academy
In Annapolis Maryland on June 29 the bodies of Mrs Joe McC Bowyer Midshipman Sherman N Nason of Newport R I and Grigsby E Thomas of Union Point Ga were found about a mile from the naval academy after they sailed yesterday and apparently drowned from cramps while swimming near their anchored boat.
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United Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Joe McC. Bowyer
J. M. Bowyer
Sherman N. Nason
Newport
R. J
Grigsby E. Thomas
Union Point
Severn
Field Hospital Established for Troops at Gettysburg
A detachment from Company C Hospital Corps under Captain W F Wickline set up a field hospital at Gettysburg Camp for the Middle Atlantic states encampment. Brigadier General W W Wother Spoon arrives to command. The Twenty-ninth Infantry camps nearby and additional regulars and Maryland and Virginia militia are due Friday.
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Gettysburg
Hospital Corps
W. F. Wickline
Middle Atlantic States
W. W. Wotherspoon
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Jettysburg
Maryland
Virginia
New Trials Granted In Penitentiary Offense Cases
The American Bar Association reports new trials granted in 46 percent of penitentiary offense cases. Of those, 60 percent result from technical points of dispute in conduct of the case.
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American Bar Association
Baby George Johnson Injures Leg Falling From Chair
George Jr., one year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Johnson of Moody avenue, broke a leg above the knee when he fell from a chair this morning.
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George Jr
Charles H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
Boy 6 Dies After Horse Accident in Butler
Dwight Davis aged 6 son of Mr and Mrs B J Davis was thrown from a horse yesterday in Butler and killed instantly.
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Butler
Dwight Davis
B. J. Davis
New Castle Boomer Parade Visitors Return Visit
Two car loads of boomers from Butler will arrive in New Castle this evening to promote the Fourth of July celebration at Alameda park. A morning parade precedes a lively evening with two volunteer bands and an estimated 75 attendees. County Detective John Heinman assisted with trip arrangements and the group will stay in the city tonight.
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Butler
New Castle
Alameda Park
John Heinman
ELOPER BOUND OVER TO COURT
Charles Whitten, brought back from southern Ohio, is bound over to common pleas court on charges of theft of 50 bushels of wheat and enticing away Henry Bairds daughter of Jackson township. The girl, Whittens sweetheart, vows to marry him when freed. His attorney urged dropping the case so they could wed, but the father objected.
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Youngstown
Charles Whitten
Henry Baird
Jackson Township
Common Pleas Court
Whitten
Miss Baird
Fire in Riverview Destroys Kennedy Machine Shop
A blaze swept Riverview, a Bea ver Falls suburb, destroying the machine shop owned by William Kennedy and causing extensive damage to the building and contents. Fire crews battled the flames through the night, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Riverview
Beaver Falls
William Kennedy
Expert Endorses ZEMO for Skin Diseases
A national skin disease expert lauds ZEMO as a highly effective external remedy for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and blackheads. He contrasts it with greasy salves and claims ZEMO destroys germs on the surface leaving skin clear and healthy and suitable for infants. Paisley offers free sample bottles and an explanatory booklet.
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Zemo
Paisley
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