Madriz Angers Bluefields as U S Navy Intervenes in Nicaragua
The article portrays President Madriz threatening bombardment of Bluefields while the United States Navy orders restraint. It notes maritime U S influence delimiting fighting to protect Americans and preserve peace, criticizes Nicaraguan factions for endless hostilities and paper-money issues, and urges U S administration action after Congress adjourns to ease turmoil and revive industry and finances.
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Madriz
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Washington
Gptate Department
Taft Visits Beverly Crowd and Family Reunion
President Taft arrives at Montserrat station Beverly in a blue suit and white vest after a stop with his son Charley. A family reunion greets him at the summer white house and he asks after locals and the Italian victim injured by Robert’s car. He plans to visit Myopia for golf with John Hayes Hammond and dines with Dr Mixter of Boston.
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United Press
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Montserait Station
Charley
White House
Archibald W. Butts
Charles D.D. Norton
Montserrat
Robert
Myopia Links
John Hayes Hammond
Dr. Mixter
Boston
Automobile Club Meeting in Citizens Savings Rooms
Lawrence County Automobile Club holds a meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Citizens Savings Bank rooms. Members are urged to attend and discuss club affairs.
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Automobile Club
Lawrence County Automobile Club
Citizens Sefieel Bank
Ellwood City Couple Wed by Alderman Ranney
Charlie Jordan and Miss Edna Acke of Ellwood City were married by Alderman Ranney on Tuesday.
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Charlies Jordan
Edna ‘Acke
Ellwood City
Ranney
Deaths of the Day in Lawrence County Two Local Obituaries
Aaron Hinkson a lifelong Lawrence county resident died at his Hickory township farm after a two week illness from asthma He was 67 11 20 and survived by his wife three sons three daughters two brothers one sister and multiple in laws The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 pm at the family residence with interment at Graceland cemetery Also noted is the death of Sara Johnston Marquis wife of Calvin Marquis in Pulaski township after a yearlong tuberculosis illness She was 65 and survived by husband two children two sisters four brothers and is described as kindly and charitable The Pulaski notices say funeral arrangements are not yet set.
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Hickory Township
Aaron Hinkson
Lawrence County
Hinkson
Margaret Hinkson
John Hinkson
James Hinkson
Lou Hinkson
Samuel Quest
Mollie Hinkson
Katie
Thomas
Fairlan
Big Bend
Mercer County
James Reynolds
Grove City
Graceland Cemetery
Pulaski Township
Pulaski
Sara Johnston Marquis
Calvin Marquis
Presbyterian Church
Anna Bishop
Rochester
Charles Marquis
Rebecca McDowell
Neshannock Falls
Jennie Pyle
Russell
James
John
Wilson
Martin Johnston
New Wilmington
Death of Henry L. Britton at 139 Butler Avenue
After a prolonged illness Henry L. Britton of 139 Butler Avenue died Wednesday morning at 7 at the family residence. A native of Enniskillen Ireland aged 62 years two months 13 days he came to this country as a young man and has resided in the city 24 years. He was a grocer and is survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Henry L. Britton
Butler Avenue
Mr. Britton
Ireland
Enniskillen
Emerald Isle
James
Mary Laird Britton
Funeral for Rich ard Worth Welsh Held at East Cherry Street
Sorrowing friends gathered Tuesday for the funeral at the Welsh family home on East Cherry Street. Rev M W Keith of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church conducted the service. Interment followed at Valley View cemetery with pallbearers W J Caulfield Grant Shaffer Samuel McCormick Robert Given Martin O'Brien and Fred Hoffman.
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Richard Worth Welsh
East Cherry Street
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Mr. Welsh
Valley View Cemetery
W. J. Caulfield
Grant Shaffer
Samuel McCormick
Robert Given
Martin O’brien
Fred Hoffman
Funeral services for Miss Mary Pearson
Funeral services were held at the Almi ra home Tuesday evening conducted by Dr. A. R. Rich pastor of Epworth M. E. church. Several hymns were sung by the Epworth choir. The remains were shipped at 9 20 Wednesday morning to Mercer where interment was made.
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Mary Pearson
Almira Home
A. R. Rich
Epworth M. E. Church
Epworth
Mercer
Oiling of Hill Declared Complete Success
Residents along North Jefferson Street report the oiling of the hill a complete success. The coating eliminated dust and horses negotiate the slope without slipping, contrary to earlier fears.
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Jefferson Street
Welcome and Wry Wit Parade in Puck Style
A column of humorous notes and quips from Puck era, voicing political jabs and social wit. The item strings together satire on Taft Teddy Roosevelt and insurgents, plus light portraits of public figures, travel humor, and local quips about heat, fashion, and daily life.
Hope to Build Canal to Pittsburg in 15 Months
Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Co plans to issue 5 million dollars in bonds and start work next spring to complete a Pittsburg to lakes waterway in 15 months. Secretary Patterson says Panama speed could trim to 14 months. legislature and Republican convention endorsements boost support.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie & Ohio River Ship Canal Company
Burd S. Patterson
Panama Canal
James L Michels Labor Leader Passes Away
James L Michels, noted labor organizer and orator, dies leaving a legacy from the Sons of Vulcan to the Knights of Labor. He helped form the Window Glass Workers Local 300 and led organizing missions in Europe. Funeral services are set for this evening at the family home with interment tomorrow afternoon. Surviving are his widow and two daughters.
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Artsmen’s Window Glass Workers’ Association
Michels
Knights of Labor
Uriah Stephens
Mr. Michels
Labor Organization of America
L. A
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Europe
England
France
Germany
Belgium
General Assembly
Richmond
New Orleans
Order of Knights of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
Belle Gartler
Mary Hays
Hunts’ Brigade
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Monongahela House
Lorenz Avenue
West Middlesex Band Prepares for New Castle July 4
West Middlesex Citizens band plans daily practice this week in anticipation of New Castle’s July 4 celebration. Director Prof. John Nathaniel has secured new music from Scotland for the ensemble’s performances.
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West Middlesex
New Castle
John Nathaniel
Scotland
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