Senator Pilsian Attacks Roosevelt Power and Influence
In Washington on March 16 Senator Pilsian denounces President Roosevelt as drunk with power and seeks to deny him renomination. He attacks executive encroachment, federal patronage, and the alleged influence of wealth and relatives in the party. He warns of railroad consolidation and a clash between predatory wealth and labor amid the campaign.
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Taclted
Washington
Roosevelt
le Ing
Pilsian
8. C
Sail
Lee
Lgh
Roosevelt Sanctios
Mmia
Tilman
Supreme Court
Oren
Long Pulpit Record Broken by Death
Mrs Abigail P Cheseman of Porteraville Pa dies after brief illness at home aged 60 widow of Jn Cheseman She is survived by six children including Rev J R Cheseman Rev O P Cheseman Dr J of Grove City and Misses Sarah and Munthy at home The Highland Presbyterian church of Pitieourg notes absent from Dix pulpit for first time in 28 years Rev Chewsermat to fill Sunday services
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Abigail P. Cheeseman
Porteraville
C. PB. Cheeasman
Highland Aneous Presbyterian Church
Pitieourg
Dix
Suniay
Th. Chewsermat
Aineehut
Chw@sman
Portere- Ile
Jnun
Portareville
Presbyterian Church
Hev. J. RR
Cheseman
Hime
P. Cheewmman
Dr. J
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Sarah
Munthy
Country Roads Amain in Lawrence Described as Muddy
Farmers value macadamized roads while in Lawrence the unpaved routes are knee deep with mud in places. A traveler recalls a Saturday ride where a buggy struggled through the ruts and holes as rails snagged the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elx
Lhiteen Miches
A. McRill- Jin
Old Soldier Dies Near Porteraville After Sudden Illness
Henry Liesey a German born Civil War veteran and longtime resident near Porteraville died suddenly at his home after a brief illness. Survived by children John Liesey Harvey Liesey Mrs Alpota Married and Mrs Margaret Breneman, he had lived in the area for 40 years and was active in Mountville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Liesey
Porteraville
Liesey
Tie
Germaany
Pittsburg
Morteraville
169Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
Mountville
USLY
Mise Lugan Harrepr
John Fl Llesey
Ellwond
Harvey E
Alpota Marrinak
Cawp Run
Margaret Brenneman
Tragic Coast ing Accident Claims Glen Reck Life
Glen Reck died Thursday morning from injuries after a coasting accident on Long Avenue. He was 19, a former Pennsylvania Engineering worker, now carpenter with his father. He lived with his parents at 72 1/2 East Long Avenue and was active in the Maitland Memorial M B church and Loyal Temperance Legion. He is survived by his parents, a sister Daisy Stroneft, and a brother Harry Reck.
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W. H. Rick
East Long Avenue
Glen J. Reek
Jajurlwa
Agpendiella
Lohn Avenue
Charles E. Beeck
Youngstown
Tao
Pennsylvania Engineering Company
Alliance, O
Hye
Maitland Memorial M. B
Loyal Temperance Region
Nixon Quatctet
Local Option Gains in Beaver County Rally Planned
Beaver Valley towns show growing local option movement with bans on strong organizations. A meeting is set March 14 at the First Presbyterian Church Beaver to coordinate committees from all groups and plan campaign with a keynote speaker.
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New Brighton
Beaver Valley
Church of Beaver
Gilley Win
Lawey. Hoo
John W. Cunzon
Henver Falls
John M. Thornily
Thomas Moltrup
Frank Richter
Oath Orvanization
Ie Committes
Ohio Undertaker Arrested Without License
An Ohio undertaker Devidaon of Lowellville was arrested by Detectives Mohard and Stewart for allegedillegal funeral arrangements in Hillaville. He is charged with having aided a child burial without a permit and operating as an undertaker in the state without proper license. Local officials withheld details as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devidaon
Lowellville
Mohard
Stewart
Willie
Graham Fugersl
Hillavile
Cy Hurner
Davidson
Uiisvillg
Without
Ohio
Graham
Alderman Green
Debate Over North Hill High School Site Intensifies
Letters reveal factional tactics as supporters of a $300000 high school at North Hill accuse detractors in The News of opposing progress. New board members express uncertainty while old board backers push for the North Hill plan amid public taxation concerns and access issues.
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Education
North Hill
North Mul
Board of Education
Mhbet Suite
Slidard
Acta
Olf
Theiisregard
Aro
Penny
Nowa
Loase
Old Board of Education
Recommendations For School Safety Measures
A historical notice outlines safety recommendations for public schools including fire escapes training, fire resistant construction, fire sprinklers, separate heating plants, auditorium design, and restricted janitor duties. It calls for authorized inspectors to approve plans and enforce changes to ensure maximum protection for children.
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Leon
Fra
le Preaure
Nani
Jisada
Plucky Portersville Woman Undergoes Painful Ligament Repair
Miss Alice Covert daughter of Eig yward Caverk of Portersville showed remarkable nerve Saturday afternoon during a ligaments torn operation performed by Bonesetter Reese of Youngstown. She endured without anaesthetic and with no sedative as the shoulder injury was corrected and ligaments reset. Doctors expect full recovery though extensive recovery time is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Covert
Eig Yward Caverk
Portersville
Bonesetter Rewso
Youngs Town
Mies Covert
Reese
Narine
Covert
Portersvile
Natives Behind The Times Claim Sparks Doctor Borland Visit
Dr. Tal R. Borland of Franklin and Ohio detective Captain J A Breen returned from a 80th birthday observance and official trip. Borland, praised for years service in Bedford and Blair counties, observed severe snow conditions and rural life while noting residents are behind the times in some practices. He cited a mix of old methods and hazards, including ladders used to reach upper floors and four foot snow drifts, as he travels through Marlansburg and adjacent counties.
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J. A. Breen
Baltimore
Tal R. Borland
Frahdlin
Ohio
Toree
Borland
Bedford
Blair
Wien
Hadansture
Wei
Marlansburg
Breen
Evine
T. W._Cousins
Adams Store Seized by Sheriff Over $700 Execution
Sheriff seizes the grocery store of O. T. Adams in Ellwood City after an execution for over $700 issued by B. F. Roa. Adams had borrowed money from Rasy before his disappearance. names and places in Croton Avenue and Sheridan referenced.
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ADAMS
O. T. Adams
Ellwood City
B. FL Roa
In God We Trust Returns to U S Coins
A March 10 report states Congress passed a bill restoring the motto In God We Trust to U S gold coins. The measure, approved by lawmakers, marks a formal return of the inscription on circulating currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mareh
Bank Wrecker Walsh Sentenced to Five Years in Leavenworth
United Press reports Joan R. Walsh a noted bank wrecker received five years in Leavenworth after Judge A B Anderson overruled defense motions. Walsh built wealth via banks railroads newspapers and political ties and used depositor funds to finance ventures including coal quarries and ships.
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United Press
Chicago
Murrey
Joan R. Walsh
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Anderson
Walsh
Leavenworth
Kansans Parison
John R. Walsh
Logani
Creland
Fins
Stork
Chicago Chronicle
Indiana
Anii
National Bank Examiner
Jo Devensber
Moxley
Home Savings
Equitable Trust Company
Chicago National
Meta
Tie Hag Bean
Jark Boards
Indianapolis
Hent
Female Nurses for the Sailors
Washington March 14. Surgeon General Rixey urged Congress to authorize a trained women nursing corps, expand the hospital corps, and appoint Red Cross nurses. He warned of preventable suffering and deaths in the navy due to a shortage of trained nurses and misused or untrained staff.
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United Presa
Washington
Rixey
Metealf
Navy
Kayst
Nuraing
Unqualified Victory Claims In Mikado Row At Sea Settlement
London reports a pact where Japan receives the Tateu Maru in return for indemnifying the owners. The accord promises no further arms to Chinese rebels and notes a settlement of the dispute. Campaign financials show mayoral candidate C B Thomas detailing advertising and card expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
China
Wagland
Man in Black Sought Yet to Solve Bauman Murder Mystery
Residents probe the Bauman case in New Castle with questions about the man in black who visited Ernest Bauman's home. The crime is described as planned by an assassin, possibly motivated by robbery, though clear motive remains elusive. Molly Ines reports the man wore a black suit and hat and left with another male companion. An answer may unlock the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man In Black
Ernest Nauaer
Adeoturg
Ernest Bauman
New Castle
Edenburg Mirder
Bauman
Molly iBnes
Andy
Immigration to fall off this summer says Norddeutscher Lloyd official
A Norddeutscher Lloyd official forecasts a sharp net decline in immigration this year. He cites that for every fifty arrivals, 147 leave, notes election-year patterns impacting emigration, and provides figures showing 44,712 immigrants landed so far versus 189,052 in 1907, with outbound rates for foreign labor and second-class passengers also rising.
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North
Ger
Lloyd Lines
York
Mares
Nordh German Lloyd
Imratgraften
Tven
United States
Bryan to Become Next President Says Democratic Leader
A Chicago report notes optimistic forecasts for a Bryan victory in the national election. Ury Woodson of Owensboro Kentucky, secretary of the Democratic National Committee, critiques Republican policies and cites party momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democracy
Ofa Msiecial
Solta South
Borevelt
The
Nations Committee
Denver Couron
Springer Heirs Prepare Court Fight Over 200 Million Estate
The Springer heirs claim a massive inheritance from Aaron Springer, a Swedish treasure of the kingdom, with estates in Sweden and Delaware. They organize the Springer Heirs' National Association and have hired TW Wilson of Cleveland to press their claim.
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Springer
Aaron Springer
Kingdom of Sweden
Sweden
Delaware
Jost
Esalind
TW. Wilson
Gleveland
Salingers
Wilmington, Tel
County bounty funds exhausted after 1906 payout
The county reports all bounty money is used up after payouts since July 1906. After April 1 officials will no longer pay hunting or wildlife bounties. About 505 dollars from the state appropriation has been spent, with Lawrence county fully covered.
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Tawrenes
Lawrence County
Real estate transfers listed with varied sums across districts
A series of realty transfers is recorded including Willan and McMillin to Alexaniter in Mercer County for 515.78, Boyd to Jahn Rooser in Mercer County for 70, Thomas Wilson to Jahn Rooser in Mar wer for 15, George T Weingartner to Lather Woods Fourth ward for 30, Harry Caplan to Jacob Caplan in Wood City for 4500, Willian E Waller in Fourth ward for 1859, Ammet Queen to Allegheny and Western Ballrooms Co ownership for 1200, Plateiuce company to Jorama Jobasion in Ellwoys for 196.
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Willan
McMillin
Alexaniter
Boyd
Mereve County
Alex Boyd
Jahn Rooser
Mercer Reounty
Thomas Wilson
Marwer
George T. Weingartner
Lather
Woods
Fourth Ward
Harry Caplan
Jacob Caplan
Inwood City
Willian E. Waller
N. G. Dick
Ammet
Queen
Allegheny
Wortern Ballroms Co
Plateiuce Company
We Joraau
Jobasion
Ellwoys
Naval ships near complete for new fleet
Washington March 11 The pace of finishing vessels for a new fleet rises with two battleships two armored cruisers three scout cruisers one submarine near completion Progress shows Idaho at 85 percent New Hampshire 93.3 North Carolina 99.04 Montana 94.95 Chester 93.9 Birmingham 86.69 Salem 54.91 No. B submarine details vary South Carolina 93.03 Michigan 45.00 Delaware 12.77 North Dakota 21.40 all part of the Nedrought type ships under construction with two more battleships and other craft in progress.
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Washington
Navy Department
Idaho
Delaware
North Dakota
Former Resident Margaret Smith Dies After Long Illness
Miss Margaret Russell Smith, a former New Castle resident, died Sunday at 2 AM at her niece Mary Semple’s home in Wilktuaburg. Born in Scotland, she was 39, an artist, with ties to Reading Circle and First Methodist church. her brother David Smith, artist of Philadelphia, and sister Mrs. John Stuanple survived among others.
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Ihla City
Margaret Russell Smith
New Castle
Antah Woonin
Misa Mary Semple
Peon Avenue
Wilktuaburg
Miss Smith
Ste
Scotland
David Smith
Philadelphia
John Stuanple
Phyetelsa Sm Widdinsbuig
Miss Smite
Shany
Howe
Dr. White
Mercer Ang Falla Streets
Ewe
Bowye
Highized Oxide
Grant Streets
George Shiras
Wade
Reading
Hera
Tara Swoutauss
First Methodist Church
Thie City
Nieges
Nenhewa
Public Sale of Stallions at Mt. Dathsen Horse Co
The Mt. Dathsen Horse Company announces a public sale at Covert Station near New Castle, stop 40, Munhoalng Vale, on Monday March 83 1H0k at 230 p.m. Included are Imported Porcheron stallions Sehert a black foaled February 27, 1899 weight 1900 and Papitor a dark dapple gray foaled April 3, 1900, both prize winners in France and America with strong bloodlines and desirable traits. The sale is without reserve.
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Mt. Dathsen Horse Company
Realy Leace
RB. Chambers
New Castle
Covert Station
Munhoalng Vale
France
Aimeérice
Algo
Prisa
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Deassemer and Lake Erie Railway
Halisten
Buppery Rock Creek
Wolf Creek
Bessemer
Iallelon
Jt 13
Grippery Rock
Christley's Mill
New Wilmington
Dunlap
George Shouker
Siam
Minn Shuster
Harry
Hleakley
Pranklin
Teachel C. Walsh
Carmine
Mary
Kys
Wew Castle
Beaver County
Bea
North WA
Matin
Wildings
DR. Borland
Jage
Tom
Walter Dodds
Croton Avenue
James H. Teetu
Sheridan
Mikado
C. B. Thomas
Liwa Watchern Ache Polis
Robert M. Warner
Foxelty Trearer
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Hutch
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