Farewell Receptions for Jewell Family in New Wilmington
In New Wilmington on May 12 friends hosted multiple farewell gatherings for Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Jewell and family who move west for health reasons. Arthur Jewell received several sendoffs from local churches and youth groups, with gifts presented as memorials of the town.
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T. H. Jewell
New Wilmington
West
Rebecca Bell
William Bell
Unity Aesbyteriam Church
James H. Bell
Lakawanock Township
John C. Bell
Presno
Cal
Cora Young
Grove City
Beulah Dawson
Cleveland
Stone
Fairview
Rev
R. B. Love
Wooster
James Love
Warren
O. John C. Bell
Burns and Squires to Meet in Dublin
Burns the American heavyweight and Bashter Bill Squires the Australian will fight in Dublin in the first week of July for a $7,500 purse. The Irish syndicate behind the Roche bout is again backing the match with Richard Croker as a member and a side bet of $2,500 posted by the principals.
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London
Loe Ee Burns
Bashter Bill’ Squires
California
Dublin
Richard Croker
Tammany
Market gardening begins on donated Youngstown land
The market gardening project for the unemployed started Monday in Youngstown on 15 acres given for the purpose.
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Youngstown
Trial Opened Over Mercer Murder Case in Edward Pohl
The trial of Edward Pohl, charged with murdering Frank Deeter of Sharpsville, began in Mercer yesterday with prosecutors describing the alleged crime and defense preparing its case.
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Edward Pohl
Frank Deeter
Sharpsville
Mercer
Mrs Gunness Enigmatic Identity Deepens as Rings Are Found
Coroner’s physicians examine the Gunness ruin body and discover three rings including two diamonds and a plain gold band with inscriptions. The findings support a possible death by fire while in bed. A gold crown fragment and other clues accompany the report as investigators doubt any home town link.
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Laporte
Ind
J. H. W. Meyer
Gunness
P. G
Philip Gunness
Meyer
J. L. Gray
Trondhjem
Promotions Shake Pacific Fleet As Admiral Sperry Leads
San Francisco May 12 Rear Admiral Sperry will assume chief command as Rear Admiral Emory takes over the second squadron When July arrives Captains Schroeder and Waynewright will become rear admirals and assume full duties The Maine and Alabama will depart the Atlantic fleet bound for New York via the Suez Canal
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San Francisco
Thomas
Sperry
Emory
Schroeder
Waynewright
Maine
Alabama
New York
Patrolman John Warner shoots in self defense in Altoona
Patrolman John Warner was shot and killed Chester Reighard during an attempted arrest in Altoona Pennsylvania. Reighard, described as nephew of Pittsburgh oil magnate D P Reighard, and a companion reportedly assaulted Warner with his nightstick. Warner survived in critical condition after saying he fired only to frighten the suspect.
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Altoona
John Warner
Chester Reighard
Reighard
Warner
D. P. Reighard
Pittsburg
Independent candidate eyed against J K Tener in congressional race
Rumor says withdrawal of Carl Gibson Democratic nominee may open the field for an Independent to oppose John K Tener this fall. Associations anticipate startling developments in coming weeks.
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J. K. Tener
Carl Gibson
Congress
John K. Tener
Hughes rules out vice presidency for Gov Hughes
New York May 12 Gov Hughes will not allow his name to be used as a candidate for vice president before the Republican national convention. He stated his decision in a letter received by Gen Stewart Woodford, president of the Hughes league.
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New York
Hughes
Stewart Woodford
Hughes League
Board of School Controllers
New Castle
W. G. Keckles
W. J. Chain
Reception Given for Returned Missionary Miss Mary Campbell
New Wilmington women, about 50, attended a reception honoring Miss Mary Campbell, a missionary returning from India. The event was hosted at Mrs. L. T. Molt’s home and featured pleasing refreshments.
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New Wilmington
Mary Campbell
India
L. T. Molt
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that treats catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to build up the constitution and offers $100 if it fails to cure, with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Bar-Ben
Bar-Ben Laboratory CO
Cleveland
McKinley & Frantz
John F. Neel
Ringlings Circus Delivers Record Parade and Spectacle
A lengthy Ringling Brothers parade into town wowed crowds from Grant Street grounds. The two mile procession featured 1286 riders on horses, elephants, a 24 horse team golden band wagon, six bands, calliopes and a 20 camel tandem. Nearly 875 performers, mostly foreigners, dazzled with new acts including an automobile double somersault. The big tent show drew capacity crowds and praised as the best on earth.
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Grant Street
Ringling Brothers
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
America
Deaths of the Day in Mercer County and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report Miss Rebecca Bell and several neighbors long in Mercer county. Also noted are Mrs. Alice Cunningham Mrs. Jessie Stigleman Jacob Golitto and Joseph W Russell with funeral details and survivor lists.
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Joseph W. Russell
Sharon
Mercer County
Frank J, Veach
Delaware Avenue
Ministers Officiate Burial at West Middlesex Cemetery
Rev. W. B. Winter of the First Methodist Church Warren Ohio and Rev. G. W. Corey of Oakland Avenue M E Church Sharon officiated the burial from the residence. Interment followed in West Middlesex Cemetery.
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W. B. Winter
First Methodist Church
Warren, O
G. W. Corey
Oakland Avenue
E. Church
Sharon
West Middlesex Cemetery
Roosevelt's Big Confab Opens With Governors Hope
Washington May 12 Forty one governors nine Supreme Court justices two cabinet officers and many public figures gather for a pre conference dinner at the White House east room. Roosevelt Hughes Bryan Cannon Gray Fairbanks Johnson Folk and Knox will sit together in cordial terms. Carnegie Hill Gompers Mitchell also attend as the talks cover conservation of resources and likely a universal divorce law and a plan for telegraphic extradition of criminals.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
White House
Gray
Fairbanks
Johnson
Folk
Knox
Andrew Carnegie
James J. Hill
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Doctor Blackwood Returns From East Eye Studies
Dr. Jas M. Blackwood of 119 Pittsburg Street has returned from Philadelphia and the East after pursuing additional postgraduate work in diseases of the eye.
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Pittsburg Street
Philadelphia
East
Immense Petticoat Sale in Various Styles and Prices
Tuesday May 12 sale offer shows B B quality varieties from 0.50 to 5.00. Cambric Petticoats feature deep lawn flounces six inch embroidery ruffles and hemstitched tucks with prices ranging from 0.75 to 5.00. Immense assortment includes pairings up to 9 inch embroidery and lawn flounce selection at 2.25.
Separable Combinations and Corset Covers Featured in Sale
The ad promotes fashion ensembles including Corset Cover and Skirt or Corset Cover and Drawers priced from $1.00 to $10.00. Appealing styles labeled at $2.50, $3.50, and $4.50. The Separable Combination with two drawers and one Corset Cover per suit is offered from $3.50 to $10.00.
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Danruff
Reise
Philo Hay
Newark
N. J
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