Trouble Follows Street Car Strike in Cleveland
Chaos followed a street car workers strike in Cleveland as arson, broken windows, and police clashed with crowds. About 1,000 on strike forced municipal traction cars off lines. later police and guards dispersed mobs at Lakeview and Payne avenues. Roosevelt dispatched police aid and pledged to back street car operation with officers.
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Cleveland
Stoke
Bigcet
Municipal ‘Traction Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Te Municipal
Cook
Munichy Company
A. L. Debner
Tnternatirnal Streat Car Volo
Forner, Crevekindaleatrie
Simiek
Cara
Creveland
Duvoal
Alunieit TracWons
Unilon
Nuu Vsion
Lakeview
Payne Avenue
Dennis Barns
Takeview
Superior
Iara
Down Street
St. Chi Avenue
Clevelands
Charvey
Chilet
Pallce Kahler
Washington
Roosevelt
Atnnleipa Traction Company
de Jharly Fair
St. Lotte Cites
Sireet Car Company
Coutiyway
Prominent Masons Attend Special Degree Work Friday
Prominent masons gathered Friday for the super-excellent Master Masons degree at Hiram council No Royal and Select Masons. Visitors included John Henry Lape of Astoona and Charley M. Johnstone of Munhall, with August Daub of Pittsburg and John S. Wallace of this city. About 12 to 15 other visitors came from Wittsburg, Greenville, Sharon, Coneaut, O., Youngstown, DuBois and Flamestead. Twenty candidates took part in the degree work. A banquet for about 190 was served at two tables.
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Hiram Council
John Henry Lape
Astoona
Judge Porter Schedules Court Session Monday Morning
Judge Porter will hold a court session Monday morning during which testimony will be heard in the case of Uiorgo Collina versus the Neshannock Block and Mie company of Volait. Colling seeks a temporary restraining order to stop the defendant company from erecting a police post to be used by foragers on leased property. EB. Locke tax cases also go to motion by B. A. Wintersitz to quash indictments. District Attorney Young will represent the prosecution.
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Uiorgo Collina
Neshannock
Volait
Colling
Comppay
EB. Locke
B. A. Wintersitz
Lockce
City of
New Castle
Young
Workshop Hit by Lightning Near Paper Mill
Lightning struck a workshop owned by Albert Carlson near the paper mill during a noon storm. The building caught fire but was quickly extinguished with minimal damage due to rapid response from a dozen firefighters.
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Albert Carlson
One Thousand Methodists in Washington as Guests of American University
May 16 reports describe a large Methodist gathering in Washington hosted by American University. Delegates and guests traveled to Baltimore for a conference, with ceremonies led by Bishop Cranston and remarks from President Roosevelt and Vice President. A special train carried delegates, and a pavilion was prepared for the event.
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American University
Hington
Ension
Bariae Yand
Mann
Up Methodist
Meerig
Baltimord
Cranston
United Prasa
Thaw Nervous About Trial as Court Sits
Harry Thaw arrives in court anxious about testifying in his own defense. He consults attorney Graham and listens to expert witness plans as the judge signals a likely brief hearing. Dr Evans later assesses Thaw as sane, based on behavior during confinement and prior observations.
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Poughkehpsie
Diuy
Harry Thaw
Justine Mierschauser
Jerome
Grahi
Thaw
Graham
Jastics
Nat Thaw
Hex
Ian
Aiieniste
Dr. Evens
Briia Sturo
Alorney Graham
Hinself
Cy Eyane
Alvervasion
Matteagan
Banquet Celebrates Longtime Pennsylvania Employes
Youngstown gains a glimpse of railroad memories as 12 Pennsylvanian veterans, with 40 to 50 years of service, gather at the Lawrence Club for a private dining room banquet. W A Reitzell, chief yard clerk, is guest of honor in a 50th year with the company.
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Tukiy
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lawrence Club
Penn Sylvania
W. A. Reitzell
The
Youngstown
Railroad Company
W. M. Wardrop
Pennsylvania Company
Asaleiunt
Andrew G. Murphy
W. A. R. Youngstown
J. Perry
Dr. Osler
South Omaha Fire Causes Heavy Loss at Omaha Packing Plant
Officials estimate the Omaha Packing plant at South Omaha was destroyed by fire last night with losses around 1.24 million dollars. Cudahy Packing also suffered about 200 thousand dollars in damage. Five firefighters were trapped under falling debris but all were rescued and reported in serious condition.
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United Press
South Omaha
Nes
Fie Omahe Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Piva
Large Euchre and Reception at St Patrick’s Church
The Gilmore hall on North Mill Street hosted a large euchre and reception by the ladies of St. Patrick’s Church of the Seventh to benefit, drawing about 160 attendees. Winners were Bro. John Swillan and Hugh Teagherty, collecting a silver jewel case and a handkerchief box, respectively, after six-hand games and dancing.
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Gilmore Hall
North Mill Street
St. Patrick's Church
John Swillan
Hugh Teagherty
Man Sought After Cashing Money Order in Greenville
In Greenville Pennsylvania May 11 a local man John Liennison of Jamestown was seen collecting the state money order for a foreigner. He cashed a 240 money order and later received word from Hartstown that the order was stolen from a foreign resident. The police arrested him, but he proved innocent.
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Greenville
John Liennison
Jamestown
Dennizon
Hartstown
Mothers' Day Observance at Seventh Ward Presbyterian
Mothers' day will be observed at Seventh Ward Presbyterian church on Sunday with an appropriate sermon by the pastor Rev. M. W. Keith. Those attending are requested to wear a white carnation.
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Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church
M. W. Keith
Hospital Notes on Martin Bniercek Injury
Fragmentary hospital note reports Martin Bniercek injured Friday at the nebault works with critical condition. Text is garbled but indicates serious injury and ongoing medical attention.
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Martin Bniercek
Nephalt Works
Four Butter Men Charged Over Oleomargarine Case
Four informations filed by Pure Food Agent B D Miller accuse Joh A Messe J W Spencer doing business as Regsead Spencer B D Miller against Robert Wylie trading as East Side Butter Co and others of oleomargarine violations. Offenses cited include April 11 sales to Miss Jameson and prior 1907 conviction for selling oleo as butter. Fines proposed range from 100 to 400 dollars with possible imprisonment on second offense. hearings set for next Wednesday.
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B.D. Miller
Meyne
Joh A. Messe
J. W. Spencer
Spencer
Algo
Miss J. Jameson
Representne Ue
Pure Food Department
Reese and Spencer
Life
B. D. Miller
Robert Wylie
East Side Butter Company
Beon Oteo
Miss Jameson
Supreme Court
Tale St
Belated Efforts to Crush Rebellion Sparked Mass Violence
In Lian-Fu and surrounding areas rebels threaten the province as Viceroy Hsiling struggles to marshal reinforcements. Reports say the government fears territorial losses as Gallic authorities prepare to rush troops northward amid anti-foreigner demonstrations. A brutal crackdown follows killings, including a shotgun murder of a husband, wife, and servant, with sacking of Linn-Fu and rising unrest across the region.
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Perkin
Strom Reinforcementa
Unuan
Hsiling
Ume
Alens- Tse
Garler Io
Lian-Fu
Hin
Linn-Fu
Lac-Koi
Harvard and Yale Athletes Poised Before 17th Annual Meet
Boston May 11 two more confident teams prepared for the 17th annual Stargird and Yale outdoor meet. Yale showed eagerness and seemed to edge Harvard in form and perhaps in chance. Star sprinter Stevens was doubtful due to a bad leg, with trainers attempting to hide any doubt before the start.
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Cambridge
Stargird
Yale
Flarvard
Yalu
Stovens
Walter Wycoff Dies at Princeton in 1915
Walter Angugina Wyekott, renowned Princeton professor of political economy, famed for studies of tramp life and social conditions, died at his home in Princeton. Born in India in 1865, he traveled the United States studying labor and society, authored The Workers East and The Workers West, and earned scholarly honors.
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Princeton
N. Mayin
Walter Angugina Wyekott
Princeton University
Otgnt
Wrekott
India
America
Tleweenie
Union
Imingin
Asoa
Soelatogy Ne
Free Lecture by Rev Woodbey At Social Hall
Free lecture by Rev George Woodbey a Saturday May 23 at 8 o'clock in the evening at Social Hall 23 1-2 West Washington Street. Topic Socialism who is listened to by the Colored People. Woodbey recently lectured on California Naval Sealaist convention in Chicago. Mrs All Cromush with her two children guests of her parents Mr and Mrs S Nicklin of West Falls Street.
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New Castle
Tony Ross
du New Cast
George Woodber
Socialisi
Res
Woodbey
Califormia
Chicago
All. Cromush
Nicklin
Weat Falls Street
Fiend murders family in Wickatun NJ as posse seeks suspect
United Press report from Wickatun NJ on May 16 details the slaying of Mr and Mrs William Shepard and their servant Miss Jeanie Bendy on a Mattawan farm. A 1 year old child was shot but alive, a recently employed farm hand fled, and a posse hunts for the unnamed killer while the distressed community seeks answers.
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United Press
Wickatunnk
N. J
Willam Shepard
Jeanie Bendy
Mattawan
Furto Buui
Fred
Shepard
Examinations Held Today At Heh School Building
Examinations proceeded this morning at the Biturlay school building for teachers in public schools. The teachers' committee also examined permanent cert candidates. This ends the yearly examinations by Superintendent Kimes, allowing the board to consider teachers for the next term at the upcoming meeting.
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Heh
Biturlay
Kimes
Baard ‘of
Plan to avert strike at Republic Iron and Steel firms
A nine member committee, after two days in Youngstown, reviews a plan with wage scale markers and a working agreement to prevent a strike. If no agreement by June 9, mills may shut down. The committee's latest report is due next Monday.
Special Service at Vitus Church Masses Planned
Four masses will be held at RL Vitus Church on Sunday. Rev. Puthes DeMita will be pastor. Services are at 5 00 p m and 7 30 p m with morning and late morning options at 10 20 a m and 2 00 p m. Special prayers will be offered and the city is expected to attend.
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Vitus
Puthes DeMita
Speciak Seryine
Whalen to preach at Second Baptist Church Sunday
Pastor J. Whalen of the First Baptist church will preach at 4 pm Sunday at the Second Baptist Church on Green Street in a special service. In other news, the young daughter of Mrs Catharind Knrteks of Youngstown was badly injured yesterday after a savage dog attack.
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Ur U J. Whalen
Green Street
Artist destroys valued work not meeting standard
A damaged account describes an artist destroying a Monet tied piece valued at 106000 after failures to meet exhibition standards. The narrative notes tension over restoration and price, with critics questioning the piece's continued display and the artist's justification for the act.
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