Quimby Case To Be Argued Before Court
The Quimby case and a long list of motions for new trials and judgments were set for next week in the court at New Castle. Several cases involve exceptions to reports, open judgments, and affidavits of defense, with banks and trusts represented by various attorneys. Commonwealth vs Thomas J. Shearer also appears on the docket.
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New Wiluington Junction
Hamilton
Forest
Wayne Township
John H. Preston
David C. Wallace
Michael Hartzel
Allegheny
Robert Haggerty
Samuel M. Haggerty
J. R. Haggerty
H. A. Isaacs
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
Monogahela Trust
Company
Scott Paisley
Hays National Bank
Kearney J. Hendricks
Glenn Manufacturing Co
First National Bank of New Castle
J. S. Kaufman
F. B. Vennum
W. R. McKee
Edward O'Brien
Hugh Graham
Bertha Graham
Elizabeth Grigsby
Edward H. Elliott
Irg
Amelia Biehl
Ty of
New Castle
West Washington Street
City of New Castle
Gardner Avenue
City of
Isaac J. Wallace
Richard FP. Dana
Commonwealth
Thomas J. Shearer
Danbury High School Demonstration Turns Swoon Into Lesson
Dr D C Brown was explaining methods of restoring a fainting person when a student suddenly collapsed in the Danbury Connecticut high school hall. The physician paused his talk and gave a practical illustration of the subject to the audience.
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D. C. Brown
Danbury
Conn
Gathering Galax Leaves for Florists in Maryland
Galax leaves gathered in mountains of Maryland are sold in Mount Airy for 25 cents per 3000 leaves. Batches come in bundles of 25 and are collected by women and children who earn about one to one fifty dollars daily.
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Mount Airy
Maryland
London cabman refuses onion gag with old lady
An elderly woman in London asks a cab driver to take her to Trafalgar Square. The driver declines and quips that he cannot and would not even if he could, and vows to swill onions the next time she wants to eat.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Election Humor From Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben comments that Tallus is friendly to all candidates and would consider regretting his choice after one candidate serves, reflecting humorous voter indecision and local political feelings.
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Tallus
Eben
Class of 1908 to Receive Diplomas Tonight
The high school class of 1908 will be awarded diplomas Friday evening after completing the four year course. Seventeen plan to attend colleges or universities next year, with six women already at Slippery Rock Normal school and ten aiming to become supernumeraries in local schools. Several students have chosen Eber Cook at Lehigh, James Lamoree and Carnegie Tech, and others seek schools such as Wilson College, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, Oberlin, Westminster, Bucknell, and more.
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Slippery Rock Normal School
Edna Watson
Lillian Davis
Margaret Alexander
Grace Kissinger
Anna Moore
Edith Pangratz
Orin Cunningham
Lillian Jackson
Harry McKee
John Thompson
Alexander Williams
John Alexander
Perry Gaston
John Norris
Eber Cook
Lehigh University
Woah Elliott
Carnegie Tech
Edith Ingham
Wilson College
James Lamoree
Joseph Norris
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Robinson
Harvard University
Bertha Rhodes
Oberlin
Westminster
Claude Sankey
Buckell
Man Hurt in Bicycle Crash on North Mill Street
George Dudley of Long Avenue remained partially conscious after colliding with seven year old George Martin while coasting a bicycle on North Mill Street near Grant. Dudley, worker for Fisher Brothers Florists, was knocked unconscious and treated at a nearby house, recovering enough to return home within an hour. The boy was upset but uninjured and feared to have lasting effects from the accident.
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George Dudley
Long Avenue
North Mill Street
Grant
Dudley
Fisher Brothers, Florists
Thomas H. Falls
George Martin
Martin
Safe Blower May Get Light Sentence
Judge E. E. Roberts of Warren heard John Kessler of Toledo found guilty of safe blowing in Hubbard. Kessler was urged to tell the truth about his companions and was given a day to confess, possibly earning a lighter sentence.
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E. E. Roberts
Warren
John Kessler
Toledo
Hubbard
Masury Son Found Serving in Philippine Army
George Masury of Masury Ohio, a powder manufacturer, had searched for his son Fred for over a year. Fred, a bugler in the U S Army, enlisted in Youngstown and was sent to the Philippines. He wrote his father he has two years to serve and plans to return, while Masury had remarried Mrs. James Corbett.
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George Masury
New Castle and
Sharon
Hubbard and
Cleveland Lenn
Pinkertons
Fred Masury
Masury, C
New Castle
United States Army
Philippines
Masury
Youngstown
Manila
James Corbett
Jim Corbett
Notable Visitors and Upcoming Events Highlight New Wilmington
NEW WILMINGTON residents welcome Rev W M Barr from Lackawannock and Crawfordsville visitors Rev Gardner Robertson and party. Local residents return from trips to McKeesport Slippery Rock Tougaloo and Cuaase City. Evangelist Billy Sunday may speak here soon. June 4 brings a 100-horse purchase event at Hotel McCreary. Morning Sun pastor J H Spencer and elder M R Wilsoy head to the United Presbyterian assembly in Pittsburg.
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W. M. Barr
Lackawannock
Paul H. Scholler
McKeesport
Retta Bryan
Florence Hutchinson
Slippery Rock
Nettie Alexander
Cuaase City
Thyne Institute
Gardner Robertson
Crawfordsville
Hazel Bennett
Tougaloo
Evangelist Billy Sunday
New Wilmington
Hotel McCreary
J. H. Spencer
Morning Sun
M. R. Wilsoy
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Lingerie Waists Offered From One to Ten Dollars
Various waists in striped batiste dimity plain linen hand embroidered linen white lawn and fancy lingerie styles priced from 1.00 to 10.00. Readable catalog line notes affordable options for women’s undergarments and summer attire.
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Batiste
Wash Skirts Feature Inexpensive New Line
The advertisement promotes Wash Skirts at $1.00 with two styles, full gored and full pleated, trimmed with folds in White Indian Head. Other Wash Skirts priced $1.75 to $2.00 and up, offered in striped effects, plain colors, and linen varieties across all styles and prices.
Summer Dresses and Lingerie Styles with Prices
Listing of summer dresses including lawn and batiste jumper dresses from $2.50, lingerie and lawn dresses from $4.75, percale shirt waist suits at $3.75, and two piece dresses from $6.75 to $35 in various fabrics and colors.
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Lawn
Summer novelty coat suits in multiple colors
In new summer novelty goods, striped blue and white brown and white or black and white coats with plain colors plain linens and pure linen coat suits priced from 6 50 up to 15 dollars.
Bargain Tables Highlight Hosiery and Summer Silks
A table of children's hosiery priced at 35c and 50c is offered for 25c, alongside a table of summer silks advertised at bargain prices. The brief notice promotes these discounted fabric and apparel items for shoppers seeking value.
Park Theatre Opens Tonight with Moving Pictures
Park Theatre debuts tonight as a popular show house on the Diamond district opening with moving pictures and illustrated songs performed by Baxter Patterson.
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House On the Diamond
Baxter Patterson
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted as Cure
A Parsons Kansas woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after two years of severe feminine illnesses. The ad-style testimonial touts the product as a standard remedy for female ailments and offers free letters of advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mattie Copenhaver
21St St
Parsons, Kans
Joe E. Pinkam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oxford Affair Farce Repeats Tonight at YWCA Assembly
The YWCA presents the Oxford Affair farce again this evening in the assembly room after a successful run last week. Proceeds fund a delegate’s trip to Silver Boy this summer with cast members including Mrs Jack Oxford Grace Cook Miss Margaret Oxford Mary Morgan Dorothy Horne Mae Brown Phyllis Ashton Myrtle Hughes Mrs Zachariah Barnstable Anna Sturgeon Sophronia Price Bertha Houston Ellen Sue Cramer Hazel Wilson.
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Oxford
Silver Boy
Jack Oxford
Grace Cook
Margaret Oxford
Mary Morgan
Dorothy Horne
Mae Brown
Phyllis Ashton
Myrtle Hughes
Zachariah Barnstable
Anna Sturgeon
Sophronia Price
Bertha Houston
Ellen
Sue Cramer
Mary
Hazel Wilson
Reverend Sunday aims to confront critic in street feud
The Rev Billy Sunday says he is being misrepresented by a local lobster owner and vows to expose the liar. He warns he will make the offender look like 30 cents and will confront him publicly if they cross paths, risking a potential fine.
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Billy Sunday
Sharon
Closeout on ladies suits at The Outlet Co
The Outlet Co at the Y M C A Building Corné's store on the Diamond offers limited quantities of up to 50 ladies suits in Prince Chap, Eton styles, Panama and Chiffon Panama made up. Prices drop from 9.98 to 5.98 with one per customer. Sale runs Friday between 8 and 4. Dealers not accepted.
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Prince Cnap
Panama
Chiffon
Outlet Co
Corné's
Diamond
Rock Point Special Train Decoration Day
Train service runs from New Castle at 8 45 a m central time to Rock Point for Decoration Day. Return train leaves Rock Point at 5 30 p m stopping at Mahoningtown both ways.
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Rock Point
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown
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