Eighteenth Annual Missionary Meeting at Epworth Church
The eighteenth annual convention of the Women s Home Missionary Society for the New Castle district met at Epworth church with district president Mrs C W Foulke presiding. Sessions featured devotionals, talks on temperance and our frontier interests, reports from auxiliaries, and discussions on child welfare and U P work.
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Women's Home Missionary Society of
New Castle District
M. EF. Church
Epworth
New Castle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth Church
C. W. Foulke
Cardena Roberts
A Rich
C. Foulke
T. W. Douglas
F. F. Smith
G. W. Moody
Responsive Service
U. P. Work
J. D. Stark
de Ent
Bessie Green
Nannie Grace
Poppino
Nate Straus Fights Broker in Fifth Avenue Incident
Edward Wasserman of Wasserman Brothers reports a blow to the eye and a bruised cheek after a collision with Nathan Straus during a heated political argument. Wasserman says the dispute stemmed from a letter about Roosevelt and Straus's cabinet relative. Straus declined to comment.
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New York
Edward Wasserman
Stock Exchange
Wasserman Brothers
Nathan Straus
Fifth Avenue
Wasserman
Straus
Roosevelt
Straws
Elkins seeks quick answer on Katherine Elkins marriage
Senator Stephen B. Elkins of Ellkins West Virginia aims to end public speculation over his daughter Katherine Elkins marriage to the Duke of Abruzzi by pressing the Dowager Queen for a definite decision. Friends say he plans to make the royal family decide promptly to soften the queen dowager’s opposition.
Taft Victory Seen End to War on Money Says Day
Syracuse University Chancellor Day and family depart on a world tour aboard the Cretic after declaring Taft’s election would end the war on money. He asserts most Americans oppose attacks on corporate capital and notes Tuesday’s vote as evidence. He questions Taft’s criticism of Rockefeller, calling it demagoguery.
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Day
Taft
United Press
New York
Syracuse University
Dr. Day
Rockefeller
Republican Club May Attend the Taft Inaugural
A notice signed by the president of the Young Men's Republican club says members should arrange to attend Taft's inaugural in Washington on March 4. It is probable many club members will travel for the event.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Alderman Ranney
Taft
Washington
Mt Jackson man injures foot during barn construction
Frank Paden mashed one foot badly while working at logging in his new barn, now under erection, with carpenters already beginning work on the structure.
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Frank Paden
Honus Wagner to Enter Circus Venture with Wagner Brothers
Pittsburg newspaper notes Honus Wagner famed shortstop plans a spring entry into show business as one of the owners of Wagner Brothers Circus. The venture, with Al and Luke Wagner, seeks a $75,000 capital and a New Jersey charter, with lawyers Presley and Nesbit handling the filing. It remains unclear if Wagner will leave baseball to run the circus.
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Pittsburg
Honus” Wagner
Wagner Brothers
Horus
Luke
Presley and
Nesbit
Carnegie
New Jersey
Hearst Editor Attacks Bryan and Taft at Dinner
Arthur Bris bane editor of Hearst's New York Journal railed at Bryan and defended Taft during a Delmonico's dinner. He urged the 79,000,000 Americans not yet millionaires to demand principled papers and oppose Bryan, while Rockefeller and Depew offered sharp remarks.
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New York
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
New York Journal
Filcr
Lord Northcliffe
Delmonico’s
Taft
Dsea
Bryan
Tour
Brishire
Lam
1 Rockeeller
Depew
War Department Shakes Up Fort Hamilton Post
New York November 6 The War Department orders a major shake-up at Fort Hamilton removing commanding officers and the post band. The upheaval follows scandal involving Mrs. P. J. Hains and W. E. Annis and reports of Bacchanalian letters attributed to Mrs. Hains. Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow is transferred to Cape Fennce and other officers reassigned.
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New York
Fort Hamilton
P. J. Hains
W. E. Annis
War Department
Pope Tin Mill to Resume Full Operations in Steubenville
The Pope tin mill at Steubenville will resume in full on Monday morning November 9. Notices were posted at the mill yesterday. Previously only five of the 12 mills operated in recent weeks, after a four week shutdown. workers had been employed two days a week at most.
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Pope
Steubenville
McCleary Elected Superintendent of Kan. City Schools
Thomas G. McCleary son of Mr and Mrs S E McCleary of Willard Avenue has been chosen superintendent of the city schools of Kan. Pa. He formerly taught in Pittsburg schools and recently worked in the insurance business. His wife and their child are visiting relatives prior to their move to Kane.
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Thomas G. McCleary
S. E. McCleary
Willard Avenue
Kan
McCleary
Pittsburg
Cleary
Kane
Beaver Falls Industry Resumes Full Operation
Beaver Falls Pa November 6 The saw works of Emerson Smith & Co have resumed full operation after idle periods Two extra gangs were put to work on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad bridge over the Ohio River at Beaver
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Beaver Falls
Emerson Smith & Co
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Ohio River
Beaver
Marriage Licenses and Local Fire Fatalities Reported
The notices list multiple marriage licenses including Den Carson Lindley and Susanna McConahy in New Castle, Abraham Gerber in Pittsburgh, Thomas J. Drake in Volant, Maria Graham in Volant, William Harvey in Sharou ide, and Bernette Sharon The condition of Emma Craig of South Mill Street shows improvement after a serious 10 day illness. In Stephensville Texas a lamp explosion caused a fatal house fire killing Mrs Bogie, her seven year old grandson, and a one year old infant.
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den Carson Lindley
New Castle
Susanna McConahy
Abraham Gerber
Pittsbursh
Alees New Castle
Thomas J. Drake
Volant Maria Graham
Volant Willam
Harvey
Sharou Ide
Mi Bernette
Ese Ines Sharon
Emma Craig
South Mill Street
Stephensville
Tex
Col. L. J. Bogie
New Season Ladies Suits at Deep Sale Prices
Wide selection of fashionable ladies suits in popular colors and fabrics. Coats 30 to 40 inches with flared or plaited skirts, all satin lined, originally priced 13.50 to 20.00, now on sale from 9.90 to 19.50, featuring broadcloths worsteds and novelty stripes with guaranteed satin linings.
Coats at 5.60 in Novelty and Castor Lots
Misses and ladies coats in novelty cloths and black kerseys with braid trim. A special lot of plain Castor coats, some satin lined, previously 6.98 and 10 dollars, now sale price 5.00.
Coats Offered at Sale Price Nine Fifty
A special lot of Ladies' Coats in broadcloth appears in black blue red and castor with satin lining options. Box fitted and semi fitted styles are priced at 9.50 with higher original tags of 13.50 and 15.00.
Coats and Children's Wear at Sale Prices
Handsome broadcloth coats in Princess styles and rever collars priced at 15.00, with former values 17.50 to 25.00. Also coats up to 25.00 and a grand selection of children’s bearskin and broadcloth coats from ages 2 to 6 at 1.98 to 5.00. Misses coats for 6 to 14 years from 2.98 to 10.00. Bonnets and caps for children in bearskin and felt at various low prices. white bearskin hats sale 59c.
More Dress Goods Bargains Offer Time Limited Deals
A newspaper advertisement lists sale prices on dress fabrics and accessories including Cotton Henrietta and Plaids at 12 1/4 yd, Waistings 15c yd, Panamas 97c, and 69c to 97c sale prices on various fabrics. Glove and mitten bargains feature Kid Gloves at 2.48, 1.98, and 50c for Boys and Girls styles. Blankets and domestics further reduced with multiple 4c to 39c items and 59c sheets.
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Coloy
Aaron Gingham
Xmas Fur Gifts Sale With Wide Ranges In Stock
Fur shop offers French sable Scarfs and collars from 98c to 7.50, River Mink items 2.98 to 8.50, Isabella opossum 3.98 to 8.50, Grey Squirrel 2.98 to 12.50, Blend Squirrel 3.98 to 20, Isabella Fox sets 19.50 to 27.50, Blue Wolf 19.50, Red Fox 29.50, Black sable lynx set 12.98, Black Lynx collars 9.50 to 35.00, Black Lynx sets 19.50 to 67.50, Jap Mink 6.98 to 16.50, Natural Mink 15 to 29.50. Children's sets 0.98 to 6.98, Misses 3.98 to 10.00. Saturday special Isabella Opossum set 56 inch throw and pillow muff 3.9?0.
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Isabella Fox
Blue Wolf
Red Fox
Bargain Hosiery and Underwear Sale Listing
More Hosiery and Underwear sale items include Ladies Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants at 19c, Men's heavy underwear 39c, Grand Hosiery 7c black cotton hose, Children ribbed hose 9c, Ladies black cotton hose 19c, silk lisle hose three for 1.00, gingham aprons 19c, Madras aprons 29c. Included are sale prices and regular values.
Marriage of Andrew Moreland to Clara Boyle Hancock
News leak reports the Washington wedding of Andrew McLain Moreland a Carnegie partner to Mrs Clara Boyle Hancock divorced wife of Lieut Hancock. After the ceremony the couple sailed for Europe for the winter. Hancock is Moreland’s third wife, he has been a widower twice. Coliseum refined vaudeville.
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Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Andrew McLain Moreland
Andrew Carnegie
Clara Boyle Nancock
Hancock
Europe
Moreland
Return judges find many voters voting straight ticket in error
The return judges appointed to count the vote cast at Tuesday election report many voters marked an X in the space above the presidential electors and did not vote elsewhere, apparently attempting a straight ticket. Counting will extend into tomorrow. Coliseum. Four Sullivan Brothers.
Three Men Released From Jail After Serving Sentences
Joseph Hittenberger Victor Kussler and John Hamilton were released from jail Thursday evening after serving their sentences. Hittenberger had been convicted of embezzling from Lawrence Savings and Trust Company and received four months Hamilton completed 100 days for carrying converted weapons and Kussler served several weeks for desertion and pension support. Miss Isabelie Steel of New Brighton is visiting Mrs KR H De Aa man of Spruce Street.
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Joseph Hittenberger
Victor Kussler
John Hamilton
Hittenberger
Lawrence Savings and Trust Comany
Hamilton
Kussler
Isabelie Steel
New Brighton
KR. H. de Aaman
Spruce Street
Fire Escapes Tested at High School Drill
Principal George A. Dickson observed a fire drill at the high school using the new fire escapes. Students descended smoothly except for a few timid girls who were coaxed to try it. no record times were set during today’s test.
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George A. Dickson
City of New Castle Water Company Permit Notice
Builders and masons must obtain a written permit from the Water Company to use city water for building purposes. The city will prosecute any use without a permit to the fullest extent of the law.
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Wate Company
City OF
New Castle
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Annual Missionary Meeting
Nate Straus
Broker Black Eye
Wall Street
Papa Elkins
Republican Club
MT. Jackson
W. H. Dunlap
Court Streey
Bell Phone
Honus
Wagner
Barnum
Thos. G. M’cleary
Supt. OF Schools
Coats
Childrens Coats
Henrietta
Panama
Isabella Opossum
Andy Moreland
Coliseum
Sullivan Brothers
Coo
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