Malta Steamer Sardinia Burns In Harbor Fire Death Toll Rising
United Press reports the steamer Sardinia burns near Valletta after leaving Malta for Alexandria. About 75 bodies recovered by 6 pm and officials fear a large death toll as passengers and crew, including whites from Liverpool, are feared missing or drowned. Fire caused by cargo ignition. cause under investigation. Survivors are being searched for by harbor tugs and salvage vessels.
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United Press
Valetta
Isle of Malta
Liverpool
Sardinia
Malta
Alexandria
Admiralty
News Force to Publish Tomorrow’s Edition About Le
A fragmentary notice describes the News force preparing to publish Friday with plans to include coverage of Le. It hints at a social gathering featuring turkey mince pie doughuts side dishes and neighbors bringing items. The piece suggests newspaper staff may take a day off to eat and enjoy the occasion.
Hospital ship Relief safe as typhoon storms en route to Manila
The hospital ship Relief, after surviving a fierce gale off Guam that damaged her engines, caught fire briefly in the hold but secured repairs. She is proceeding to Manila under her own steam and was expected to reach the harbor at Luzon tonight or tomorrow, according to United Press dispatches.
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United Press
Manila
Relief
Guam
Luzon
Free Trade Plan With Philippines Sees Congressional Support
Washington November 25 United Press reports the war department expects Congress to adopt a free trade plan with the Philippines allowing 400 tons of goods and 150000000 cigars annually. Secretary Wright says an agreement with sugar and tobacco interests may ease opposition. Adoption would boost Philippine industry.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Congress
Wright
Philippines
Walter D Clarke Returns Home From Markelton Illness
Local friends learn Walter D Clarke of a city has improved after months of illness. He was treated in a Pittsburg hospital and at Markelton sanitarium, where he recovered before returning home on North Jefferson Street with his niece Miss Mary Clarke.
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Walter D.clarke
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Markelton
Mary Clarke
Relief Work In Tornado's Wake In Arkansas
Relief work moves through western Arkansas after Monday night tornado. Special trains carry food and medical supplies to damaged towns. Fatalities reach 20 with about 50 seriously hurt as property damage tops 1.5 million dollars.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Warships Likely to Be Sent to Hayti Crisis
Washington reports the growing Hayti revolution may trigger orders to dispatch an American warship for protection of foreign and American interests. The cruisers Des Moines and Tacoma lie at Guantanamo within twenty four hours sail of the troubled region.
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United Press
Washington
Des Moines
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Across the East and South
Washington November 25 The weather bureau predicts Thanksgiving day will be cloudy and unsettled in the east and south with continued swarm weather east of the Rocky Mountains.
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United Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
James Deskin Hurls Threat At Tidball In Council Session
James Deskin former lieutenant of police hurled a threat at Policeman Charles Tidball as he left the council chamber after a three cornered talk fest with Tidball and McCarthy. The investigative committee heard Deskin Tidball and McCarthy testify amid wrangling with frequent calls of liar. The session ended with the committee expected to report tonight on findings including a puzzling tie to County Detective Creighton G Logan.
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James Deskin
Charles Tidball
Deskin
Tidball
McCarthy
Councils
Creighton G. Logan
Francis Crane
Francis
Fred Clark
Charles Kelly
Daddy-in-law bit finger claim shocks Falls resident
Joseph Waller of Falls Street appeared before Alderman C. W. Ranney to enter bail for a hearing on two charges of assault and battery. Annie Waller and Edna Sanders testified alleging a home rumpus in which Edna claimed Waller bit her finger. The alderman set a hearing for Saturday.
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Joseph Waller
Falls’ Street
C. W. Ranney
Annie Waller
Edna Sanders
Edna
Waller
Mrs Annis Gives Trophy To Bayside Yacht Club
Mrs William E Annis widow of a man slain by Captain Peter C Hains presented the Bayside Yacht Club with a magnificent moose head trophy from one of Annis late Maine hunting trips The donor was a popular club member and was killed during a regatta landing last August at the club float in New York.
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United Press
New York
William E. Annis
Péter C. Hains
Bayside Yacht’ Club
Annis
Maine
News on Sheatz opposition to Penrose shocks state papers
The anti-Penrose movement aims to replace Penrose with John O. Sneatz as U.S. senator. Western legislators led by New Castle figures, including Walter Reynolds Ira McJunkin Wein gartner and Wallace, push petitions and meetings from Butler to Beaver. Major papers across Pennsylvania cover the plan as a top front story with mixed editorials.
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Pennsylvania
John O. Sneatz
United States
Boles Penrose
New Castle
Walter S. Reynolds
Butler
Greenville
Sharon
Beaver
Ira McJunkin
Harrisburg
Butler County
Reynolds
Weingartner
Wallace
Pittsburg
Penrose Organization
Ernest Acheson
Sheatz
Penrose
Ernest F. Acheson
Washington County
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Acheson
Washington
Lawrence
Presbytery to Meet Friday Over Dismissals and Realignments
Shenango presbytery will meet Friday at 10 o clock in Central Presbyterian church to dismiss pastors joining Beaver presbytery. Six Shenango churches are moved to Beaver including Beaver Falls and New Brighton. A petition to join Mercer County churches to Shenango may be considered and Rev Noetling seeks release from Unity church Greenfield. Rev A J McCartney of Sharon to preside.
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Presbytery
Beaver
Presbyterian Church
Shenango
Central Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
William Parsons
New Brighton
T. W. Swan
He.m. Potter
The
Unity Church
Greenfield
Mercer County
A. J. McCartney
Sharon
Eloquent Negro Preacher to Speak at Central Presbyterian
Rev Joseph W Holley D D principal of Albany Bible and Manual Training Institute for Loved Youths will address the Central Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening December 2 He is a Lincoln University graduate noted for uplifting the negro race in Georgia and will share a compelling story on southern conditions Also Philadelphia businessman O LeForrest Perry may attend.
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Joseph W. Holley
D. D
Central Presbyterian Church
A. R. McCormick
Holley
Albany (Ga
Ible
Lincoln University
Georgia
Death at cement works prompts burial plans
Frank Maley aged 25 died from injuries at the Shenango Valley cement works. He will be buried Thursday from St. Vitus church with high mass at 8 30 by Father DeMita. Interment follows in St. Vitus cemetery. His wife lives in Italy and two brothers Jesse and Henry reside in this city. Maley lived at 16 Duquesne street with his brothers.
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Frank Maley
Shenango Valley Hospital
St. Vitus’ Church
Father DeMita
St. Vitus’ Cemetery
Italy
Jesse
Henry
Maley
Duquesne Street
Loyalist Riots Flare in Lisbon During King Manuel’s Narrow Escape
In Lisbon on November 25 a loyalist demonstration turned violent as Republicans attacked the royal procession. King Manuel, in field marshal attire, rode in an open carriage and ordered a cavalry charge to break through. Cavalry and infantry units cleared streets after heavy fighting and wide arrests followed.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Ganic
Bank Vault Robbery Near Towanda Nets $3000
Robbers blew the vault of the State Bank at Towanda near Eldorado Kansas and escaped with 3000 dollars. A hand car was used for the getaway and posses are in pursuit toward Wichita.
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United Press
Eldorado
Kan
Towanda
Hereay
Wichita
Bad Boys Settle Malicious Mischief Case
John Philips Cliff Davis Joseph Dozna and Arthur Osken settled the case of malicious mischief before Alderman W H Crabill by paying damages and costs incurred in the matter last night.
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John Philips
Cliff Davis
Joseph Dozna
Arthur Osken
W. H. Crabill
Death Record for Mrs. Alex Oakes and Frank Maley
Mrs. Alex Oakes aged 56 of 210 Green Street is noted in a death record. Also listed is Frank Maley aged 25 of 16 Duquesne Street with Indianapolis as the location associated.
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Alex Oakes
Green Street
S. I.connor
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Maley
Duquesne i Street
Author of The Wolf announces engagement to actress Charlotte Walker
New York November 25. The Morning Telegraph, Rialto organ, reports Eugene Walter of Cleveland is engaged to Miss Charlotte Walker, actress and former leading woman for James K Hackett. Walter, famed for Paid in Full, plans marriage after The Easiest Way premiere and says they will travel abroad. Belasco reportedly changes plans to star Walker, prompting a possible business break with Walter and managers.
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United Press
New York
Morning Telegraph
Rialto
Charlotte Walker
Eugene Walter
Cleveland
Walter
Bryant Park
Ansonia
James K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
Miss Walker
Davis Belasco
Belasco
Husband Jumps Wife in Domestic Dispute Trial
Mrs. Christina Foutz accused Louis Foutz of assault and battery and attempting to kill her. He was found guilty of assault and battery with fines and costs totaling 19.50 and discharged on the peace charge after police involvement and conflicting accounts of a shooting incident.
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Christina Foutz
Louis Foutz
Mayne
Foutz
Contested Will Case Postponed in Wellar Estate
The hearing for the Augustus Wellar will from Slipperyrock township was postponed to December 4 before Register and Recorder Eakin. The will reportedly burned in a fire at G. J. Boak’s, and parties aim to reconstruct contents from the scribe’s notes.
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Augustus Wellar
Slipperyrock Township
Eakin
G. J. Boak
Wellar
Sheriff Seizes Household Goods of James M Thompson
Sheriff Waddington has seized the household goods of James M Thompson at 314 West North Street on an execution for 59.80 issued by H Joseph Schwartz. The sale is scheduled for Wednesday December 2.
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Waddington
James M. Thompson
West North Street
H. Joseph Schwartz
Thanksgiving Baskets Prepared for City Poor
Volunteers of America under Captain Herbert Young organize over 360 food baskets plus meat and produce for the worthy poor. Tickets bearing recipient names guide distribution on Thanksgiving morning at the Volunteers’ headquarters on East Washington Street. Clothing donations, sorted for men women and children, will be issued later to ease winter distress.
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Herbert Young
The
Volunteers of America
Captain Young
East
Washington Street
Captain Youngs
Letters Granted in Four Estates
Letters testamentary in the estate of the late Jacob Rummel have been granted to his son in law Rev Henry Madtes. Letters testamentary in the estate of Barbara Genkinger have been granted to Jacob F and Lewis Genkinger. Letters of administration in the estate of the late Nancy Walsh have been granted to William Walsh. Letters of administration in the estate of the late Thomas M Hekles have been granted to his wife Jennie C Walsh.
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Jacob Rummel
Henry Madtes
Barbara Genkinger
Jacob F
Lewis Genkinger
Nancy Walsh
William Walsh
Thomas M. Hekles
Ellwood City
Jennie C. Walsh
Italian steamer Elsa strikes battleship Pisa at anchor
The Italian steamer Elsa rammed the battleship Pisa while at anchor at Leghorn causing damage below the water line. Pisa is being towed to Spezia for dry docking for examination. Elsa sustained heavy bow damage.
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United Press
Leghorn
Elsa
Pisa
Spezia
Unveiling of Sheridan Statue in Washington Ceremony
A large national ceremony in Washington marks the unveiling of General Phil Sheridan’s bronze statue. President Roosevelt delivers the principal address with War Secretary Wright and General Bell in attendance as a parade of military units passes before the nation’s leaders.
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Washington
P. H. Sheridan, Jr
Phil.” Sheridan
Wright
District National Guard
Marine Band
J. Franklin Bell
Roosevelt
Horace Porter
New York
D. J. O'Connell
Catholic University of America
Alfred Harding
Episcopal
Cafeteria Closure at YWCA for Thanksgiving Day
The cafeteria of the Young Women's Christian Association will be closed all day Thursday for Thanksgiving. This is the second closure since opening last May, the first being on the Fourth of July.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Count Boni's Counsel Accuses Princess De Cagan in Legal Fight
In Paris court Count Boni's lawyer accuses Princess De Cagan of moral improprieties tied to Anna Gould's marriage to De Sagan. He seeks custody of Boni's children and a 30,000 franc annual pension, alleging infidelities, separations, and financial entanglements involving Sagan and an alleged mistress, with claims of danger to the children.
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United Press
Paris
Princess de Cagan
Cuntess de Castellane
Anna Gould
Maitre Bonnet
Count Boni
Bonnet
Anna
Sagan
Italy
Chateau Marais
de Sagan
America
Tress
Nter
Soetine Devo
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