Centennial Reminiscences Mark Harlandsburg Unity Baptist Church
The Harlandsburg Unity Baptist Church marked its centennial with a Thursday celebration recounting its 1801 origins and growth from 12 members to over 200. The event featured former members, local speakers, a luncheon at McConnell's hall, and a doctrinal sermon by Rev W H McKinney.
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Harlansburg
L. J. Shoemaker
Andrew Nelson
Frederick Ryhal
McConnell's Hall
C. J. Hunt
H. C. Hall
Sharon
J. J. Dean
Joseph Studebaker
Butler County
Unity Choir
W. H. McKinney
Baptist Association
Baseball Craze Grips Chicago Before Key Playoff Games
Chicago fans flood streets and score boards as Cleveland meets the White Sox and Cincinnati faces the Cubs. Anticipation runs high for pennant outcomes, with crowds forming early and theaters screening returns. Weather in Cleveland is fair and cool for the White Sox game at 2 30.
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United Press
Chicago
Cleveland-White Sox
Cincinnati Cubs
White Sox
Cubs
Auditorium Theater
Cleveland
Lajoie
Joss
Walsh
Fielder Jones
Wide Bargain Sale on Woolen Fabrics and Apparel
Saturday and Monday offers feature 54 inch Worsted Suiting at $1.19 yard, 38 inch Novelty checks at 39c, Suprada satin 59c yard, 1244c Brege plaids for children's wear at 12 14c yard, Swiss embroidery 12 14c, remaining lawn waists at 57c, assorted gloves and underwear for men women and children with prices from 25c to $3.50, plus suit prices up to $35.62 and wool blankets to $7.50.
Separate trials for Hains brothers in Annis killing
New York October 2 Captain Peter Hains and his brother T Jenkins Hains will be tried separately for the killing of William E Annis. District Attorney Darrin of Queens plans to seek an indictment against T Jenkins Hains as an accessory before the fact and to place him on trial first around November 9.
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United Press
New York
Peter
Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Darrin
Queens County
Street Car Held Up by Highwaymen
Masked men halted a Steubenville East Liverpool interurban near Wellsville at dawn. They relieved Conductor Charles Brooks of $21 at gunpoint as conductors and motormen on the division now carry revolvers.
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United Press
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Notice
A special meeting is set for tomorrow evening at 8 to arrange attendance at the funeral of District Deputy Thomas C. Reilly of Youngstown. Leo G. Griffith, 36th Grand Knight, issues the notice.
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Thomas C. Reilly
Youngstown
Leo G. Griffith
Ants, Locks, and a Burglar’s Case Knife Lesson
After a burglary at Dr. Bowman’s office, tenants learn how a case knife could defeat a latch. Officers demonstrated the method, prompting George and Charles Greer to propose a tenant schooling on lock use. They emphasize a single key lock and how proper operation prevents forced entry.
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Greer
Dr. Bowman
C. C. Horner
George
Charles Greer
Sargeant
Voiceless Singing Inaugurated By New Thought Cult
New Thought leader Rev Mrs Foote Marsh in Brooklyn declares voice less services where singing is by eye movements only. Choir rehearsals begin immediately with soprano needing extra coaching in eye control. Stereoptical views illustrate songs and only a squint or wink may disrupt harmony.
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New York
Foote Marsh
New Thought
Brooklyn
New Thoughts
Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. C. W. Foulke’s Croton Avenue home for its regular monthly session. A large attendance approved a full program and social hour after, with officers elected: President Mary A. Davidson. Vice Presidents J. E. Keil and J. E. Roberts. Corresponding Secretary B. E. Baer. Recording Secretary Ada Newton. Treasurer C. A. Reed.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
C. W. Foulke
Croton Avenue
Mary A. Davidson
J. EB. Keil
J. E. Roberts
BE. N. Baer
Ada Newton
C. A. Reed
Cruelty Charged in Divorce Case
Edna E. Anderson by attorney James W. Rhodes files for divorce from John A. Anderson on cruel and barbarous treatment. Married December 15, 1899, they lived together until June 1, 1908. Defendant claims he swore at her and beat her, making life intolerable.
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Edna E. Anderson
James W. Rhodes
John A. Anderson
Notice to Water Consumers Prohibits Unpermitted Building Use
Under no circumstances will any water consumer be allowed to let others use city water for building work unless they show a permit stating the exact purpose. The Water Company will suspend service if violated and will not reconnect until costs are paid.
American Fleet Arrives in Manila Under Sperry Command
Rear Admiral Sperry reports arrival of the U S battle fleet at Cavite after a long voyage. Sixteen battleships sail in squadron and division, with the fleet tender Yankton the repair ship Panther and the refrigerator Glacier arriving yesterday. The Culgoa struck by storm and the Ajax, first ship to suffer an accident, remains at Melbourne after a collision with a British merchant vessel.
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United Press
Washington
Sperry
Cavite
Navy Department
Yankton
Panther
Glacier
Culgoa
Ajax
Melbourne
Manila
Nick Will Stamp This State in Pittsburgh Meeting
Chairman Andrews of the Republican state committee has arranged a slate of national speakers. Vice President Fairbanks and former Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw will speak, with Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio and Senator Julius Caesar Burrows of Michigan addressing the October 6 Pittsburgh gathering.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Andrews
Republican State Committee
Fairbanks
Two Youngstown Firemen Killed in Blaze
Fire in a basement store in Youngstown trapped and killed Assistant Chief Thomas C. Reilly and Captain Charles Vaughan. Several other firefighters were injured while rescuing colleagues as flames surged through Cosel Clothing, Knox ten cent store, and related businesses. Chief Frank J. Connery travels to assist and console, while Chief William Loller recovers from smoke inhalation.
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Dennis Murphy
James Dunn
Loller
Cosel
Cosel Clothing Company
Knox Fire
Frank J. Connery
Thomas C. Reilly
Charles Vaughan
Youngstown
Connery
William Loller
New Castle
Sherman Tries Hunyadi For Apollinaris at Rally
At a Wilkes Barre Republican clubs convention James S Sherman asked for mineral water during his speech. The chairman sent a worker to fetch Apollinaris but the clerk misnamed it as Hunyadi. Sherman drank from a pitcher and the crowd remained amused.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Conference on Schools for the Adult Foreigners
Rev D M Cleland of New Wilmington superintendent of schools for foreigners in this district arrived in New Castle to finalize plans for a conference at the Y M C A next Monday afternoon and evening Miss Mary McKee of Butler renowned speaker will join the afternoon program C Hale Sipes Lyndora schools dean will speak in the morning and Attorney Levi M Wise Butler board president will close the evening with remarks The Butler board has helped enroll over 400 foreigners in local schools
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D. M. Cleland
New Wilmington
New Castle
Mary McKee
Butler
C. Hale Sipes
Lyndora Schools
Levi M. Wise
Rally Day at Central Christian Church
Next Sunday marks rally day in the Sunday school at Central Christian Church. The superintendent, the pastor, and others have organized activities for a successful day and many are expected. The pastor will preach at the regular morning service on The Value of the Sunday School.
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Central Christian Church
Ring dispute leads to larceny charge against friend
Ida Rodgers claims she gave a ring to Harry Welsh in friendship over a year ago and has had him arrested for larceny by a batter. Welsh faces a hearing before Alderman Crabill tonight.
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Harry Welsh
Ida Rodgers
Welsh
Alderman Crabill
Rival Ambassadors Stir London Quiet Over London Post
Rumors claim a rift between American ambassadors Henry White in Paris and Whitlaw Reid in London. White supposedly eyes the Court of St James’s post as Reid’s four year tenure nears its end. Reid enjoys London but fears a change with a new administration.
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United Press
London
Whitlaw Reid
England
Henry White
Paris
Ambassador White
Court of St. James
Mr. Reid
Mr. White
Berlin
Italy
France
Reid
White
Nettles Reid
Lawrence County teachers institute to begin October 12
County Superintendent W. L. Gilmore will issue programs for the sixty eighth annual Lawrence county teachers institute. Sessions start October 12 at the Central Presbyterian church with about 199 teachers from outside New Castle and 160 in city schools. Instructor Jonathan Rigdon from Winona State Normal school Indiana will speak on Grammar. Prof. W. H. Young will serve as musical director.
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W. L. Gilmore
Institute of
Lawrence County
Central Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Jonathan Rigdon
Winona State Normal School
Indiana
W. H. Young
State convention opens at Sharon
Many delegates from this city and vicinity are present at the state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, which opened on Thursday night with 300 delegates present. The first meeting was a reception with addresses, and the first business session was held Friday morning with reports given.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hunger Among 13000 Chicago School Children
Chicago officials study hunger among 15000 pupils daily. A report by Superintendent Bodine cites 5000 go without breakfast and 10000 are constantly hungry. Board eyes lunch counters as a solution, estimating 30000 for a year to feed the pupils.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of
Bodine
Rev Alexander Mann Chosen Episcopal Bishop of Washington
The Rev Alexander Mann D D of Trinkity church Boston has been chosen Episcopal bishop of Washington to succeed the late Bishop Satterlee. The election occurred last night at a specially convened session of the diocesan convention.
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Washington
Alexander Mann
D.D
Trinkity Church
Boston
Episcopal
Bishop Satterlee
Evans City to Play Zelienople Saturday in Key Contest
Evans City and Zelienople meet at Zelienople ball park Saturday in a sixth game of the series. Both teams are strengthening up for the pivotal clash and a great contest is assured.
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Zelienople Ball Park
Evans City
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