Tucker Likely Will Be Court-Martialed
United Press reports William F. Tucker paymaster U S A was arrested in Decatur Illinois on a charge of deserting his wife daughter of the late General John A Logan. Court-martial for conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman expected if convicted. He is en route to Hot Springs Arkansas for Brights disease treatment. Mrs Logan and Mrs Tucker say the daughter has not sued for divorce.
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United Press
Washington
William F. Tucker
Decatur
Ill
John A. Logan
Thermy
Hot Springs
Ark
Bright
General Hospital
Man Refuses Contact and Support in Domestic Dispute
The husband has avoided all communication with his wife, refused to see her, and has not provided any financial support. Court records indicate that an attorney in Chicago secured his arrest on related grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bomb throws target taxicabs in New York strike tension
A bomb exploded in the enclosure on Fifty seventh street and Eighth avenue where 250 New York Taxicab company cars were stored. Officials call it an attempt by striking chauffeurs to ruin reserves, while strike leaders call it a misguided act or a company ploy to cast strikers as desperate. Another attack occurred on the Victoria hotel area with a large plate glass window shattered by a missile from a passing automobile.
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United Press
New York
Fifty Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Victoria Hotel
Broadway
Twenty-seventh Street
Believed Dr Cook Reaches the Pole After Dash
Reports say Arctic explorer Dr Frederick E Cook likely reached the pole and is returning with a party including Eskimos and many dogs. Letters from spring indicate a start 560 miles south of the pole, with wife in Brooklyn confident and Anthony Fiala expressing belief in Cook's success.
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United Press
Frederick E. Cook
Pole
Cook
Brooklyn
Anthony Fiala
Dr. Cook
New Street Car Line Delayed By Money Market
In Wampum Pennsylvania on October 14, officials report the proposed street car line to connect New Castle and Beaver Falls faces delays as construction has not begun and the shaky money market is cited as the cause. right of way nearly all secured previously.
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Wampum
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Final tag day plans outlined by YWCA finance committee
The YWCA finance committee met to finalize tag day set for October 17. Twenty thousand tags and 200 contribution boxes prepared for 18 committee members each supervising ten or more workers. Some volunteers plan to start at 6 AM. association rooms open 8 AM to 9 PM for information and signups.
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Eric
New Castle
A. M. Leohner
J. C. Norris
J. S. Martin
Mary Ward
George Greer
May White
Carrie Jeffrey
C. G. Long
Anna Robinson
C. B. Ingham
J. D. F. Newell
E. A. Donnan
B. I. Phillips
I. B. Griffiths
E. C. Porter
Eva Failer
Mary Allen
Elizabeth McLaughrey
Why Teddy Called Naval War College Into a Conference
The October Army and Navy Life prints Commander A. L. Key’s letter criticizing battleship construction. He argues American battleships are deficient above water and inadequately protected below the waterline and that the fleet’s buoyancy is insufficient.
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Teddy
Naval War College
United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Newport
Army and Navy Life
A. L. Key
Navy Department
Board of Construction
Department
McCoy Aims to Prove He Is Not a Has Been
Kid McCoy declares he will show the public he can fight as in former days. He meets Jim Stewart for six rounds Friday night after training with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. Stewart, equally confident, says he must beat good men to advance and expects McCoy to be in top condition.
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United Press
New York
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Jim Stewart
Stewart
McCoy
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Prison Break Tale at Western Penitentiary Hearing
Colonel J H Corbett former deputy warden told on the witness stand of prison life and escape attempts by Walter Dorman of Biddle notoriety and Eddie Foy alias Clark during yesterday's investigation. He testified 21 separate items of mismanagement were alleged.
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J. H. Corbett
Western Penitentiary
Walter Dorman
Biddle
Eddie Foy
Clark
Corbett
Kincaid Reports Ohio Backing Taft Big Victory Forecast
Rev. G. W. Kincaid returned from Ohio where he spoke for Taft and predicts a large Taft majority there. He heads to Cambria county this week.
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Rev
G. W. Kincaid
Ohio
Taft
Cambria County
Dr Samuel Ziegler Promoted Chief Surgeon of Bessemer Line
Dr Samuel Ziegler of Greenville has been named chief surgeon of the Bessemer and Lake Erie road succeeding Dr Weidman of Mercer. This leadership change places Dr Ziegler at the head of the railroad’s surgical department as the company updates its medical staff.
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Samuel Ziegler
Greenville
Bessemer and Lake Erie Road
Weidman
Mercer
Temperance Speech in 7th Ward At Mahoningtown Church
Miss Gertrude B. Cogan, a noted temperance speaker, will deliver an address Wednesday evening at the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church. The city’s various Presbyterian congregations will join in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B. Cogan
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Ser
Man Falls From Embankment After Bridge Spotting
Mike McGrath, while intoxicated on West Washington Street near the Shenango River, stepped into a vacant space near the bridge approaches and fell into the river embankment. He was found by nearby residents, brought to the lockup, treated by Dr. E Hunter Perry, and to be fined after sobering up by Mayor Lusk. Four other drunks were released this morning by mayoral order.
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Washington Street
Mike McGrath
Shenango
Erie Station
McGrath
E. Hunter Perry
Lusk
Millinery Sewing Gym Work Classes Busy At Association
The Y W C A reports a crowded Tuesday night as millinery sewing and gymnasium classes meet. Students are making kimonos and shirt waists while a sewing machine shortfall prompts a call for donations. A dozen joined the gym class with more registering. Saturday morning children join.
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Association Rooms
Wireless phon ing established fact says Marconi
William Marconi declared wireless telephony an established fact after examining the Frederick Collins instrument at the Madison Square Garden electrical show. He told electrical scientists that tests suggest wireless communication could be maintained over any distance in the future, though he did not comment on compatibility with his wireless telegraphy system.
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United Press
New York
William Marconi
Frederick Collins
Madison Square Garden
Senor Marconi
Dead Hero in Westfield Finally Dies After 40 Years
Francis E. Ash, wounded nine times at Gettysburg and once left for dead, died at his Westfield home forty years after his name was carved on the Springfield soldiers’ monument. He had long displayed the scroll of heroes and received a military funeral when news of his status reached his hometown.
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United Press
Westfield
Mass
Springfield
Francis E. Ash
Ash
Gettysburg
Monumet
Milk theft on North Ray Street alarms residents
Residents report milk bottles stolen from private homes on North Ray Street. An unidentified man has been seen making rounds in the area and taking milk, provoking indignation and threats of possible retaliation.
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Ray Street
Life Saved by Arrest of Youngstown Man
Frank Sanders 30 of Youngstown was arrested for trespassing after attempting to board a moving engine at the P L E station. He was dragged along rails before Detective Hamilton pulled him to safety and took him into custody.
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Frank Sanders
Youngstown
Hamilton
Dr Whalen to Speak Friday Night on Temperance
Dr H J Whalen of the First Baptist church will speak Friday evening October 16 at Epworth M E church on temperance and local option. The talk is part of a series arranged by the city temperance society and corrects an earlier misprint that listed Thursday evening.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Epworth M. E
Whalen
Temperance Society
Ill Hickory Township girl noted in hospital notes
Miss McKnight daughter of Robert McKnight of Hickory township has been ill for some time and is reported to be improving after initial concerns. The note mentions Shenango and a Wednesday morning entry with specific local references.
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Miss McKnight
Robert McKnight
Hickory Township
Ninth annual Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers meeting in Oil City
The ninth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers will be held November 5 6 and 7 at the First Baptist church Oil City with delegates issued credentials by treasurer Mrs John B Otto. Accommodations at local hotels are arranged and invited speakers will address the sessions. The president Mrs George K Johnson and secretary Mrs Lewis S Somers extend a cordial invitation to all interested in parent teacher cooperation.
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Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
First Baptist Church
Oil City
John B. Otto
Center Street
Williamsport
George K. Johnson
Lewis S. Somers
Philadelphia
Town Notes From Pulaski and Surroundings
Percy McNabb of New Castle visited town on Monday. Co. F Simpson left for Canal Dover to race J S Woods horse. Amber Clark of Harbor Bridge visited Mr and Mrs Charles Clark. Rev F A Shape of the Presbyterian church went to Saxon to conduct a funeral.
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Percy McNabb
New Castle
Co. F. Simpson
Canal Dover
J. S. Woods
Amber Clark
Harbor Bridge
Charles Clark
F. A. Shape
Presbyterian’ Church
Saxonaera
Township line resurvey seeks extra funding in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Secretary Houck will ask the legislature for 20000 dollars to extend township line resurvey work in Western Pennsylvania counties. The prior appropriation was 10000 dollars, but officials want faster progress on the surveys.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Houck
Jews Observe Nine Day Feast of Succoth in New Castle
Jews in New Castle and across the country observe a nine day Succoth festival begun yesterday. The first two and last two days are held especially sacred by orthodox Jews, marking the overlap with traditional observances.
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New Castle
Ores
Twenty Parties Nominated in Pennsylvania Elections
Harrisburg October 14 Twenty political parties have named candidates for the coming Pennsylvania election. Besides the regular Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialist and Socialist Labor parties the list includes City Independence Bryan and Philadelphia parties. Local Option majorities in multiple counties and various Bryan and Local Government or Independent leagues are noted along with United Labor and Personal Liberty designations in several regions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
City
Independence
Bryan
Philadelphia
Blair
Bucks
Clearfield
Glinton
Delaware
Erie
Lackawanna
Luzerne
McKean
Montgomery
North Cumberland
Potter
Schuylkill
Tioga
Westmoreland
York Counties
Bryan League
Flowers Recital Delights Patrons at Central Church
Montaville Flowers, noted impersonator and elocutionist, entertained teachers and others with Dickens A Christmas Carol at Central Presbyterian church. His Scrooge portrayal pleased the audience. Tonight Dr Edwin Earl Sparks lectures on Robert Morris the Unknown Patriot.
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Montaville Flowers
Dickens
Central Presbyterian Church
Flowers
Old Scrooge
Institute
Edwin Earl Sparks
Robert Morris
Salome Dance Stopped By Pittsburg Public Safety
Blanche Deyo performed Salome dances in a gauze outfit at Duquesne theater in Pittsburg last night prompting Lang the Director of Public Safety to order the performance halted.
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Blanche Deyo
Duquesne Theater
Pittsburg
Public Safety
Lang
Knights of Pythias Lodge to Visit Butler
Arrangements set for the New Castle Western Star lodge of Knights of Pythias to visit Butler on the last Tuesday evening in the month as guests of Butler lodge No. 211.
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New Castle
Western Star Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Butler
Butler Lodge
Water Tender Dies After Gas Incident at Pit
A water tender named John Marie succumbed to gas exposure at Youngs pit after being overcome while tending the furnace. He was found unconscious and could not be revived by rescue teams.
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John Marie
Youngspitatiows
Depositors to Be Granted Audience by Roosevelt
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Norman W Sayers says depositors of the closed Farmers and Drovers National Bank will be granted a White House audience next Monday The hearing aims to speed up adjustment of the bank affair and prevent further court delays Depositors plan to meet Saturday to select representatives to go to Washington
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Waynesburg
Farmers and Drovers National Bank
Roosevelt
Norman W. Sayers
Greene County Taxpayers League
J. B. F. Rinehart
White House
Washington
Meadvill e Railroad Foreman Dies From Injuries
R Hannen age 70 foreman of machines in the Erie railroad shops at Meadville for over 40 years died from injuries sustained Tuesday in an incident at the works.
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R. Hannen
Erie Railroad
Meadville
The Blood is The Life. Review of Blood Purification Claims
A promotional passage advocates the Blood is The Life thesis and praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve for treating impure blood and scrofulous ulcers. It urges readers to obtain the products from druggists or by sending stamps to Buffalo New York, claiming known composition and healing potency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main Buffalo
N. Y
Pieree
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R. S. McCulloch & CO
Copenhagen
Stritmater Store
Ine
Miss Williams
Williams
Tucker
LA France
D. R. Bollard
Kincaid
Pollocks
Popula
New Leslie Hotel
Temperance
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
Marconi
DR. Whalen
R. S. McCulloch G&g CO
Pittsburg Street
Congress of Mothers
Vember
Pulaski R
P. Lodge
Butler, PA
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