Magnetic Healer Gilmore Faces Accusation of Coercive Cures
Chief of Police Joseph Gilmore is accused of using his influence to claim he can cure deafness and muteness. The incident centers on the arrest of “Billy” Thomas, a deaf mute, who allegedly underwent an alleged “treatment” at the station. Mayor Lusk showed leniency, allowing Billy to attempt to reach city limits.
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Joseph Gilmore
Billy” Thomas
Central Station
Hanna
Billy
Chief Gilmore
Harry J. Lusk
Zelienople and Harmony Social Ties Noted in Brief Visits
Mrs. W. B. Cramer of Harmony spent Monday in Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randolph called on Butler friends Tuesday. Mr. Anderson of Butler made a business trip to Zelienople Tuesday. Loyd Flatt returned to Pittsburg Tuesday after visiting Zelienople. Miss Olive Dindinger returned Monday evening from Pittsburg. Mrs. 8 Weigle and children spent days with Mr. Weigle, now railroad agent in Foxburg. Miss Dillie Cable of Whitestown visits with Mrs. Eicholtz in Ellwood City.
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W. B. Cramer
Harmony
Butler
Earl Randolph
Mr. Anderson
Zelienople
Loyd Flatt
Pittsburg
Olive Dindinger
Weigle
Foxburg
W C T U Elects Officers And Plans Quarterly Work
The W C T U met with Miss Gertrude Sharp on Pittsburg Street and elected officers including President Christine Butler and Vice President Jean Butler. Secretaries are Gertrude Sharp and Ethel Ore, with Sue Cramer as treasurer. Several superintendents were named for various departments and the year will feature more department work, with meetings held only every three months.
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Ethel Ashmore
Mabel Roberts
Anna Dodds
Ralph Orr
William Alexander
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief For Weak Heart
Testimony claims difficult breathing fluttering and sinking spells signal a failing heart. The ad asserts Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens heart nerves and muscles, increases action, and is guaranteed to help with money back if it fails.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Ent
Isthe Mae
Deaths of the Day Mrs Adeline Graham and Robert Crocker
Mrs Adeline Rebecca Graham widow of Squire William Graham died Tuesday at 11 30 pm at her granddaughter Mrs J B Thompson Prospect residence. Age 84 85 born West Virginia formerly North Washington Butler County. Funeral Wednesday 8 pm at Prospect residence with interment Thursday in Concord cemetery 18 miles north. Robert Crocker an aged Neshannock township resident died Wednesday at Dixmont hospital. Surviving daughter Mrs W S Randall of 162 Butler Avenue. Remains to be moved to Butler Avenue residence. funeral time to be announced later.
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Butler County
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Frederick
David Simcox
F. R. Simcox
Florida
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Concord Cemetery
Robert Crocker
Neshannock Township
Dixmont Hospital
Thomas
Esther Sankey Crocker
W.S. Randall
Butler Avenue
Ater
Death notice for Dominick Cunti at 57 Friendship Street
Dominick Cunti aged 33 died Wednesday morning at the family home from dropsy after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his wife and three children. The funeral is expected Friday morning at St. Vitus church with burial in St. Vitus cemetery.
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Friendship Street
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus
Funeral for George Williams Set for Thursday at 2
The funeral for the late George Williams of 1031 Madison Avenue will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence. Interment will follow at Oak Park Cemetery.
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George Williams
Madison Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Police Stirred by Jerome Charges
New York dispatch reports Commissioner Bingham responding to District Attorney Jerome's claim that 18 gambling houses pay the police 550 dollars monthly for immunity and that Jerome will force a crackdown. He questions the Dowling act's effectiveness and recalls gamblers publicly vowing to stop gambling.
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Jerome
Bingham
Criminal Courts
Canfield
Protest Filed Against Cotton Oil Carrier Tariffs
Memphis Cotton Oil Company and others filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a complaint against Illinois Central and Louisville and Nashville railways. They protest a tariff rise on cotton seed oil both northward and southward, claiming about 17 percent increase and an extra $10,000 yearly cost for Memphis shippers. They seek the restoration of the old rate.
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Washington
Memphis Cotton Oil Company
Inter-State Commerce Commission
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Louisville and Nashville
Memphis
One Dead and Another Dying in Thomp son Street Shooting
In Philadelphia, a midnight shooting at James Henrys home on Thompson street left James Stockton dead from self inflicted wounds. Mary Watson lies in a hospital dying after a quarrel with a rival for her affections. James Keller and Levine Pinkett are seriously wounded.
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James Henry
Thompson Street
James Stockton
Stockton
Mary Watson
James Keller
Levine Pinkett
White House Denies Immigrant Commissioner Promise
The White House issued an emphatic denial of a Democratic accusation that Daniel J. Keefe, head of the Longshoremen's Union and AFL vice president, was promised the immigration commissioner’s post for opposing Gompers' anti Taft crusade. The denial comes from Washington on October 14.
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Republican Club Heads to Wheeling for Taft Parade
The Young Men's Republican club left this afternoon for Wheeling to meet Candidate Taft and join the big parade tonight. Reportedly clubs from three states are expected to attend the Wheeling meeting.
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Republican Club
Wheeling
Young Men’s Republican Club
Taft
Banquet sparks riot scare at Men’s Bible class in New Wilmington
At the First U P church banquet G E Thompson’s remark that a toastmaster was a crank drew uproar and near riot as attendees tussled with the idea of a machinery crank. The event featured editor J J Ashenhurst and others and included talks on harvesting, hitching to a purpose, and a U S Mail theme.
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U. S
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J. D. Barr
Littell
Wm. Barr
H. E. Barr
W. M. Ferguson
Bryan Attacks Taft and Hughes in Nebraska Speech
W J Bryan, in Kearney Nebraska, resumes attacks on Taft and Hughes for misrepresenting issues. He has given about a dozen speeches by noon and reportedly ordered rejection of certain Democratic campaign contributions including a $1000 donation from a legal source tied to Thomas F Ryan. The donor list is said to speak for itself and one contribution was reportedly refused after being brought to Bryan's attention.
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Patrick case to be heard by US Supreme Court
The Albert T. Patrick appeal case is expected to be heard shortly by the Supreme Court. The British fleet that departed Malta October 9 arrived at Rhodes off Asia Minor today. White House preparations exist for Roosevelt Loeb and aides to visit Oyster Bay to vote. A. M. Herring repacked his 170 pound aeroplane and shipped it to New York after permission for preliminary flights elsewhere. Ebstein for Lu man Mann claims missing palmistry parlor fortune teller tied to Mrs. Thompson death in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mann
Woodlawn
Say Dr Bull Does Not Have Cancer
New York reports quote Dr William T Bull's physicians and family denying cancer as the cause of his illness. They describe infected neck glands and rheumatic heart complications as the serious condition with no cancer evidence. Dr Nathaniel B Potter and Dr Joseph Blake provide the official statement.
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New York
William T. Bull
Bull
Nathaniel B. Potter
Joseph Blake
Foreign Residents in Tabriz Balked by Nationalist Attacks
A Nove Vremya dispatch reports imminent danger for foreign residents in Tabriz as Nationalists led by Satar Khan attack houses and force occupants into legations. Ain-Ed-Dowleh withdraws troops, leaving the city exposed and Russians at risk.
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ST. Petersburg
Tabriz
Satar Khan
Nove-Vremya
Ain-Ed-Dowleh
Post Office Attacked by Mob in Jaffa Palestine
A mob in Jaffa Palestine attacked the Austrian post office in revenge for Austria's late political moves. Mail wagons and letter boxes were destroyed and mail damaged. The Austrian mail steam ship arrived but its unloading was blocked by lightermen until this afternoon led by anti Austrian agitators.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Austria
Broadhead Seeks Teddy's Attention for Bethlehem Unemployed
Representative J D Broadhead of Pennsylvania urged the president to aid 5000 iron workers in Bethlehem steel works. The president agreed to meet a committee of the workers to discuss relief.
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Washington
J. D. Broadhead
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel Works
Hospital Notes Update From Local Homes
Mrs. Harry Patterson of Saltsburg was moved yesterday from the hospital to her parents home in Mahoningtown. Mrs. B F Jones and daughter Margaret of Ladora Iowa visit Mr and Mrs James Miller in Pulaski township. Mrs. J H Griner and daughter from Dewey Avenue are guests of Frank Campbell in Pittsburg.
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Harry Patterson
Saltsburg
B. F. Jones
Margaret
Ladora, Ia
James Miller
Pulaski Township
J. H. Griner
Dewey Avenue
Frank Campbell
Pittsburg
Steamer Mataafa and Sacramento Collide in Fog at Duluth
In dense fog at 2 am in Duluth harbor the Mataafa of the Pittsburg Steamship line and the Sacramento owned by James Davidson of West Bay City collided. The Sacramento sank in shallow water while the Mataafa suffered a large bow hole. No lives were lost.
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Duluth, Minn
Mataafa
Pittsburg Steamship Line
Sacramento
James Davidson
West Bay City
Duluth
The Markets Quotation From New Castle
The markets report lists official quotations paid by dealers in New Castle and corrected at noon each Tuesday.
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New Castle
Bargains in Bags Books and Leather Goods in Window
A local shop promotes cheap shopping bags finger books and leather collar and cuff cases priced at 98c claiming unmatched value in the city. The display includes alligator leather items and invites customers to inspect stock and prices.
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