Yale Faces Army Mule Fear In West Point Clash
Yale travels to West Point with veterans available but missing five key players including captain Burch and tackle Cooney. Harvard, Penn and Lehigh also prep for key college grid games on October 17 with mixed injury statuses and rivals like Brown and Navy looming.
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United Press
New York
West Point
Yale
Elis
Burch
Logan
Cooney
Hobbs
Andrews
Kilpatrick
Underwood Lolliey
Bryne Richardson
L.G
Weir
Greble Coy
F.B
Chamberlain
Boston
Harvard
Springfield
Crimson
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Rhode Island
Annapolis
Lehigh
Midshipmen
Daily Services Grow at Reformed Presbyterian Church
Daily special services at the Reformed Presbyterian Church draw increasing interest. Dr. Wylie of Greeley Colorado assists Rev. J. S. Martin and will explain communion terms at 7:45 PM. Sunday features include a sermon on Bringing Many Sons to Glory at 11 AM and communion at 12:30 PM, with Dr. Wylie preaching Loyalty to Our Knight at 7:30 PM.
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Reformed Preson Church
Wylie of
Greeley
J. S. Martin
Martin
Wylie
First United Presbyterian Church
R. W. Thompson
Keystone Club
Phillips Oil Well Still Gushing on Carnahan Farm
The Phillips well on the Carnahan farm near the Allegheny county line is flowing steadily at about 25 barrels per hour. The lease is ahead of Bakerstown field operations, and deeper drilling may raise output. Two other small producers on the same farm yield about 65 barrels daily, with no letup since flow began last Wednesday. The company also works No. 9 on the Scott farm adjacent to Carnahan.
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Phillips
Carnahan Farm
Allegheny County
Butler Times
Bakerstown
Carnahan
Scott Farm
Firemen Save Oil Derrick At Evans City
Evans City Pennsylvania October 17 prompt action by J A Irvine Fire company a blaze at a South Penn Oil well engine house sparked by a gas engine was checked early saving the derrick and a tank of oil. The inferred loss ranges from four to five hundred dollars and the well may be rebuilt immediately.
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Evans City
J. A. Irvine Fire Company
South Penn Oil Company
Men’s Glee Club to Sing at Maitland Meeting
The New Castle Glee Society of about 75 men will sing at a Sunday afternoon meeting at Maitland Primitive Methodist church. Rev. T. F. Maitland will preach on “A White Life” at 2 o’clock. He also told of salvation by repentance, not by works or charity.
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New Castle
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
T. F. Maitland
Maitland
Youngstown Man to Be Held for Murder
In Youngstown on October 17 the coroner’s verdict leads to James Waite being held for the murder of John Schwartswelter, his brother in law. Albert Evans a bartender at Iron City hotel testified Waite called Schwartswelter a hard name and the men clinched before Schwartswelter said he had been stabbed.
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Youngstown
C. M. Klyne
James Waite
John Schwartswelter
Albert Evans
Iron City
Schwartswelter
Waite
Evans
Hunters Begin to Shoot Themselves Near Pine Grove Pa
Phaon Heimbach aged 20 died after accidentally blowing off the top of his head while hunting near his home in Pine Grove Pennsylvania. He rested his chin on the gun barrel when it discharged. John Youcam a Millsboro liveryman also died from an accidental shotgun discharge during a hunting trip in Washington County.
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Pine Grove
Phaon Heimbach
Washington
John Youcam
Millsboro
Miss Cogan to Speak Sunday at Local Church
Miss Gertrude Cogan a W C T U and L T L lecturer will address the Central Loyal Temperance Legion their parents and friends Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock in the primary room of the First Methodist Episcopal church.
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Gertrude Cogan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Loyal Temperance Legion
New Castle Carpenters to Be Entertained in Youngstown
A New Castle carpenter delegation travels to Youngstown to be entertained at the Macca bees hall tonight. The program features a vaudeville home talent performance by local carpenters from Youngstown.
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New Castle
Italian editor honored by Milan expo in New Castle
Mariano Cancelliere, editor of La Tamnacria in Pittsburg, receives a diploma of merit at the 1906 Milan exposition. He is among the few US papers so honored and is widely known among New Castle Italians.
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Mariano Cancelliere
la Tamnacria
Pittsburg
Milan
United States
Cancelliere
New Castle
Expression over Impression in Rigdon Talk at Institute
Dr. Jonathan Rigdon argues expression matters more than mere knowledge teaching pupils to express themselves boosts learning. He urges recitation methods that require students to stand speak three sentences and articulate points without prompting to maximize benefit.
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Jonathan Rigdon
Teachers’ Institute
Rigdon
Balkan States and Their Princes and People Overview
A compact survey describes Servia as a constitutional monarchy with Belgrade as capital, notes on Skupshtina, population around three million, Greek Catholic faith, and historic subjugation by several powers. It highlights King Peter, royal scandals, exile periods, and mixed Balkan dynamics including Bulgarians, Albanians, and Czar Ferdinand.
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Servia
Skupshtina
Belgrade
Nisch
Peter
Milan of
Europe
Red Peter
Peter of
Switzerland
France
Balkan Peninsula
Old Jigger Sigworth's modern farming gains traction in Venango
Sigsworth, a progressive Venango County farmer known as Old Jigger, abandons old methods for science driven farming. He assesses soil and crop fit, improves stock, and sells premium dairy and livestock. He cultivates horseradish, planning 4000 jelly glasses sale to generate about $3800 revenue this year.
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Sigworth
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Venango County
Noan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From New Castle Resident
Mrs J Fishburn of 174 Bleakley Avenue New Castle Pennsylvania reports long standing kidney pains and back aches. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her condition improved quickly with lasting relief and renewed strength. She reiterates full confidence and notes continued sale by dealers at 50 cents.
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Noan
New Castle
J. Fishburn
Bleakley Avenue
Dean
Doan
Gale
York
Tugboat Captain Faces Charges After River Collision
Police charge Captain Thomas M. Farrell with criminal negligence and intoxication after his tug William H. Flannery collided with the Hudson river day line steamer New York off Thirteenth Street. The steamer was only slightly damaged while the tug was badly smashed above deck by the steamer's overhang.
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United Press
New York
Thomas M. Farrell
William H. Flannery
North River
Thirteenth Street
Flannery Towing Company
Public Farm Auction in Hickory Township
The undersigned seller will hold a public outcry on the farm in Hickory township one mile east of Eastbrook station on Wednesday October 21 at 1 p m. Items include two work mares one driving mare a delivery wagon milk cart harness milk cans twenty three high quality milk cows some Jerseys and Holsteins bred to Shadeland Brena dier No 46379 a noted Holstein Friesian bull. Cows fresh or due to freshen this winter. Terms cash under 65 or less nine months credit by note with approved security. Mrs H M Wu
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Hickory Township
Eastbrook Station
Shadeland Brenadier
Givnote
Wilmington 6 O P Coming to New Castle
News from New Wilmington notes Republican leaders invited to the New Castle celebration and many locals plan to attend in support of Taft. Reports on homecomings, church services, socials, and local gossip follow, including a chicken theft wave and missions news.
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Wilmington
O.P
New Castle
Haskell Sues Hearst for 600000 in Slander Suit
Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma sues William Randolph Hearst for 600000 alleging slander and libel. A deputy sheriff reportedly served papers after forcing entry to the editor’s compartment of the Union Pacific train in Omaha Nebraska.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
William Randolph Hearst
Union - Pacific
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
President McCrea to Visit Niles on October Twenty Second
President McCrea of Pennsylvania will speak in Niles on the night of October 22. The visit occurs one night earlier than anticipated.
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President McCrea
Pennsylvania
Niles
Pennsylvania Public Schools Report for 1908 Highlights Growth
The 1908 annual report of Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer shows 33 171 public schools in Pennsylvania with 1 251 200 pupils taught by 34 013 teachers. Total expenditures reached 34 070 916 94 with wages rising by 1 498 268 72. The report notes costs for buildings textbooks and supplies and urges agricultural teaching amid a shortage of ag educators. It also cites high school expansion but warns public sentiment varies and compares American and European high school goals. Mrs J D Long and Mr J D Long hosted friends in New Wilmington Friday.
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Pennsylvania
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Education Commission
United States
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Westminster School of Music
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Allegheny
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Westminster
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Haskell
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