Arrangements for Blowout Parade Officers Named Early
Final arrangements for the publican parade were announced with a full list of officers led by Marshal L McCracken and Asst Marshal W D Walton. The parade will start on West North Street, march through Pittsburg, and conclude at the opera house after a diamond-to-Washington route. Citizens are urged to decorate homes, and vocalists David Lisyd William Harvis David Davis Thomas Richards James Rodgers John Thomas Isaac Janis will provide music.
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West North Street
Pittsburg
Opera House
Stevenson
L. McCracken
W. D. Walton
W. J. Moffatt
W. Kelly
J. M. Walton
J.P. Cook
Thomas W. Dirty
James Thompson
John W. Ostermeier
Charles Woods
Ka .D
Reed
Ceorge Foreman
Toho Anderson
John McGarmont
Robert A. Ale Kee
Fred Baldwin
Hi Gaston
Justah
Iaden
James McConnell
J. H. Prev
Thomas J. Medard
J. V. Santuson
George 8. Lunk
North
Neshannock Eign
Washington
Egat
Washingten
Bouth Jefferson
Lawrence
Jefferson
Neshennock Avenue
Mercer
Occ Easion
David Lisyd
Wiliam Harvis
David Davis
Thomas Richards
James Rodgers
John Thomas
Isaac Janis
Judge May Declare Moons Job Vacant In Ellwood City
Judge Porter expected to declare the constable post vacant after Captain Moon left Ellwood City without resigning amid charges. Court observers say Porter has authority to vacant the position and appointment of a successor likely, marking a historic move in the county.
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Moon
Indie Porter
Captain Moon
Eilwood City
Bhwood
Porter
Ellwond
Mle County
Speakers to Arrive Here at Four O Clock
County Gholrman Stevenson of the Republican county committee received a dispatch stating Lieutenant Governor Murphy Congressmen J Hampton Moore and party will arrive in New Castle this afternoon at four o clock. They will be met at the station by leading Republicans and escorted to the St Cloud hotel. Murphy and Moore spoke in Greens Park last night with Moore addressing for two hours in the largest meeting seen in that city.
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Gholrman Stevenson
Republicsi’ County Committee
Murphy
J. Hampton Moore
New Castle Thia
St Cloud
Moore
Greensparg
Admiral Burtis Dies in Buffalo Remains Interred in Towne Hotel
Rear Admiral Armine Burtis, U S Navy, 98, died in Buffalo New York. Born June 21 1841 in New York he entered the navy in 1862 and rose to rear admiral after a long career. He served at the battle of Bangang with Sampson and held key commands. Funeral with naval rites to be held Saturday.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ort
Armine Burtis
Towmain
New York
Navy
Sampson
Font Manor
Defeated Tom L Johnson non plans for car fare
United Press report from Cleveland on October 44 describes Mayor Tom L Johnson reacting to the defeat of the streetcar franchise. He urges a new security grant and a seven-for-a-quarter fare, mentions doubts about vote tampering in machine precincts, and signals possible recounts while seeking a peaceable path to a new lease and possibly resuming 3-cent fares. The Cleveland Railway and Municipal Traction Company officials plan to meet as the franchise loss is reported by a 5- vote margin.
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United Press
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Lam
Cleveland Runway Company
Municipal ‘Traction Company
Avant
Beven
Donbetyl
Pleuse
The
Cleveland Railway. Com
Municipal Traction
Cleveland Electriclines
Municipal. Traction Company
Cleveland Railway Company
Spm
H. EB. Andrews
Chige
Governor 15 in Murderer Hunt in Tennessee
Union City Tennessee October 23 Ovamor Patterson with two personal guards leads the pursuit at Hamburg encampment for night riders who killed Captain Quentin Rankin at Reel Foot Lake Detachments of state troops scour three counties and cross into Kentucky with rewards up to 20000 dollars for capture dead or alive Patterson says he will personally lead the hunt The killers are thought to be desperados and a funeral in Trenton draws Colonel R M Taylor who fled the shooting passes through for Rankin’s funeral.
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United Press
Union City
Tem
Amor Patterson
Hamburg
Quentin Hankin
Reel Foot Lake
Tennessee
Kentralty
Patterson
Taylor
Rankin
Trenton
Disgraced Doctor Ends Life After Malpractice Arrest
New York Oct 22 authorities review records of Dr James Packer alias J Trving Cook who killed himself at the Wall Short Dy after being arrested on malpractice charges. He left a note asking for publicity over his death while detectives examined reports of alleged dangerous operations and deaths of young girls.
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New York
J. Trving Cook
James Packer
Wal-l Short
Cook
Brntlal Chieges
Httles
Infant of Mrs Jack Lewis Feared Not To Live
Friends and family of Mrs Jack Lewis of North Morear street learned the infant born recently at a hospital may not survive. Hospital authorities say prognosis is uncertain and the baby’s fate remains hanging.
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Jack Lewis
North Morear Street
Sor W. Tork
Rawl
Clnelanati
Toledo
Ostaher
Taft Leads Straw Vote by Large Margin
United Press reports Taft with 19,233 votes to Bryan's 14,713 in a Literary Digest straw poll. Other candidates totaled 5,274 with Chafin besting the rest. Bryan leads in several states while Taft dominates in New York and eastern states.
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United Press
New York
Bryan
Taft
Literary Digest
iChafin
Prohibitioniet
Nolling
Dehe
Watson
Hiagen F
Githoun
Tiessmer
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Missour
Weather Man's Kind Feeling For New Castle
Weather bulletin promises showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions on Saturday. A local weather forecaster expresses support for New Castle ahead of tonight's Republican demonstration, noting optimism for prosperity if Taft is elected.
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Weather Man
New Castle
Adda
Taft
YMCA Starts Campaign for New Members
An enthusiastic group of forty young men pledged to lead a large YMCA membership drive after a banquet by the ladies auxiliary at the YMCA rooms. The plan, drawn by Mr Potter, uses last year’s data to target renewals and new members as the association aims for a historic expansion. Continued on Page Three.
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New Castle Association
United States
Mit
E. E McGill
RH. A. Hoover
RR Potter
Association
E. EB. Highy
Sands
Montgomery says he not guilty in bank theft case
Former banker William Montgomery, of the Allegheny National Bank, is in U.S. district court facing charges of abstracting 409 009 dollars and 125 000 dollars in bonds. He is expected to plead not guilty as jury selection proceeds before Judge James Young with former Judge Howlin Stowe assisting in defense.
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Tosted Prese
Pittsburg
Rachier
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Tris
U.S. District Court
James Young
Montgomery
Howlin Stowe
Juan Jamez Montgomery
Count Zeppelin Reassembles Ballooning Zeppelins Flight
United Press reports Count Zeppelin resumed dirigible experiments with a reconstructed Zeppelin 7, flying from Friedrichshaven over Lake Constance. He did not travel himself but watched the flight as Zeppelin II, destroyed in July, was replaced by funding from the disaster.
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iBy United Press
Berlin
Zeppelin Tofny
Posthumous Son of Du Chaulnes Sought in Paris
Report from Des Moines states Dr J J Sawyer of Centersville summoned to Paris to attend the Ducheaus Du Chaulnes awaiting a wrist of the shark next minute Theodore P Shonia to accompany Dr Rawyer to Paris
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Tinkted Pressey Pes Moines
J. J. Sawyer
Centersville
Paris
Ducheas du Chaulnes
Theodore P. Shonia
Rawyer
Death Record of George William Stansfield Two Weeks Moody
A terse death notice records the passing of George William Stansfield at two weeks, with initials and fragments noting Moody and Kilzabeth Innes aged 30. The transcription includes garbled names and ages, reflecting an OCR fragment from a local obituary page.
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George Wiliam Stansfield
Moody Mvenir
Kilzabeth Innes
Warelares
Taft Religion Discussed by Unitarian Leader
Rev Charles W Casson secretary for publicity of the American Unitarian association Boston writes The News regarding Republican Presidential Candidate William H Tafts religion At Beluga Unitarian Taft is in excellent company Many of the greatest Americans have been Unitarians Jefferson Adams Lincoln Webster Sumner Calhoun Andrew Hoar and others Nine of the American Statesmen Series members are Unitarians The reform of maritime service was largely due to Unitarians and notable Unitarians are named among jurists writers and leaders The piece lists many famous Unitarians and notes Temple of Fame inscriptions continued on Page
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Charles W. Casson
American Unitarian Aseoelation
Boson
William H. Taft
Beluga
Willis W. Taft
Ina
Tewellte
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
John Quincy Adame
Millard Fille
Jefferson
Avraham Lincoln
Asltarian National Conference
Washington
Piogrammier
Daniel Webster
Charles Sumner
John &. Calhoun
John A. Andrew
George Hoar
Houghton Mi Fu & Co
Unitatians
Joseph Storr
Theophilus
Lowell
Holmes
Dancroft
Macey
Prescott
Fairman
Sparks
Pelfrey
Hilldrech
Binterson
Thoreau
Richens
Hawthorne
Bayard Taylor
Bret Harte
Sarghet Duller
Helen Hunt Jackson
Agaeciz, Hicarda
Wedge Yrood
Horace Mano
Isaac Neveson
Mazzini
Laula Kossuth
Mungarrs
Suzan B. Anthony
Mary A. Livermore
Frances Willard
Florence Nightingale
Domthea Dix
Temple of Fame
Roosevelt May Write A Drama Says President May Try
United Press reports in Washington that Theodore Roosevelt may turn to playwriting. Frederick Thompson claims the president contemplates composing a great American drama. Roosevelt laughed off the idea but has shown renewed interest, attending several dramatic performances this season and urging changes to Fangwill's The Melting Pot.
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United Pross
Washington
Qet
Roosevelt
Frederick Thompson
Thompson
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Fangwill
Man Who Sold the Cleveland Letters Caught in Dayton
Earl D. Brondesburg a New York writer charged with forging the Cleveland letters saw temporary freedom after a $560 bond approval in police court. District Attorney Jerome advised admission to bail while facing a fugitive from justice charge. Brondesburg, arrested as he tried to flee to New York, may challenge extradition in upcoming hearings.
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United Press
Dayton
Earl D. Brondesburg
New York
Cleveland
Sundenburg
Jerome
Brandaiburg
Muetropolia
Hill
Evading the Law in Hughes State
United Press reports a novel betting method used to dodge authorities as wagers are placed via a messenger from Well Street to New Jersey. George Labeda funded a $30,000 pool to back Chanter, with Hughes money flowing into New Jersey to cover bets on Chanter and Taghes, testing authorities today.
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United Press
New York
Well Street
New Jersey
George Labeda
Chanter
Hughes
Garbage committee gathers new ideas for city system
Councilman Jala Rae and Samuel Warner inspected a Cleveland garbage disposal plant. They found single horse wagons with two men and waterproof wagons for unloading. Cleveland spends 250000 yearly on removal with 100000 for work, suggesting city needs funding or private payment to continue service.
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Jala Rae
Samuel Warner
Gandless
Cleveland
Kew
Mearly Ag
Miss Humphrey's wedding ends with unexpected groom
In Wheeling Ohio County Cet. 23 Miss Mota Humphrey daughter of a Flushing Ohio resident married Charles Trewelty after Walter Woodward the Columbus Ohio suitor withdrew when Miss Humphrey admitted her greater love for Llewellyn. The ceremony proceeded with guests present and the couple departed on a wedding trip.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Mota Humphrey
Flushing
Charles Trewelty
Walter Woodward
Columbus
Humphrey
Llewellyn
Woodward
First Negro Broker Invades Broad Street Darkner Realm
New York October 24 A curb in the financial district reports the arrival of the first black broker on Broad Street. The broker is identified as Rohnert Taylor a wealthy college bred man influential among his race. His operations yesterday were small serving a few prosperous black patrons who watched as he placed their orders with a smile.
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New York
Curb
Annncial
Broad Street
Curb Directora
Rohnert Taylor
Taylor
Cace
Dividend at Once for New Castle Savings Stockholders
Stockholders of New Castle Savings and Trust Company to receive a five percent dividend immediately. Receiver John Pyluiter distributed checks this morning, following a ten percent prior dividend. Discussions center on mortgage issues, upcoming elections, and potential sale of Washington County Coal company bonds, with political results shaping bond sales and plant operations.
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New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Marois Feuchtwanger
New Castle Savings and ‘Trust Company
John Pyluiter
EL War
Pourhlwanger
Tani
Washington County Coal Company
Bonis
Shere
At. A.haana Company
Washingtonity Igoal Company
Dawany
Regelver Baler
Doubitul Vl
Reasons for New Trial in Murder Case
Arguments filed by Lt K Gregory and A W Gardner contend the court admitted improper testimony and gave an inadequate charge. They challenge the river scene questions about the body location and a potential motive question about waving a gun dog. They urge striking testimony from Fred Serace and wife and note the Commonwealth failed to call Joe Calute as eyewitness. They claim the judge’s charge misstates the case and the verdict rests on insufficient evidence.
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Rocco Races
Seeley Houk
K. Gregory Aith
A.W. Gardner
Racca
Racco
Glee
Fred Serace
Commonwealth
Joe Calute
That Facetious Bryan Makes Joke At New Jersey Visit
Lambertville N F Oct 2 Woodryan the Democratic presidential candidate on his New Jersey swing mocked the president's letter to Senator Krox praising a labor speech. Bryan quipped about press reports that the president removed Sam Gompers as head of organized labor and dismissed Senator Groton in private chatter.
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Tinted Press
Lambertsville
N. F
Woodryan
New Jersey
Krox
Bryan
Wilmington
Bel
Sam Gompers
Tabor
Roosevelt
Cleveland letter refutes Bryanism in presidential clash
United Press reports ex President Cleveland sent a sharp note to Colonel Felix A. Reeve of Washington. The letter attacks Bryanism and the Democratic platform, calling out perceived party sins. Reeve, treasury official, was surprised to learn the letter had become public but would not comment on its publication.
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United Press
New York
Cleveland
Felix A. Reeve
Washington
Bryan
Reeve
Hihe
Treasury Department
Pdt
Colonel Reeve
Graham to Speak in Beaver County
A. Martie Grahat will address a meeting in Beaver County this afternoon. The event is at Beaver Hall and is expected to discuss local issues and civic concerns.
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Graham
Beaver County
A. Martie Grahat
Tnt
Batevee
Ifftersoan
LA Gallica
Deaver Fatla
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W. W. Stevenson
Fillywood City
Admiral Burtis
Tom Johnson
Teuneance
Arnica Posse
Lewis
Nepablicas Ts
Bethany Lutheranch
Timt- Low
Teatherman
C. Nicholas
Shutler
C. B. King
Mushace
Kile P
Bareees
Conneliavilly
Epy
YMCA
Association Rooms
Castner
Count Zeppelin
Son
DU Chaulnes
State
Roveo Racco
Seeley Hank
Teddy
Bryanisn
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