Moore Defends Speech as Socialists Interrupt Meeting
Congressman J Hampton Moore faced disruptions from Socialists led by W J White at a Republican meeting in the Philadelphia opera house. Moore urged hecklers to state name and address before asking questions and argued that a Debs vote means poverty while Localists preach impractical idealism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. White
New Castle
Opera House
Robert S. Murphy
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Moore
Murphy
Bryan
Debs
Mr. Moore
Brotherhood of Mankind
Lincoln club leads huge New Brighton Republican parade
A massive Republican demonstration in New Brighton featured 150 Lincoln club members marching behind a brass band. The event drew crowds along Washington street, with spectators crowding side streets and upper floors. Prizes were offered for the precinct with the largest turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
Washington Street
Citizens’ Band
L. McCracken
Ohio Iron and Steel Marching Club
Lowellville
John A. Logan Club
Logan Club
Stevenson
Lincoln Club
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Catholic Hospital to Open Shortly in Fifth Ward
Sisters of St. Francis will open a new hospital in the old Phillips property in the Fifth ward around November 6 or 8. The building is under completion with painting and finishing, steam heat and electric lights installed, and a local physicians staff. Sister Cecelia of Butler is named Mother Superior and six or more nurses will be trained. The hospital aims to treat seriously injured mill workers and an ambulance carried a typhoid fever patient to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Francis
Phillips
Fifth Ward
Order of St. Francis
Ries
Cecelia of
Butler
Samuel Gompers to Speak in Youngstown Within 10 Days
Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor is slated to address a Youngstown gathering within ten days. The event aims to rally labor support and highlight union priorities for workers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Youngstown
Foreign Hunters Jailed for 30 Days
Antonio Bianchia and Costanzo Cun di remain in county jail for 35 days after failing to pay a $25 fine plus costs for hunting without naturalization papers. They were detained at Pulaski by Constable Knox and brought before Alderman O H P Green. Olaf Leipers waits grand jury action after arrest for damaging a livery stable. bail not posted. N P Anderson of Bessemer filed the information against Leipers with Alderman Greer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Bianchia
Costanzo Cundi
Pulaski
Knox
O. H. P. Green
Olaf Leipers
N. P. Anderson
Bessemer
Leipers
Alderman Greer
Death Notice for Marian Kennedy Mary Caroline Meyers and Grace Miller
Death notice lists Marian Kennedy of 409 Blaine Street and Mary Caroline Meyers aged 19 of Home Street with Grace Miller of 259 Young Street identified in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Kennedy
Blaine Street
Mary Caroline Meyers
Miss Grace Miller
Young Street
Vanderbilt cup race thrills 19 mile course finish
George Robertson in a Locomobile won the Vanderbilt cup race ahead of 17 entries. Herbert Lytle in an Isotta finished second on elapsed time by 1 minute 48 seconds, in a rain slicked course with no fatalities. A crowd of 300000 watched from grandstands as officials delayed some finishes for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Grandstand
Motor’ Parkway
L. L
George Robertson
Locomobile
Herbert Lytle
Isotta
Robertson
Prospect Creamery Destroyed by Fire
The Prospect creamery on Church Street owned by 3. W. Shafer and run by Albert McCall was consumed by fire Friday morning. Loss estimated at $2,000 with $1,100 insured. Fire started in the boiler house. source undetermined. Local residents watched as flames engulfed the building, with gas used under the boiler prior to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Creamery
3. W. Shafer
Albert McCall
J. P. Critchlow
Church Street
Shaffer
Street Car Brake Ordinance Pushed By Police Committee
Police committee advances an ordinance requiring all city street cars to install magnetic or air brakes immediately. Firms failing to comply face fines from 10 to 1000 dollars or up to 30 days imprisonment.
Doubtful Candidates Highlight Diana Contest
Vague OCR reads as a note on doubtful candidates amid a Diana race, suggesting uncertain eligibility or standings among contenders. No further details or names are legible.
Taft Campaign Tour Cites Prosperity Gap Across Indiana
William H. Taft winds up a three day Indiana tour with stops from Greenfield to Gary. He argues labor unrest stems from over prosperity and clashes with Gompers over labor policy. Bryan counters Taft's panic claim and urges voters to back a sound business basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Richmond
Ind
William H. Taft
Indiana
Greenfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Winchester
Portland
Decatur
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Warsaw
Goshen
Elkhart
South Bend
Laporte
Michigan City
Hammond
Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
New York
Gompers
Buncombe
Mr. Taft
Joe James Hanged After Rioting Fall in Springfield
Joe James an eighteen year old black man confessed his guilt and was hanged in the county jail in Springfield Illinois for the July 3 murder of C A Ballard a railway engineer. The killing sparked riots requiring state troops and left five white men and two blacks dead and property damaged including wrecked restaurant and burned homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Joe James
C. A. Ballard
Ballard
James
Blanche Ballard
Earl Hallam
Lopez
Abruzzi Returns Mystify Friends Amid Travel Rumors
The Duke of Abruzzi unexpectedly returned to Turin today. Reports claimed he planned an Atlantic voyage from Havre, but no departure preparations were found. Friends are puzzled by the mystery surrounding his movements and wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Turin
Havre
America
Miss Grace Miller Dies Suddenly in Wampum
Miss Grace Miller deputy register and recorder at the court house died at 2 15 pm in Wampum after a brief illness of heart trouble. She was 259 Young Street resident, a trusted clerk and assistant deputy praised for efficiency and kindness, survived by her mother Mrs Mary Miller and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miller
Young Street
Mary Miller
Wampur
Miss Miller
Wampum
Henry P. Shaner
Court House
Ace
Shaner
La Follette Calls Cannon Traitor. Pledges Defeat in Speech
Milwaukee dispatch reports Senator Robert M. La Follette declaring Joe Cannon a traitor to the government and urging his defeat. He says the people’s voice is stifled and Republicans coward before the administration. He favors Taft and Bryan praise in various appearances. In Pennsylvania Henry W. Palmer also vows to oppose Cannon and any foe of Roosevelt Taft policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Cannon
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Cannon
Robert M. la Follette
Tony
Loe Cannon
House
Washington
Taft
Bryan
Wilkes-Barre
Henry W. Palmer
Times-Leader
General Palmer
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Kahn Tailoring Sues Guarantors Over Winter Debt
The Kahn Tailoring company of Indianapolis files suit against James P. Dunlavy H G Euwer George F Winter Sr and R R Gordon to recover 1260 85 claiming guarantors promised to guarantee Maurice C Winter’s bills up to 1500 when Winter's business failed on July 1 The claim includes attorneys’ fees and costs and a written guarantee is attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn Tailoring Company
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Falls
James P. Dunlavy
H. G. Euwer
George F. Winter, Sr
R. R. Gordon
Maurice C. Winter
Winter
Kahn Tailoring
Friends seek funds to bury man who died by suicide
In the county jail W. H. Lucas died by his own action. Friends of Lucas must raise money by 9 tonight to bury him. Undertaker Offutt will ship the remains to the Anatomical Society in Philadelphia. Local friends began collecting last night but had not gathered enough by press time, and relatives show no inclination to pay the funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lucas
Undertaker Offutt
Anatomical Society
Philadelphia
Lucas
West Middlesex Farmers Form Protective Association
Farmers near West Middlesex organize the Farmers Property Live Stock and Game Protective Association to prevent hunting and trespassing on their farms for ten years. They cite recklessness and depredations by hunting parties as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middlesex
Oil City Man Found Dead With Bullet in Brain
S. C. Mayer traveling salesman and former Oil City resident was found with two bullet holes in his head, revolver in hand, at the Gilsey house in Cleveland. No motive given. Body sent to Franklin, Pennsylvania, to join his father Ludwig Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
S. C. Mayer
Gilsey
Cleveland
Franklin
Ludwig Mayer
Loyal Order of Moose Convention Adjourns to St Paul
The national convention over in Uniontown Pennsylvania adjourned yesterday afternoon and set plans to reconvene next year in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
of the Loyal Order of Moose
St. Paul
Local Moose at Convention in Uniontown
Charles E. Jenkins W H Bittner and C D Rodgers attended the Royal Order of Moose convention in Uniontown representing Lodge No 51. The lodge has gained 20000 members in six months. Next convention set for September in St Paul Minnesota with officers elected including Marshall OBrien Curtis Crawford Brandon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jenkins
W. H. Bittner
C. D. Rodgers
Uniontown
Royal Order For Moose
St. Paul
Minn
Ewing B. Marshall
J. D. O’brien
H. C. Curtis
Chicago
D. F. Crawford
Pittsburg
Rodney H. Brandon
Anderson
Ind
Joe Madigen
Connellsville
William P. Pettitt
Norfolk
Arthur Jones
Indianapolis
G. W. Buffington
Johnstown
Supreme Council
Burtis H
Woman Acquitted by Unwritten Law Draws Crowd
In Jackson Kentucky on October 24 Mrs Nancy Murrill was acquitted of murdering Miss Mary Terry. She had shot the woman after finding her with Murrill. Thousands gathered outside the courtroom and cheered as the judge joined in the celebration. She left with her four month old baby in her arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jackson
Nancy Murrill
Mary Terry
Murrill
Murill
Parade Unites Japanese and Yank Army on City Streets
Citizens witness a linked arms march as Japanese and American troops parade through the city. Officials praise cooperation and cultural exchange during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanko
Fleet sails for China amid joyous Yokohama farewell
American fleet prepares to weigh anchor for Amoy while Japanese crowds honor the visitors with banzaizing warmth. Admiral Sperry hosts a reception on the Connecticut as a water carnival lights the harbor and schoolchildren in colors praise the voyage. A possible treaty with Japan gains momentum with Premier Katsura’s backing and discussion in Kokumin Shimbun.
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United Press
Yokohama
Amoy
China
Tokio
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Japan
Columbia
Bryan
America
Katsura
Kokumin Shimbun
Toulon
Republicans to Hold Rally at Hughes Hall
Chairman Stevenson of the Republican county committee has arranged a meeting in Hughes hall South New Castle on a October evening. Albert J wards a noted Welsh attorney of Pittsburg will address the meeting. Edwards is a fine orator and should receive a hearty reception. Additional meetings will be arranged to close the campaign memorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chairman Stevenson
Republican County Committee
Hughes’ Hall
South New Castle
Albert J. Wards
Pittsburg
Edwards
Time made on run to Erie of McCrea’s special
The special train conveying President James McCrea over the E and A division covered 102 miles from Mahoningtown to Erie in exactly two hours. The trip was slightly faster under lighter loads, but the seven car special slowed the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
M’crea
James McCrea
Mahoningtown
Mayor Johnson to contest street railway referendum loss
Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson announced he will seek court contest over the Thursday election on the street railway referendum. He cites ballot machine labeling as a possible Ohio referendum law violation. President Horace Andrews of the Cleveland Railway Company urged the city to avoid a holding company plan.
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Tom Johnson
United Press
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Horace Andrews
Cleveland Railway
Moce
Cleveland Railway Company
Andrews
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Brotherhood of Man
THE
Fourth Ward
Pittsburg Street Bridge
Public Square
Mounted Police
Catholic Hospital
Miss Churchfield
Covert
White
Alderman Green
Haupt
Chadwick
ST. RY
State of
Diana
Middletown
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Sufferin
Abruzzi
Lewis
Order OF Moose
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