John K Tener Holds Charleroi Campaign Kickoff
Registration Day turnout for John K Tener in Charleroi drew thousands as he spoke on neighborhood topics. Citizens cheered, banks backed the event, and a vast parade and speeches marked the opening of the Republican gubernatorial campaign in Washington County.
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John K. Tener
Congress
Mr. Tener
Charleroi
Washington County
Monongahela Valley
Monongahela
Tener
John
New Castle
Roosevelt Delivers Labor Day Rally in Fargo
Col Theodore Roosevelt headlines North Dakota Labor Day celebrations drawing about fifteen thousand as he lays a library cornerstone at Fargo College and leads a parade to Island Park. He stays at the Waldorf amid cheering crowds before departing for the conservation congress in St Paul.
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United Press
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
McCumber
Purcell
Grenna
Hanna
Great Northern
Fargo College
Island Park
Waldorf
Teddy
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Douglas Leads Morning Communion at First M E Church
Dr. T W Douglas district superintendent presided over Sunday morning worship and communion at the First M E Church. The evening service was canceled. Next Sunday conference Sunday Rev John Lusher, former pastor, will preach both morning and evening.
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T. W. Douglas
M. E
John Lusher
Committees of Councils Meet For Scheduling Talks
A meeting of the poor committee of councils is set for Tuesday evening. City Clerk Marquis seeks a finance committee meeting Thursday evening as he plans to leave the city Saturday night for a two week vacation.
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Poor Committee of Councils
Marquis
Finance Committee
Immense New High School Building Rises in New Castle
New Castle's immense new high school rises on Lincoln avenue hill with brick cellar walls and stone caps. Foundation work nears completion as 50 bricklayers labor. exterior brick walls to start soon. Building spans about 200 by 175 feet and must be completed by Aug 1 1911 for September opening.
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New Castle
Lincoln Avenue
Huey
Mercer Street
Italian Stabbed by Black Hand At Foundry Attack
Italian immigrant Joseph Budera was repeatedly stabbed near the American Steel foundry and is dying at City hospital. He said three men linked to the Black Hand ambushed him as he passed the plant. Budera fired his revolver unsuccessfully. watchman John P. Alexander aided him as assailants fled. Police recovered a revolver, hat, and cap and broadened a search.
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John P. Alexander
Budera
Hendrickson Man Distances From Liquor Arrest Link
John Hamilton of Hendrickson Avenue clarifies he is not the John Hamilton arrested for furnishing liquor to a minor, separating his identity from the charges and case details.
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John Hamilton
Hendrickson Avenue
Labor Day Parade and Rallies Across Cities Reported
Ten thousand workers marched in Pittsburg to celebrate Labor Day and attend a labor temple dedication with AFL official Frank Morrison and other leaders. In Greensburg striking miners demonstrated, followed by a rally at Athletic Park. Cleveland held a citywide labor celebration with a mayoral address and parades, while Indianapolis observed the holiday with a broad demonstration across trades.
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United Press
Pittsburg
New Labor Temple
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Peter W.W. Collins
Springfield
Ill
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. W. Hawse
Philadelphia District Council of Carpenters
John K. Fener
Govenor
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Francis Feehan
United Mine Work
Cleveland
Forest City
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Luna Park
Gordon Park
North Randall Race Track
Boy Scouts Organization Aims at Character Building
Preliminary steps have begun to organize a Boy Scouts group in the city under the Y M C A boys secretary Mr Hendry. The movement emphasizes character building, self reliance, and citizenship through outdoor life, discipline, and scout craft activities like first aid life saving tracking signaling seamanship and more.
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Boy Scouts
Hendry
Metropolitan Life Banquet Honors Local Superintendent
The Metropolitan Life Insurance company hosted a noon banquet at the Fountain Inn to honor John Wilkins, longtime superintendent in New Castle. Wilkins has 26 years with the firm, 25 as superintendent or assistant, and ranks among the company’s oldest employees. About 100 attendees attended, with officials from across the country, especially Western Pennsylvania, attending. Guest of honor beside Wilkins was F. F. Taylor of New York, fifth vice president of Metropolitan.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John Wilkins
New Castle
Fountain Inn
Wilkins
Metropolitan Company
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wilkins
F. F. Taylor
New York
Quiet Sunday in Police Court
A week earlier 43 offenders faced Mayor Lusk. Yesterday only one man was arrested for disorderly conduct after refusing a discharge from an employer due to intoxication. Last week fines totaled over $200. yesterday the collection was unknown.
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Lusk
Coffee Prices Jump Two Cents a Pound Across Market
Retailers report higher costs as standard coffee brands rise two cents per pound. Wholesale prices climbed over five weeks, with green coffee now about 12 cents a pound. Grocers cite a 20 percent Brazil duty and export curbs through July, while others blame a supposed corner led by John Arbuckle.
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Brazil
John Arbuckle
Snakes Swell Bronx Zoo Stock After Curator’s Vacation
Raymond L. Ditmars, curator of reptiles at the Bronx Zoo, returned from vacation with 200 snakes added to the collection. The snakes include rattlesnakes, milk snakes, black snakes, and water snakes gathered from Sullivan County New York.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Raymond L. Ditmars
Ditmar
Another Death at Grade Crossing in Sharon
An unknown foreigner was killed at 8 PM Saturday when struck by passenger train No. 221 on the Pennsylvania railroad at Staunton avenue grade crossing in Sharon. The man, who could not hear the approaching engine, was buried about 30 feet and suffered a fractured skull.
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Sharon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Staunton Avenue
Tabernacle Work Begins as Volunteers Prep Erection
Actual construction on the Sunday tabernacle will start Tuesday morning with about 100 volunteers including professionals and business men. Architect Gill reports readiness with lumber unloaded and ground leveled. Within two weeks the venue will host six to seven thousand for sermons by the evangelist as campaign offices stay active toward the September 18 opening. Preliminary prayer meetings continue with extra sessions planned for Tuesday and Thursday.
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Gill
Tabernacle
Aviator Lost in Heavy Fog Navigates by Sound to Safe Landing
Captain Thomas S Baldwn ascended in a bi plane at Garden City and encountered dense fog. He lost direction and feared to move until he heard another aircraft and followed its sound to a safe landing. The episode underscores the dangers of fog bound flight.
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United Press
York
Thomas S. Baldwn
Baldwin
Garden City
Contracts Set for New Houses
Thomas Clark has broken ground for a residence on Del aware avenue. J. A. Carpenter holds the masonry contract and the stonework for a Davies house on West Garfield and a six flat apartment for H. L. Allen on Neshannock avenue.
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Thomas Clark
Delaware Avenue
J. A. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
W. W. Davies
West Garfield
H. L. Allen
Neshannock Avenue
Ministers Leave Tuesday to Attend Erie Conference
Methodist Episcopal ministers of the city led by Superintendent T. W. Douglas and several pastors will depart early this week for Franklin to join Erie conference sessions. Most leave Tuesday for the temperance rally and the conference runs Wednesday to Monday with expected pastorate changes and final appointment readings.
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Methodist Episcopal
T. W. Douglas
A. R. Rich
Epworth
Business Men's Exchange Meeting Tuesday Evening
An important meeting of the Business Men's Exchange is held Tuesday at 8 o clock where delegates to Butler will give their reports.
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Business Men's Exchange
Butler
Professor Potter Re elected Leader of Emsworth Schools
Professor Henry Potter of Vo lant leaves to assume his post at Emsworth for another year. He has taught there for several years and is described as very successful.
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Henry Potter
Near
Volant
Emsworth
Potter
Death duel in Youngstown case arrests Chicago gunman
Carmine DeGenarro is in Chicago after police say he fired the shot that killed Zaher Joseph a Syrian fruit dealer from Youngstown. He will be brought to Youngstown at once for case proceedings.
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Carmine DeGenarro
Zaher Joseph
Youngstown
Chicago
Saipped With Wedding Cash Rest of Andy Montala
A clipped fragment reports a wedding cash dispute involving an Andy Montala figure. The readable text mentions a spliced financial detail tied to nuptial arrangements and a related sum. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Behind the County Jail Bars in a Marriage Plot
Miss Maggie Beugie accuses her lover Andy Montala now known as Mike Polich of stealing $30 and a gold ring given to fund their wedding. Montala, allegedly in Bilton's Irwin mines as No 123, denies the charge and is jailed awaiting hearing.
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Andy Montala
Nat Williams
Maggie Beugie
Miss Beugie
Moutala
Bilton
Montala
Mike Polich
Baer Accepted as Seattle High School Physics Instructor
Clarence E Baer long time high school faculty member returned from Chicago where he studied a special course He then left for Seattle Washington to take up the post of physics instructor at the Seattle high school Baer is a 1904 graduate of the local high school and 1908 Cornell University alumnus He also did summer study in Chicago now moves to a new teaching position and will be welcomed by friends.
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Clarence E. Baer
Chicago
Chicago University
Baer
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Baer
Cornell University
Mrs J A Loutzenheiser Found Dead in Greenville
Mrs J A Loutzenheiser wife of Greenville justice of the peace was found dead yesterday morning in Greenville. Authorities reported the discovery and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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J. A. Loutzenheiser
Greenville
Justice of the Peace
Man pays ten months rent for wrong house
Emmanuel Gainer in South Norwalk discovers he has paid rent for the wrong house next door for ten months. The actual owner demanded the ten months rent, and Gainer refuses, planning to sue for the money. The mix up arose from lack of a house number and misread directions.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Emmanuel Gainer
Gainer
Hem Gainer
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