Supreme Court may hear Standard Oil fine appeal
Long discussion of Standard Oil case with a $29 million penalty. The article notes the U S Supreme Court could review the matter after a lower court's decision and explores questions of knowledge of lawful rates, carrier duties, and the intent behind received concessions. It also addresses arguments for rehearing and potential certification to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
U.S. Supreme Court
Shape
Supreme Court
Abilene Cotton Oil Company
Gioniana
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Indiana
New Jersey Company
Wampum Residents and Visitors Reported
Wampum residents and nearby towns record social visits and travel this week. Ellwood City, New Castle, Beaver Falls, and Celoron trips are noted along with several family visits to relatives in Jackson Centre and Pittsburg. The compilation includes residents such as Miss L M Orris and Mrs Kate Green visiting relatives and attending funerals.
Birthday party for Master Johnny Grinnen marks eighth year
About 30 boys and girls gathered at his home on Tuesday evening for games and music. An elaborate lunch followed before the children departed, wishing Master John many more happy birthdays.
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Johnny Grinnen
John
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted By Letters
A Denver reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after invalid years with female troubles and pain. The letters claim relief from backache bearing down pains and irregularities and invite other sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence Bt
Denver
Col
Bens
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.kham
Pleasant event at West Pittsburg end of summer gathering
A social gathering at the home of Miss Marion Hamilton on Eleventh Street brought a group of young people to Mt i for a ghost story session and singing. A lunch of sandwiches olives pickles roasted corn and toasted marshmallows followed with Jack Howell performing. Attendees included numerous local residents and several Cleveland and New Castle guests. Also noted were a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Charles Lancaster and various town visits by Mr. Charles Garland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Marion Hamilton
Eleventh Street
Mt. i
Jack Howell
John Ricer
Henry Anderson
Lillie Wallace
Nazel Jackson
Amy Hewitt
Lottie Coutt
Julie
Agnes Foley
Elizabeth
Marcella Bittner
Effie Hennon
Eva Frisbee
Cleveland
Miss Walsh
New Castle
Messrs
Henry Fink
John Howell
Frank Kennedy
Fred Schmidt
Charles Glasser
Julius Bruckner
W. S. McMahan
Victor Wagner
Carl Frisbee
Donation Day at Niles Library Sees 200 New Volumes
The Niles library held a donation day yesterday and added 200 new volumes to its collection. The event highlighted community support and expanded local reading resources.
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Niles Library
Local Notes and Visits From Lilyville
Mrs John Nagel is sick. Jackson Kaufman travels to Pittsburg on business. Many attended the Butler fair last week. Miss Helen Kaufman visits friends in New Castle this week. Rev Whistler attended the Mount Union Sunday school picnic Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Reynolds of New Castle visited friends here last week. Allen Means had a serious accident at the cider mill his hand caught in machinery nearly tearing off a finger. Miss Lydia Swisher of West Madison avenue returns from Jamestown Pa where she visited Mrs Fred Hans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Clark
Ellwood City
L. M. Orris
New Castle
Ed Snare
Charles Stapf
Kate Green
East Liverpool
Alfred Kirkbride
Mahoningtown
Rans Guildoo
Canada
Charles Mangan
Beaver Falls
Joseph Stiglitz
Mt. Clemens
Claire Cunningham
Pittsburg
William Whitehouse
Jackson Centre
John Halbeth
Benjamin Booher
William Booher
Celoron
Beaver Valley
Frank Nicholson
William Nicholson
James Wilson
Miller
John Nagel
Jackson Kaufman
Helen Kaufman
Rev
Whistler
Mount Union
Frank Reynolds
Allen Means
Flies and viruses blamed for dirty grocers in state bulletin
The state dairy and food department warns that flies and bugs contaminate foods displayed in front of grocery stores. The bulletin says screens should cover goods to prevent disease carrying insects from roosting on berries vegetables and other items for sale. It notes flies are born to feed on carrion and filth and urges strict storefront precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dairy and Food Department
Theatrical Izzy and constitutional amendments travel town
The article previews George Sidney and his company bringing Busy Izzy's Boodle to the opera house on September 11 with Sidneys humor praised as refined and inclusive. It also contains lengthy Pennsylvania constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly including court consolidation and debt limits.
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Izzy
Opera
George Sidney
Mr. Sidney
Sidney
Commonwealth
General Assembly OF
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the
Jace XVIII
Ostler Joe at Grahame Stock Tonight with Lillian Dean
Miss Lillian Dean appears in a Parisian sheath dress at the opera house tonight for Ostler Joe. The show features a striking third act with a full stage setting changed before the audience and Duke the St Bernard dog in a key role.
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Lillian Dean
Grahame Stock Company
Duke
Grahame
Ostler Joe
Chester Bishop Stock Company Opens Week at Opera House
A 16 member Chester Bishop Stock Company presents a week of new vaudeville acts and plays at the opera house starting Monday September 14. The program includes The Minister's Romance Nell Gwynne Land of the Midnight Sun The White Squadron Monte Cristo She Man of the World The Mysterious Model and The Royal Prisoner with prices of 10 20 30 and 50 cents and matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Opera House
Chester Bishop Stock Company
Nell Gwynne
Monte Christo
Local Social Roundup From Bessemer Area
Mrs. Harry Baldwin is ill. Ed Shogren of Youngstown visited family here. John Baldwin of New Castle visits his brother Harry. Charles Nelson and George Benson spent Labor Day in Youngstown and Hubbard. Andre Johnson visited friends in New Castle and Harmony. Local ball team to play two games here Saturday against Edenburg and Petersburg. Rose Shuklansky of New Castle visited Miss Hilda Nelson. Anna Nord and Clara Nord visited relatives in Youngstown and New Castle. Mrs. R Lozier Sr of Lowellville visits daughter and family. P W Griffin and Marion visited Orwell parents. Jack Myers and son William, Thorn Hill, guests of C O Nord. Anna Tillie Nord, Ida Hedberg, Segred Johnson, Axel Anderson spent evening at Lozier home in Lowellville.
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Ed Shogren
Youngstown
John Baldwin
New Castle
Harry
Charles Nelson
George Benson
Hubbard
Andre Johnson
Harmony
Edenburg
Petersburg
Rose Shuklansky
Hilda Nelson
Clara
Anna K.nord
Strike Benefits Granted to Molders Union Members
Members on strike against Youngstown Furnace and Supply will receive ten dollars weekly from the national headquarters of the molders union.
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Youngstown Furnace and Supply Company
Molders’ Union
Amendments Outline Terms for County and Municipal Officers
The text details proposed amendments to Article Fourteen and related sections affecting election timing and term lengths for county and municipal officers. It specifies shifting to four year terms beginning on the first Monday of January, adjusts election cycles to fit even year terms, and outlines vacancy appointments by the court of common pleas with proper county electors.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Courts of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Allegheny
General Assembly
State
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Phildelphia
Court of Common Pleas
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
Senate
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Public Instruction
Auditor General
Boroug
Larce
Act Assembly
Robert McAfeer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jayne
W. Pittsburg
Charles Garland
West Pittsburg Realty Company
Lilyville
Lydia Swisher
West Madison Avenue
Jamestown, Pa
Fred Hans
Pain Liniment
Minard
Fr B. Williams
Sawyer St
Denen
Food Department
Reading
Bessemer
Harry Baldwin
Writ Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Express
Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
E.j.o'brien
East Washington Street
Bell
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