Democrats Endorse Aiken Candidate for Congress
Democrats in the Twelfth district selected Robert Aiken of Lawrence County as their candidate for Congress. He faces incumbent Ernest He son in the race. Delegates from Lawrence, Peavey, and Washington counties met at Monongahela House Pittsburg to name the nominee.
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Robert . Aiken
Selec
Lawrence County
Harry M. Good
Willian J. Byce
A- Martin Graham
Peavey County
de ON. McBride
Islvindt
PL Cochmia
Woshington
Murder Victim Struck With Brick Then Kicked in Assault
A man identified as Fallen, a laborer, was found severely injured behind a boardhouse on Moravia Street after a brutal attack. He claimed Nassau Wallen was the assailant who struck him with a brick and fled, while police investigated and medical staff fought to save his life.
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Wike Bal Hen
Setora
Stha
Ile
Pitten
Nsassau Wallen
Fellen
Fallen
Lorgan
Jin Jearn
Thibine
Sefato Street
Moravia Street
Ain
Aiken Named Unanimous Democratic Nominee for County Seats
Mr Aiken accepted the Democratic nomination after a unanimous conference decision in Pillsbury with Beaver and Lawrence counties showing strong support. He plans to address voters later to define his positions while continuing an active campaign across Lawrence Beaver and Washington counties.
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Ees
C. Judson
S.A. Plnles
C. S. Day
James W- Kuuite
J. J. McBrikée
Beaver
A. Martin Graham
J. Corser Judson
Washington
Aiken
Lincoln Republicans
Pillsbury
Aflen
Lawrence
Washington County
Hiss
Ernest Acheson
White
Shoulder Dislocation in Runaway Mishap in Nesheawank
Nesheawank township resident Howard McCune was injured in a runaway accident at the corner of North Jefferson street and Linton avenue. His horse drawn vehicle bolted on a steep street, ejecting McCune and injuring his left shoulder before being brought to the hospital.
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Howard McCune
Nesheawank Township
Jefferson Street
Linton Avenue
Pittsburg Arrests Reported On Charges Incomplete
Mertwall Christin was arrested Friday afternoon in Pittsburg by Constable Jatin Siltoo on a warrant issued by Mayor Cubbison. Mrs. Ann Bye charged with defrauding her of a hoard bill totaling 224 dollars. The article includes stray, garbled phrases and unrelated advertisement text about products and remedies.
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Mertwall Christin
Pittsburg
der Mar Cubbison
Ann Bye
Atm
Christian
Ellwough Injunction Case 15 Continued and Rail Dispute
Judge Porver continued the injunction in Burgess John Mosaler versus Ellwood and partners. The restraining order remains until a final hearing, date unset. A hunting accident near the city left Rev. W G McConnell, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian, seriously wounded. a butt of a rifle discharged while loading caused a near fatal neck wound. McConnell was taken to a hospital after emergency treatment. The Fourth church expects his continued ministry during recovery.
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Porver
Burgess John Mr. Mosaler
Ellwood
Cagle and
Hare
Beeusas Calo
W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Ele
North Benton
Washington
Ldateriattailon
Imei
Waekers
Apfirs
Nhich
Moseley
London
Rex
McConnell
Fishey
United States
Heath
Pat Otherwiao
Longworth Seen as GOP Governor Candidate Hopeful
In high Republican circles in New York and Washington, Congressman Nic Longworth, married to President Roosevelt's daughter, is touted as the likely GOP candidate for governor. If he secures the nomination at the Republican state convention, he would face Governor Mattly in the forthcoming race.
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Ohta
Nic Longworth
Roosevelt
Mattly
Longworth
Lang
City survey sparks tuition dispute in Croton district
The city survey causes tax and residency confusion as Croton district families, long paying city taxes, are reclassified to Hickory township. School enrollment and tuition demands arise, with Superintendent Kimes seeking board guidance on enforcing the rule that non city residents pay tuition to attend city schools.
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City Survey
Pee Press
Croton
Rie City
Hickory Township
Kimes
Board of Education
Etty Ik
Pers
Patterson
Phils
Sellen
Pretty Girl Postpones Fees as Trial Ends
A chaotic report describes a Swedish woman, Miss Stockham, influencing a verdict against lawyer Powers for assault. The jury found him guilty, and Stockham offered payment, while the defense and other parties argue over fees and settlement terms amid a noisy scene.
High School Site Sought for 100000 Building Plan
The building committee authorized to seek options for a new high school costing around 150000, with site costs possibly 25000 or more. Superintendent Rhimes says 40 pupils expelled, 360 in academy and commercial, 270 promoted, 17 township pupils travel to town. A committee was named to secure options and timing aims for possible fall foundations.
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Bunlding
Mesers
Hugus
Chain
Martin, Clarke
Harper
A. Rhimes
Academe
Marlie
Patterson
Board of Education
White
Prt
Countess Warwick urged socialism as workers' hope
In Warwick, the Countess Warwick closed an address to trades unions at a congress, defending radical views on social reform and labor rights. She said she faced aristocratic persecution, while some workers criticized her stance as harming the cause, though others welcomed her presence on stage and called her Comrade Warwick.
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London
Warwick
Trades Without Congress
Bryan Plan On Railroads Sparks Southern Defection
New York dispatch reports anger over William J. Bryan's federal ownership stance for railroads. Senator Bailey of Texas withdraws support for the Louisville reception and opposition to Bryan's policy grows among southern Democrats. Senator Daniel of Virginia also questions government ownership as premature and potentially divisive.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
United States Centre
Louieville
Bailey
Kentucky
Bailey Witcers
Bryar
Brian News
South
Ratther Will
Twelve Year Old Boy Missing From Chewton
Twelve year old Nelen Delaco son of Glano Delaco of Chewton was picked up on a street at midnight by Lieutenant Logan. The boy wandered with no fixed place to stay and was later taken to the parochial house of St Vitus. He had last been seen in Cheenton last Wednesday and may have traveled toward Hillaville as his father offered a ransom for his return.
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Toney
Glano Delaco
Chewton
Logan
Oayard
Nelen
Ghenton
St. Vitus
Amit
Hillaville
Grant Withdraws From Race For Congress in Eighteenth District
James J. Grant of Canton withdraws from the Republican nomination race in Ohio's Eighteenth District. Kennedy of Youngstown and Speaker of Lisbon are favored to contend in the primaries as plans for the primary schedule are discussed by the congressional committee. Grant's exit leaves Kennedy seen as the leading challenger amid contested district support.
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Otto
James J. Grant
Kennedy
Youngstown
Lisbon
Congressional Committee
Kennédy
Grant
Dullian Kennedy
Ligatfool Wins Second in Kinman Trots
New Castle horses raced at Kinsman as Ligatfool owned by William and Marquis of Neshaonock avenue won second money in the 2:40 trot heat. Don Hy owned by Aarott Lutten won final money in the 1:45. Sam Games owned by Clyde Shoat placed third in the same event, with heats run in 2:wrudd-4s.
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William &. Marquis
Neshaonock Avenue
Et Kinsman
Sam Games
Clyde
Uteelty
Don Hy
Aarott Lutten
Dismissals Shake Up Isthmian Canal Office
Panama September reports a major shake up in the Isthmian Canal Commission. Chief Engineer Stevens orders dismissals and resignations in building construction and painting departments amid a push to inventory property and curb irregularities. Pneumonia epidemic alert urges canal workers to take quinine daily as officials seek cooperation. Locomotive engineers protest pay and conditions, with 21 quitting until a decision is made. some may appeal to President Roosevelt.
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Panama
Isthmian Canal
Faw
Stevens
Diylaph
P. J. Downey
FP. B. Thomas
C. A. Lack
Hug Alnobusly
Rome
Fangma
Sepy Ve
Uoergasaa
Isthmus
Lacie
Itz
Nearo
Alll
Geio
Roosevelt
New Castle 15 Agains Place in Theatre Circuit
The Obie circuit of theaters formed by Edwin L. Moore of East Liverpool leases five houses and plans to expand to twenty five venues by 05-87. The circuit includes Grand Opera House Canton and East Liverpool theaters with future units in Wheeling Washington New Castle Zanesville Sandusky Toledo Steubenville and others in the Ohio district. The group notes the young manager’s rapid rise and growing fortune.
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New Castle
East Liverpool
Edwin L. Moore
Ohio
Grand Opera Louse
Canton
Ceramic
Road Supervisor in North Beaver Named
James W. McClellang appointed road supervisor of North Beaver township by Junge Porter in court on Wednesday afternoon. He succeeds Jacob D. Shilling, who recently resigned. North Beaver is one of the county’s largest townships.
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James W. McClellang
North Besver
Meriden Family Rings Changes In Widowed Couple Tale
In Meriden Connecticut a complex family entanglement unfolds around 60 year old William Higginson and widow Nira Snenda Beardsley. Higginson’s two daughters married Beardsley’s grandson, while Grace Higginson notes William Stone and Charlie Higginson wed Harry Stone, linking generations. Local friends struggle to untangle the web of marriages and in laws.
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Meriden
Conn
Willan Higginson
Nira -Snenda Beardsley
Higginson
Mr Stone
Beardsley
No Compromise For State Board Of Trade Fight
Harrisburg September reports the Pennsylvania State Board of Trade will press for a 2 cent passenger rate on steam railroads, rejecting concessions. Executive committee chaired by ex Mayor Vance G. McCormick announced 121 of 127 legislative candidates pledged to back the rate. A bill drafting for court submission at Harrisburg October 3 was discussed, including grant of freight rights to trolley companies.
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Hanrisbung
Pennsylvania
Ween
Vance G. McGormick
Harrisburg
S. Marshall Williams
Pittsbure
Lmard
Tralley
Reignt
Sneb
Roosevelt to attend state capital dedication in Harrisburg
A report merges with a local accident. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chirchfeld of County Line street fractured his right wrist when a tree fell. Also noted are details of a statewide dedication with President Roosevelt expected to speak in Harrisburg on October 11, and executor notices for the Miller estate with payments and claims to be settled promptly.
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Senk
Frank Chirchfeld
County Line Street
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Case Continues In December Court For Foster
The trial of William Foster charged with breaking and entering a building and attempting to rob was postponed to December court by Judge Porter due to missing witnesses. The district attorney requested the delay to ensure a full, fair proceeding. Kadol for dyspepsia, advertised by Palny’s MACY, is noted within the text.
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William Foster
Porter
J. W. Cunningham
Sheriff Sale of Real Property in New Castle Pennsylvania
Public auction set for September 2, 1800 at 2 PM at the Lawrence County court house New Castle. Property description covers a 1203 acre parcel in Wood City Lawrence County with improvements including a one story iron clad building and machinery. Sold as the property of Charnex Francis Pfeffer at suit of Hy Hartman for use of J W Humphrey. Sheriff Edwin L. Ayers conducts sale.
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Lawrence Emaly
New Castle
Boroven
Wiiwood City
Laprence
Pennsylvania
Tenth Strest
Woint
Factory Avenda
Tmratary
Flegrees
Mitsburg Company
Tenth Sire
Teaver and
Elwood
Safe Railroad
Tenth Street
Paine
H.W. Hartman
Edwitt
Recortier
Lawrence County
Sherrif
Charnex
Francis Pfeffer
Hy Hartman
J. W. Humphrey
Edwin L. Ayers
Executors Notice and Administrator Notice in Lawrence County
Executors announce that wills for William Anbable are admitted by the county registrar and creditors are asked to settle debts at 3, 8 Patterson of Sididmore, and Cornelis McConnell of Volant. Administrator Thomas Paden estate administers at New Galilee with Norman Martin attorney. claims must be presented promptly.
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New
Willington Hovonsh
Lawrence Rawity
Pennsylvane
Solice
Testamontany
Cornelis McConnell
Volant
Patterson
Sididmore
Sexecuitors
Wylte McCaslin
Ally
New Castle
Thomas Paden
Kite
North Beaver Townslly
Lawrence County
Delax
Campbell
New Galilee
Norman Martin
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