Hoover named new YMCA secretary to replace Burgess
A telegram confirms B A Hoover as the new YMCA secretary, replacing Burgess who resigns. Hoover, about 32, married with one son, will arrive near September 28 to work with the board after Burgess departs around October 1. He has held YMCA roles in Rochester and Barnsaw, with noted success in industrial and street work. Myron J Waldorf of Albany will become physical director upon Hoover’s arrival.
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Thirsham
G. B. Burgess
Lutier
B. A. Moore
Dotary
M. GA
Rochester
Hoo- Verge
Burgess
Hoover
Pittsburg Association
Y. MM. CG. A
N. Y
Barnham, Pa
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Firewn
Alma Maret Mein
la A. T. Brown
Myron J. Waldorf
Albany
I. Y
Me. Widdorf
Association
Harvard University
Burglars Loot Home While Owner Sleeps
Burglars gained entry through a downstairs window at Harry Rabinovitz home on South Mil Street and ransacked the house. They stole $100 cash, a ladies gold watch valued at 225, and a suit of clothing. The thieves, bold enough to work in Rabinovitz’s sleeping room, searched downstairs then upstairs and disappeared with the clothing after seizing the watch and money. Police have no clues.
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Harry Rabinovitz
South Mil Street
Rabinovkty
Ierehey
Rabinowitz
Shen Wolk
Rabino+win Aron
Whem
Three Registration Days for Presidential Vote
Notice urges every man to register tomorrow as only three fall days remain to register. Registrars will be in every precinct from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. to ensure eligibility for the upcoming election.
Mary Porter McDanel former Zion Baptist member dies after illness
After a three year illness during which she never spoke Mrs Mary Porter McDanel wife of Carson McDanel died at 10 am Monday at the family home on the Wurtemburg road near Portersville She would have been 54 in October Born in Ohio she lived in Chewton and was active in church work Surviving are her husband two sons Oliver and Fly a sister Mrs McMahon and a brother W Nam Porter Funeral at Zion Baptist church Wednesday with services about 11 am Rev Crawford in charge Interment in church cemetery
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Mary Porter McDanel
Carson McDanel
Wurtemburg Road
Portersville
Chewton
Zion Baptist Church
Oliver
Fly
McMahon
W Nam Porter
Bilwood
Crawford
Boys plan world trip selling postal cards for farm
R Gage and T J Flynn set out from New Castle for a world ride to win a farm offered by their grandfather. They walk from Pittsburg to Youngstown then Cleveland Chicago and San Francisco aiming to cross the ocean by boat. With only postal cards and clothes, they seek funds to stay together until home. The journey tests their resolve as they pursue independence and a westward fortune.
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R. Gage
T. J. Flynn
Ward
New Castle
Youngstown
Hey
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Bonaparte Appeals to U S Supreme Court
Attorney General Bonaparte orders a Supreme Court appeal after a circuit court of appeals decision. The case centers on Hepburn act provisions and water rights tied to the Mahoning river at Youngstown. Special counsel Wilner is to prepare the brief, with the October term set for submission.
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United Press
Washington
Bonaparte Tnday
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Com
Personal Crisis Reports Leap From Eighth Floor
William J. Reed of Portsmouth, agent for the Metropolitan Grave Casualty Company, died this morning by his own action after a personal crisis. He leaped from the eighth floor of the Highdin hotel, Cuincinnatt, G. Sent. 14.
Mrs O Givern Taken Ill In Youngstown Visit
Mrs O Givern of 114 Chestnut Street visiting daughter Mrs Charles Care in Youngstown was taken seriously ill and rushed to a local hospital. She had recently returned from Mt Calm where she underwent treatment.
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Catherine Metsivern
Chesnut Street
Charles Care
Youngstown
Medivern
Mt. Clanuns
Death Record Mex dehyad May 48
Death notices list several individuals with frail legible fragments including Mex dehyad May 48 John Allen 67 South Neaver Iowoshin, ia Maric McDaniel 64 Porters hi by.
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May
Walery Hiret
John Allen
South Neaver
Nomination Fate of Hughes in New York Guv Race
Scared politicians must toe the line as pressure mounts over Hughes potential renomination. Reports from Oyster Bay say Roosevelt favors Hughes for governor and has not dictated policy. A Saratoga convention battle brims with claims Hughes will win or be edged out by party bosses and anti Hughes forces.
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Oyster Bay
L. 1
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Sagamore EL
Ruel
Hughes
Baraloea
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Clair
People
Demi
Hughe Elity Root
National
New Minister at Grace M E Church
TEV BW Panis named new pastor of Grace M E Church. An extract of his first sermon, delivered yesterday, appears on another page. The note highlights a fresh start for the congregation and the pastor's stated aims.
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G. BW
Panis
Siraee AL OR. Church
Abbruzzi May Soon Get Prize
United Press reports in Rome on Sept 14 indicate an early marriage between the Duke of Abgyuzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. The duke seeks a three month leave to visit the Elbing family, amid Queen Margherita’s opposition and a tentative January 9 wedding date.
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United Press
Rome
Duke of
Miss Elkins
Amerigo
Roosevelt Letter Draws Attention in Campaign
Politicians in New York discuss the Roosevelt heirs to influence Taft reforms. The president’s letter denying aryan as claimant and granting Taft a half interest in reform schemes stirs campaign interest. Democrats claim Republicans fearfully back their candidate, while Republicans expect the letter to rally voters to Taft. Continued on Sixth Page.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Repub- Means
Anosevelt
Baltimore
Ufider Tisarni
Bryan
Great Canadian St Lawrence River trip ends Sunday
The News organized a 18 girl party who completed the St Lawrence river trip Friday to Sunday. After Niagara Falls the group returned to New Castle and Warren Ohio areas. Final stop was Union Station with a 3 05 pm finish. Passengers included Estella Morgan Estella Allen Myrtle Hughes and Bert Well a along with Leigh Robinson Lee Marvin and Bonnie Battley family members. The trip was described as delightful with everyone enjoying peaceful days at home.
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St Lawrence River
New Castle and
Lawrence County
Pittsburg Street
Estella Morgan
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Canada
AL Cleveland
Jensig Marstellar Jeff
Fridlay
Youngstown
Bessie Mr Munen
Elwood City
BB. Gaetls Lad
Warren
Curtis
Union Station
Myrtle Hughes
Ronnie Battley
Laura Rei
Fannie McBride
Nancy Mean
New Castle
Estella Allen
Yo Jan
Anna Medard
Shenango Township
Bessie Dunnan
Mt. Jackson
Mary McCready
New Bedford
Estella Hennon
West Pittsburg
Hattie Eckles
New Wilmington
Bert Wella
Leigh Robinson
Lee Marvin
Warren, O
Kate Ney
Bonnie Battley
Pernon
Young Children Affected by Strychnine Tablets
In Hamilton street, Mr and Mrs David Pelton’s grandchildren reportedly consumed strychnine tablets prescribed for their grandmother Mrs Joli Felton who has heart trouble. A boy named Wesley became seriously ill but after antidote administration survived. another child was less severely affected.
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David Pelton
Hamilton Street
Joli Felton
Irene
Wesley
Samuel W. Warner
Disastrous Fire Destroys Greenville Lumber Buildings
Greenville Pa September 11 a devastating blaze destroyed the Greenville Lumber Company buildings including the manager Louis Livenny residence. Wind shift prevented total town loss as flames spread to the skating rink and mill. Estimated damage around 150000 with partial insurance.
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Greenville
Greenville Lumber Ooupons
Louis Livenny
Rade and Haan
Davenny
Witter
Pardial
Telephone worker injured in fall from scaffold
Arneas Thornton of Pittsburgh, a Bell Telephone employee, was badly injured Saturday when a scaffold broke while he worked on a scaffold about 82 feet above the ground on West Washington street. He sustained multiple bone fractures in his right foot and a severe sprain. He was attended by a physician and taken to Pittsburg hospital.
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West Washington Street
Arneas Thornton
Pittebaletant Hneman
Bell Telephone Company
Thornton Wa
Pany
Hyseian
Pillsburg Saurdey
Paid Back Board Bill and Cogts Reported Improved
Rev J Q A McDowell reported improvement as Jake Bernard, boarded with him in Danville Kentucky, is said to have been attacked and charged with assault. Rev McDowell and Mrs McDowell live in New Castle while Bernard’s condition was described as improved after several weeks at home.
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Jake Bernard
Will
Zorka Gegic
Ate
Ion Church
Thiwelty
Bay Hoon Mayo
Thaniy
Danville
Coyle
Bernard
Por
Steve Mra. McRawell
Nard
New Castle
Kentucky
Miles to Vote for Bryan Amid Party Rift
In Mississippi on September 14, P Mes Of Westmiledes, brother of General Nelson Miles, declares Miles will vote for Bryan. Miles cites his change of faith and criticism of General Miles and the treatment of relations under McKinley. The tale traces back to former Secretary Alger’s court martial during the Spanish-American War and Miles’s opposition to NiU.
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Aby United
Mrossy Rcarter
Miss
P Mes
Westmiledes
Neisan Mile
Willi
Bryan
Stannen
Miles
Wrether
Vie
McKinley
Alger
Niu
Alderman Mayne Fines Woman Beater After Assault
Andy Helving charged with assault and battery for an attack on Kate. Alderman Charles B. Mayne assessed a $140 fine after a Saturday evening hearties incident on South Jefferson Street. Amy accused of striking Kate. she pleaded not guilty but agreed to pay.
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Andy Helving
Katt Stager
Charles B. Mayne
Amy
Kate
South
Jefferson Street
Cantier
Guiley
Bnt
Asquith May Face Parliament Over Catholic Procession
London reports reveal Premier Asquith may be summoned to explain his interference in the Blessed Sacrament procession during the Eucharistic Congress. Conservatives and many Liberals condemn the action as cowardly surrender to bigotry. Nearly a million spectators witnessed the ceremony despite rough treatment by hoodlums as Cardinal Vannutelli led the procession through Westminster.
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London
Asquith
England
Duputs
TsReTt
Tony
Vanniutell
Westminster
Cayuttial
Ie Bons
Baltimore
Pontifesal Mission
Cardinal Gibbons
Brownlee Home Destroyed by Chimney Fire
Mrs Brownlee loses her home after a chimney fire on a Saturday afternoon. The old structure, located between a main road and a secondary street, burned rapidly as flames reached the rock and roof. Mrs Brownlee and her daughter escaped with only essential belongings while neighbors aided by removing furniture and items. The house was insured, but the extent of loss remains under appraisal.
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Brown
Lee
Browniee
Solny
Venwiloo
Pipe Lines From Ill To Butler Co Planned
Pipe line project aims to carry eight inch oil and chemical fluids from Hiluole Jota area to Butler County with a spur to a sea port. Route includes Roblugo area and Warren vicinity with security measures described.
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ILL
Butler CO
Thy Tidewater Wing Line Company
Fto
Vora Fron Roblugo
Butler Sanity
Xeetlon
Ines
Tragedy at Chesterton Train Wreck Kills Two
A fog shrouded collision in Chesterton Indiana left two dead and about forty injured when a Lake Shore theater train rammed the rear of a crowded Lake Erie and Western excursion train. Among the dead are Mrs Esther Herox of Chicago and an unidentified man. Injuries include multiple broken limbs and internal injuries to Indianapolis and Chicago residents. the injured were taken to Moyer hospital.
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United Preag
Chicago
Lake Shore Theatre
Lake Erie & Western
Chesterton
Ind
Moyer Hospital
Esther Herox
William Spring
Indianapolis
Walter Boder
Lex
Catherina Gill
Indianapolie
Paul Miller
William Gilman
Samuel Stainfield
Franklin County
Mra. E. Conley
Janx Conley
Mary Starkey
Ross Scott
Oscar G. Miller
R. 5. Hawkins
C. Minnick
Arthur Shaerer
Mamie Prentis
T. R. Prentia
Mary Short
Mra. L. Glover
Ethel Austin
Alva Johnson
Partridge
FL Bartholomew
Tipton
Esther Haycox
Che
Laeporte
Election in Maine Takes Place Today
United Press reports voting began in Maine with steady turnout and quiet conditions. Republicans expect Bert M. Burnard to win governor by about 15,000 votes while Democrats forecast Obadiah Gardiner S. to secure the seat. Taft and Gardiner campaigns are active as polls open amid local tensions and national issues viewed as distant.
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iBy United Press
Algleta
Bert ML Burnard
Obadiah Gardiner S
Taft
Gardiner Alius
Hearst Says He Has Facts To Back Up His Statement
United Press reports Hearst rebuking Bryan over the 1908 Independence support claim. Hearst says a denial can be reversed by fact and would apologize if his assertions were unfounded, urging Bryan to do the same if facts prove otherwise.
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Hearst
United Press
Atlanta
Bryan
New York
Menor
Local church backs local option at Denver Parhs
The presbytery at Thatler near Braochton urged support for the local option in the legislature. Commissioners to oxynod, elected October Th, include Rev HK Re Kaufman KR U Stewart and J Ac Aanes. Grove CHY chosen as last piney for the next meeting.
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Thatler
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M. H. Henderson
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Hondersge
Will Hughes
Empire State
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Amocrea
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