Taft Sees Roosevelt Plotting for White House Power
Beverly Mass September 15 President Taft believes Theodore Roosevelt is plotting to become president and will have a clear field against the incumbent. Taft will pursue a quiet approach avoiding public moves while Roosevelt presses a western tour to draw fire from the administration.
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United Press
Beverly
Mass
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
White House
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Middle West
Congress
Crane- Norton
Pulaski Fair Draws Up To 15000 Attendees Wednesday
Crowd estimates put the Pulaski fair at 12 000 to 15 000 on Wednesday with three to four thousand vehicles and a busy scene of horses buggies wagons and autos. Officials noted Wednesday’s crowd as among the largest for the event. Continued on page eleven.
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New Castle
Baby Buried Alive Found Living After 40 Hours
In Greeley Colorado a newborn baby buried near its mother’s house was found alive after 40 hours in a peach box coffin. Coroner Macey ordered an exhumation and an inquest to investigate the burial by Mary Georgia of Pierce. Despite early efforts, the infant died after three hours of medical treatment. Grandparents Rose and George Georgia await the inquest.
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United Press
Greeley
Col
Macey
Mary Georgia
Pierce
G. R. Clement
Rose
George Georgia
New Policy Toward the Insurgents Hereafter
Beverly Massachusetts September 15 A new policy aims to heal the breach between progressives and regular Republicans. A letter authorized by President Taft and signed by Secretary Norton outlines restoration of patronage to insurgent senators and representatives. The president will not distinguish between Republicanism of senators and representatives as long as they subscribe to the party platform.
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United Press
Beverly
Mass
Republican Party
Taft
Iowa
Chas. D. Norton
Sunday arrival of William A Sunday family in New Castle
Rev and Mrs William A Sunday and two children will fly from Chicago Friday night and arrive in New Castle Saturday morning to stay six weeks at 87 Wallace Avenue. An efficient servants corps is ready and chorister Mr Rodeheaver and pianist Mr Ackley have arrived to rehearse the chorus choir at the tabernacle tonight.
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William A
New Castle
Chicago
Wallace Avenue
Rodeheaver
Ackley
Mortgage Filed by Samuel Sumner Against M Lee Gailey
Samuel Sumner filed a lien or mortgage against M Lee Gailey for 1400 dollars. The document records a secured debt action and names the involved parties and the amount.
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M. Lee Gailey
Roosevelt Opens Campaign at Suffolk County Fair
Col Theodore Roosevelt started his bid for New York GOP control at the Suffolk county fair in Riverhead on Sept 15. About 15 000 people gathered waving Teddy for 1912 banners and flags as he gave a speech outlining political developments in the state.
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United Press
Riverhead
L. I
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Cruel Treatment Alleged in Two Divorce Applications
Robert J. Peterson seeks divorce from his wife on cruel and barbarous treatment after a marriage from September 11, 1905, to September 6, 1910. Maud Riley also files for divorce from William R. Riley alleging cruel treatment from July 7, 1909, to January 8, 1910.
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Robert J. Peterson
Maud Riley
William R. Riley
Taft Observes 53rd Birthday Quietly in Beverly
President Taft spent his birthday golfing at Myopia in the morning and reviewing public business with Secretary Norton in the afternoon, as reported from Beverly, Massachusetts.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Myopia
Norton
Panaro case unfolds as defense cites self defense
In the trial of Dominick Panaro for the murder of Oren Magwire, defense contends Panaro was justified since Magwire provoked him. Miss Mary Robinson fainted during questioning and could not continue. court recessed for Dr Brown and planned to recall her Thursday morning.
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the Commonwealth
Dominick Panaro
Oren Magwire
R. L. Hildebrand
Parano
Magwire
Emery
Commonwealth
Tony Toskin
James Chambers
Toskin
Miss Robinson
Dominick Penaro
Mary Robinson
Penaro
Dr. Brown
Atorney Emery
Cleveland Surges to 560663 Population in 1910 Census
Census data shows Cleveland Ohio at 560663 residents in 1910, up 178895 from 1900 and about 40.9 percent. Pittsburg and Detroit remain named rivals while Baltimore’s 1900 figure and Baltimore’s 1910 status are unsettled. San Francisco is considered unlikely to challenge Cleveland and Pittsburg.
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United Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Cleveland
Joliet, Ill
Pittsburg
Detroit
Buffalo
Baltimore
San Francisco
Movement 10 Close Stores Early
Clerks advocate Saturday 6 p.m. closing urging Federation of Women’s Clubs cooperation. Federation refers to industrial committee. practice seen in other cities. Also, executive board urged suspending all meetings during Sunday campaign and papers to publish Federation work for one day. Next meeting date left open.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Industrial Committee
Donnan
Federation
Fine promotion for John Disbrow
John Disbrow of New Castle resigns as electrical inspector for the Underwriters association. Phillip Adam of Erie will succeed him. Mr Adam is in New Castle today reviewing the territory with Mr Disbrow. Disbrow will become western Pennsylvania representative for the Union Electric Company after turnover. The Disbrows will remain in New Castle.
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John Disbrow
New Castle
Underwriters’ Association
Phillip Adam
Erie
Adam
Disbrow
Adams
Western Pennsylvania
Union Electric Company
Pittsburg
Joseph Veon Improves After Orchard Shooting
Joseph Veon of Wampum, shot while gathering peaches in James McKee's orchard, is reported to be improving and near recovery. McKee, arrested shortly after the incident, is to face a hearing soon.
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Joseph Veon
Wampum
Thorugh James McKee
McKee
Man Killed By Pennsylvania Train At Mahoning Avenue Crossing
An unknown man about 50, neatly dressed, was instantly killed at 11:30 am near Mahoningtown when a Pennsylvania train struck him at the crossing. A bag beside him indicated he was a chiropodist. the body was removed to an undertaker’s. Initial ID as Mr. Rohrer proved false.
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Pennsylvania
Mahoning Avenue
Mahoningtown
Offutt
Mr. Rohrer
H Harkness Narrowly Survives Plane Crash at Garden City
Harry S. Harkness of Cleveland escaped death when his Antoinette airplane collapsed during flight at Garden City L I He had completed two laps before engine trouble sent the craft earthward His chassis was demolished and radiator cracked yet he remained unhurt and cheerful as spectators rushed to the field He planned to resume flying once two more machines arrive from France.
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United Press
Garden City
L. I
Harry S. Harkness
Cleveland
Harkness
Hamilton
France
Death Record Unknown Man in Rochester and Elmira Notices
A brief death notice lists an unknown man and relatives including Mrs. Sarah J. Leaf of Rochester New York and Mrs. Belle Wilson of Elmira New York. Elsie Hindman aged 11 is noted with an address on West Morton Street.
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Sarah J. Leaf
Rochester
Belle Wilson
Elmira
N. Y
Elsie Hindman
West Morton Street
Cavalieri Planning America Visit Over Estate Dispute
New York dispatch says Lina Cavalieri Chanler will travel to the United States to protect her financial interests in the Chanler estate and defend her position amid estrangement with her husband and his family. She nears recovery from appendicitis surgery and may face a cancelled Boston singing engagement as factions dispute a prenuptial agreement.
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United Press
New York
Lina Cavalieri Chanler
America
Chanler
Cavalieri
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Co
Oreste Cavalleri
Richard Aldrich
Robert W. Chanter
Sidney Harris
Chanter
John Armstrong Chaloner
Looney
Robert W. Chanler
Sunday campaign opens with Hillman address in Youngstown tabernacle
Dr J H Hillman pastor of Trinity Methodist in Youngstown will headline the first big Sunday campaign event in New Castle. The 700 voice choir rehearsed under Prof Homer Rodeheaver and the tabernacle seating is set for 7000 with lighting upgrades noted. The finance committee reports the movement underwritten at 8058 dollars and full program details will run in tomorrow’s paper.
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J. H. Hillman
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church of
Youngstown
Hillman
Tabernacle
A. P. Gill
New Castle
Tabernacles
Homer 5
Rodeheaver
Sunday
America
Sharon
Newcastle
J. Howard Frew
New Castle Tabernacle
Bennett Hardware Sues Alice Hennessy Over Heater Charge
The Bennett Hardware company sues Alice Hennessy to recover $140 for a heater. The defendant allegedly refused access to the home to fix issues after claiming the heater did not work satisfactorily.
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Bennett Hardware Company
Alice Hennessy
Pyle Sues B O Railroad for 25000 in Damages
Michael Pyle and wife Margaret sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. for 25000 damages over alleged obstructions on Canal street. The suit cites prior land seizures by William Hays and Benjamin Darlington and a plan that laid out plots with streets, alleys, and a 62 tote area. continued on page five.
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Michael Pyle
Margaret Pyle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Canal Street
William Hays
Benjamin Darlington
Seventh Ward
Mahoning
Darlington John Crawford
Declan
Darlington
Hays
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