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Woman Escapes Cruelty in Mine Life With Children
Mrs Anna Pester, wife of Will Pester Jr, fled from alleged abuse by her husband and stepson in Greene County. She trudged to Waynesburg with two small children, recounting beatings and coercion to claim property and land were at stake. Authorities took her report as days-old tensions and threats mounted.
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Unclear OCR Note on March Bills and Local Death
Fragmentary text reports a death claim and mentions a March action by the president signing a bill for physical valuation. The readable parts reference an individual dying by artery rupture during a dinging at a church and a political note about railroad valuation and regulatory basics.
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Roofing and hardware sale promotes low prices
An advertisement offers best grade roofing at special low prices. Two ply rubber roofing is advertised at 3.25 per barrel, previously 4.00. Iron goods include shoe lasts and stands priced at 2.50 per set. Also offered are butchering kettles, grinders and assorted kitchen tools.
Crowds Welcome President-Elect to Washington Parade Day
Crowds fill Washington as President-Elect Wilson and party arrive this afternoon amid heavy inaugural excitement. Princeton students join escort plans, with 600 Princeton men aboard and 150000 visitors already in the city. The inaugural committee tightens roping and seating for the ceremonies at the Capitol and White House events.
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Treasury Surplus Replaces Deficit in Government Funds
Treasury shows 7,379,000 surplus replacing the prior 20,570,000 deficit. General fund totals 8147,000,060 with total government assets at 1,976,000,000. The report notes customs receipts and dining and smoking duties among sources.
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Gem Swallowed Diamond Recovered From Stomach
Pittsburgh March 3 a drink of Sherry and egg led chief engineer John Britt to swallow his diamond ring with his eye opener. A stomach pump retrieved the sparkler, restoring the ring to its owner after a curious mishap at home.
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Admiral Badger Transfers Flag From Wyoming to Connecticut
Norfolk March 3 reports say Rear Admiral Badger commander of the Atlantic fleet now in Cuban waters has moved his flag from the battleship Wyoming to the Connecticut the fleet’s former flagship. The Wyoming reportedly suffered an accident during target practice and is en route north. no official confirmation yet.
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Conductor Scarred In Railcar Accident Near Pottsville
Joseph Hammett a conductor on the Mauch Chunk branch of the Eastern Pennsylvania Railways fell from a car and was scalped by the wheels as his head touched the rails at Pottsville. He is a patient at Pottsville hospital and cannot recall the exact sequence of events.
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York Chamber Adopts Campaign To Advertise City
York Pa March 3 The York Chamber of Commerce will advertise the advantages of York as an industrial center throughout its limits. An advertising fund is being raised and contributions are being gathered. Secretary Eugene Weiser says the campaign will eclipse any similar achievement in Yorks history.
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Consumer hit in coal strike sparks price rise report
Washington March 3 A Commerce Department review details profits of about 22 per cent for anticrators in Pennsylvania after a wage settlement raised coal costs for domestic use. Wholesale price increases averaged 31 cents a ton for coal, with retail hikes of 23 to 50 cents per ton for stove and chestnut coal. The report notes gains for operators dealers and miners, while consumers bore higher prices. In a separate item a Nashville man returned a stolen parcel via post with 2966.54 in checks and nearly 460 in notes to a Jackson cattle dealer.
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