Homestead Topic Highlighted At Chautauqua Session
A Chautauqua program includes Dr. J M Buckley answering questions about the Homestead strike seeking law adherence and labor law relations. Women’s clubs and a political economy group discuss neighbors life and ethics with music and lectures.
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J. M. Buckley
Kansas
Alpha Omega Fraternity
Chautauqua
Emily Huntington Miller
Chautaugua
Minor McKeesport Matters and Local Incidents
A long Fortnight column reports a teen girl Mary Coleman attempting suicide at the Southside riverbank after her mother refused new shoes. It also notes Willie McDonald’s accidental drowning, local constable troubles in McKeesport, a new United Presbyterian church planned for Reynoldton, and crimes linked to Constable Moore. Also mentions Frank DePiro’s release in a murder case and asylum-site tour by Governor McKinley’s committee in East Palestine, plus heat in Steubenville and a Luzerne storm.
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McKeesport
Willie McDonald
Pittsburg
Mary Coleman
Alderman Skelly
Little Willie McDonald
Monongahea River
Piper
Homestead
Bill
Charles Moore
Baltimore
Tolliger
Richard
Moore
Michael Demming
Reynoldton
United Presbyterian Congregation
East Palestine
McKinley
New Philadelphia
Steubenville
Youngstown
Massillon
Canton
Alliance
Park event to feature notable speakers Friday evening
Colonel J A Danke of Pittsburg will give the opening address at a 2500 seat auditorium completed by the Park Association. Speakers include Captain Lightfoot from Uniontown Judge Harry White of Indiana General Somerset and Harry Hall of Pittsburg.
Prominent Lawyer Assaulted and Kidnapping Reported
Jottings from Youngstown recounts attorney Michael Livingstone being assaulted by L. H. Bannister after a debt suit. Bannister arrested. A nine year old boy was kidnapped and released four miles from the city as two men abducted him. William Phillips of Girard, intoxicated, ingested arsenic and faces probable death.
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Michael Livingstone
L. H. Bannister
Mahoning Gas Fuel Company
Bannister
Livingstone
Joe Welsh
Kidurgoers
William Phillips
Girard
Miners at Monongahela Coal Works Walk Out in Strike
Six hundred miners at the Monongahela Coal and Coke Works quit work in a second mine closure in the Fairmont Upper Monongahela coke region. The strike centers on Union recognition, with wages not the main issue. Owners resist, and pressure spreads to other mines. notable owners include Ex-Senator Camden and Governor Flemin. The Fairmonths region is rapidly developing with current output around 20 000 tons weekly.
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Monongahela
Camden
Flemin
Mononga
Montana
Fairmonths
One Wife Too Many Bigamy Case At Mansfield
Elmer Straugh, a mounter at Eclipse Store Works in Mansfield, was arrested for bigamy after misrepresenting himself as a widower to marry a second wife. He faces five months in prison upon conviction, with bond set at 500 dollars. A separate report notes tar and feathering of two women for keeping a disorderly house in Mt Blanchard. In New Castle a whistle blowing case Against an engine driver also progresses.
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William Griffith
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Scranton
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Plate Glass Works
James Banks
Mollett
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Burglary at Saxton Jewelry Store Ends With Safe Blow Open
The James Covart jewelry shop in Saxton was robbed last night as burglars blew open the safe. Jewelry valued at 1200 dollars was taken, and authorities pursue leads in the county.
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Saxton
Oil Men Hopeful After Two Fifth Sand Wells Hit
Two new fifth sand wells were reported in the McDonald field as North Baltimore producers note a bullish oil market. Prices closed at 56 and a half cents a barrel, with gains over the week and expectations of continued rise. Multiple wells in the area were described as flowing or producing, including Forest Oil No. 8 and Royal Gas No. 1, while various pipelines reported activity and stock changes.
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National Transit Company
Buckeye
Tidewater Ling
McClelland Farm
Royal Gas Cneeny
McDonald
Devonian Oil Company
W. B. Moorhead
Gordon
NecDonald Bros
People’s Gas Company
Kelso
Steelamith & McConnell
Brown Farm
Victor Oil Company
Wells Farm
Sistersville
J. Patterson & Co
Lutz Farm
Glenshaw
C.D. Greenlee
Forst & Greenlee
McMurray
Baltimore
Earle Consolidated Refining Company
KR. H. Rahmey
Henry Township
Wood County
J. J. van Wormer
Lyons
Portage Township
Hancock County
Denver Pool
Ohio Oil Company
Henry Sw
Liberty Township
J. Wathalt
Same
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Sinclair Oil Company
Riggins' body brought home for burial in Philadelphia
The body of Boatswain's Mate Charles W. Riggin of the U S steamship Baltimore, murdered in Valparaiso, arrives in New York from Colon aboard the Pacific Mail steamship Columbia. A ceremony escorts the casket to Philadelphia for interment with military and civic honors at Woodland Cemetery after a state funeral at Independence Hall.
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North River
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Valparaiso
Philadelphia
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Catholics Vow to Maintain Separate Winnipeg Schools
Catholics in Winnipeg resolved at St Boniface to keep separate schools for their children despite the Privy Council ruling requiring Manitoba tax support for public schools. They will fund schools through Catholic contributions and condemned the Manitoba government and the English decision.
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Privy Council
England
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St. Boniface
Cattlemen Defy Troops In Cherokee Strip Eviction
Dispatches from Captain Michler report three cavalry troops ordered to evict intruding cattlemen in the Cherokee Strip. Two reinforcement troops under Captain Hall were rushed to support him as fears grow of armed resistance to eviction in Reno Oklahoma.
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En Reno
Okla
Michler
Cherokee Strip
Catain Hall
Multiple World News Briefs Span Disasters and Trials
A collage of late briefs reports burning Moorish villages eyeing embezzlers confession of guilt fever cases in Vera Cruz heat in Detroit wind and hurricane damage in Topeka riots in Canada and Europe floods landslides in Georgia and Tyrol counterfeiters found near Toledo and labor unrest at Wells Glass Co. plus legal cases in Montana and UK noble estate matters.
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Cour d' Alene
Topeka
Toronto
United
Petroleum market notes and price movements
The report records oil market activity with references to New York and London levels, National Transit Certificates and ship shipments. It notes petroleum trading action with prices around 3c decline and a steady close, and mentions total sales figures and regional oil movements including Pennsylvania and Lima oil benchmarks.
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Antwerp
Petroleum
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Clonin
Lima
New Jersey Lover Shot After Affair Turns Fatal
Patrick Quinn a Delaware Station telegraph operator lies in Oxford with two pistol wounds to head and neck. Miss Hattie Acres of Oresee Pennsylvania shot him after deserting her love. The incident followed the alleged quarrel over the affair and a poisonous act.
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Belvidere
N. J
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Delaware Station
Oxford
Hattie Acres
Oresee
Are You Going Out of Town Safe Deposit Advice
Advises residents to store silverware and valuables in the bank safe deposit vaults at Farmers' Deposit National Bank 66 Fourth Avenue for secure protection at a small cost.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenus
Treasure found in San Francisco gold shipment
In New York on August 10 officials announced the San Francisco gold treasure had safely landed. A judge in Boston later set aside a prior verdict in a Rev. W. W. Downs case, granting a new verdict for Downs totaling 19,000 dollars.
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W. W. Downs
Downs
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