High School Election Winners Named In Bedford District
List of successful candidates from multiple sub districts is presented led by Maggie Schade of Bedford Twenty-ninth ward school with 96.3 percent. The compiled names include Nellie Martin Seth Jones Jennie Hammett Willie Bergheimer Hertha Burne Jo an Meldonald and many others across districts such as Allen Birmingham Forbes Hancock and Lincoln, showing broad participation and strong averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cainencsamniss
Reisfar
Holmes
Maggie Schade
Bedford Twenty-ninth-ward
Birmingham
Jennie Hammett
Willie Bergheimer
Hertha Burne
Joan Meldonald
Eora
Thomas Jones
Edw
Breitwieser
Wm. H. Barr
Louis E
Aria
Reunion and Picnic of National Transit Company Workers
The sixteenth annual reunion and picnic of National Transit Company United Pipe Line division employees was held at Stoneboro lakeside park. About 800 attended from Butler and Oil City with a special train, enjoying music from Coleman’s Orchestra and the Germania Band, games, rowing, and a baseball match Oil City beating Butler. Officials from the company attended, and organizers noted rising attendance and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Transit Company
Stoneboro
United Pipe Line Division
Lakeside Park
Butler
Oility
Coleman
Titusville
Germania
William Lemmon
A. L. Shult
A. C. Beeson
W. & A. Pipe Lines
E. G. Wright
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
C. E Riddle
Right of Way Department
Monongahela Presbytery Reports Record Year Finance
The Monongahela Presbytery annual meeting at Hebron Church near Wilkinsburg heard a record financial showing with about 30,000 pounds paid to various churches. Dr. W. J. Reid read the report. Rev. J. M. Patterson spoke on The Pulpit, Rev. J. D. Irons on The Pastor, and Rev. J. M. Wallace on The Congregation. 8-H. Hart, Allegheny Seminary graduate, was recommended for ordination and will soon be ordained and proceed to Egypt as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Hebron
Wilkinsburg
W. J. Reid
J. M. Patterson
J. D. Irons
J. M. Wallace
H. Hart
Allegheny Seminary
Egypt
Reduction Postponed On Westbound Iron Rates
The Pittsburg and Youngstown freight committees met at the Erie office to discuss the Wheeling and Lake Erie rate cut set for July 4. The decision to meet the cut was referred to the general managers. Efforts are underway to have the Wheeling line rescind the reduced fares, and it is reported that postponement has been agreed. The affected routes include the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, and Lake Erie roads, with Mahoning and Shenango Valley iron interests watching closely.
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Erie
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wheeling
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Mahoning and
Shenango Valley Iron Men
Didnt Bring Back the Horse A Teamster Charged
Albert Marchead is charged by John Bauer with larceny by bailee after borrowing Bauer's horse valued at 175 dollars to ride to Seventeenth street. Marchead did not return it, allegedly exchanged it at Fitzsimmon's sale stables for another horse, received 60 dollars, and later sold the swapped horse for 100 dollars. Bail set at 500, Marchead jailed awaiting July 10 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Marchead
John Bauer
Bauer
Penn Avenue
Marchead
Seventeenth Street
Fitzsimmon’s
Marehead
Flint Factories On Southside Close For Summer
About ten Flint factories on the Southside will close for an eight week summer vacation, leaving nearly 4,000 men idle. Most closures occur in the United States Glass Company with several others such as Atterbury's, George A Macbeth Co, Doyle's, Adams', Ripley & Co, Hogan & Evans, Thomas Evans & Co and Kings. Window factories have already been closed for some time and the total shutdown is expected to be longer than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
United States
Glass Comany
Atterbury's
George A. Macbeth Co
Doyle's
Adams
Ripley & Co
Hogan & Evans
Thomas Evans & Co
King’s
Cantor arrest over liquor license case to be bound
Jacob Ehren of Lower St. Clair Township, who pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and was awaiting sentence, jumped bail and was arrested yesterday at Canton. Reported to have paid his bail of 8300 and to possess 430 belonging to the EK Singing Society, of which he served as treasurer. Corrigan sails today to fetch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ehren
Lower St. Clair Township
Canton
Ares Ee Sree
EK © Singing Society
Oliver
Oa Corrigan
Amalgamated Steel Workers Move Toward Settlement
The Amalgamated Association defers key wage talks as several firms sign the steel scale including Illinois Steel, National Rolling Mills, and others as a third conference presses toward a settlement. Delegates hope the scale for the ensuing year will be signed before adjournment, with Homestead and six district mills keenly watching developments.
Work stoppage and preparations at Carnegie plant strike area
Workers face discharge as boiler tubes burn out delaying repairs until month start. Management moves two powerful pumps to flat cars amid rumor of water attack plans while officials insist they are for fire defense. Ironworkers anticipate a tougher period but stay hopeful as Furnace F at Brad dock is returned to operation after a four month rebuild delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Braddock
H and I
All the Youngstown Mills to Close Thursday Night
The Mill Committee presented the new Amalgamated scale to the Mahoning Valley Iron Company and Youngstown Iron and Steel Company, both refusing to sign. Rolling mills will shut at midnight with little chance of resumption for a month or six weeks. W. D. Wood Company mills in McKeesport also plan July 4 layoffs, then partial closures for repairs stretching two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breske
Amalgamated Association
Illinois Steel Company
Bay View
Joliet
Lil Tt
Asother
National Rolling Mills
National Tube Works Company
McKeesport
Amalgamated
Kansas City
Irondale
Mini
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
D. B. Oliver
Homestead Mills
Order and Appeals
M. M. Garland
P. H. McEvay
Youngstown
McEvay
Homestead
Pinkerton
Yourestons
Mahoning Valley Iron Company
Youngstown Iron and Steel Company
W. D. Wood Company
Democrats Gather Behind Cleveland in 1904 Drive
Congressman Hatch of Missouri, chairing the Agriculture Committee, passed through Hannibal on the way to Washington and forecast a July 15 adjournment unless the appropriation bill stalls. He praised the Democratic platform and Cleveland’s ability to enact the silver plank. He projected Missouri as rock ribbed for Democrats and warned Republicans in Pennsylvania opposing a federal election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Hatch
Missouri
Committee On Agriculture
Washington
Hannibal
Hatch
Congress
Mississippi
Cleveland
Warner
Pennsylvania
South
Plans for the Poorhouse by Chief Elliott
Chief Elliott outlines rapid construction plans for the new Poor Farm after the ordinance is signed. The City Engineer will survey, the Controller will budget, and work will start soon to replace the old facility. He stresses fire protection and a hospital standard with one lever to open all insane ward doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Elliot
Yee Lee Stranded At Gretna Under Chinese Exclusion Act
Manitoba officials detain Yee Lee a Homestead Chinaman at Gretna after he attempts border crossing from Victoria to visit his wife and native land. Lee had left with Yee Geb a year ago. Geb returned via San Francisco without issue while Lee is held as a suspect. Reverend E BR Donehoo was telegrammed seeking aid on Lee’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Lee
Gretna
Manitoba
Yee Geb
San Francisco
Lee
Victoria
B. C
E BR. Donehoo
Mr. Ovenn
China
Fourth of July preparations at Schenley Park
Plans for the Pittsburgh Schenley Park Fourth include ground breaking for the Carnegie Library and Music Hall site with speeches by Library Commission members and Mayor Gourley. Police arrangements, a large crowd influx, and fireworks controls are outlined as the city readies for a grand celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley Park
Carnegie Library
Music Hall
Library Commission
Gourley
Bigelow
Phipps
Harrison
Chlef Bigelow
Washington
Cgil. Magee
Adirondacks
O'Mara
Zoo
Harry Meitzgar
E J. Laughlin
L. Broudy
Hebrew Tariff Club Formed in McCaffrey's Hall
A new political group named the Hebrew Tariff Club was organized at McCaffrey's Hall on Monday night. It aims to unite the Hebrew vote for upcoming elections and hopes to enroll over 1,000 members before November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaffrey
Hebrew Tariff Club
Bayard Amber flour praised as finest average pin flour
The article touts Marshall Kennedy Milling Company's Bayard Amber flour as a top quality medium priced family flour. It highlights its white rich consistency and affordability, branding it a reliable choice alongside Camellia Bayard.
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Marshall Kennedy Milling Company
Salvation Army Reception for Adjutant Farrer in South Side
The Salvation Army filled Wharton M E Church on Twenty-fourth Street for a reception welcoming Adjutant and Mrs. Farrer newly arrived from Chicago. Ensign Allen led services with Captains Sanderton and Parson assisting. Revs Ballantyne and Buckingham spoke as Farrers assume leadership of ten divisions in Western Pennsylvania with headquarters in Pittsburgh. A wedding banquet is planned at the army barracks between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets at 4:30 PM with Nan Kivell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wharton M. E
Twenty-fourth Street
Adjutant
Mra Farrer
Chicago
Ensign Allen
McKeesport
Sanderton
Homestead
Parson
J. A. Ballantyne
J. H. Buckingham
Nankivell
Diaz to be re elected says Mexican merchants
Mexican merchants M Horner and P Dreher registered in Anderson after visiting New York say Diaz will be re elected in Mexico where revolutions are deemed impossible. Horner downtones the Garza scare and notes the tariff irritates Mexican traders who advocate a reciprocity treaty with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Horner
P. Dreher
the Anderson
New York
Horner
Mexico
Diaz
Homer
Garza
United States
Letters of Administration in Absence of Will Noted
Mary J. Dunlap appointed administrator of John Dunlap estate after his death on June 7. Report claims a will was expected. bond listed at 900000. estate valued near 3000000. Also mentions a large Schenley Park band concert drawing about 10000 attendees and preparations for Highland Park next, plus whisky ads and a business note for a tire and wheelmen’s outlet at 4498 Wood Street and Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Dunlap
John Dunlap
Schenley Park
Lallede
Highland Park
Equitable Life Offer Urges Early Insurance
Advertisement urges buying life insurance sooner to lock lower rates and faster policy maturity. Claims you do not have to die to win with Equitable Life Assurance Society. Edward A. Woops, manager, 516 Market Street, Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Epward A. Woops
Market Street
Pittsburg
Pneumatic Cushions Sold by Pirtanene Crottz Company
The Pirtanene Crotz Company at 26 and 8 Wood Street with Ellsworth and Center avenues offers one and one half inch cushion pneumatic products from Bolte and M. W. Pneumatic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolte Pneumatic
Pirtanene Crotz Company
Wood Street
Ellsworth and
Center Avenues
M. & W. Pneumatic
Pittsworeh Crore Company
Monarch bicycle sale advertised by Prissone CreLe Co
An advertisement from Prissone CreLe Co promotes a Monarch bicycle featuring pneumatic tires and a 2 inch section. The dealer lists a price of 105 dollars and notes the opening of salesrooms and wheelmen's headquarters at 426-498 Wood Street and Center and Ellsworth avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Center
North Avenues
Prrissone CreLe Co
Center and
Ellsworth
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Kentucky Dealer
Mr W M Terry of Ten, Ky praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy after 12 years in business saying it cures colds quickly, prevents and treats croup, and relieves whooping cough better than any other medicine he sells. An unrelated note advertises mortgage relief services with an address in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Terry
Ten, Ky
Chamberlain
Wrhso
Davis Charged With Aggressive Assault at Mill
Simon Davis faced Alderman Toole on a charge of aggravated assault after allegedly striking Louis Irwin behind the head with a plank at Scott's planing mill. Irwin sustained a severe scalp wound and Davis was held for trial. Mayor Gourley Controller Morrow and Chief Bigelow toured New Castle Pa to inspect a new asphalt pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Davis
Alderman Toole
Louis Irwin
Scott's
Planing Mill
Irwin
Davis
Gourley
Morrow
Bigelow
New Castle
June Bargains at Homne Co. Penn Avenue
June bargains offer ladies summer waists at reduced prices Percale 45c from 75c figured lawn 6c from 5c imported percale 150 reduced from 2 See cloakroom bargains in black jackets at 3 from 5 to 15 Jos Homne & Co. 66 21 Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Homne & Co
Penn Avenue
Pest fighting claims from Wood street firms and rail line
An OCR snippet shows Pittsworeh Crore Company and Walker's Family Soap advertised to wash cars and promote health claims. Mentions 426 and 435 Wood street, Ellsworth, The Pennsylvania Railroad, Krexas at 33 Water street, and other local addresses. References to Doc Witt's Little Early Risers and Grandpa's Hat products appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walker
Clearance sale on wool suitings and dress goods
A sale offers a lot of 50 inch all wool check suits at 75 cents a yard with medium colors ideal for summer dress fabrics. Also offered are fine imported suitings 50 inches wide at $1 a yard, encouraging buyers to stock up on dress fabrics during this season.
French Challies Sale Slashes Prices Across Dress Goods
More than 250 pieces remain at the start of a sale with chic challis fabrics offered at 38c and 45c a yard, down from 65c, drawing dress goods buyers to the Challis counter.
Imported Plaids Dress Fabric Sale Advertisement
One lot of Imported Plaids summer color 42 inches wide and all wool 40c a yard. You've paid 75c for goods not as fine.
French Crepons Reduced Clearance Sale Ad
A promotional notice announces a clearance sale with reduced prices on styles offered at 50c and 1 dollar. Indicates some items were three times higher two months ago and urges customers to visit to learn exact savings.
Dress Patterns and Silk Fabrics Marked Down This Week
Public notice markets dress patterns and printed India silks at reduced prices. Dress lengths in various colors priced at two dollars and two fifty, with final closeout markings for the week.
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India
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Kay Gunnlog
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Fred Praguer
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Katie Frommer
L. Wilson
Maw
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Alice M
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Homer W. Taylor
A. Patterson
Carrie A Maury
John F
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Charies
Hancock Sub-District
Eddie McLaughlin
Edith Medhee
Isaac Strong
Jonn Kirby
Eugene Simpeon
Lilie Jacob
John McVarry
George Allee McAndrew
Biland
Ada McDade
Clifford K. W
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William V. Ler
Neilie Toston
Edmund PD. Cady
Lillie D. Strouse
Eleanor M. Laird
Grace Woodward
Nellie G. Mier
Elwin L. Thompson
Charles I. Grant
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William 8. Matthews
Alice E. Englert
Romboldt Sub-District
Connor Campbell
Raymond Schlicker
Gerile Relneman
Emma Standte
Mollie Schmotze
Alma Zimmer
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Fred Carrama
Frost
Lily Blaze
Bertha Goeller
Henry Huhianit
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A Mathew Nelson
Homewood
John Sherrett
Elda Miller
Helen Mulholland
Bertha Stizner
Letthe Rogers
Annie Muller
Benjamin Clark
Ida Kent
Grace Rogers
Howard Sub-District
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A. Pal Howard I
May H. Suckling
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Margaret A. O' Donnell
Nellie F. Dullard
Joseph Sullivan
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Kathe FE. Hesse
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Walter Defferis
Wm. D. Horner
Jara D. McCausland
Ae A. Conand
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Gil C. Jackson
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Eber Ler
Mesele Ss
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Olile Wiemer
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John C. Rowland
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Frank J. Orth
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Albert McM Men
Arry Grier
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Osie Gilmore
Mav Ay McConnick
William Seltker
Howard Woodeon
George Agnew
David Richards
Martin Kelis
Charles Met‘long
Ed Barteis
Walter Dolan
Stanley McCaskey
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M Sullivan
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Lulu Terbaugh
Thomas Carrie M. Bushfeld
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Laouis Schilling
Arthur Siavl
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Allee Brady
Monongahela Presbytery
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Salvation Army Reception
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Sis Bride
Gibson
Finch
Overholt
Bear Creek
Max
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Piarg, Pa
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Will You
Krexas
Water Street
Penrzer
Doc Witt
Grandpa
Monarch
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CLE Company
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G. D. Simen
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
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Lower St Clair Township
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Jos. Horne
Penn Avenue Stores
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Blue
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Penn Avenur
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