New canning plant proposed for New Castle along railroad
Plans outline a 80 by 200 foot canning factory to be built east of Nis reuldenes along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks with access from Walnut Street. Mr Reno and local farmers expect steady markets and reduced costs, with the Pennsylvania RR agreeing to run a switch to the plant and locals anticipating employment for nine or more workers in a diversified industry for the area.
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Pennsylvania
Nis Reuldenes
Reno
Hene
Hey
Canning
Tie
New Castle
New Caste
Dun Amiung See Hed
Permaylvania Railroad
Iite
Walnut Strent
Martin B
Lene
Waltuit “Aan
Workmen Desert Bridge as Pittsburg Line Fears Collapse
Describing danger on the Pittsburg Butler Harmony and New Castle Street railway bridge at Burnstown workers quit claiming fears the structure may plunge into Gonnoquenessing waters. Seven men left last week amid reports the falsework may fail before June car service resumes. An inquiry is under way as McChordle Marshall crews contend the bridge is near completion despite prior collapses and flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Butler, Harmony and New Castle Street
Burnstown
Almurt
Avery
Ume
McChodle-Marshal Company
Dridge
Wick
Lie Meyort
Rock Point to undergo renovation and expansion
Mecca at Rock Point grounds to receive large renovation with power supply secured by the power company. Two more buildings planned this spring and full complex to be coated, promising local business gains and earnings for Rock Point residents.
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Rock Point Plente
Praapetta
Stockholders fail to claim creditor status in bankruptcy case
Referee Und rrwood rules that in the insolvency of Fimporium Company stockholders cannot come in as creditors. About 64 stockholders sought to recoup payments made on stock, alleging inducement by agents of John R. Cavanagh & Co. The trustee and court held claims not provable. stockholders remain without creditor status as of the petition filing date. Specific names and amounts listed as investors in the failed enterprise. The decision affects those who paid on provisional contracts and installments before liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimporium Company
BM. Luinderwayont
Miey
Rerson
Corhtin
Chen
Referee Und@rrwood
Wuey
John R. Cavanagh & Co
Pittsburg
Cavangh
Credita
Wettt
Charles H. Bannon
Elizabeth Owens
H.W. Winner
Richard Crawshaw
Alice MM Cole
Traey. Cole
Hb, Woodworth
Lizabeth Charles
Charles Alvry
Win
H. Morgan
Joseph Dalzell
George Owens
John J. Ayers
Hiram G. Shearer
Enoch Dangerfield
Mary B. Moyers
J. L. Snyder
Otto Schwelkert
F.C. Smilth
Eline. Douglass
Andrew Lewis
Sam C. Nicklin
Lois ©. Dor Tass
David Owens
Catherin
Nutt
John B. Prager
Thomas R. Lewis
David Howell
Stephen Wheale
Llc Newell
Wm. Owens
Helen Williams
W. J. Patterson
Mary E. Slivar
Anna Kennedy
John Thomas
W. J. Sweet
Alfred Benton
Campbell Rigby
Henry Senwetkert
Priies Biman Hartman
Thomas M. Patterson
Koes Mdehards
Jas, Prior
Wo Tanner
Frank Willian
Howleins
J. Manna
Davi Thomas
OT V. Willows
George A. White
W. Owen
Wil Maan 'Ardner
Reynolds
John Thanysau
James Robingan
Joseph Morgan
Kether C. Jenkins
Thos
Pss
Old Soldier Found Near Death's Door
An elderly veteran named Patterson, a once renowned rovdont of Nesbannack Fale, collapsed near Millpond. He was taken to Herbert Caldwell's drug store for restoratives as freezing weather worsened. Neighbors Tillie Woods and Thora assisted as Patterson, about 42, had recent health decline and Civil War service with the famous Roundhead regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadeph Tathertum
Herbert Caldwell
Patterson
Tillie Woods
Fatterdan
Tooth Or Famous
Roundhead
Plans for merger of Home Trust and Dollar Savings
Preliminary steps to merge Home Trust Company and the Dollar Savings Association are under way. Officers indicate consolidation plans and a new four story brick building will replace the Dollar Savings building, with a new board combining officers from both institutions and a downtown site prepared for the merged entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Trust Company
The
Dollar Savings Association
Blomen Trust Company
Dollar Savings
Willem H. Grove
John G. Nothdurft
M. 5
Margils Ts
Pittsburg
Dullar Savings Association
Plang Tor
Dol Fay Savings Association
Into & Trust Company
Iutler
Moth
Hirst
Dave
District High School Idea endorsed by New Castle Commission
Lawrence county teachers and parents discuss state school law revisions by a Governor appointed commission. The plan includes four high school types with two to five year courses and agriculture in elementary instruction. The proposal aims to place multiple regional high schools to meet need and reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
Stuart
Alice Ree bel Named Principal Beneficiary in Bauman Will
The late Ernest Bauman's will, found after his murder in Bienburg Jase, names his niece Mrs. Alice Reebel as principal beneficiary. Probate was sought today with Register Eakin and District Attorney Young handling the recording and potential contest noted. The estate includes a brick hall on Pittaburg Street and a large Edenburg house, with values estimated around $15,000 and up to $2,000 respectively.
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Alice Reebe
Ernest Bauman
Ernest Tauman
Bienburg
Jase Inl
Register
Eakin
Young
Alice Reehel
J. W. Cunningham
Court House
J. Norman Marvin
Alvina Wellencdorf
Keebe
Pittaburg Street
Willam Haering
Edenburg
Bauman
Reebel
Uneye
Half Million Dollar Additions To A Wampum Cement Co.'s Plant
New York engineers Curtin-Ruggles have drawn up plans for up to 600000 dollars in additions to the Crescent Cement plant near Wampum. Construction of concrete and steel buildings is planned with foundations set on over 100 acres of land south of Wampum. The plant is expected to be completed by September 1, creating jobs for more than 100 workers and boosting local population. Once finished the output may exceed 2000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum Cement Co
New York City
Crescent
Wallpid
Curtin-Ruggles
Witteburg
Asright
Nelx
Creacent Company
Wampum
Gsam
Wampira
Willia
Return of sale of brick plant reported to court
The return of sale for Lawrence Sands Time Brick Co. receiver Lee R. Garston was filed by Attorney Refva McKinley Untorning and confirmed. The plant near the harbor was valued at $1,600 with various debts and property. stockholders face heavy losses as the sale does not cover original costs and manufacture plans.
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Lee R. Garston
Lawrence Sands Time Brick Company
Refva McKinley
Bandsome Fink
Supposed Murderer Captured After Pittsburg Woman’s Claim
Catherine Brooks of Pittsburg identified the supposed fugitive as Robert Robinson, a Black man accused of killing his wife at Frog House on Centennial Street. Logan and Edenburg residents organized a search, captured the man, and released a struggling Brooks after a $240 relief collection.
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James WoIna
Catherine Brooks
Pittsburg
Creighton
Logan
Adenburg
Megro
Robert Robinson
Frod House
Centennial Street
Hess
Pittsburg Vnd
Lake Erie
Edenburg
Lagat
Robinean
Rogers Livery Dam
Rodgers Hess
Lasgrietbus
Heasarda
Tegret
Logan Tauuil
Hutri
Sinton
Tlo
Pletsburg
Chicago
Brooke
New Castle Junction
Ted Wottl
Pretty Romance Ends in Marriage in May
Ralph MM. Gramppell receives notice of the approaching wedding between Thomas W. Campbell and Miss Jennell of Scioto Ohio. Both are engaged in mission work, Campbell in Florence Mississippi and Jennell as a traveling missionary. The couple plans to marry early in May and later visit Campbell’s parents in New Castle before setting up residence in New York state. Campbell is a former deputy in the prothonotary’s office and active in the Epworth M E church.
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Ralph MM. Gramppell
Thomas W. Campbell
Wolch Ty Hoon
Glace
Plorence
Ata
Mise Wlel
Jennett
Sciote
Campbell Rand Misu Jennell
Uskabase
Mr.Campbell
Florence
Miss Jennett
Birmningham
Ala
Mr. Campbell
D. J. Campbell
Walnut Street
New York State
New Castle
Epworth M. BE
Fle. Campbell
Alabama
Order Granted In Road Machinery Case
Jurgo Porter obtained an order this morning regarding amendments to Caud Roads Machinery Company against Unlua Township. The company and town officials faced difficulty collecting the bill and some taxpayers questioned the supervisors authority to authorize the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgo Porter
Casa of Caud Roads Machinery Company
Unlua
Gold Wood Machinga
Reverend I A Thayer Seeks Poor Director Post
Rev I A Thayer of the city applied to Mayor elect Harry Lusk for the poor rector position in the new administration. Thayer, once pastor of the First Christian church, is noted across Lawrence County and Western Pennsylvania. He holds a medical degree and has lectured statewide on diet. Poor Director J Adam Hatner’s term ends May 1 and the office may stay vacant until then. Hatner’s friends urge his reconsideration.
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A. Thayer
Harry Lusk
Thayer
First Christian Church
Lawrence County
Fennsylvania
J. Adam Hatner
Hatner
Iceland
Towns to vote on wet or dry in April polls
About 2 000 towns and villages across the state prepare to vote on prohibition. The heated anti saloon campaign draws deep lines in many counties with battles in Chicago suburbs and several cities. Merchants in dry towns face boycotts while the Personal Liberty League expands its anti prohibition public outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinle
Chicago
Polla
Quincy
Oltewa
Peoria
Banat St. Lotte
Itagun
Oil Operations in Volant Field Hit Slow Summer
In Volant Field Neghannock Creek oil work slows amid limited activity. M McBibatey drills No or J Ramsey while others like Nos 2 HR Alee Vertsey Cotton BR J Hill Mary Thorn and J J Hampey are near completion. Volant Oil and Gas plans 3-4 more wells as company runs about sixty wells producing roughly six thousand barrels monthly.
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Neghannock Creek
M. McBibatey
J. Ramsey
N. HR. Alee
Vertsey Cotton
J. Hill
Mary Thorn
J. J. Hampey
Elhaney
Volant Oil and Gas Company
Sharon
McMurray
Sharpeville
Standard Oi Company
Pletaburg Canitalem
Fem
Realty Transfers Reported in Perry and Seventh Ward Listings
Eugene 7 percent transfer noted. Guyer to Jamon P Imlehuwle Perry township 69 dollars. J Watson to Allert 3 Wateon second ward 12000 dollars. R J Smith to Peter M Aubert Seventh ward 1 dollar. Samuel A Barnes to R J Smith Seventh ward 1 dollar. JE Fiyou to Anurew J Young das vaca.
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Eugene
Guyer
Jamon P. Imlehuwle
Perry
Dan Miller Gets the Kerr License
Dan Miller gains the Kerr license transfer for the Kerr place from Judge Porter. Miller testified to good character and ownership details after paying $6,000, with no outside interests or brewery ties. John Berger deemed him fit to run the restaurant, which will open Saturday morning. Also noted is the death of an eight month old twin son of Mr and Mrs Martin Quixley of Heartdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauer House
Louit J. Kerr
Poeter
Dante B. Miler
O. A. Witlernitz
Ako
Tranefer
Miller
Kerr Place
Porter
Att. Miller
Standard Brewing Company
John Berger
Martin Quixley
Heartdale
Nervous Indigestion Relief Claim From Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous indigestion. It narrates a sufferer’s long relief journey, praising restored nervous energy and improved stomach function after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
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Frank
Alma II
Stevenson
sNew Castle
Louis Bert
Feffrmin
Alice Kile Hilliard
Andy Insler
New Cuilla
Elizabeth Weber
New Caatle
Sharp Tokye
Mabel
Walker
Cesaey
Bartholomew Veltro Vis
TlUlwville Roclog Ricel Scree
Emporium CO
Death's Door
Ua Pupa
Kemp
Tila Alwayn
Atlantic Relising
Volant Field
Dan Miller
KERR
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