Former Fifth Ward Resident for Mayor
Former Fifth Ward resident John Richards seeks the mayoralty from Granite City Missouri on the workingmen ticket. He has mill worker support and is deemed likely to win, while in New Castle he influenced one precinct in the Fifth ward. Friends here celebrate his political success after leaving town.
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John Richards
Baid
Richards
Jack
Granite City
New Castle
Tin mill tin house resumes operation after shutdown
After a brief engine breakdown the Shenango tin mill tin house resumed work on Tuesday. The plant had been idle for over a day during repairs. This marks the first prolonged downtime in some time and it is expected to operate steadily at least until early July.
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Shenango Tin Mill
Charleroi
John K. Tener
Congress
Thos. B. Hastings
Tener
John Williams Returns to Work at Greer Tin Mill
John Williams, a roller at mill No. 18 in the Greer tin mill, has reported for duty after a period away due to an injury. He was hurt when a heavy iron piece fell on his foot, and friends note his improved condition.
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John Williams
Greer Tin Mill
Williams
Tener
West Virginia
Flint Glass Workers
John K. Tener
Joseph Michel
Flint Glass Workers’ Union, No. 41
New Castle lodge plans summer outing
New Castle lodge 1118 I O O F Fifth ward will hold an outing this summer. The exact date and location are undecided with discussions favoring an out of town trip or a event at Cascade Park to include members and their families.
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New Castle Lodge
Fifth Ward
Cascade Park
Tony Ross Trains Daily for Mill Street Fight
A large Fifth Ward crowd watches Tony Ross train for his afternoon bout with Mike Schreck. The Mill Street hall is typically crowded during workouts as fans follow the preparations.
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Fifth
Railroad Car Demand Slows at Standard Steel Plant
Little work is being done at the Standard Steel Car company plant as railroads delay orders for cars, leaving the business line quite dull.
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Standard Steel Car Company
Ellwood City Kin Attend Funeral of Slain Dorothy Yost
Ellwood City relatives of Dorothy Yost, 17, who was shot and killed by Samuel T. Gardner in McKees Rocks on Monday, have traveled there for today's funeral. The victim, a granddaughter of Mrs. John Sheldemantle, was well known in Ellwood.
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Ellwood City
Dorothy Yost
Samuel T. Gardner
McKees Rocks
Miss Yost
John Sheldemantle
Ellwood
W. S. Moore Seeks National Delegate Seat for 1908
Beaver Pa. lawyer W S Moore long active in Republican circles seeks one of Beaver and Lawrence counties two national convention delegates. Prominent in law and party affairs, he is praised for integrity and devotion to the party, with ties to Knox Roosevelt supporters.
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W. S. Moore
Beaver
Twenty-fourth
Lawrence County
Beaver County
A. 8S
Alfred 8. Moore
Nome
Alaska
Moore
Pennsylvania
Robert Moore
Congress
Henry C. Moore
Charles T. Whippo
New Castle
Daniel Agnew
Chicago
Thomas W. Phillips
Lawrence
Washington County
Beaver Trust Company
Beaver College
Knox
Roosevelt
Beaver Falls
Beaver Bar
Theodore Roosevelt
Ellwood City Knights of Pythias Initiate 42 Candidates
The Ellwood City Knights of Pythias hall hosted a large degree ceremony with 42 candidates initiated by a top drill team. Visitors from Wampum New Castle and Youngstown attended as the lodge grows to over 190 members and plans further degrees next weeks.
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Knights OF Pythias
Ellwood City
The
Wampum
New Castle
Youngstown
Charles H. Andrews
Wampum Lodge
Season closes for M. M. club dances
The final of three dances hosted by the M. and M. club will be held Friday night in the club hall. The events have been a social highlight of the season drawing numerous local attendees and many visitors from out of town.
Number the hairs of your head
About 120000 hairs on an average head with individual follicles. early signs of trouble include shedding and dandruff. Treat scalp when conditions are confined, using a Woodbury Institute remedy previously offered by specialists, now accessible without visiting the institute.
Woodbury Home Treatment for Hair and Scalp Ad
The Woodbury Home Treatment for Hair and Scalp, now obtainable of druggists, is the identical treatment used by Woodbury specialists for 38 years. It is a combined germicide scalp cleanser hair stimulant and hair dressing. Two sizes 25c and 1.00. Sold by all druggists. Distributors for New Castle.
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Woodbury
New Castle
Hilliah to wrestle Reilley in two out of three falls
Ed Reilley will wrestle Bill Hilliah next Monday night at the opera house. A lineup of preliminary boxing and wrestling contests is planned. The match, in catch-as-catch-can style, will be a two hour, two out of three falls bout between heavyweights with both wrestlers already trading holds and reversals.
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Ed Reilley
Bill Hilliah
Opera House
Reilley
Hilliah
Christian Church Holds Reception for New Members
The Rev. Percy H. Wilson and Rev. F. L. Taylor led a reception for 72 new members at the Christian church after a month of revivals. A brief service and social hour followed, with light refreshments served by church women.
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Percy H. Wilson
F. L. Taylor
Christian Church
Evangelist Shares Cure for the Blues Lecture
The Rev. Percy H. Wilson preached at the Christian church last night on The Blues and How to Cure Them. He was considered an entertaining and forceful speaker whose lecture drew praise from attendees.
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Percy H. Wilson
The
Christian Church
Wilson
Business visits in Pittsburg and nearby towns yesterday
A string of residents including F. H. Douthitt Louis Goldstein Ralph Reed Elwood Helling BE Krause Harry Keller J A Gelbach 8 Y Douds H F Leibendorfer K J Hendricks Dr D D Cunningham Mrs R J Zahniser C E Whistler Charles W F Martin Samuel P White and Jacob Smith traveled to Pittsburg New Castle Butler Mercer Ellwood and New Brighton yesterday for meetings, visits, or business including preparations for a Monday wrestling match and a state senate nomination bid.
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F. H. Douthitt
Pittsburg
Louis Goldstein
Ralph Reed
New Castle
Elwood Helling
BE. Krause
Harry Keller
J. A. Gelbach
Butler
Y. Douds
H. F. Leibendorfer
K. J. Hendricks
D. D. Cunningham
R. J. Zahniser
Mercer
C. E. Whistler
Charles W. F. Martin
Samuel P. White
New Brighton
Ellwood
Jacob Smith
Students serenade and endorse fifty year old president
NEW WILMINGTON April 7 Students surprised President Russell with a birthday serenade for his fiftieth, gathering in the village to light a bonfire and sing. Speakers from classes praised his policies and the student body unanimously expressed support for Westminster's administration and moral uplift.
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New Wilmington
Russell
Dr. Russell
J. L. Gilmore
President Russell
R. Harold Elliott
Elizabeth Douthett
J. C. Heinrich
W. C. Felmeth
Westminster
Brainerd Jamison
Temperance row erupts in Washington county fight
The Carroll township dispute over repeal of a special prohibitory law in Donora and Monongahela dominates regional politics. Washington county legislators including McLain Clark Anderson faced lobbying, votes, and counterclaims about liquor influence. The issue sparked denouncements of the Pittsburg Gazette Times and tempers from temperance advocates.
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Monongahela
Donora
Carroll Township
State Senate
Washington County
J. B. McLain
J. W. Clark
D. M. Anderson
Acheson
House
Senate
de. Anderson
John M. Berry
D. M. Campsey
Dr. Anderson
Mr. Berry
Mr. Acheson
Public Sale Of P. J. Mooney Household Effects
Executors of P. J. Mooney announce a public sale of household effects at 556 State Street City on Saturday April 11 1908 at 2 o clock pm furniture freight items include parlor and dining room sets bedroom suit iron safe 22 by 22 inches two book cases stove carpets refrigerator tools and more Auctioneer R P Pomeroy with terms of safe sale listed.
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P. J. Mooney
State Street
City
R. P. Pomeroy
GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA CURE Promoted For Croup And Pneumonia
An advertisement extols GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA CURE as a remedy for croup colds and pneumonia, urging readers to keep a bottle at home and buy now. It notes prices of 25c 60c and 1 and claims it destroys inflammation and helps after the Baby is gone. All drug stores carry it.
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Gowan
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Ellwood Personals
Twentyfourth
Oliver
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
George Tener Oliver
Brewers
Messrs. McLain and
Campsey
Harrisburg
Old Gazette
Gazette-Times
George T. Oliver
Allegheny County
Friends of Temperance
Johnston's
Dellery
Lawrence Ave
Blocher
Seventh St
Ellwood Eee cd PA
Bell ‘Phone
New Castle Loan No
Wallace Block
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Bell Phone
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
New Castle, PA
James M Bossert