Anty Drudge and the Postman Endorses Fels-Naptha Soap
A promotional paragraph extols Fels-Naptha soap as a versatile household aid for women. It claims the soap cleans and polishes windows, removes smoke grease, washes dishes and clothes, and safe for china and glassware in cold water. It also touts floor and surface cleaning and antiseptic benefits, urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anty
Anty Drudge
Errone
Philadelphia
Tramp "A No. 1" Reveals Identity Ray Livingston of Cambridge Springs
The man known as "A No. 1" among hobos, Ray Livingston of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania, disclosed his identity at the Youngstown Vindicator office on July 7 1907. He claims 500000 miles ridden for 7 dollars 55 cents and refuses alcohol profane language gambling or theft. He plans to turn to literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Livingston
Cambridge Springs
Youngstown
New York
San Francisco
Large rail order for New York Central announced
NY Central reportedly placed contracts for 84 000 tons of steel rails, triggering full time operation at Carnegie Steel's Ohio works by Monday. Earlier, 24 000 tons were ordered from Lackawanna with 84 000 additional tons planned. Edgar Thomson works handles Pittsburg and Lake Erie orders, with 10 000 tons already placed and a further 6 000 tons expected soon.
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New York Central
Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Pittsburg
Edgar Thomson
Lake Erie
Candidates Collect Watchers Certificates For Precincts
Candidates visit the county commissioner's office to obtain watchers certificates. Each candidate can receive two certificates per election precinct if desired, with the precinct and watcher names filled in. Many candidates are unsure who their watchers will be, and some will have watchers at every precinct while others have none. The watchers protect the interests of the employing candidate.
Picture Postals Not To Be Defaced At The Post Office
Picture postal cards arrive untouched at the receiving office. Washington postal authorities expect broad approval of the order. The fad brings pleasure across the world and aids geography studies as cards carry kind thoughts locally and abroad.
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Washington
Woman finds health with Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
After seven years of female troubles Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory reports being restored to health by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy's success for displacement inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration and invites others to write for free confidential advice from Mrs. Webb of Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ind
Ter
Mrs. Pinkham
Heating Contract Case 15 For Trial
The American Warming and Ventilating Company sues the New Castle School District for about 2400 dollars over the Thaddeus Stevens heating system overhaul. The suit has repeatedly been continued but may go to trial next week. A board committee found the charge high and the district withheld payment. Testimony on heating contracts is expected to be developed.
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American Warming and Ventilating Company
New Castle
Thaddeus Stevens
Railroad to build gas electric line in Lake Erie corridor
The Lake Erie and Youngstown railroad increased its capitalization from 10000 to 3500000 and plans a Conneaut Ohio to Youngstown line for use by gasoline electric self driven cars. About 75 percent of the right of way is secured with German capitalists heavily involved. work to start once remaining rights are secured.
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Youngstown, CO
Lake Erie
Youngstown
Conneaut, C
Little Girl Shot in Baseball Fight in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on April 9 Martino Tringlezza allegedly shot Florenzo Atturo during an argument over allowing a girl to play baseball. Two of six bullets struck Atturo in the arm and leg. Tringlezza fled as the injured girl was taken to police and then to a hospital.
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Youngstown
Martino Tringlezza
Florenzo Atturo
East Commerce Street
Martino
Frightened Colt Jumps on Owner Injures Wright
Frank Wright was driving a colt on the Orangeville road near Sharon when the horse shied at a passing car and leaped into the gutter. Wright was thrown, suffering multiple rib fractures and a slight skull fracture, and is reported in critical condition.
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Frank Wright
Orangeville
Sharon
Wright
New President Named For Commerce Chamber
Dr L O Phillips declined the honor after re election as chamber president and C C Robingon was chosen as president. Phillips appointed Lyman Hughes C C Robing son and James Stevenson to arrange the annual banquet set for the new Leslie House on Thursday May 21. Delinquent members must pay a new three dollar fee to be reinstated before the event while membership is expected to rise. The banquet carries no extra charge and signals a new era for the chamber.
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L. O. Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trustees
C. C. Robingson
Phillips
Lyman Hughes
James Stevenson
Leslie House
Chamber
Young Boy Arrested For Entering A Car
George Howard a 17 year old resident of Franketown avenue Pittsburg was arrested at New Castle Junction by Captain J H Breen on a technical charge of train riding. He hid in a merchandise box car and admitted breaking the seal. He said he rode from Pittsburg to the junction on the bumpers and broke the car seal to continue his journey. He was held for further investigation by Mayor Lusk and Breen filed two charges against him one for breaking in and one for entering a freight car.
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George Howard
Franketown Avenue
Pittsburg
New Castle Junction
J. H. Breen
Baltimore and Ohio
Lusk
Breen
Alderman Green
Howard
Men’s League to Hold Short Church Session
The Men’s League of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening to finish its organization. Tonight’s meeting is strictly business with no literary program, following Charles Newlin’s lecture. The assembly adjourns to join the W. C. T. U. event.
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Men’s League of the First Baptist Church
Charles Newlin
Pie theft fined for Youngstown man John Owens
John Owens of Youngstown was fined 10 dollars plus costs yesterday for taking a pie from another man’s dinner pail. The notice ends with an advertisement for Gordon's at 36 North Mill Street and a mention of Pure Food Demonstrations ongoing.
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John Owens
Youngstown
Gordon’s
North Mill Street
Pleaded to Serve Wife's Sentence in Court
Marcellus Brewer of Youngstown asked the police judge to let him serve his wife's sentence for cutting another woman. He cited lack of money and asked to serve the time in jail.
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Marcellus Brewer
Youngstown
Negotiations Under Way for Knabenshue Airship Flights
Negotiations are in progress with Roy Knabenshue to stage flights of his air ship in Youngstown during Old Home Week, offering aerial displays for local residents and visitors.
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Roy Knabenshue
Youngstown
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the Postman
Malaga
New Market
Bell
Union
Clutton
Walt Gente, Peuey Eae
Pride OF the North
Ohio
Montana
Wampum Mill CO
Wampum, PA
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist
South Mill Street
J. F. Baxter
Third Christian Church
Grace Erhardt
Lucille van Gorder
Annabelle Stewart
Tramp
Hobo
N. Y. Central
Commerce Chamber
Dr. Phillips
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
U. S. Bonds
Banking House
U.S. Treas Cash and Exchange
W. 8. Foltz
Samuel Foutz
George Greer
THE
First National Bank
PENNA
Congress
John K. Tener
of Charleroi, Pa
Brewers
Axminster
Ostermoor Mattress
Ostermoor
Brown
Hamilton
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