Afternoon With Ellen Emerson at Concord Home
The narrator visits Ellen Emerson at the Emerson homestead in Concord Massachusetts. The piece extols her likeness to her father Ralph Waldo Emerson, her kindness to townspeople, love of nature, and role in the community. It recalls gatherings with Hawthorne Thoreau Alcott Fuller and Longfellow, and notes Miss Emerson’s hospitality and garden.
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New Castle
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Margaret Snyder
Ellen Emerson
Concord
Mass
Boston
Hawthorne
The
Alcotts
Miss Emerson
Pennsylvania
Emerson
Thoreau
Louisa M. Alcott
Ellery Channing
Margaret Fuller
Longfellow
Sleepy Hollow
Alcott
Fifth Ward Storm Sewer Work Delayed by High Water
Work on the Fifth ward storm sewer halted as Shenango creek rising water flooded South Mill street and trenching site. Contractor Joyce of Youngstown pushes to resume and finish soon amid delays from past weather. Nearby Reynolds Street district residents urge a new sewer stand to ease flooding.
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Fifth Ward
Shenango
Shenango Creek
South Mill Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joyce
Youngstown
Reynolds Street
Mr and Mrs Morris Entertain Friends On Long Avenue
Mr and Mrs L C Morris of the Msher black on Long avenue entertained friends last evening. The affair was greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing cure for skin and systemic ailments. It touts the All Healing Salve for open ulcers and notes the product’s known composition and documented ingredients. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Uffalo
N. Y
Reverend Burns Confined With Illness At Grace M E Church
Friends of Reverend Burns pastor of Grace M E Church on Reynolds Street report he is confined to his home with sickness. His condition alarms his friends though they hope he will be able to be about again at an early date.
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Burns
Grace M. E
Reynolds Street
Tin mill worker injured by falling sledge on foot
Bert Williams of Cascade street employed at the Shenango tin mill suffered a heavy sledge strike to his foot yesterday at work. He received aid at his home and a physician was called to attend him.
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Bert Williams
Cascade Street
Shenango
William Young Recovers From Tin Mill Injury
William Young of Pennsylvania Avenue, who burned his right leg badly at work in the tin mill a few weeks ago, is now about and expected to soon return to work. He is a member of the benefit association tied to the Amalgamated Association.
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William Young
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Young
The
Benefit Association
Amalgamated Association
Fifth Ward Primary Vote Set for Saturday Afternoon
Fifth ward residents prepare for a large primary vote next Saturday afternoon. The campaign in the area is heated and politics have opened up. Voters will decide on a congress candidate and legislators.
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Fifth Ward
Congress
Charles Shoaf Ill in Fifth Ward
Charles Shoaf of Fulton Street, longtime Fifth ward resident and janitor of the Lawrence school in the Seventh ward, is seriously ill and remains unable to be about.
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Charles Shoaf
Fulton Street
Fifth Ward
Shoaf
Lawrence School
Seventh Ward
Berger Takes Charge of Western Allegheny Line Construction
G H Berger formerly wire chief of the C D P company of New Castle has been appointed to lead Western Allegheny railroad maintenance. He will supervise new wire installation and general repairs from New Castle to Queens Junction, promising efficient construction.
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Western Allegheny Railroad
New Castle
Queens Junction
G. H. Berger
C.D. & P. Company
Berger
Y M C A Officials Meet. Women’s Auxiliary Sets Friday Meeting
Horace N. Weed, general secretary of the Sewickley Y M C A, was in the city yesterday for talks with local officers. The Women’s Auxiliary will hold a meeting Friday at 4 PM in the club room to conduct regular and special business.
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Horace N. Weed
Sewickley Y. M. C. A
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Shenango River
Ing
Euchre
Rev. Burns
Y.M.C.A
Buwer’s
Buwers’ New Waist Dept
MacKelvey
Euwers
New York
Phipps
America
Gage Bros. Hats
Chicago
Buwers
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