New Appliance Promises Rupture Relief At Low Cost
An advertisement offers a new rupture appliance claimed to fit perfectly, be comfortable, and non slipping. C. E. Brooks of Marshall Michigan guarantees refund if unsatisfied and cites a testimonial from Jas. Briat of Bethlehem, PA praising its ease and stealthy wear.
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Marshall
Jas. Briat
Bethlehem
C. B. Brooks
Jas
C. E. Brooks
Brooks
Marshall, Mich
Messiah at Coliseum Sees Handel Masterpiece Performed
Handel’s Messiah to be sung by the Handel Oratorio Society at the festival of music Friday night at the Coliseum directed by Paul Browne Patterson. The Pittsburgh Orchestra accompanies a 250-voice chorus with soloists Shanna Cumming Christine Miller Evan Williams Tom Daniel.
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Handel Oratorio Society
Festival of Music
Coliseum
George Frederick Handel
Handel
Halle
Lower Saxony
Dublin
London
Paul Browne Patterson
Pittsburg
Shanna Cumming
Christine Miller
Evan Willams
Tom Daniel
Evan Wiliams
Miss Miller
Daughter of
Zion
Christian Miller
Lamb of God
Evan Williams
Messrs. Williams and
Daniel
Mrs. Cumming
Messrs
Williams
Adam
Christ
Lamb
New Local Option Party Filed in Butler County
Papers filed at the Butler courthouse on Wednesday pre empting the name Local Option Party. The ticket is claimed to be nominated by the Local Option Party of Butler by nomination papers. The Local Option party may draw from both old parties and could split the vote to aid Penrose and liquor interests.
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Butler Court House
Local Option Party
Butler
Penrose and
Liquor
Sowers Granted $72 Monthly Pension for Spanish American War Service
Judson H. Sowers of Mercer, a Spanish American War veteran, receives $72 per month in pension. He has tuberculosis and also gets $42 for a nurse beyond the $30 total disability payment, the highest such amount in the region. Special interior paint by Dickson & Co. offers an egg shell glass finish for walls and ceilings.
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Judson H. Sowers
Mercer
Dickson & Co
Plans Expected At Next Meeting For New Castle High
Plans and specifications for the proposed New Castle high school likely to be submitted to the board at the next regular meeting. If adopted, the secretary will be directed to advertise for bids and Architect Eckles may estimate probable cost. The project could run about 300000 dollars and faces taxpayer opposition.
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New Castle High School
Eckles
North Hill
Handel Oratorio society opens fourth annual music festival
All is ready for the Handel Oratorio society festival at the Coliseum tonight at 8 15. Director Paul Browne Patterson will lift his baton to start with Hail to the Happy Bridal Day. The house is nearly sold out and a large out of town attendance is expected for Friday as well.
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Handel Oratorio Society
Coliseum
Paul Browne Patterson
Pittsburg
Sharon
Unemployed to Repair Streets Considered by Merchants
At a Beaver Valley Retail Merchants association meeting a committee was appointed to confer with council on placing the unemployed in street grading and repairing work. The plan proposes doing the work at about half the usual cost, a suggestion deemed potentially worthwhile for New Castle.
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Beaver Valley
Youngstown Man Injures Self With Carbolic Acid Drink
George Van Horn of Youngstown drank part of carbolic acid yesterday but a physician saved his life.
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George van Horn
Youngstown
New Slavish School Completed in Youngstown at $40,000
A new school for Slavish children has been completed in Youngstown with a total cost of forty thousand dollars. It marks a significant local investment in education and community infrastructure.
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Youngstown
Woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for recovery
Maude E. Forgie of Leesburg Virginia credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with healing months of feminine illnesses. She writes that after starting the remedy and following the prescribed treatment she became strong and well. The notice promotes the product as a long standing cure for female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Maude E. Forgie
Leesburg,Va
Mrs. Pinkham
Carnegie mill resumes after brief shutdown and orders surge
The Carnegie steel mill restarted after a 48 hour halt caused by a broken blooming mill engine. The plant is expected to run steadily with many orders on file. Richard Mylett, a Fifth ward visitor, watched Tony Ross train and predicted a bright future for Ross, noting Roch was defeated before the Dublin bout.
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Carnegie Steel Mill
Richard Mylett
Thomas
Patrick Mylett
Fifth Ward
Tony Ross
Ross
Mylett
Burns-Roch
Dublin
Roch
Fifth Ward Merchants Plead for Street Sprinkler Aid
Merchants on Long Avenue and Mill Street urge use of the water wagon to curb heavy dust. Street force crews have tried sweeping but dust clouds persist, causing widespread annoyance this spring.
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Fifth Ward
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Moravia Street Liveryman George Lakey Buys Craig Barn
George Lakey of Moravia street has purchased Charles P. Craig's livery stable and now controls two large city barns. He operates 13 horses across his Moravia street and Apple alley properties and is regarded as a leading horseman in the city.
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George Lakey
Moravia Street
Charles P. Craig
Mr. Lakey
Craig
Apple Alley
Foot Injury At Carnegie Steel Leaves Worker Idle
Joe Mills of Galbreath street was injured at the Carnegie Steel plant yesterday when a heavy object fell on his foot. He was unable to work and taken home after his injuries were treated.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Joe Mills
Galbreath Street
Painters At Work At Rosena Furnace On South Mill Street
A gang of painters are at work painting the structural iron work at the Rosena furnace on South Mill street. The plant has been off work for a long time and no restart date is known. Employees have been seeking orders to resume operations but none have come.
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Rosena
South Mill Street
Visitors of Sharon couple stay with Mrs Murdock on Mill Street
Mr and Mrs Danie O Neil of Sharon are visiting at the home of Mrs Murdock on Mill Street. Mrs O Neil's mother and Mr and Mrs O Neil are former city residents with many Fifth ward friends. Mr O Neil works at Sharon steel mill which is not operating.
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Danie O'Neil
Sharon
Tin mills replace aging roof in plant overhaul
A group of workers is hired to replace the old roof at the tin mills. The previous roof had been in poor condition for some time and a new roof is needed to complete the repair and ensure safe operation.
Plants in Fifth ward to pay workers two weeks wages
Several industrial plants in the Fifth ward will distribute two weeks' wages to employees this Saturday, promising a sizable sum of money for the workers.
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Fifth Ward
Miss Ora Fehrenbaugh Returns Home From Visit
Miss Ora Fehrenbaugh of Pittsburg has returned home after visiting her parents for several days. She holds a responsible position in Pittsburg.
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Ora Fehrenbaugh
Pittsburg
Miss Fehrenbaugh
Illness At Ray Street Boy Causes Worry
Lee Clark of Ray street is seriously ill with a throat affliction and many friends express concern over his condition.
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Lee Clark
Ray Street
Defendant to be hunted in Italy by bondsman
Efforts to locate Nicola Qurarri in Italy follow a court verdict that the bondsman must pay 300 dollars if not found. The slander suit by Mrs. Andonio Quiarri claimed false stories about her. Qurarri posted bond but did not appear, leading to the verdict. Tutino, the bondsman, will pursue Qurarri to recover the money.
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Nicola Qurarri
Italy
Qurarri
Andonio Quiarri
Dominick Tutino
Quaker Herb Remedies Draw Crowds to Fort Wayne Drug Store
A Quaker Health Teacher arrivals in Fort Wayne attracts large crowds to the drug store where he speaks to customers and offers Quaker Herb Remedies. Testimonial reports relief for worms and various ailments, with prices listed for Quaker Herb Extract and Quaker Oil of Balm.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Henry Dunkle
Herbert
J. C. Wallace
Niles Man Rescues Child From Street Car Fatality
Paddy Burns of Niles risked his life yesterday to pull a four year old from the tracks as a street car sped through Youngstown. The motorman could not stop in time and Burns was struck and seriously injured but his condition is expected to improve.
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Paddy Burns
Niles
Youngstown
Burns
The Lucky Number 433 Diamond Giveaway
The Rambler club announces number 433 as the winning entry for the diamond giveaway. The holder should claim the prize by contacting A R English.
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Rambler Club
Williams Indian Pile Ointment claims cure for piles
An old advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind bleeding and itching piles. It claims instant relief by absorbing tumors and acting as a poultice and notes availability from druggists with mail options.
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Williams
M’'s’g. Co
Props
Cleveland
O. Forgale
Geo. W. Clutton
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Jas. Britton
C. KE. Brooks
D. R. Bollard, the Diamond
Cor. Mill
Washington Sts
Mill St
Butler County
St. Agnes
NEW Slavish School
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
Mgr
N. Mill St
R. L. Matthews Electric CO
North and Mill Sts
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Pittsburg Street
Hans
East Washington Street
Bell Phone
New Castle, Pa
C.M. Hartzel
Jefferson ST
Bell
Citizen
Bank of Lawrence Co
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