Doan's Kidney Pills Recommend for Back and Kidney Pain
A New Castle Pennsylvania resident confirms lasting relief from backache and kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. George W. Ashton reports her husband’s improved health after rail travel aggravated his symptoms and notes continued, prompt relief on later occasions. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, is the U S agent.
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New Castle
George W. Ashton
Pollock Avenue
Dean
Doan
Lady Maccabees Plan Pittsburg Drill Trip
A lawn fete at William Neff’s South Mill street raised funds for New Castle Lady Maccabees to send guards to Pittsburg on August 18 for the Kenywood park prize drill at the Maccabees field meet. Captain Mrs. Neff led a well praised Cascade park drill on Maccabee day.
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William Neff
South Mill Street
New Castle
Lady Maccabees
Pittsburg
Kennywood Park
Neff
Cascade Park
Blind organ grinder performs amid city crowd near Long and Mill
Reporters describe a blind street musician hired to play a full repertoire before Harry Cooper’s shoe shop on Friday morning. While some residents warned him off, the organ grinder continued his concert, drawing mixed reactions from passersby as he performed across the cobbler’s storefront.
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Long Avenue
Mill Street
Harry Cooper
Surprise Gift for Newlywed Mrs Woodcock by St Andrew Guild
Mrs John Woodcock of Long Avenue received a warm surprise from the Ladies guild of St Andrew's church on Friday. The group invaded her home, welcomed the newly married bride formerly known as Miss Daisy Lane, and presented a silver tea set amid a happy evening.
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John Woodcock
Long Avenue
Ladies’ Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Woodcock
Daisy Lane
Dog Catcher Invasion Stirs Ward Fears Of Stray Dogs
On Friday the dog catcher searched the ward for strays causing visible anxiety among residents. A notable citizen recounts seeing a dog watch the catcher from behind a house, a sign of looming danger for the roaming animals.
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Young
Reverend William Lewis Visits Martins Ferry Church
Rev William Lewis of Martins Ferry well known in this city visited the Welsh Congregational church on Friday and was bound for Youngstown Ohio where he will preach at Elm Street Church.
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William Lewis
Martins Ferry
Youngstown, O
Elm Street
Uptown Merchants Decline Fifth Ward Ball Game Challenge
Uptown merchants refuse to arrange a game with the Fifth ward team after outreach attempts. Several contacted merchants are not willing to participate in a matchup.
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Fifth Ward
Miss Kate Williams to Return to Job After Lakes Trip
Miss Kate Williams employed at W. H. Lewis shoe store on Long avenue and Mill street will conclude her vacation to the Great Lakes today and resume her former position next week. A wagon advertising an auction sale of lots with a drum corps drew large crowds in the ward on Friday, especially children who followed it for a time.
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Kate Williams
W. H. Lewis
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Great Lakes
Drum Corp
Isaac Hill
South Mill Street
Fritz Genkinger
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
A B. Bell
Division Street
Adelaide Ward
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bert Gallagher
Hamilton Street
Butler
Elizabeth Sweezy
Toronto
George Campbell
Reynoldsville
Daisy Collingwood
JW Long Avenue
Youngstown
William Haycock
Minersville
Charles Marshall
Anna Fehrenbaugh
Phillips Street
Kate Varley
C. L. Snyder
Salem
Evans Bride and Groom Visit Pittsburg Ward Home
Mr and Mrs John O Evans of Pittsburg a bride and groom of a month spent Friday in the ward at the home of Evan Edwards.
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John O. Evans
Pittsburg
Evan Edwards
Flannery and McGrath Visit McConnells Mills
Charles Flannery and wife with Mrs Mc Grath and Miss Nora McGrath spent the day enjoying the McConnells Mills area, taking in the scenery and local attractions.
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Charles Flannery
Mrs. McGrath
Nora McGrath
McConnells Mills
Building New Residence On Miller Street Nears Completion
Charles Nash is constructing a modern residence on Miller street and it nears completion. In local notes Fifth Ward personals report C Davis visiting friends in Moravia and Isaac Hill recovering on South Mill street. Other brief items list residents traveling, visiting relatives, illness, and small local movements.
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Charles Nash
Miller Street
Fifth Ward
C. Davis
Moravia
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Substitution
The News Company warns subscribers that another paper may be substituted in error. Subscribers should report any irregularity to the office along with the name of the carrier responsible to help correct the issue.
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the News CO
Dogs as Guards and Dangers Spark Outcry in City Debate
A New York Sun column argues dogs are largely valueless as guards and harmful to health and sleep. It cites insurance officials, warns of hydrophobia and nerve damage, and urges owners to keep dogs from harming others.
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George W. West
Missouri
The
New York Sun
Butler Burgess Seeks Lessons From New Castle
Elmer B. Bell of Butler plans a trip to New Castle to study how a third class city manages a governance change from short skirts to long dresses. He aims to observe model practices at New Castle and other third class cities to inform future office holding.
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Butler Burgess
New Castle
Burgess Elmer B. Bell
Butler
Eagle
Evans City and Butler Visitors Trade Weekend News
Evans City residents and visitors from Butler and nearby towns share weekend calls and extended stays. Guests include Miss Estella Weigel from Butler and Mrs J K Entres from Cleveland, with several local families hosting relatives and friends across Petersville Harmony Zelienople and Greencastle.
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T. M. House
Butler
Estella Weigel
Dot Young
Yetta Zeigler
Downieville
S. W. Hazlet
Wilkinsburg
Evans City
J. K. Entres
Cleveland
Ohio
Harriet Chambers
Homestead
J. W. Covert
J. A. Ramsey
Geo. Stevick
Petersville
Josephine Ifft
William Galbreath
W. S. Stewart
Mabelle
Goldie
Alice Swaney
Mars
Blanche Thayer
New Kensington
F. F. Thayer
Jefferson Street
Huey Files Replevin Suit for Horses and Implements
S. R. Huey sues Hugh Boyd in replevin to recover possession of two black horses a set of double harness feed cutter two horse wagon and other farming implements Attorney E M Underwood held court business in Pittsburg yesterday
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S. R. Huey
Hugh Boyd
West Pittsburg Socials and Picnics Update
West Pittsburg residents share social visits with George McBride and Mrs. Jim Book. A U P picnic drew 30 to 40 riders from Moravia to Rock Point. Carried from New Castle are Thad Brown and a mule sale to Mr. Rogers. A Moravia Petersburg baseball game is planned for Saturday on Petersburg grounds. James H. Cooper elected to fill a school vacancy as the yard is being graded.
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I. W. Baldwin
Rock Point
W. A McMahan
George McBride
Moravia
U. P
John Rice
Rice Brothers
New Castle
West Pittsburg
Thad Brown
Fifth Street
J. W. Garland
H. W. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Wilfred Gwin
Milo Gibson
Fred Schmaltz
Charles Reed
Rogers
George McConnell
Jim Book
Presbyterian Church
Petersburg
James H. Cooper
Mt. Jackson
Braden Houk
James McCrea
McCrea
Labor Day Plans in Franklin Pa Mark Banner Day
Franklin Central Labor Council has arranged Labor Day events at Monarch park with the traction company donating the Auditorium for dances all day. A morning ball game Franklin versus Oil City clerks, with hopes for Sandy Lake and Cochranton in the afternoon, plus foot races jumping tug of war potato races and prizes.
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Franklin
Franklin Central Labor Council
Monarch Park
Traction Company
Oil City
Sandy Lake
Cochranton
Denied Pittsburg Rail Deal Rumors Stir New Castle
New Castle officials deny a circulating report that the Baltimore and Ohio will build a passenger depot in Pittsburg via the Wabash terminal. The Erie and B&O rumors, staff changes, and safety orders on the Pennsylvania line are noted amid friction speculation and personnel moves in New Castle.
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New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash Terminal
Pittsburg
Water Street
Allegheny River
Allegheny Depot
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Smithfield Street
Erie Railroad
Harriman
Erie
Lake Erie
Water sheds opposed by auto men on country roads
Road supervisors build thank-u-mams on hillsides to shed surface water. They hinder autos and buggies, cause jolts and frequent breakdowns, and serve little utility. They should be prohibited as major obstructions comparable to railroad ties.
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New Castle Junction
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Tanner
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