New Castle Merchants Form Strong Merchant Association
More than 70 businessmen in New Castle met to organize what may be the state’s strongest merchant association. A. McKinney was elected president with A. Dean as first vice president and Scott Paisley as second vice president. The group aims to regulate credits, influence state legislation, and adopt a mutual fire insurance model. Secretary House outlined extensive by laws and planned rapid staff setup to start operations within a week.
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New Castle
Retail Merchants Association of Pennsylvania
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A. McKinney
AJ. Dean
Scott Paisley
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Noreis
W. J. Broe
Forth
J. W. Noli
Erle Assn
Pric Association
Committee
J. J. Dean
Lly
Tate
Mulitances
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House
Fiie Association
Ir. Green
Mr. Green
Green
Varius
Erie Businessmen's Exchange
Mutual Destirunes
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New Caslla
Haa Charee
Evedtit
Ila
Erie
National
Wieman
Gill
Tie
Opera
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Munday
Real estate transfers listed in local notices
Realty transfers show Gilpin Robinson to Fidelity Trust Company for 10000. William Methiston to James W. Houk in Wayne township. Thomas B. Young to William Ty Hanta in Fourth ward for 3700. George D. Blair to Carl K.R. Der in Second ward for 1. Carl K. Vovlin to George D. Blsir Second ward for 1. George I. Welniartner to John Kennely Fourth ward for 2 200. Joan P. Brees to Charles P. Byers Fourth ward for 1. P.A. G. Palstoy to Harry Y.W. Betael Seventh ward for 1. Minerva Rape to Westmaster College New Wilmington for 105. Alexander Paglia to Rufus C. McKinley Third ward for 91. Hits C. McKinley to Sofia Me Mal tig Paella Fourth ward for 50. Vids asidle to Myron in Ir township 1 1/2. Suniel le Fe tie to Liette Mii.
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Gilpin Robinson
Fidelity iTitle
Trust Company
Dig
Wilam Methiston
James W. Houk
Wayne Township
Stup
Thomas B. Young
Willam Ty Hanta
George D. Blair
Carl KR. Derin
Carl K. Vovlin
George D. Blsir
George I. Welnzartner
John
Kennely
Joan P. Brees
Charles P. Byers
G. Palstoy
Harry YW. Betael
Minerva
Rape
Westmaster College
New Wilmington
Alexander Paglia Lo
Rufus C. McKinley
Hitus C. McKinley
Sofia Me Maltig Paella
Ward
Vids
Asidle
Myron
Ir Township
Suniel le Fetie
Liette Mii
Pest House Insurance Plan At Municipal Hospital
The health committee of counties recommends insuring the pest house for 800 dollars and directing Henley Meer Horner to obtain 600 dollars of coverage immediately at the municipal hospital. The meeting, attended by Shaf fer, McCready, Nae, and Raney, also urged sanitary improvements and to report needs and improvements to the health officer.
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Heal
Couneys
Henley Meer Horner
Shaffer
McCready
Nae
Raney
Fragmentary Letter Mixup in Mineralia Triggers Amidst Confusion
In Minemia a letter of indrafitat ion hints at a family dispute involving brother doweph Meless and a wife Alia Loltfor. The text mentions a sealed action by Joli Lals, with fragments suggesting a possible marital or inheritance matter.
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Minemia
Lila
Doweph
Filao
Foraker 15 Bold If Not Extra Wise
Washington dispatch analyzes Senator Foraker as a bold if controversial presidential candidate. The piece describes conservative opponents, Roosevelt’s popularity, and internal party tensions with Harcum Rockefeller figures cited as wary. It notes potential leaks from President Roosevelt’s camp and uncertain support ahead of a national convention.
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Foraker
Charles Truesdale 15 Called Away
Mrs. Joan Oirsler attended the funeral for Charles Truesdale a longtime resident who died Sunday at 72. Born in Hickory he lived in Sharpsville and attended local churches, leaving four children and a widow. Services were held on Ridge Street with Dr. Porey Pranch officiating.
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Joan Oirsler
Sharpseilie
Charles ‘Trneaydale
Etsiann
Truesudale
Hickory
Mercur
Val Hartstown
Rank Trivailale
Misgoull
Monty Harry Truesdile
Conacatvitly
de Snodgrass
Damestons
John Gurslor
Mis City
Trursilaky
Chire
Barkard
Janestown
Beeing
Entren
Comeniiville
Jamesimen
Sharpsville
Nel Syon
Inna Ny
Ridge Street
Wednesay
Porey
Section men returning to work in New Castle to Beaver Falls
Reports show several hundred workmen from Plushiless Dale and nearby areas are being recalled after layoffs. Despite a brief downturn, workers expect to resume plumb and rail construction in the region as the mood brightens and projects advance.
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Plushiless & Dale
New Castle
Lion
Beaver
Howard
Thik
Mercer Serene as Little Babe in Odd Article
Fragmentary OCR text from a Western Press piece references Mercer, a serene scene, and scattered names. The readable elements suggest a rural or ceremonial motif with undefined actions, noting a cave, supplies, and a town. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond Mercer appear reliably.
Oil City Man Faces A Serious Charge
Warren Denprey of Oil City was arraigned yesterday at his home on a whetlery offense, charged by prosecutor Ms. Mast Wanner. The incident involved his young daughters and was moved to the county court for trial.
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Oil City
Warren Denprey
Mast Wanner
Murder trial in two defendants aurora case
The trial of Charlen Wellendorf and Mrs. Alice Reebel for the murder of Ernest Bauman is set before the grand jury this week. Indictments include conspiracy and murder charges against the couple, who are defended by J. W. Cushingham and James Norris, with W. S. Anderson as prosecutor.
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Charlen Wellendorfh
Alice Reebet
Ernest Bauman
Young Mere
Reebel
Well
Diki
J. W. Cuspingham
James Norris
Anderson
Logan 13
Rosario Serg
Tony Cumii
Hillsville
Commonwealth
Logan
Young
Alice Roebel
Charles Wellendorf
Fred Shoat
Sadie Stafford
Vincengla Clolardly
Bukron Sarber
Proancator. Com
Wham Body
Owly Potting Fire Arms
Ralph Penton
Proscentor. Com
Walter Christy
Aggavalid Aaull
Souly Prope
Prosecutor. Com
Sadie Barnes
Mmattie Ramee
Wynow
Annie Kenny
Pron . Com
G. Ts
Michiel Naveglia
Todile Navaglia
Michael Mignato
Sun Rumeau
Bam Grajy
Peter Bolus
Frank Gale
Jacob Casal
Wladislaw Klatwoulowski
John Cushtt
Ay Gray
A. . Ferris
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Jol Grigor
Johan Grigor
Wlorslal Armeniien
Toro Sansotte
Nick Sangotte
Weed Magnen
Jembard
Jareony
Vuincenty Klebolgt
Vintislow Klatzdoweski
Aditi Rincevics
Viadislow
Johnb. Fee
Michael G'Urion
Gam
Robert Pelursian
J. Zeigler
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Erecle
Come
Suilth
Poweo Wreele
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Fenty Vwyera
Cine
Ty Gordon
Frond Searcy
Moon
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Arno Pongi
Foster Weather Prognostications Forecasts Warm and Cold Waves
Forecaster W T Foster predicts December’s first half will feature a warm wave from November 30 to December 4, followed by a cold spell and a major temperature drop. Disturbances bring heavy precipitation December 10 to 26 with snow in the northwest, a White Christmas unlikely in a sorrowful year, and a warmer end to December into New Year’s.
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Great Central Valleys
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Mercury
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Wampum items note social week and opera house event
A local social roundup describes residents visiting, hosting relatives, and attending events at Wampum. Mentions Mrs Urey, Marty Bright, Mr and Mrs Paehall, Alla Gverlander, G Rapman, Lipths, Meg.Charles Ferman, Miz and Mrs Morrow, Lon Harris, Lou Moster, Bava Shuler, Weehler family, Stobert Tread party, and a Thanksgiving gathering. An opera house opening drew a crowd of New Castle visitors. a reception and dance followed with about 24 couples attending and elaborate costumes and floral decor highlighted.
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A. Medicine Company
Urey
Marnninglawn
Hare
Marty Brightx
On Paehall
New Castle
Alla Gverlander
Fumewood
Werquut
G. Rapman
Thankeghvlink
Perenta
J. Oy Taittout
Rob Stocka
Wiather
Miss Lipths
Ullwood Gly
Rela
Agnes von
Thig
Charles Ferman Wibel
Janetson Park
Tinsday
Miz
D. Mh Morrow
Cottrell
Findley
Eris Oat McKeesay
Bava Shuler
Midsburg
Howe
Lkb
John Shier
Abe Weehlar
Pitts. Org
Weehler
Joseph Gitgits
Wamp Lodge
Hew Dance Hall for New Castle
Trant Gilmore of New Castle has secured a 10 year lease on the third floor of the Woolworth block on North MIT street. He will take possession when vacated by the Citizen's Telephone exchange on the first of the year. Rooms will be remodeled and a new dance floor installed linking the hall to be one of the most modern in the city.
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Th Gilmore
Tals Clty
Wools Wlock
Mit Street
Citizen's
Brewing Firms Prepare Major Merger Reported for February
Brewing companies Consolidation of Pittybore Brewing and the Independent era pary to form a $26,000,000 corporation. The merger aims to gain control of pants not currently owned by any partner. The deal is expected to occur during February according to reports.
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Pittybore Brewing Company
Fwil
Ty Alinér
Let the redeemed say thanks in a Saturday night sermon
A sermon based on Psalm 107 urges vocal gratitude for kindness received. It contrasts silent gratitude with speaking “thank you,” warns against idle words, and includes anecdotes about family, veterans, and teachers to illustrate appreciating acts within homes and public life.
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Mr. Bagret
George
Hagnet
Eaya George
Mr. Bagnet
Mr. Ragnet
Legal Reserve Deficit In New York Banks Shrinking
New York banks report a reduced legal reserve deficit as weekly statements show reserves rising and loans up. Total deposits and circulation increase while the system remains below required reserves by about 62.99 million dollars, with past surpluses noted in prior periods.
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New York
Lois
Hive
Treasury
Lawina
Ttalomremt
Ebay
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