Free Trial Offer for Dr Miles Special Heart Nerve Cure
A public notice promotes Dr Miles Special Treatment for heart nerve liver stomach and dropsy diseases offered free with $2.50 value. It lists a curative elixir tonic tablets laxative pills and plaster per case, cites extensive results and testimonials from Col Spileman Tru man DeWeese editor Warren and others, and urges send for free trial at Chicago State and Adams streets. The notice claims three times higher success than usual treatment and invites afflicted readers to request testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Col
E. B. Spileman
United States iRegulars
San Diego
Cal
Truman DeWeese
Chicago Times- Herald
Hon
W. A. Warren
Jamestown
Franklin Miles
State and
Adams Streets
Chicago
For Sale by Reed & Zuber Farm Listings by City Limits
A long catalog of rural parcels offered by Reed and Zuber listing acres from 1 up to 190, with details on houses, barns, stables, orchards, water, roads and proximity to cities, harbors, and railroads. Many tracts emphasize gardens, dairy potential, timber, and near-city access. prices not specified but numerous properties noted as near or within specified miles. The listings cover diverse parcel sizes, with multiple entries describing 4 to 7 room houses, bank barns, and good fruit trees along routes such as Pittsburg road Harbor bridge Bed ord road and Youngstown road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Pittsburg
Sheep Hill
East Brook Road
Harbor Bridge
Bedord Road
New Castle
Butler County
Kungstown
New Wilmington
Harbor Road
Youngstown Road
Crawford County
Italian quarry blast injures two men at Hillsville
Andy Rich, a Hillsville quarry worker, is in critical condition after a premature blast. He has lost vision in both eyes and had his right arm amputated. He is married with six children. Tom Martin, another Italian injured, is under Dr. E P Norris care. his nose is broken and one eye hurt, with recovery expected and possible eye sight preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rich
Hillsville
Rich
Tom Martin
E. P. Norris
Norris
Sheriff Sale Roundup in Union and Nearby Townships
Property sold under sheriffs in multiple townships including Union Enon Sliperyrock and Shenango. Properties seized at suits by Fisher Gunning Stoner Brown Inter State Savings and others, with buyers including James J Igoe Connor Stoner D N Keast S L McCracken R J Totten L Uber Ellwood Lumber Co and others. Prices range from 10 to 6700 dollars and continued to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
John Burk
James Gunning
James J. Igoe
George J. Berberich
Lena Berberich
Enon
Edward Fisher
Charles Fisher
David E. Campbell
Nancy Campbell
Slipperyrock
Marion Stoner
Connor Stoner
Mary J. Mitchell
Clinton Mitchell
Third Ward
The
Westmoreland Guarantee Building and Loan Association of Pennsylvania
Plaintiff
J. W. Lutz
J. A Lutz
Perry Township
T. P. Brown
D. N. Keast
Kate N. Mumford
William Munford
Shenango Township
Inter- State Savings Fund and Loan Association
Otto Behrbaum
Sixth Ward
A. VanGerder
George Buffinger
Ella J. Nye
Geo. B. Nye
Fifth Ward
Geo. W. Wood
Connecticut Building and Loan Association
W. H. Mumford
Inter-State Savings Fund and Loan Association
Kate
Nettie Shields
John Shields
Lizzie M. Davidson
R. J. Totten
L. M. Uber
First Ward
W. H
Jennie B. Hill
Solomon Brown
D. B. Kurtz
W. G. Humphreys
Henry MacCallister
of Life Protective Savings and Loan Association
Ellwood City
David J. Rees
Westmoreland Guarantee Building and Loan Association
Ellwood Lumber Company
H. B. Nesbit
James Artz
Fourth Ward
Trolley Scale Signed Resolves New Castle Traction Wage
The New Castle Traction company and its employes reached a wage scale agreement around 4 am Tuesday, with a revised set of regulations that pleased both sides. General Manager Thompson and President J R Quay led the talks, while R L Reeve of Pittsburg represented the International Association of Street Railway Employes. The settlement ended the demand for higher pay and reportedly featured harmonious negotiations and a pleasant breakfast meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Traction Company
Thompson
J. R. Quay
R. L. Reeve
Pittsburg
International Association of Street Railway
Possible B R P line from New Castle to Akron
The Pittsburgh Post reports that if the R., R. & P. builds from New Castle to Butler a parallel New Castle Akron route may follow. A Flickery Creek gorge path between Beaver River and Columbiana highlands was surveyed 15 years ago with favorable grades. An air line could connect New Castle to Butler, benefiting both the Carnegie line and the B R P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Butler
Akron
Flickery Creek
Beaver River
Columbiana County
Butler Air Line
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Funeral Service for Miss Agnes Black in Warren
Miss Agnes Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Black of Washington township died Wednesday in Warren aged 17 after long illness Funeral Friday at 1 pm in Warren church with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Black
Edward Black
Washington Township
Warren
Guilt Acknowledged as Several Plead Guilty Before Court
Grand jury work lightened as prisoners plead guilty on Monday. James Patterson and George Johnston admitted guilt for shooting at W S Moore near Last Brook. Sentences: both one year and three months at Western penitentiary. Others admitted to cheating and defrauding boardinghouse keepers with varied jail and workhouse terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
George Johnston
Moore
Jast Brook
Western Penitentiary
J A. Bathgate
Reuben Perkins
Shenang
Hugh Gorma
Safe Gate
Padd
Ganon
James Warnock
Commonwealth
Winter Trige
Humphrey and
McConah
Judy Wallace
Ellwoo City
New Trial Sought in Newton Versus Pittsburg & Lake Erie
A motion for a new trial was argued in the case of Thomas J. Newton against Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad after a crossing accident at Ellwood City left Newton’s team injured and a wagon wrecked. Newton was awarded 245 dollars, with defense arguing due care was exercised. Judge Wellaré to rule later. Additional argued matter involved Lawrence County Lumber Company versus FE Poston in certiorari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Newto
Pittsburg & Lake Era Railroad Company
Cou
Robert K. Aike
Aiker
Kurtz
Newton
Wellaré Wit
Lawrence County Lurahbet Company
FE. Poston
H. K.gregory
Ww. S. Reynolds
Body of M S Casey Found After River Wreck
A Beavertelegram reports the body of M S Casey, Adams Express messenger, recovered at 12:25 PM, 450 feet below the riverbank where his car left the Cleveland and Pittsburg wreck on Tuesday night. An Italian laborer first found the body and guided George Gorsuch to retrieve it. The watch stopped at 12:08 railroad time, matching the accident time.
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Beaver
M. 5S
Casey
Adams Express
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Here
George Gorsuch
Wellsville
Correction on Creamery Supervisor Near Hillsville
The News acknowledges an error from last week stating CC W Williams oversaw the local creamery near Hillsville. Mr Williams informs readers he was not in charge and requests the correction, which is duly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. W. Williams
State Department of Agriculture
Hillsville
Williams
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Lung Relief
The notice advertises One Minute Cough Cure as a harmless remedy for coughs colds and lung diseases claiming rapid relief and even prevention of consumption. Sold at Central Drug Store Long Avenue Fred Hyde Mahoningtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Prug
Long Avenue
Fred, Hyde
Mahoningtown
Grand jury and court motions dominate Castle case docket
Court Monday heard numerous motions as grand jurors were called. One juror, B F Wilkinson of Big Beaver, was excused. John Cromine of Ellwood City was reported not found. Judge Wallace urged jurors to discard cases needing alderman settlements and to flag cases where the named prosecutor is not proper. Several petitions were granted including guardianship, femme sole trader, private sale of John Meegan property, audit of prothonotary accounts, and adoption of Margaret Connor. Continuous actions included stay requests, continuances, real estate to pay debts, and a new trial motion in the Chestnut street grading case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wilkinson
Big Beaver Township
John Cromine
Ellwood City
Wallace
Dana
Emily Marshall
Erie Railroad
Mr. Dana
Ate
John Meegan
Bluff Street
Moton
Do. H. Akens
John Kepler
Martin Kerluck
Mr. Akens
Elizabeth Morrison
Leopold Rohrerrom
Chestnut Street
John G. McConahy
Margaret Connor
Ainor
Thomas Connor
McConahy
Egger Byers
J. Norman Martin
John Nothdurst
Ruth Cnox
F. G. Harner
James A. Gardner
Wm. Peebles
Union
H. K. Gregory
Robert Downey
Frank A. Blackstone
Tomas Lauglin
Mary Lauglin
E. M. Baer
Catherine
Echo Meeting In Central Church To Hear Convention Work
The Echo reports a December 1 echo meeting of city and county Young Peoples societies at Central Presbyterian church in Philadelphia. Delegates from the fourteenth state Y P E convention discussed work methods, sang convention songs, and planned a sociable time for all young people. An enthusiastic crowd, including many factory workers and policemen, filled streets during the convention with multiple prayer and meeting events. The issue prints the song No Not One and notes forthcoming music by George C Hugg. BLANCHE RUTHRAUPFE, Press Correspondent.
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Philadelphia
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Howard Entwisle
George C. Hugg
Mount Jackson
Simcox
Grove City
Blanche Ruthraupfe
Little Boy Dead From Diptheria at Kingston Home
Thanksgiving morning brought sorrow at the Kingston home near Hewton as five year old John Kingston died of diphtheria. The child, soon to celebrate a birthday, had come to live with his grandparents after his mother’s death. He was cherished as the sole child in the household, and his funeral was held at Slippery Rock Cemetery with family lingering in grief yet finding comfort in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kingston
Ceimeery
Pleasing Christmas Gifts at The Bazaar Store
The Bazaar Store offers a wide holiday selection at Wallace Block with attractive prices. Shoppers can find suitable gifts across a range of items in a festive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Mrs Hammett Starts Vine Street House Project
Mrs Hammett begins construction of a new residence on Vine Street with contractor William McConahy overseeing the build as the principal contractor and organizer of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hammett
Vine Street
Wm. McConahy
What Shall We Have for Dessert Try Jo-O
A family question becomes simple with Jo-O dessert. Prepare in two minutes with hot water, no baking required. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Sold at grocers for 10 cents.
Hand Injury At Steel Mill On Friendship Street
West of Friendship street worker KK T West at the steel mill suffered a left hand injury when a billet fell on his hand Wednesday morning crushing the middle finger. Dr Samuel Warner believes the digit can be saved.
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KK. T
Friendship Street
Samuel Warner
Rural Delivery Report Shows Strong Month On East Route
Postmaster Frank Morehead files a report for the first month of free rural delivery on the route east of the village. Carrier J and Martin delivered 1,848 pieces including registered letters and newspapers. total collections reached 649 pieces across letters, money orders, postal cards, newspapers, circulars, and packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morehead
J. &. Martin
Morehead
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle Area
The following licenses were issued: James M Rumberger of Greenville and Pluma I Hennon of New Castle. Charles Scheik and Elisa J Hoffman both of New Castle. George JF Haruff of New Castle and Grace A Kennedy of Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Rumberger
Pluma i. Hennon
Greenville
New Castle
Charles Scheik
Elisa J. Hoffman
George JF. Haruff
Grace A. Kennedy
Stenbenville
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Franklin Miies
J. v
LL. B
Reed & Zuber
W. Washington St
Funeral Service
ECHO
Jesus
Cho
Miles’ Nervine
Sara Jennings
Charlton, N
Wisles
Nexvime
Mites Mepican
Elkhart
Lawrence County
Pittsburg Clothing Store
Washington Street
P. OC. Davidson
North Mill Stree
Optician
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