Congress Meets as House Opens with Oath and Memorials
Congress begins in session with the speaker presiding and the roll call taking forty minutes. W. W. McCreadie of Washington takes the oath, while Rep elect Moxley misses the opening due to his sister's death. Death notices are paid to Reps DeArmond Lassiter, and the day ends with plans to read the president's message tomorrow.
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Washington
W. W. McCreadie
Frank Cushman
McCreadie
Moxley
William Lorimer
Illinois
House
DeArmond
Missouri
Lassiter
Virginia
Senate
White House
Congress
Prayer Meeting and Church Activities Chronicle
The North Hill Woman's Bible Reading association meets Tuesday at 2 with Mrs. Fink. First M E church observes communion with Sydney Hamilton of Pittsburg at the organ. Teachers' meeting Tuesday 7 30 at Rev W G McConnell's, Ladies' Aid Wednesday 1. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Rehearsal Thursday. Communion services Sunday December 12 at 11. Preparatory services Thursday and Friday 7 30. Rev M Wilson Keith to preach. Sunday school board meets Monday 7 30. Cottage prayer at Mrs D T McConahy Tuesday. Woman's Home Missionary Society Thursday 2 50. Queen Esther circle Thursday 7 30. Gift of a pigskin bound set by W S Buchanan costs 25. Nominations next Sunday for 3 elders and 7 deacons. Expiring elders Brothers Phillips White Dennis. Deacons expiring Brothers Bryan Preston Wlanegin Clark Black. Vacancies from Hulme Elwinger removal. Election the following week. Men’s meeting December 7 at 7. Coronation program features piano solo Miss Irene Woodcock, duet Mrs Cox and Mr Arnison, discussion on homelessness, piano trio, male quartet, pastor remarks, closing hymn God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Ladies wearing hats welcome.
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W. G. McConnell
Ladies’ Aid
M. Wilson Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Sunday School Board
D. T. McConahy
Martin Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
W. S. Buchanan
Lancaster
T. W. Phillips
Brothers Phillips
White
Dennis
Bryan
Preston
Wlanegin
Clark
Black
Hulme
Elwinger
Board of Deacons
Dore
Baxter
Cox
Arnison
C. C. Horner
Rene Woodcock
C. W. Fenton
H. L. Marvin
C. H. Young
W. E. Agnew
Bible School Plans and Church Growth Report
Section Three will meet Wednesday with Mrs. B J Butler. Officers and teachers of the Bible school meet next Thursday at 6 30 for supper and the election of officers. The training class completed the third examination last week led by Mr Baxter and Mr Pander. Simon Tordorieka reports November results for New Castle Pa Youngstown Ohio and Sharon Pa including days of service 13 11 6 miles 156 sermons 8 prayer meetings 30 families 312 with eleven confessions at Warren revival and thirty three added to the church. Women’s union met with good attendance and officers re elected. Financial secretary John G Jones has new church bookkeeping books.
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B. J. Butler
Bible School
Baxter
Pander
Simon Tordorieka
New Castle
Youngstown
Sharon
Miles
Women's Union
O. H. P. Brown
T. W. Phillips
A. D. Mornes
John G. Jones
New York Central Prefers Cautious Stance Amid Threatened Rail Strike
Vice-president and general manager Smith of the New York Central says they will not cross the bridge or play cards before they are dealt about a looming strike by 101,000 railroad workers seeking a ten percent wage increase. He notes no official demand has been made and relations with employees remain friendly, while railroads prepare for possible escalation and anticipate rejection of the union’s demand.
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United Press
New York
Smith
New York Central
Personal notes from Union City and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs W C Siegfried of Union City visit Mr and Mrs C G Long of Long avenue. J M Daugherty of Croton avenue has rheumatism. Elizabeth Harris of Centennia l street returns from Zelienople. Mrs Rachel Norris and Mrs Daniel Norris spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joseph Norris of Meadville. Catherine Hukle improves at home after illness. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Pickles of Ambridge visit after time with E L Smith family. Mrs L G Emery returns from two weeks in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Aaron Lutton of Beaver Falls visit L W Lutton. Samuel Burns of Beaver Falls also visits. Thomas Kane of Chestnut street, working in Pittsburgh, spends Sunday with family and returns with daughter Martina.
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W. C. Siegfried
Union City
C. G. Long
Long Avenue
J. M. Daugherty
Croton Avenue
Elizabeth Harris
Centennial Street
Zelienople
Rachel Norris
Daniel Norris
This City
Joseph Norris
Meadville
Benjamin Pickles
Ambridge
E. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
L. G. Emery
Lyndal Street
Chicago
Aaron Lutton
Beaver Falls
L. W. Lutton
Court Street
Samuel Burns
Lutton
Thomas Kane
Chestnut Street
Pittsburg
Martina
Boston Plans World’s Fair for 1926 Anniversary
Boston launches a grand world’s fair project to mark the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims’ landing and the founding of New England.
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Boston
New England
Electric lighting industry in the United States
The electric lighting sector in the United States is represented by 5,264 companies and municipal plants. The dialogue implies a comparison to a mother's cooking, ending with a remark about trouble.
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United States
Operation for King Alfonso
Madrid reports preparations underway for an operation on King Alfonso for a serious ear and throat disease affecting him for several years. A nurse notes simple knot-tying advice to prevent slipping, suggesting looping the string twice like a surgeon to ensure security.
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United Press
Madrid
Alfonso
Fate and Free Will in a Poetic Voice
A reflective meditation argues that fate mirrors human effort not pure chance. It asserts that fate is kind and susceptible to pursuit, and that individuals may shape its outcomes through action and choices.
Weeding Out the Dead Material in Our Town Arena
A Plain Dealer note suggests reviving the local arena sport and gathering aging residents for a grand event. The exchange hints at future plans to revive communal sports activities and engage older citizens in collective entertainment.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Population Growth in Russia Reaches 2.5 Million Annually
The Russian population grows by about 2.5 million people each year. The rapid increase highlights shifting demographics and potential impacts on housing, resources, and regional planning.
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Russia
Lawrence Gas property sale adjourned by sheriff
The sheriff adjourned the sale of Lawrence Gas company property after bidding reached 13 600 by attorney James A. Gardner for clients. About 50 000 in bonds were outstanding, likely harming bondholders. Sales of other properties included McGonigle heirs to David Dickey 2000, Davies properties to Wylie McCaslin 3000 and 1000, Wright to H A Pierce 100, Gunter to James F. Edgar 900, Mazzoca to I F Parelman 240, Pettitt to John Anderson 265, Luchansky to K F G Harper 1000, Sargeant to T W Dickey 959. Adjou rnement set for Wednesday at 1 pm.
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Lawrence Gas Company
James A. Gardner
Waddington
J. A. McGonigle
David Dickey
W. B. Davies
Richelieu Avenue
Wylie McCaslin
Wm. B. Davies
Mulberry Street
E F. G. Harper
W. B. Davise
E. F. G. Harper
Mary A. Wright
H. A. Pierce
Enoch Gunter
James F. Edgar
Pugio Mazzoca
I. F. Parelman
Virla Pettitt
John Anderson
John Luchansky
K. F. G. Harper
H. M. Sargeant
T. W. Dickey
Ludlow Strike Trouble Ends as Evictions Complete
Springfield reports Ludlow returns to quiet after eviction of furniture and removal of bonfires as the Ludlow strike ends. Meanwhile a statistic from the era notes over 100000 school children fall ill yearly to preventable diseases with about 20000 deaths.
Ordinance for grading Blunston avenue Fourth ward
City ordinance proposes grading Blunston avenue between Pearson street and Union avenue at the cost of abutting benefited properties. Damages from the project to be assessed to those same properties under the General Improvement Ordinance and related acts. City Clerk H. M. Marquis attests introduction and posting dates November 22 1909.
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Blunston Avenue
Fourth Ward
Pearson Street
Union Avenue
City of
New Castle
Acts of Assembly
A. D
H. M. Marquis
Daily News
Oak Park Cemetery Special Meeting Notice 1910
Notice to stockholders and all interested. A special meeting of the Oak Park Cemetery association will be held at the law office of W. H. Falls in New Castle Pennsylvania on Monday January 10 1910 at 4 pm. The action to be taken concerns amending section VIII of the charter to allow separation of treasurer and trustee of the trust fund and to permit election of natural or artificial persons and to regulate bond of the trustee.
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Oak Park Cemetery Association
Company
W. H. Falls
Clendenin
New Castle
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