Engineers Go South on Leaves from Baltimore & Ohio
Crum and Baker, well known on the New Castle division, received one day leaves and have taken temporary posts on the Atlantic Coast Line. Baker’s brother moved south two months ago as business there picks up.
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C. P. Crum
Charlies Baker
Charles Baker
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
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Crum
Baker
Loyalty to Employer Says Fra Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard argues workers should remain loyal to their employer while employed. He says if wages sustain you, work for him speak well of him and support the institution. If you must condemn it resign and vent elsewhere, but while part of the system do not disparage it.
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Elbertis Hubbard
Bazaar and Supper at Eastbrook U. P. Church
Notice for a Christmas bazaar and supper at Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church on Friday December 11 1908 with supper served from five oclock afternoon and evening.
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Eastbrook U. P
Seventh Ward Basketball Games Planned At Jones Block
The Seventh ward organizes multiple basketball teams and plans to play all games at the Jones Block indoors, with practice to start soon as interest grows in the southern city. The move follows the sport’s debut in the ward last year and signals rising winter activity.
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Jones Block
American Can Company
Can Company
Mahoningtown
Fred Matthews
Carbondale
Matthews
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Seventh Ward Pacway
Claims Medal for Hard Luck Story
Sharon December 8 Carl Forney of Pittsburg says he is entitled to the medal after a series of misfortunes. Two weeks ago two footpads beat him, took his money and left him in the woods. He later was struck by a street car, spent days in the hospital, and on Sunday fell on ice on a bridge stairway, but his injuries are not serious.
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Youngstown, O
Charles H. Fout
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Brunett Siding
Bames
Anderson
Anderson and Barnum
Fout
New Castle
Valencia
Sharon
Carl Forney
Pittsburg
Hkim
Youngstown
Springfield Bank Closed Monday Receivership in Missouri
Washington Dec 8 The National Bank of Springfield Mo was closed Monday by order of Special Bank Examiner F Roebuck and Frank O Hicks named receiver Capital 100000.
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Washington
National Bank of
Springfield
Special Bank Examiner &. F. Roebuck
Frank O. Hicks
Capital
Uric-O Promoted as Cure for Rheumatism in Ad
Advert says Uric-O cures rheumatism by removing uric and rheumatic acids from blood and kidneys. Claims focus on a complete system cleanse rather than external remedies. Bottles priced 75 cents to $1.00 with sample offered by Smith Drug Co. Syracuse New York. Paisley’s Pharmacy also sells and endorses the product.
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Smith Drug Co
Smith Building
Syracuse
N. Y
Paisley
Washington Street
The
Property Seizures Prompt Interpleader Petitions
In D. R. McNaught v Horace Graham the sheriff's seizure of Graham household goods leads Mrs Maggie M Graham to claim ownership. R I Wallace v Rose Robinson grants rule to interplead over goods sold with notes to Charles Robinson. Administrator Judson C Norris reports real estate sale for 900 to Ella J Burnsides. bond of George Strawhecker approved. Walter S Reynolds named guardian for Carl W Smith. Extensions granted in Pasquale Paglia v J J Miller. Road view order in Shenango township continued.
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D. R. McNaught
Horace Graham
Waddington
Graham
Maggie M. Graham
R. I. Wallace
Rose Robinson
Charles Robinson
Judson C. Norris
Samuel J. Burnsides
Ella J. Burnsides
George Strawhecker
Kate Holfender
Little Lambs Cause Big Trouble in Butler County Case
Thomas Wilson of near West Sunbury Butler county owned lambs accused of damaging Samuel Williams’s property. Williams sought $23 for alleged losses after 23 sheep caused $1 of damage each. Justice Peter Brown ruled for Williams, awarding $23. Wilson appealed for a jury trial.
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Thomas Wilson
West Sunbury
Butler County
Samuel Williams
Mr. Williams
Peter P. Brown
Williams
Lewis Promises Miners a Sensational Convention
National President T. L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America told United Press that at the forthcoming national convention he would tear off the masks of the character assassins and expose perfidy amid personal attacks. He is a candidate for re election against John H. Walker of Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Ind
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United Press
Great Mine Workers Organization
Lewis
John H. Walker
Illinois
Illinois Miners
New Mexico and Arizona Statehood Bills Introduced
Washington reports bills introduced in the House to grant statehood to New Mexico and Arizona. The measures seek admission as U.S. states, reflecting the era of territorial progression and political maneuvering in Congress.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
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