No Typhoid Fever in the Fifth Ward
Dr Ira A Thayer reports no current typhoid cases in the Fifth ward after a recent spike of twenty in the vicinity of South Mercer and Home streets. Over a month with no new illnesses, only three contagious signs remain diphtheria and two whooping cough. Frank Williams of Hamilton street injured a finger at Shenango tin mill. later found to have blood poisoning in the finger, threatening amputation but hopes remain to save the digit.
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Ira A. Thayer
South Mercer
Home Streets
Frank Williams
Hamilton Street
Shenango
W. E. Balsinger
McWilliams
Mud and Slime Cleanup Aims for South Mill Street
Street Commissioner Barteaux addresses the thick mud coating on South Mill street from the Nesham settle creek bridge to East Long Avenue. The area has remained uncleaned since the storm sewer work began weeks ago, and the condition is deplorable. Barteaux promises rapid action to restore passage within a few days.
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Barteaux
South Mill Street
Neshannock Creek Bridge
East Long Avenue
Brotherhood of St Andrew chartered at St Andrew’s chapel
Dr R G Roscamp in charge institutes a chapter of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at St Andrew's chapel East Long avenue. The first lodge meeting is set for next Sunday at 3 30 PM. The group is a leading Episcopal male organization with thousands of members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Andrew's Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
Episcopal Church
George Hopkins Visits Southern City District
George Hopkins of South Sharon, once a notable New Castle resident, toured the southern part of the city yesterday afternoon. Formerly employed at the Greer tin mill, he now holds a good position with the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company at South Sharon.
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George Hopkins
South Sharon
New Castle
Hopkins
Greer Tin Mill
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Rev George Bennard Leads Grace Church Revival
Large crowds attend revival at Grace M. B. church on East Reynolds street. Evangelist Rev George Bennard delivers effective sermons and many new members are expected to join Grace Church after the campaign.
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Grace M. B. Church
East Reynolds Street
George Bennard
Grace Church
Pride of New Castle lodge to meet in Clendenin block
Members of the Pride of New Castle lodge of the Amalgamated Association convene this afternoon in the Clendenin block. A large agenda includes a discussion of the floating question and other important business to be transacted.
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Pride of
New Castle
Local residents update movements and illnesses in city
John Wilson relocates from East Long Avenue to Scioto Street while Bert Walton moves from Philips Street to North Jefferson Street. Miss Mary Burrows on Maitland Street is ill. Hal Marks from Chewton reports on Fifth Ward business. Thomas Davies ill on South Jefferson Street with a cold, and Mabel Davis of South Jefferson Street travels to Beaver Falls. David Layton completes a Pittsburg business trip from Scioto Street. Daisy Gillen recovers from a serious illness on East Long Avenue. Philip Marks moves family to Maitland Street. Bernard Fulton from Pittsburg visits southern city areas. Martha Boulton visits Youngstown from Hamilton Street. Ralph Gardner changes residence to Phillips Street from East Lutton Street. George Truman confined at home on East Division Street due to illness. D H Phelps on Lutton Street ill with ulcerated sore throat. Frank Stewart returns from Steubenville visit after two weeks. Fred Price, Stand ard Steel Car plant machinist on Electric Street, back to work after illness. Frank Felton, Pollock Avenue night foreman at Greer Tin Mill, improving after a monthlong illness. Fred Morton on Hamilton Street visits Pittsburg transacting business. Seit Phillips on East Long Avenue, New Castle Stamping co machinist, returns from vacation in Cleveland. Florence Davis of Youngstown visits southern city at Will Smith’s home on Big Run Street.
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John Wilson
East Long Avenue
Scioto Street
Bert Walton
Philips Street
North Jefferson Street
Mary Burrows
Maitland Street
Hal Marks
Chewton
Thomas Davies
South Jefferson Street
Mabel Davis
Beaver Falls
David Layton
Pittsburg
Daisy Gillen
Philip Marks
Bernard Fulton
Martha Boulton
Hamilton Street
Youngstown
Ralph Gardner
East Lutton Reet
Aillips Street
George Truman
East Division Street
D. H. Phelps
Lutton Street
Frank Stewart
Steubenville
Fred Price
Electric Street
Standard Steel Car Company
Frank Felton
Pollock Avenue
Greer Tin Mill
Fred Morton
Lawrence June
Pennsylvania Railran
Pittsrg
Seit Phillips
New Castle Stamping Company
Clevey
Florence Davis
Will Smith
Big Run Street
Sleeping Car Reservations for New Castle Patrons
Space reserved for New Castle patrons in Chicago sleeping car leaves New Castle Pa at 8 07 p m Central. Daily service, arriving Chicago at V L B R R and joa 3 aR.
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New Castle
Chicago
Central
Western Allegheny railroad plans new extension
Plans prepared by Western Allegheny Railroad for a new line from Kaylor Pennsylvania to Reidsburg will connect with the Lake Shore branch now under construction. Final surveys are done, but the general contract will not be awarded for about a month. The road should be ready for service next fall. The line is owned by the Great Lakes company and backed by Pittsburg capitalists.
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Western Allegheny Railroad Company
Kaylor
Reidsburg
Franklin & Clearfield
Lake Shore
Pittsburg
Western Allegheny
The
Great Lakes Company
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Liberal Government in India to Be Decided in London
United Press reports Lord Morley to present plans for a more liberal Indian government. If the drastic steps suppress sedition, liberal reforms may start. otherwise Britain will press harsher actions, including potential open warfare against mutineers. Morley ill in London, but in India to gather fact for telegraphed report to Commons. High caste Hindoo deportations provoke parliamentary protests amid mounting minority pressure.
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United Press
London
England
Lord Morely
India
Morely
House of Commons
Tenement Fire Ravages Grand Street Block in NYC
In New York on December 16 a major blaze destroyed six large tenement houses on Grand street. Four people are missing and feared dead as flames leapt from a basement, following an explosion that shook the building. Authorities suspect incendiary origin.
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New York
Grand Street
Local social notices and visits cited in Grantboro area
Roy Jones made a business trip to Butler on Monday. Several local residents and visitors are named, including Mrs. J. R. Cooper of New Castle and Mrs. James McClymonds visiting Mt. Union area relatives. A Zion Baptist Christmas entertainment benefits foreign missions. Cecil Book recovers from an injury, readying to return to work. Neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Moore’s 56th anniversary celebration with a hearty supper.
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Roy Jones
Butler
Robert Cooper
East Side
J. R. Cooper
New Castle
Warren Book
James Book
James Miller
Venango
Crawford County
Maude
Jeanette Kildoo
Zelienople
J. K. Vogan
Andrew Minteer
King Lawrence
Pleasant Valley
William Gill
James McClymonds
Mt. Union
Andrew Young
Man dodges trains at Shar on Harry Seaburn
A man, between two trains at Shar on Harry Seaburn, displayed presence of mind by throwing himself flat to the ground and lying on his side until the danger passed.
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Sharon
Harry Seaburn
Baseball Magnate Soden Sued For Big Sum
Boston motor magnate Arthur H. Soden, once a baseball figure from 1876 to 1906, has $500000 attached in a suit filed by Frederick Small of Boston. The East Cambridge court record names Charles W. Bond as the attorney, while Soden and his counsel declined to comment or disclose legal representatives.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Arthur H. Soden
Boston Nationalaseclub
Frederick Small
Charles W. Bond
Farmington
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
East Cambridge
Soren
Mt Jackson News Notes and Local Appointments
Dr Grimm is ill at his home. Stores are being decorated for Christmas. The lower room of the school will host an entertainment Thursday afternoon December 24. Jacob Frank fell on the sidewalk Monday and was painfully injured. The literary society will meet Thursday evening with a special music program. Mr and Mrs Elmer Ferrell are moving here from the Mt Jackson road area between here and Mahoningtown.
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Grimm
Jacob Frank
Literary Society
Elmer Ferrell
Mt. Jackson Road
Mahoningtown
For Sale Best Pittsburg coal in the city
Best Pittsburg coal in the city offered at 2.75 dollars per ton by J. W. Macom. Located at 215 South Mill Street with Bell phone 1126 J.
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Pittsburg
J. W. Macom
South Mill Street
Bell
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NEW Brotherhood
W. A
Kaylor Junction
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Youngstown, O
Ashtabula
Struthers
Thomas Roberts
J. H. C. Lyon
J. W. Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
James Moore
United Coal Company
L. S. Hoover
Neshannock Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Painesville
George Bane
Lafayette Street
Bollard
Engineer Bowman
George Lake
Baltimore & Ohio
George Conners
W. H. Morgan
Lawrence Junction
S. Mill Street
E. Bigley
Welsbach
Vosberg
South
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
Union Phone
Garters
Tn & Ea
Cooper & Butler
East Washington Street
New York City
Grantboro
Robert Allison
Sidney
J. A. Wogan
MT. Jackson
Citizens Bank
Scott Street
Chas. M. Morrow
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