Love Bridges Forty Year Gap In English American Reunion
In Philadelphia a Cornish widow Bessie Messon and Reverend John Rogers of Meromset Illinois reunite after forty years. He left England at nineteen to seek his fortune and marry his youthful love, while she remained widowed and living in England. A delayed correspondence and mistaken engagements kept them apart until a cabled plan brought them together aboard the Haverford. They marry with Rev. George H. Bickley officiating.
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Philadelphia
Bessie Messon
Cornwall
England
John Rogers
Meromset
America
Bessie
Metomset
Ill
John
George H. Bickley
Mothers Find Perry Davis Painkiller Valuable
Mothers value Perry Davis Painkiller for nursery use to ease pain in the breast and clogged milk passages. The remedy is suggested to be mixed in sweetened milk and water and used for bathing the breast for immediate relief. Seek New 35c Botto.
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Perry Davis
Botto
A Strenuous Suffragette
Mrs Phillip Snowden wife of the Blackburn MP walked a mile through deep Michigan snow on a proselyting tour after an automobile breakdown. The setback did not dampen her resolve as a champion of women’s suffrage. She delivered a stirring farewell address at the Hotel Astor to the International Woman’s Suffrage association.
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Phillip Snowden
Blackburn
Michigan
Hotel Astor
International Woman's Suffrage Association
Painter urges restraint in rod use in schools
John H. Painter of Kittanning, known in New Castle for guiding the New Castle Savings & Trust, urged teachers at a local institute to discipline without heavy corporal punishment. He said personal experience shows whipping yields little good and frequent rod use brings adverse effects.
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New Castle
John H. Painter
Kittanning
New Castle Savings & Trust Company
Painter
Teachers’ Institute
Governor Stuart Birthday Observed in Philadelphia
Harrisburg notes Governor Stuart turned 56 on Tuesday and spent the day with relatives in Philadelphia. Several state officers sent congratulations.
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Harrisburg
Stuart
Philadelphia
Opera House for Men at Mahoningtown Church
The Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal church started an “Opera house for men” event with reading tables games music and free lunch from 10 to 10 inviting local men to spend the day at the church. The effort aims to attract many neighbors and welcomes all attendees. Mrs. Isaac Hoover and her husband returned to Alliance Ohio after visiting her daughter Mrs. S G Booker in North Liberty Street. Mrs. Hoover known as Mrs. Mack was married there Christmas Day to Mr. Hoover with granddaughter Agnes Booker and Ray Richards of Alliance assisting. Reverend R N Merrill officiated the ceremony.
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Mahoningtown
Isaac Hoover
Alliance
Ohio
Mrs. Hoover
8. G. Booker
North Liberty Street
Hoover
Seventh Ward
Mack
Mrs. Mack
Mr. Hoover
Agnes Booker
Ray Richards
Alliance, Ohio
Rev
R. N. Merrill
The
Mahoning Methodist
North New Castle borough aims to form from Johnstown area
Residents along Jefferson street and Wilmington avenue seek incorporation as North New Castle borough. With 316 residents and 3 families, they plan to run a borough line to Shenango river, include the New Castle water plant, and extend to Henry McCreary's property. A street car line on Wilmington avenue is hoped to attract growth.
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Jefferson Street
Wilmington Avenue
Johnstown
North New Castle
Neshannock Township
Shenango
New Castle
Henry McCreary
Seventh Ward Mahoning Club Holds New Year Dance
A dance and reception hosted by the Mahoning town baseball association will take place in Jones hall Seventh ward on New Year's Eve. This is the second event in a series by Seventh warders, with the hall recently renovated to be one of the finest in the city.
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Jones Hall
Seventh Ward
Mahoningtown Baseball Association
Seventh ward sleighing party gathers at Genkinger's bridge
A group of about 20 young people from the Seventh ward visited the home of Jas. S. Davis at Genkinger's bridge near Wampum on Tuesday night. They enjoyed fine sleighing and a most enjoyable evening at the Davis home.
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Seventh Ward
Jas. S. Davis
Genkinger's Bridge
Wampum
Davis
First sleighing party to Wampum dines at Arlington hotel
Misses Mary Woods Louise Inman Pearl Robinson Adelaide Daugher ty and Leola Thompson with Messrs Roy Oatey John Thomas Robert Barnes Harry Elder and Charles Martin form an early season sleighing party and travel to Wampum where they supper at the Arlington hotel.
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Mary Woods
Louise Inman
Pearl Robinson
Adelaide Daugherty
Leola Thompson
Roy Oatey
John Thomas
Robert Barnes
Harry Elder
Charles Martin
Wampum
Arlington Hotel
City Council Passes Atlantic Avenue Opening Ordinance
After years of agitation the city council passes the ordinance opening Atlantic avenue. The measure will benefit Seventh ward residents and be put to immediate use once completed.
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Atlantic Avenue
Seventh
Local residents noted in patient ward and visiting
Hudson McCullough is among the sick in the ward. Dr. and Mrs. I. O. Felmlee visit Cleveland and points east. George Bowden, a Pennsylvania engineer, visits his Jamestown home. Miss Merion Turner of Newell Avenue is recovering. Elizabeth Robinson and Samuel Frisbee will return to Detroit today. Irene Miller visits Seventia ward for New Year. Ethel Hamilton of Pittsburgh spends New Year with Mrs. R. W. Hamilton. Ernest Durbin returns after visits to Alliance and Canton. Harmon Miller leaves for Youngstown before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker and Mrs. Walker return to Columbus after visiting J. H. Sherritt. Lew Schorndorfer visits sister-in-law Mrs. Anna Schorndorfer of Liberty Street.
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George Bowden
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Merion Turner
Newell Avenue
Elizabeth Robinson
Samuel Frisbee
Detroit
Michigan
Irene Miller
Seventia Ward
Ethel Hamilton
Pittsburg
R. W. Hamilton
Ernest Durbin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alliance
Canton
Harmon Miller
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Thomas Parker
Walker
Columbus
J. H. Sherritt
Lew Schorndorfer
Painesville
Anna Schorndorfer
Liberty Street
Wells Due in Sand Ahead of Penn Township Drilling
Three wells are due in the sand today in Butler county's Penn township. The Phillips and company No. 6 on Dou bhett farm, Shaffer and company No. 2 on the Phillips farm, and Put and Brown No. 4 on the Behm farm will influence drilling direction if results satisfy operators. Pool wells are holding up, with operators guessing on unencountered conditions in the field.
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Penn Township
Butler County
Phillips and Company No. 6
Doubhett
Shaffer and Company No
Phillips
Put
Passes Issued to Erie and Ashtabula Division Employees
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued its annual passes to operators, agents, and conductors of the Erie and Ashtabula division for 1910. Operators who have worked ten years for the company receive passes for their wives as well.
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The
Pennsylvania
Erie & Ashtabula
May Examen Theody of Joe Ross
District Attorney J Mede Lininger prepares murder case against Patsy Ross for the death of Joseph Ross at No 5 mine near Leesburg. Exhumation and autopsy by Coroner C I Walker likely next week to fix wound locations before trial. Patsy Ross waived hearing and will plead self defense when tried.
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Joseph Ross
Patsy Ross
No. 5
Leesburg
J. Mede Lininger
Mercer
C. I. Walker
Bethlehem
Miss Myers Injured as Horse Runs Away in New Galilee
Miss Myers of New Galilee was riding when near Richard Vaughn’s home the horse bolted, tearing off two buggy wheels and throwing her to the ground. Her head wound required several stitches by Dr. Watterson. Ira Duncan captured the runaway horse.
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Miss Myers
New Galilee
Richard Vaughn
Dr. Watterson
Ira Duncan
New Castle Post Office Sets Christmas Record
The New Castle post office broke Christmas volumes with 75,000 one cent stamps sold between Monday before Christmas and Friday, and a daily average of 15,000, while Mr. McKee and Assistant Crawford praised staff for fast, accurate handling. Two misaddressed packages remained, one to Mrs Short in South Wales and another to Mrs Vernum Filiett in Oregon.
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New Castle
John McKee
Edward Crawford
Mr. McKee
Mr. Crawford
McKee
Hidden kidney warning signs you should not ignore
One in eight people suffers kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Back ache headaches dizziness fatigue and abnormal urination are early warnings of sick or overworked kidneys. Delaying care risks serious urinary disorders gravel dropsy diabetes and Brights disease.
Zoeller's Kidney Remedy Patron Testimony
Mrs Alexander McAlveen of 418 Brushton Avenue reports years of kidney trouble with back pain. After using Zoeller's Kidney Remedy she says the medicine gave her substantial relief and improvement.
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Pittsburgh
Zoeller
Alexander McAlveen
Brushton Avenue
Local Man Hurt On Errand Of Mercy
Peter McCloskey of New Castle came to visit a sick friend in East Federal street. While navigating a dark stairway he slipped and dislocated his right hip. A passerby summoned aid, and he was transported first to a physician’s office and then to City hospital by Gillen & McVean’s ambulance.
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Peter McCloskey
New Castle
Youngstown
McCloskey
East Federal Street
Gillen & McVean
Counterfeit Ten Spot Noted In Circulation
The United States Secret Service warns money changers across the state about a dangerous counterfeit ten dollar bill that deceives by being thicker than normal and requires a glass to reveal its flaws. Bankers and others handling currency are urged to exercise caution.
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United States Secret Service Department
Counterfeit Bill Described With Distinct Flaws
The counterfeit is described as good with a slight off colouring of the red seal and the large red X with ten across it. Front and back printed on separate thin papers with silk fibre between, pasted, making it stiffer. Some show fibre on the back. Portraits of Lewis and Jackson look long and indistinct. buffalo image also vague. Counterfeits bear check letter A and plate number 29 with differing serial numbers.
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Lewis and
Jackson
Youngstown's Dream of Union Station Fades Away
Youngstown plans for a grand union station dissolve as officials acknowledge the city will not become a railroad terminal, ending long standing transit ambitions and altering regional transport prospects.
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Youngstown
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