Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local User Testimony
Ork weakens the kidneys and Dean’s Kidney Pills are advertised as restoring kidney function and back strength. A Castle, Pa., man, John G. McCann, describes back pain from wagon work, says pills cured him, and urges others to use Doan's. Sold by dealers, price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Dean
Castle
John G. McCann
Milton Street
Castle, Pa
Express Company
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ross Hands Schreck Surprise In New Orleans Showdown
Tony Ross and Mike Schreck battled ten rounds in New Orleans with Ross dominating early and Schreck rallying late. The decision ended in a draw despite Ross landing harder blows, drawing boos from the crowd while promoter manager Jimmie Dime pressed for rematches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY Ross
Mike Schreck
New Orleans
Tony Ross
New Castle, News
New Castle
Ross
Schreck
Jimmie Dime
Mike Schregdk
Crescent City
Mike
Schireck
Dime
New Lingerie Waists Featured in 1908 Collection
Saturday edition highlights B&B display of 1908 lingerie waists in white lawn and embroidery styles. Prices range from $1.00 for solid or eyelet gowns to $12.50 for fine batiste and embroidered pieces with lace trims and tucked yokes.
Morton Re-elected President Of 0 8P Baseball League
Charles H. Morton was reelected president secretary and treasurer of the Ohio and Pennsylvania base ball league at Youngstown with a salary of 1500. Erie’s uncertain status looms as towns debate eight or six club expansion and territory reserves. The meeting set enforcement on a 1900 salary cap and strict contract oversight, with next meetings planned to decide Erie’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League
Youngstown
Charles H. Morton
Erie
Agnates
W. Hi. Park
Farrell
Cleveland
Morton
Beaver Falls
Sandusky
New Castle
Canton
Chamber of Commercce
E. E. Clopper
Sharon
A. C. Hyde
Scott Paisley
George Williams
Adam Shaw
George Schlienger
E. J. Murphy
J. T. Windsor
Robert Iredell
Akron
W. H. Park
Grant Whistler
Thomas Carr
Worker Fatally Injured After Fall at Youngstown Furnace
William Langing, employed at a Youngstown furnace, fell into a hole yesterday and sustained fatal injuries. Authorities reported the incident and are investigating the workplace mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Langing
Youngstown
Nockish chatter and lineup talk from New Castle and New Wilmington
The piece names Pete Porter as Carl, notes every New Castle team member must shout for local option, and tracks potential first basemen like Raymond Hagen and Ed Lauzon. It mentions Briger’s unpredictable arrivals, Schlatter’s unavailability, and the crowd’s urge for fan stock meetings to protest past management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Pete Porter
Carl
New Castle
Pete
Porter
Joe Briger
Briger
Raymond Hagen
Philadelphia
Raymond
Ed Schlatter
Loledo
Edward Lauzon
Sam Marquis
Necks
Big Bill Smith
Roaring Bill
Robins
Tournament Ends At Fellowship Alleys After Feverish Run
Tonight will wind up the tournament at Fellowship alleys. A five man Sebring team is coming late this afternoon to take part in tests. Manager Shay decided not to extend the event, deeming another week poor business while interest runs high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Shay
Baseball Gossip and Moves Across Ohio and Nearby
E H Moore named vice president of Youngstown base ball club. Percy Stetler seeks multiple managing positions. Harry Ostdiek undecided about Portland season and eyes Boston Americans for Columbus or Toronto. Will Thomas reports to Youngstown and aims to sign amid salary cuts. Edward Murphy to manage Canton club as a top prospect. Canton previously claimed Stub as a star. Harry Miller signs with Akron. Six Ohio State League clubs have posted forfeits. Hamilton and Richmond must post $1,000 by next Monday to avoid a six town circuit of Newark Mansfield Lancaster Springfield Marion and Lima. Season opens April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Percy Stetler
Scranton
Hazelton
Harry Ostdiek
Portland
Jis
Boston Americans
Columbus
Toronto
Will Thomas
Virginia
Edward Murphy
Canton Baseball Club
Canton
Akron
Hamilton
Richmond
Newark
Mansfield
Lancaster
Springfield
Marion
Lima
Greenville Mercer Sharon line delay stalls charter
The promoters fail to secure full right of way for the Greenville Mercer Sharon electric line delaying charter approval. Also included are poetic lines promoting Rocky Mountain Tea by J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville-Mercer-Sharon
J. C. Wallace
Porter Signs Nocks Manager for Cascade Team
Manager Pete Porter has signed multiple players for the Cascade grounds season. The signings include Jack Kennedy Harry Camnitz Hobson Joe King McCall and several outfielders and catchers along with a left handed pitcher. Porter says all new men are hitters and will compete for positions with strict conditioning and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Porter
Cascade Grounds
Porter
Jack Kennedy
Joe King
Indiana
McCall
Butler County
Kid Hagen
Hagen
Joe Briger
Ed Lauzon
Griffin
Frank Burke
Kelley
Red Bowser
McCrossin
Altoona
Wilson
Philadelphia
Buck Brent
Stewart
Brisbane
New Castle
Street car narrowly escapes train at grade crossing
A street car on a grade crossing in Youngstown last night was almost struck by a train. Walter Hoffman leaped to safety and was seriously hurt in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Walter Hoffman
Woman at Son's Funeral Dies After Collapse
Mrs. Bridget Shields of Canfield near Youngstown collapsed during her son John Shields funeral and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shields
Bridget Shields
Canfield
Youngstown
Kemps Balsam claims strongest cough cure on market
The advertisement asserts Kemps Balsam will stop any cough that medicine can, cure otherwise incurable coughs, and is the best cough cure. It lists cures for coughs, colds, bronchitis, grip, asthma, and early consumption without alcohol opium morphine or narcotics.
Nocks Bowling Team Now Holds the Lead in Meet
The Fellowship bowling meet features strong showings from New Castle with the Nocks taking a 37 pin lead in the five man team event. Dr. Matheny nearly matched Charley Crow’s 618, posting 617 with a 233 in the first game and 18 in the final game of the day. Scoring notes report Erie’s Koster and Koster’s 1176 as the top two-man record while Friday night games show strong efforts from Youngstown and Pittsburg entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship
Youngstown
Pittsburg
New Castle
Matheny
Charley Crow
Crow
Koster
Erie
Thoges
Castle
Keystone
Cuwenonsese
Crvescevecasvavedeae
Niles
Borved
AVG
Ecucce Esi Ogueeveasteetean
Bon-Ton
Toith's
SOG
Eeeuees Cese Cseee Steel
Sieekee Duee
Nocks
Tod Bullock
BUG
Casskle
McGivern
Brat Se Toses Sonrate
Os Croressens Sd
Diebels
Tod O. Diebel
C. Diebel
E. Diebel
F. Diebel
W. Diebel
Southern
Tod
Joe Glass
Shay
Dr. Matheny
Bowling Notes and Records From Local Tournament
Shay led the five man team event with solid play while the Steel team slumped. The Nokes and All-Diebel teams impressed with strong bowling and high form. The New Castle five man team broke the local record with 2715 total as Pittsburg clubs contend with unfamiliar alleys. The Toledo notes include a legally dated confession form and Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonial claims.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ork
Ross Did Not Show A Mark. the New Castle
Mr. Dime
B&b
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, Pa
Coliseum
Bright
Love & Megown
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Ferney Position
Tee
Leys
Cas
Togata Cs. Acco
Totl Hahn Vere
Totl
McGoun
Preston
Davenport
Tod Allen
Smith Eee
Tod Treadwell
Searight
Totl F. Diebel
O. Diebel
Totl Beb
Diebel
Hasley
Paulus Oe
Hahn
Gerstbrein
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
All
South Mill ST
Vaudeville
Cone
Matinee
Williams
M’s’g. Co
Props
Geo. W. Clutton
Adie DA
Lafrango
Manny
NEW Castle Electric
J. A. Price
Neeley’s
Dr. Hardt Co
J. FL Leon
Capes Sule Bears
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!