No Liquor License Planned for Hotel Shenango
After a Friday property sale by J C McNabb to Thomas Boyle, the Hotel Shenango on West Washington Street near Beaver changes hands to William Elwinger who rejects running the business and leases five years to Boyle and five years to Mrs L Dean to operate a temperance house with no liquor license for at least five years. The three story brick building is valued at the deed price of 158 dollars.
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Shenango
J. C. McNabb
Thomas Boyle
William Elwinger
West Grant Street
Elwinger
Boyle
Claims for Sheep Killed Filed With Co Commissioners
County commissioners receive claims for sheep killed or wounded by dogs. Names include Charles Dambaugh Slipperyrock township two killed ten dollars Alfred E Martin Little Beaver five wounded twenty dollars and more with listed appraisers. Others named A L Martin Andrew Moon and multiple Little Beaver claims with various sums.
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Charles Dambaugh
Slipperyrock Township
Charles H. Gross
S. Ralph McElwain
J. E. Ramsey
Alfred E. Martin
Little Beaver Wahip
J. A. Swisher
John Barker
T. W. Clark
William McCalla
Little Beaver Township
James E. Reed
G. W. Russell
W. B. Hammil
A. L. Martin
T. W.rk
Wm. McGinnis
James Her
A. Madden
Apri
A. A. Martin
Andrew Moon
Foster's Weather Projections Forecast Continental Thaw and Cold Wave
W. T. Foster reports a sequence of disturbances and warm spells through February. A major Pacific coast disturbance around February 6 will trigger a warm thaw through the central valleys and eastern states, with a cool wave following around February 9. Dry first ten days, especially central valleys, and a severe cold wave near February 11 spreads across the continent, raising expectations of a long cold February.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Meridian 90
Burlington
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Middle Northwest
Manitoba
Tin Workers Hold Big Meeting In New Castle
Williams a Geet substitute attends the large joint meeting of the two local lodges in Fidelis hall. McArdle sick and unable to attend. Williams chosen to fill his place amid a crowded hall. Nearby tax receipt scandal in Fifth ward prompts talk of court actions and political entanglements. The Laughlin lodge at Martins Ferry retains its charter. Carnegie relief fund reports a $200000 yearly income and detailed benefit payouts. Tom Edwards backed by Amalgamated Journal as Fifth ward school board candidate. JG Jones withdraws from mayoral race.
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John Williar
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers
New Castle
Fidelis Hall
J A. Bowers
Benefit Association
McArdle
Williams
Young
Laughlin Tin Mill
Martins Ferry
Tom Edwards
Amalgamated Journal
Amalgamated
Brethren of
Bro
Fifth Ward
Tom
Pride of
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Montana
Bro. JG. Jones
Bro. Jones
Special Music At Trinity Church Sparkes Evening Program
The vested choir of Trinity Church presents special music with organist James H Rodgers pieces and Hawley Sullivan Reed and others. Rev J B Reilly will preach on Jesus Lover of My Soul as Ralph M Lowry handles the organ selections Intermezzo Sortie in A Minor and Triumphal March include Rodgers works. City Superintendent T A Kimes recovers from grip attack and may be out.
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Trinity Church
Ralph M. Lowry
James H. Rodgers
Cleveland
J. B. Reilly
Jesus
C. B. Hawley
Sullivan
William Reed
Theatrical Yama at the Opera House February Fourth
The musical Yama debuts February fourth at the opera house with Lola Koo as star, backed by Henri Boulevante de Kastlelaine and Roxie Roberts, plus Mabelle Mayonaise and Wally Higgins in a starry cast and a forty-voice chorus and soloist orchestra. The Old Homestead comes to the same venue February third, depicting New England life with a beloved elderly couple and their hopeful kin.
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Yama
Alfred BE. Aarons
Muslon
Twal-Sen
Lola Koo
Oler
Aro
TwalSea
Lee Peee
Ki Yen
Pete
TeatSrewe
England
Fel Chow
Twat-Sen
Henri Boulevante de Kastlelaine
Roxie Roberts
Mabelle Mayonaise
Wally Higgins
Buckingham Lloyd
New England
Cascade Theatre Bill Delights With Laughing Acts
The Cascade on South Mill street offers a strong cast led by Clarence Harvey and Nella Webb in a cheerful show built around character study and light humor. Fagan and Merriam, Bessie Nitram, Richard with talking dolls, Jack Lewis, and Miller and Russell provide comedy and song as audiences enjoy nightly laughter and upcoming feature acts across the week.
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Clarence Harvey
Nella Webb
Aarons
Dancing Dolls
Georgia Bryton
Templar Saxe
New York
Violet Colby
James W
Cascade Family Theatre
South Mill Street
Fagan
Merriam
Bessie Nitram
Richard
Jack Lewis
Miller and
Russell
Eye Sight Restored by Properly Fitted Glasses
Miss Catherine Atwell of Grove City visits Grove City host Mr and Mrs T A Kimes on North Jefferson Street. Dr Likens, eye refractionist located at 33 North Mercer Street, notes new and broken lenses replaced and patient relief from headaches and nervousness.
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Likens
North
Mercer Street
Catherine Atwell
Grove City
T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted For Health Benefits
A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe absorbent for stomach and bowel gases. The ad claims improved complexion and breath, purer blood, and liver benefit with daily use, urging readers to request a free trial package from F A Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Secrets of an Opium Den presented by Yankee Doodle Stock
The Yankee Doodle Stock company presented Secrets of an Opium Den last evening to a large audience. The amateurs scored a decided hit for the matinee. Today Dare Devil Kitty will be presented and tonight On Cirevil Day. The company proceeds to Sharon.
Skating Flourishes at Hog Hollow Ice Pond
Skaters from West Pittsburg and nearby areas enjoy unusually good ice on the pond near Hog Hollow. A large town crowd plus a Pleasant Hill party skated Friday evening. The piece extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a winter remedy.
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Hog Hollow
West Pittsburg
Pleasant Hill
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