Plucky 15 Year Old Chases Man After Glass Incident
A 15 year old pursues Robert Shoaff after a win dows glass break at Pittsburg street bridge. A crowd of about fifty follows to Union station as no police appear. Deputy Frank Waddington arrests Shoaff for disorderly conduct and both men face charges with bail set at 100 dollars each.
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Pittsburg Street
Robert Shoaff
Nick Vicer
Shoaff
Wampum
Ranney
Scott Paisley
Union Station
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Vicer
Dean
Grove Street
Cliff Frank Waddington
Vicez
Rosena
Widow Files General Sanderson Will Amid Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Sanderson of Youngstown widow of the late Gen Sanderson who died January 26 filed to probate her husband s will at once believing she would soon be called to join him Her condition is serious though not considered critical She is a former New Castle woman known to many older residents of this city
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Elizabeth Sanderson
Youngstown
Sanderson
New Castle
George McFarland
Liberty Street
East Youngstown
Frank Grace
North Cedar Street
William Parsons
Follawsbee
W. Va
William Jankins
Mahoning Avenue
Frank Kennedy
East Clayton Street
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Toronto, O
Detective Moyer Seeks Back Salary After Duty Relief
Attorneys for Detective Moyer of Youngstown sue for full pay covering the period he was relieved from duty. Ohio Supreme Court ruling cited to support entitlement to back salary.
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Moyer
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Safe Digestive Aid
The ad denounces cruel animal experiments and extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective treatment for indigestion and stomach troubles. It cites Dr. Richardson and claims the tablets digest food without harmful drugs, available at 50 cents a box with free samples from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Richardson
United States
Canada
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
McDowell backs Penrose slate in Mercer county races
Major Alex McDowell, allied with the Penrose machine, declares Mercer county will send two Republicans to Harrisburg who will vote with the caucus. He opposes Dr. J. M. Martin of Grove City and George Caldwell of Deer Creek, both anti machine, arguing candidates must abide by Penrose caucus decisions. Martin, a former representative, is criticized for resisting boss control despite party voting records.
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Mercer County
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Alex. McDowell
Penrose Outfit
Mercer
McDowell
Penrose
Penrose Machine
J. M. Martin
Grove City
George Caldwell
Deer Creek
Martin
House
Tin Can Plant Ready for Start in Tubetown
The Tubetown tin can plant nears operation with machinery in place and all details completed except the water tower. Fire protection and sprinkler systems are installed, electricity powers the line, and many New Castle girls will be employed with comfortable facilities. Washingtons Birthday closures affected unions, and the Amalgamated association plans a Youngstown convention with a fundraising minstrel show. David Davis and John Kaufman report the export rebate fund remains healthy, delaying anticipated assessments.
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Tubetown
New Castle
Washington
Policy Holders Watch Pennsylvania Mutual Life Charter Revocation
Proceedings in Harrisburg seek to revoke the Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance charter amid alleged charter and state law violations. Officials say officers issued self allotted capital, failed pro rata assessments, and used funds to cover losses and expenses. President Coyle faces substantial shareholdings and notes, while a decision on the charter revocation awaits.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Todd
Pennsylvania Mutual Life) Company
Coyle
The
Pennsylvania
Mutual Protection Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia
Reverting Fund Assurance Association
Ohio Breweries Close Shuts Down Under Local Option
Columbus Feb 24 The Born plant a branch of the Hester Columbus Associated breweries has shut down with no immediate reopening. C Christian Born vice president says retrenchment was considered for months and the passage of the Rose county local option bill will mean the annihilation of practically all smaller breweries in the state.
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Columbus, O
Born
Hester Columbus Associated Breweries
C. Christian Born
Associated Breweries
Rose County
Hollister Tea Promises Health Benefit in Ad
Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the easiest health remedy to maintain and the hardest to obtain. Claims include broad effectiveness and urges readers to try tea or tablets priced at 35 cents from J. C. Wallace.
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Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Homewood Citizens Seek Rename To Avoid Mail Mixups
Residents of Homewood push to rename the town to prevent misdirected mail and express matters from a near Pittsburg town. A petition circulated last week lists many proposed names, with Recine favored by the group.
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Homewood
Pittsburg
Recine
Cure for Piles Promoted by German Physician Paste
Readers are advised to use a home remedy for piles involving 6 drops of Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan and 1-2 oz Zine Ointment applied twice daily. The preparation claims permanent relief and can be bought at drug stores. The formula is attributed to an old German physician and described as unpublished.
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Piso
Mahoningtown church marks sixth anniversary of Rev. Keith
Rev. M. Wilson Keith installed February 22, 1898 at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church celebrates its sixth anniversary with a morning service. The sermon was by Rev. William M. Taylor, the charge given by Rev. M. H. Calkins, and Rev. Jordan charged the people. The church grew from 165 members to over 400 in ten years, with more than $50,000 raised for expenses and $8,000 given to benevolence. Keith, now dean of Presbyterian pastors in New Castle area, declined a Lansing Michigan offer, preferring Mahoningtown.
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M. Wilson Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
William M. Taylor
Westfield
M. H. Calkins
Central Church
Jordan
First Church
Keith
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Shenango
Lawrence County
Lansing
Mich
Mahoningtown
Lawyer Edward Riley Secures Talk Injunction
Boston February 24 A lawyer Edward Riley won an injunction preventing Nellie Allen from talking to him after an auto crash three months earlier left her teeth damaged. Riley paid damages and gave her new teeth, but she taunts him around town about the ill fitting dentures.
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Boston
Edward Riley
Nellie Allen
Episcopal and Catholic churches will not unite
Rev Dr Reilly of Trinity church dismissed press reports of a union between the Anglican and Episcopal and Roman churches as unfounded. He said Rome would need a thorough heart change and noted the meeting of New York Episcopal clergymen sparked the rumors, which he said have no basis. Jack the Peeper is causing a reign of terror at Girard.
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Trinity Church
Dr. Reilly
Rome
Episcopal Church
Jack-the-Peeper
Girard
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Amalgamated Association
Carnegie Library
Amalagamated Association
David Davis
John Kaufman
Tin Plate Company
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Company
Ohio
Schloss Bros. & CO
Baltimore
New York
Great Tailoring House
Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
John Hadley
South Wayne Street
Grace Johnson
South Liberty Street
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Ed Franks
Frank Fisher
John Harris
John Davis
Ashland Avenue
John Phillips
East Madison Avenue
John Bonner
Lowellville
John Barnes
West Cherry Street
Phillipsburg
Lois Con
Carl Hanna
South Cedar Street
Lawrence Junction
Harry Martin
Standard Steel Car Company
Chester
Alex Johnson
Eighth Street
Clark Mitchell
Wellsville, CO
Ethel Breckenridge
Mose Slavinsky
Cascade Vaudeville Theater
South Mill Street
Ray Thompson
Ellwood City
Amazon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jones’ Hall
Clara Horniffer
Bell Telephone Exchange
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J. BE. Duff
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Wallace Avenue
East Washington St
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