Applications for licenses filed today
A long list of license applicants across wards and towns includes hotels restaurants wholesalers and breweries. Names appear with wards and streets such as Fourth ward West Washington street and Ellwood City along with firms like Fountain Inn New Castle Brewing company and Standard Brewing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Fierce
Fourth Ward
George H. Bolinger
Second Ward
Michael Pyle
Seventh Ward
Frederick H
Harry Schmid
Third Ward
Harry G. Hilbert
Enon Valley
Kasper Trunk
Wampum
Hugh Graham
St. Cloud
Frank A. Pfeifer
John A. O’brien
West Washington Street
John FE. Fee
Margaret Henry
First Ward
Isaac Cohen
Fifth Ward
Samuel Rice
Thomas Duffy
Francis P. Duffy
Sherman
David J. Mulcahy
Ellwood City
John H. Conn
Louis Kerr
Thomas V. Plant
E. E. Cleveland
Sampson Moore
Joseph PD. Miller
Ralph M. Read
Harry D. Smith
Thomas J. Newton
Isaac E. Newton
J. Ed. McWilliams
Lewis Marberger
Alexander Twentier
Joseph C. Ewing
Harry Cohen
West Pittsburg
Holland & Milliron
J. Harry Mills
Fountain Inn
New Castle Brewing Company
Union Township
Spring Brewing Company
Chewn
Standard Brewing Company
Sixth Ward
Deaths of the Day: Infant Lewis Leroy Davis dies
Mr and Mrs Halleck W Davis of 334 West Grant street mourn the loss of their son Lewis Leroy aged 1 year and 3 weeks after a five week pneumonia illness. Funeral at 2:30 PM Monday, Greenwood Cemetery. Elmer Knobloch infant buried Friday at Graceland cemetery with private services due to illness in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halleck W. Davis
West Grant Street
Lewis Leroy
Greenwood Cemetery
Elmer
Edward Knobloch
Vine Street
Graceland Cemetery
Frank
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kensington
Ethel Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Pearl
Lulu White
Euclid Avenue
E. F. G. Harper
Boyles Avenue
Mabel Roberts
Marie Hutton
Croton Avenue
Grace Gibson
Pittsburg Street
Laura Keagy
Grace Mullain
Walnut Street
Enemies Meet in Desperate Youthful Battle in Youngstown
Two foreign-born youths who grew up apart due to their homelands clashed in Youngstown yesterday in a fierce fight. Both boys were arrested following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Three Local Boys Charged In Citywide Store Robberies
In New Castle three youths William Walker William Jameson and Thomas Rilley were arrested and charged with breaking and entering during a string of robberies in the Fifth ward. Miss Winnie Richards and Officer Schuler aided the investigation leading to suspects in Mahoningtown. The trio pleaded guilty and were bound over to the March term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Fifth Ward
Harry Huston
Long Avenue
Reider
Mull Street
Ralph
William Walker
William Jameson
Thomas Rilley
Huston
Winnie Richards
Schuler
Mayor's Office
Kelley
Trushel
Jameson
Walker
Rilley
Hainer
Sutton
Moravia Street
Porter
Mahoningtown
John Walsh Found Guilty On All 54 Counts
The banker John Walsh is found guilty on 54 counts. He remains stoic as his two daughters watch. Attorneys plan a new trial with January 28 set for the motion. Walsh vows to take the case to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Anderson
John S. Miller
Standard Oil
Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Troubles About 10 Be Amicably Settled
Mahoning Driving association members met at Cochran's livery barn to settle debts. Fifteen stockholders subscribed nearly $2,000 toward paying what is due, and a fund will be started to collect the balance. The aim is to avoid selling the association’s effects for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Driving Association
Cochran's
Seventh Ward
Woman Sues Woman. Both In Jail Await Hearings
Sadie Hoover and Mrs. Nellie Mobley are jailed awaiting hearings before Aldermen Green and Morrison. Nellie charged Sadie with stealing a $40 diamond ring. Sadie claimed Nellie assaulted her. Nellie gets a Monday hearing. Witnesses have vanished. hearings lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hoover
Nelly Mobley
Green
Morrison
Nellie
Sadie
Alderman Morrison
Alderman Green
Damages Sought From P L E Railroad Over Passenger Death
Lawrence county court action seeks 25000 dollars for the death of Nesbit Kelly of Allegheny county. Plaintiffs William F. Kelly and Mary Kelly, represented by Anderson Porter and R K Aiken, allege a defective switch near the South 22nd street bridge caused a Pittsburg and Lake Erie train crash after June 22. The suit claims negligence in not maintaining a safe switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kelly
James A Stickle Candidate for County Auditor
James A Stickle of Slippery Rock Township announces in The News as a candidate for county auditor. A painter and paper hanger residing in Princeton, he has served as registering assessor for eight years and is a lifelong Republican seeking the county post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Stickle
Slipperyrock Township
J. D. Stickle
Mr. Stickle
Princeton
Deferred case to be heard in alderman court
Roy O'Donnell, held in jail for two months on larceny and malicious mischief charges from Lewis H. Mays, faces Alderman Williams today in Connellsville. He and partner George Cassel, jailed on similar charges, have seen hearings postponed in hopes of a settlement. Final hearing now expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Mays
Roy O'Donnell
Alderman Williams
O'Donnell
Connellsville
Nat Williams
House of May
George Cassel
Biddle Sues Railway Company for 10000 in Damages
J Walter Biddle filed a 10000 damage suit in court against the New Castle and Lowell Street Railway Company. He alleges he bought a ticket in this city for Edenburg and was removed from the car about two miles from Edenburg, suffering injuries to his eye and his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. Walter Biddle
New Castle
Plaintiff Wins Two Civil Suit Verdicts
The Huston versus Moore case ended with a $184 verdict for the plaintiff over a misrepresented horse. In Vaughn versus Jones, the plaintiff won $138 over a disputed mechanic's lien. Court adjourned as Judge Porter was ill with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Huston
John Moore
Benjamin Vaughn
Agnes R. Jones
Porter
Gorby Recovers From Illness Returns Home
F E Gorby of North Mill Street chief clerk at Baltimore and Ohio has recovered from a recent illness. He has been ill at his Newark Ohio home and is much improved. Mr and Mrs Gorby are expected to arrive home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Gorby
North Mill Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Newark
Mrs. Gorby
Franklin Runaway Found by Brother in Newton Falls
Wallace Keely a 15 year old Franklin boy missing since late December was found Friday afternoon by his brother Lee Keely of Youngstown. He had walked over 100 miles and was located working on a farm in Newton Falls nine miles from Warren and returned to Youngstown with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Keely
Franklin
Lee Keely
Youngstown
Newton Falls
Warren
Mrs. John McConahy Stricken With Diphtheria
Mrs. John McConahy of 135 East Street is seriously ill at home with diphtheria. Doctors announced the case yesterday after several days of illness. Friends hope for a swift recovery and better health for the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConahy
East Street
Local man buys Greenville hotel for license transfer
Quincy B. Taylor of 58 Short Street purchased the Hotel Speir at Greenville from H. H. Maskrey, contingent on transferring the license. He has petitioned the court for the license transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy B. Taylor
Short Street
Speir
Greenville
H. H. Maskrey
Communion at the First Presbyterian Church
Communion services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning followed by the installation of elders Rev Charles F Hubbard D D will conduct the services and preach in the evening on A Young Man's Perplexity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Hubbard
Clare P DuShane Sells Pittsburg Street Dwelling to Oursler
Clare P DuShane transfers a dwelling and lot on Pitts burg street to John Oursler for a stated consideration of 38 750 dollars. The deed records list the parties and the sale amount as the essential facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare P. DuShane
John
Oursler
Pittsburg Street
Deafness Cure Claim Promises By Hall’s Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It offers a $1000 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall’s Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes other products like Hall’s Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chiney & CO
Toledo
Tic.aeall
Does This Suit You Love and Megown Promote Hindipo Kidney Cure
New Castle druggists Love and Megown report a strong demand for Hindipo the kidney cure and nerve tonic. They guarantee satisfaction refunding the price if not effective and offer a 50 cent mail order box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love & Megown
New Castle
Home on Morton Street Offered for Sale
The seven room house at 23 Morton street belonging to Jesse A. McMillen is offered for sale for 1845 dollars. It has city water a drilled well gas in every room and is in fine condition. Apply on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. McMillen
Morton Street
East Side
New Taiys
J. F. P. Kenelly & Co
West
Washington Street
South End
North Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Chestnut Street
Third Ward
North Hill
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Gaston House
Lewis LeRoy Davis
Child
D.R. Bollard
John Walsh
Mahoningtown Driving Association
P.& L. E. Railroad
F. E. Gorby
John M’conahy
Hotel Henry
Sherman Hotel
St. Cloud Hotel
Hotel
Neshanock Avenue
Mill Street
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
Greer Block
Pearson Street
Kurtz Street
Bell
Smith's Business College
Ian
Monroe Cigar Co
Lewis Block
Buffalo
N. Y
J. K. Furst
East Wallace Avenue
Care News Office
Disciple Church
L. Dean
New Castle News
Franklin Institute
Rochester
North Street
Home Street
Miller's
East Washington Street
McKee Block
W.R. McKee
South Mill Street
Mercer Street
Lincoln and
Wallace Avenues
Bath
Jere Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
Leasure Avenue
R. W. Jackson
New Castle & Sharon
H. L. Robison
FF. P. Dufford
West South Street
J. S. DuShane
East
Rou
E. C. Conners
East North Street
Union
Inquire
Beaver Street
W. Grant Avenue
Wallace Avenue
Goo
Pry Andes
Crawford Avenue
City
George Street
J. J. Miller
West State Street
Bell Phone
McComb
Croton
Standard Fruit Company of
Porto Rico
Brownlng
Pennsylvania
Furniture News
Lucas Sutton
C. E. Zehner
Chas G. Martin
Dufford Block
Ellwood
Adress Wm. Wellhausen
Ellwood Exchange
Quest Street
Huron _ street
Denver Avenue
Saleone
Martin Street
Conners Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Monroe Street
Huron Avenue
Etna St
Lawrence Realty Co
Dean Elk
Castle Paint and Varnish Company
Neal Street
McClaren's
Libpo
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
Shady Side
the Coliseum
F. B. Steckle
South _ street
Roberts’ Millinery
Pittsburg St
E. B. Locke
Sherritt
Real Estate Exchange
Diamond
Madison Avenue
J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Recorder of Deeds
Lawrence County
New Castle and Butler Oil Company, Limited
Partnership Limited
J. W. Zimmerman
J. I. Zimmerman
J. W. Plugh
E. G. Risinger
H. C. Schaffner
B. Davenport
R. C. Pflug
R. A. Black
W. G. Dambaugh
Anton Hanson
James M. Martin
Sadie E. Miller
Husband
Ferdinant Kincaid
Mahoning Township
J. M. Martin
Sec’y
John Keast
Edenburg
T. Fred Keast
Himrod Avenue
Ohio
Rachel Bail
City of
H. W. Bail
George T. Weingartner
Mollie Boyd
Irene Patton
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