One Preacher for Every Thirty Nine Residents in New Wilmington
New Wilmington reports a ministerial census showing 25 preachers among residents, four with charges and 20 or more unassigned. The town averages a preacher for every 35 to 40 people, highlighting its unique religious composition. The piece also notes local travel, college activities, and upcoming Westminster debaters facing Geneva on temperance and local option.
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New Wilmington
United States
J.M Houston
New Castle
A. T. Reed
Salem
D. M. Thorne
Pittsburg
Miss Randall
Department of Oratory
College
Westminster College
Literary Society
Willis Allen
Dakota
George Allen
Lowellville
Mitchell Stewart
Westminster College Press Club
Hewetson
Associated Press
Sharpsville
Pennsylvania
Neshannock Falls
Westminster
Paul Simison
R. T. Hood
Geneva
Good price on sound yellow ear corn at car sale
Roy A. Long and White and Neal streets advertise a low price for sound yellow ear corn sold from a car. The notice lists the number 13213 as a reference or contact line.
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Roy A. Long
White and
Neal Streets
City
Pittsburg & Harmony Car Line
F. Sankey
Pittsburg Street
Doan's Kidney Pills Named By New Castle Woman
Mary Cook of New Castle Pa endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming backache relief and a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble. She cites previous praise four years earlier and notes she has had no symptoms since. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY acts as sole US agents.
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Dean
New Castle
Mary Cook
North Croton Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Special Music Program at First Methodist Church Sunday
The First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Sunday program with the morning sermon theme Broken to Bless. Evening sacred music features a chorus piece Praise Ye the Lord plus a duet Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah, solo The Lord is My Light, and a Hark Hark My Soul quartet, followed by Sing Hosanna in the Highest. The pastor gives a short address on The Music of Consecration. Sunday school at 9 30 and Epworth league at 6 15.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lord
Randageger
Lansing
David Lloyd
John T. Thomas
Helen Urmson Felch
Hark
Henry Houseley
Dudley Buck
Epworth League
Alabama's Fight for Liquor Laws
United Press notes rising tension in Girard Alabama as law and order league actions spark threats and violence. Dynamite bombs exploded near the residence of G P Gifford president of the league and near local ministers. A warning sign was found on Gifford's gate post warning of consequences if the crackdown continues.
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Columbus
Girard
Ala
Law and Order League
G. P. Gifford
League
Gifford
Whitecaps Cause Outrage in Freeport New York
A gang of 30 masked men invaded the home of Mrs. Susie Glover in Freeport L I during a storm. They maltreated Thomas Decasy and forced him to flee the town vowing to kill him if he returned. Decasy has asked the sheriff for warrants for two assailants he claims to recognize. Mrs Glover's husband was away.
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United Press
New York
Freeport
L. I
Susie Glover
Thomas Decasy
Nomination Papers Filed for City Controller and Mayor
Harvey Brooks filed nomination papers for city controller and Nat Black for mayor. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Boston of Pittsburg Street visit their son residing near Rose Point.
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Harvey Brooks
Nat. Black
Abraham Boston
Pittsburg Street
Rose Point
Melrose Household Ruth Officers Elected
New officers elected by Melrose Household of Ruth No. 2564 include W R Miss Anna M. Oakes W T Mrs Ida Lawson W P Mrs Sarah Gaskin W C Mrs Dora B Hill N G Mrs Nettie J Coleman N G Mrs Ella A Marks PMNG Mrs Blanche Dillard W C Mrs Hattie Long W S Ww U Mrs Lulu Hackett L S S Mrs Emily Young.
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Melrose
Ruth
W. R
Anna M. Oakes
W. T
Ida Lawson
W. P
Sarah Gaskin
W. C
Dora B. Hill
Nettie J. Coleman
Ella A. Marks
Blanche Dillard
Hattie Long
W.S Ww
Lulu Hackett
Emily Young
Alderman Refuses to Resign Over Newspaper Favor Charge
New York January 25 A city magistrate admits paying 250 to suppress a newspaper story about his conduct and refuses to resign Mayor McClelland plans to seek removal through the bar association and the appellate division.
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United Press
New York
McClelland
Droege
Bar Asso
Protective Lodge Installs Officers in Enterprise No 21
At a meeting of Enterprise lodge No 21, Order Modern Protective Association, officers were installed by James Artz. Names include Past president Oscar M. Randall, president Mrs Ada Stockman, vice president Andrew Perry, prelate Mrs Anna Randall, guide Joseph White, secretary Miss Anna Burns, treasurer Henry Artz, inside guard Boyd Coulter, outside guard Mrs Margaret Artz, pianist Miss Pearl Rice, trustees Boyd Coulter Andrew Perry Oscar M. Randall, representative to grand lodge Henry Artz.
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Enterprise Lodge No. 21
Order Modern Protective Association
James Artz
Oscar M. Randall
Ada Stockman
Andrew Perry
Anna Randall
Joseph White
Anna Burns
Henry Artz
Boyd Coulter
Margaret Artz
Miss Pearl Rice
Grand Lodge
Mrs Detch Declares Husband Will Not Leave Her
Philadelphia January 25 Mrs Andrew Jackson Detch says she has not seen her husband since his acquittal of photographer Ferree. She denies reports he has left her or plans divorce. Nearby, Miss Marie Cox of Pulaski visits sister Mrs R R Potter on North Highland avenue.
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Mrs. Detch
United Press
Philadelphia
Ferree
Andrew Jackson Detsch
Sas
Marie Cox
Pulaski
R. R. Potter
North Highland Avenue
U S Gunboat Paducah to Haiti coast guard duty
The U S gunboat Paducah departs New Orleans for St Marc Haiti to safeguard American interests and respond if the Haitian revolution spreads to Santo Domingo. Eagle patrols from St Marc to Gonaives as Port de Paix falls to revolutionists. U S officials monitor developments from Port au Prince and the consulate.
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United Press
Washington
U. S
Paducah
New Orleans
St. Marc
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Eagle
Gonnaves
Port de Paix
Furnts
Port-Au-Prince
State Department
Thaw Case Defense Nearing Final Argument
Four defense witnesses arrive in New York to complete the defense for Thaw as Justice Dowling prepares for a Monday night closure. Thaw remains in a cold cabin in the courtroom while attorneys plan. The key issue is Jerome’s move to read all lunacy commission testimony versus restricting it to the killing period.
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United Press
New York
Littleton
Justice Dowling
Jerome and Garvan
Dan O’rilly
Jerome
White
Japanese Night at the Y M C A
Friday evening at the Y M C A featured Japanese festive night with music and literature. Prof Field violinist Miss Clara Hoye pianist John Woods reader Miss Marie Cox soloist, Xentrique quartet hits, and a Japanese luncheon served by eight young ladies in Japanese dress.
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Field
Clara Hoye
John Woods
Marie Cox
Xentrique
Joseph Reynolds
Lou Harlan
Harry A. Davis
Charles Hillier
Mabel Cooper
Elizabeth Reed
Lenora Higley
Helen Foster
Krohn
Farmers Alarmed by Bribery Offer in Ohio Case
In Columbus Ohio James W Fleming assistant secretary of the agricultural department charged that a fertilizer company officer offered him 300 a month to substitute pure fertilizer for samples taken by state inspectors. Fleming said a former clerk in the department took bribes for two years to switch samples allowing unscrupulous dealers to cheat farmers. He reported the offers last August and the matter was laid before Attorney General Ellis for action.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
James W. Fleming
Agricultural Department
Fleming
Felming
Calvert
Ellis
Young Mahoney Wins Easy Fight in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin January 25 Young Mahoney defeated Jack Heinen of Chicago in four minutes of the second round in a scheduled six round bout Mahoney at 160 pounds dominated from the first bell Heinen weighed 175 pounds and was unable to mount a comeback in the midweight contest.
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United Press
Racine, Wis
Young Mahoney
Jack Heinen
Chicago
Mahoney
Heinen
Roosevelt Dines With Judge Gary at White House
Judge E H Carey chairman of United States Steel called at the White House and then dined with the president to discuss the country’s business situation. Gary said business conditions are improving.
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United Press
Washington
E. H. Carey
United States Steel Company
White House
Gary
Grandpa Davis Shows Improvement After Illness
Washington Jan 25 Ex Senator Henry Gassaway Davis of West Virginia, ill with a severe cold at Shoreham apartments, is reported improving today. The aging politician has been under medical care as observers monitor his condition.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Shoreham
Estate of Rachel Bail granted to administrator in New Castle
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Rachel Bail of the Seventh ward New Castle Lawrence County Pa. H W Bail is the administrator of Mahoning town Pa. Creditors must settle debts and claimants present their claims promptly. George T Weingartner 12116-sat.
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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
R. B. Ovenines
R. C. Pflug
R. A. Black
G. Dambaugh
Anton Hanson
Sadat M. Martin
Sadie E. Miller
M~ Husband
Kincaid
Mahoning Township
New Castle
Rachel Bail
Seventh Ward
City of
H. W. Bail
Mahoningtown
George T. Weingartner
H. J. Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Moore
South Pearl Street
Youngstown
Harry H. McCready
Pulaski Township
F. O. Shields
New Bedford
Robert L. Wallace
Dan Moses in New Castle and Anna Harwach Scene
In New Castle, Dan Moses and Anna Harwach appear in an afternoon scene with curious chatter. Observers report a lively moment as onlookers note the local presence and the surrounding bustle.
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Dan Moses
New Castle
Anna Harwach
Peescesses
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Susquehanna CO
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