Sudden Death of Mrs McNamarra in Conneautville
Mrs Minnie McNamarra 68 mother of Mrs E B Vy and Mrs Frank Douds died in Conneautville during a night visit after a berry picking excursion. She had lived with her children in this city since her husband died years ago and was active in the Presbyterian church. Funeral will be held at the old home in Conneautville.
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City
Minnie McNamarra
EB. Evy
Highland Avenue
Ofrs
Frank Douds
Conneautville
Presrian Church
Charles McNamarra
Frank Uds
Croton Avenue
E. Evy
John cNamarra
Fireworks injuries mar Fourth of July revelry
A sequence of mishaps from exploding fireworks injures several youths. A 16 year old suffers facial burns, another teen lacerates an arm, and a boy sustained leg burns from a sky rocket. An editor nicked a finger while lighting Roman candles.
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Arthur Brown
Brown
Neshannock Creek
Isaiah Engle
East Reynolds Street
8S. J. Rhodes
Highland Avenue
W. Bingham Kay
This City
McKeesport
Uncle Sam to Help Unemployed Get Work and Farm Labor
The Department of Commerce and Labor through the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization issues circulars to farmers offering free labor placement. Employers specify labor type on the return blank, with no charges to either side. T. V. Powderly, chief of the Division of Information, emphasizes careful selection and destination guidance.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Emigration and Naturalization
Division of Information
Washington City
New Castle
United States
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Washington
Congress
T. V. Powderly
Toy weapons cause multiple injuries in local incidents
A series of accidents with toy pistols and crackers injured several people including a man at a Greek restaurant, Clarence Davis in the composing room, John Mitchell, and Russell Hill. A railway line reported no accidents on the Fourth while the New Castle and Youngstown line suffered derailments and a long suspension.
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Clarence Davis
Davis
John Mitchell
Pittsburg Street
Russell Hill
Cottage Street
Mahoning and Shenango
W. C. Smith
The
Traction Company
New Castle
Youngstown
Deaths of the Day Mars Family Infant Berdena Callahan
Robert M. Mars is buried at Mt. Jackson after services by Rev. H. M. Burns and Rev. Cooper. Survived by one brother Charles W. Mars. Infant Berdena Callahan dies of typhoid at age 2 years 8 months. funeral Tuesday at 2:30 from 407 Blaine Street with limited attendance due to illness of Mrs. Callahan.
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Robert M. Mars
Mt. Jackson
H. M. Burns
Grace M. E. Church
Cooper
S. James Callahan
Blaine Street
Berdena
Callahan
Funeral services for John M. Thomas held in Fulton Street
The funeral for John M. Thomas occurred Friday at 2 30 PM at Benjamine Thomas's Fulton Street home with Rev. John of Emmanuel Baptist church leading and friends singing. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery. pallbearers were Thomas R J Morgan John Stevens and John Wiley. The Moore funeral was Sunday at 190 Boyles Avenue with Rev OC Frederick Frank officiating and graveside at Graceland cemetery.
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John M. Thomas
Benjamine Thomas
Fulton Street
John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Thomas
R. J. Morgan
John Stevens
John Wiley
Httle
Robert D. Moore
Harry Moore
Girard
Mary Claple
Boyles Avenue
Frederick Frank
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Graceland Cemetery
New Trial Refused in Fred Wallace Case Against PRR
Judge Porter issued four opinions Monday morning including denial of a new trial for Fred F. Wallace versus the Pennsylvania Railroad. Wallace had been awarded 14 500 in damages for injuries at the New Wilmington Junction wreck.
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Porter
Fred F. Wallace
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wallace
New Wilmington Junction
Monongahela Trust Company
Hays Trust Company
Scott Paisley
K. J. Hendricks
Glen Manufacturing
Captain Moon
Ellwood
Locks of Hair Exhibit in Hillsville Suit
Frank Sacco of Hillsville seeks to prove assault and battery and surety of the peace against Mrs. Maria Teresa Mattic of Hillsville. He alleges she attacked his wife, who is in a delicate condition, pulled hair from her head, and abused her. Alderman Ranney will hear the case on Wednesday after Constable Frank Weller arrested Maria Saturday.
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Frank Sacco
Hillsville
Maria Teresa Mattic
Frank
Alderman Ranney
Frank Weller
Maria
Man stabbed by Italians buried at Wampum Sunday
John Nicholson foreman for the P. and L. E. at Pittsburg died in Pittsburg Thursday after being stabbed Wednesday by two foreigners. A former Wampum resident, he was buried at Clinton cemetery Sunday afternoon beside his wife and four children.
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John Nicholson
Pittsburg
Wampum
Clinton Cemetery
Nicholson
Removal of an Executor Is Asked
A petition filed in court Monday seeks the removal of Charles O. Mayberry as executor of Logan Mayberry’s will. Plaintiffs Marilla Mayberry and 8. W. Mayberry cite a $4,560.50 estate and properties in Youngstown and a 124 acre farm, alleging the executor’s move to Cleveland endangers heirs and funds. A rule was issued.
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Charles O. Mayberry
Logan Mayberry
North Beaver Township
Marilla Mayberry
W. Mayberry
Youngstown
Cleveland
First Christian Church Outing Planned at Cascade Park
The annual church and Bible school outing of the First Christian church will be held at Cascade Park on Friday July 17. Special arrangements are being made to ensure it becomes one of the best days yet.
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Bible School
The
First Christian Church
Cascade Park
Furnace No 2 at Carnegie Steel Suspended for Repairs
Furnace No 2 of the Carnegie Steel Company halted operations last Saturday for minor repairs. Officials expect to resume work in ten days or two weeks.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Rest and Nervine Claim for Insomnia Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine as treatments for nervous exhaustion and insomnia. It cites energy from nerves and rest as restore mechanisms and features a testimonial from Mrs W H Fursman of Colorado Springs praising the products as superior and safe. The copy notes druggists guarantee first bottle benefits or refund and lists Miles Medical Co Elihart Indiana as maker.
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Miles’ Nervine
J. Miles
W. H. Fursman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miles
Heir Seeks Final Account in D B Kurtz Estate
Miss Emily Kurtz, heir, petitions court over the estate of the late D B Kurtz. She charges about 284 747 93 in personal estate, over 100 000 still to collect, largely tied in mortgages and judgments. She accuses slow collection and interest accrual, seeks removal of Julia M Kurtz as administratrix or immediate final account. Judge Porter issued a rule to show cause.
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Emily Kurtz
D. B. Kurtz
Julia M. Kurtz
Mise Kurtz
Porter
Kurtz
Substitutes for Wood in Paper Making Are Sought
The article outlines potential pulp substitutes such as flax stalks cotton stalks and seed fiber corn stalks wild hemp and straw. It notes vast waste of agricultural byproducts with promising tests on smaller scales and warns forests may not meet long term demand.
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Washington
America
Northwest
Colorado River
Dr Isaac Winternitz Dies in Colorado Springs
Dr Isaac Winternitz former resident of the city died at his Colorado Springs home from blood poisoning after an infection during a surgical operation. He left the city about 18 years ago to practice in the west. He is survived by his wife and two children and was well known among longtime residents. His brother is Attorney B A Winternitz of Croton Avenue.
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Isaac Winternitz
B. A. Winternitz
Croton Avenue
Colorado Springs
Winternitz
West
Dr. Winternitz
P. A. Crawford Shifts to Exclusive Piano Tuning
A. G. Crawford, long identified with the piano trade in this city for over ten years, changes his business to tune pianos exclusively. His broad knowledge of pianos backs his new focus and patrons will find he stands by all claims.
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A. G. Crawford
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail Fare to Cleveland
Tickets on sale July 7 8 and 9 for Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R Cleveland and Return at $3. Return limit July 15. For details see Ticket Agent Geo W Hamilton.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
R. R. Cleveland
Hmit
Geo. W. Hamilton
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
An appeal urges readers leaving New Castle to subscribe to the Daily News for 10c a week. Readers must arrange mail delivery at The News office, with prepaid subscriptions and no agents authorized. The notice warns buyers will regret going without the paper during absence.
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New Castle
Gales Arrested On Burglary Larceny Charges
John Gales awaits hearing on burglary larceny and breaking and entering charges filed by Emery Wallpaper Company Washington Street. Constable Frank Wellar arrested him last week and he faces a theft of $40 worth of wallpaper material from the May 25 incident. Hearing set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gales
J. L. Emery
Emery Wallpaper Company
Washington Street
Gales
Frank Wellar
Master Appointed in Jones Divorce Case
John P. Lockhart was appointed master in the divorce case Frances Ella Jones against William Jones, signaling a procedural step in the adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lockhart
Frances Ella Jones
William Jones
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