Estrepement Writ Against Tenant Over Farm Harvest
James McClenahan and others own 325 acres in Pulaski township and filed an estrepement writ against tenant J E Justice. Court records allege overplanting 25 acres to wheat and 6 to rye, improper seeding with timothy and clover, and removal of straw harming land fertility. Judge Porter granted the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClenahan
Pulaski
J. E. Justice
Justice
Justice S&s
Porter
Parisian dancer stirs Broadway with daring gigolette gown
Parisian dancer La Bylphe performed in vaudeville wearing a tight bodice and gauze skirt described as la gigolette. Police Lieutenant Walsh commented on the risqué costume and warned about possible action, while the dancer planned a cooler outfit for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
la Bylphe
Keith and Proctor
Broadway
Walsh
la Sylphe
Foreigner Surrenders After July Shooting in Sharon
Lector Stenick of Sharon, after 18 hours in bushes, gave himself to Sharon police. He allegedly shot and fatally wounded Frank Kretcheon in South Sharon on the Fourth of July, claiming the revolver discharged accidentally while he retrieved it from a trunk as Kretcheon leaned over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lector Stenick
Sharon
Frank Kretcheon
South Sharon
Fretchen
Schoen Wins Suit as Steel Trust Pays for Plant
Charles Schoen of the Schoen Steel Wheel company wins when Carnegie Steel pays $3,000,000 for Schoen assets, $1,000,000 above market value. The settlement ends a long court battle where patents protected Schoen from rival steel makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Steel Trust
Charles Schoen
Schoen Steel Wheel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Trust
Schoen
Calaute Lingers Near Jail After Duff Murder Case
Joe Calaute, the star witness in the Duff murder case, was discharged from jail Monday and remained in New Castle vicinity. On Tuesday he spent much time at the courthouse corridor speaking with county officials and said he will not leave town while seeking a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Calaute
Duff
Court House
Joe
New Castle
Golden Medical Discovery praised for root-based medicines
The article extols Dr Pierce's medicines including Golden Medical Discovery, highlighting alcohol-free extraction from native forest roots and glycerine preservation. It claims broad plant-based ingredients, sworn formulas, and endorsements by medical leaders, sold widely at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
West Pittsburg to Play Mahoningtown Saturday Game
Arrangements by Manager Sam Lewis set a Saturday ball game between Simpson Athletics and West Pittsburg at Tubetown grounds starting at 20 oclock. The teams recently tied 14 innings at West Pittsburg. Saturday’s meeting is billed as a blood match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
Simpson Athletics
West Pittsburg
Tubetown Grounds
West Pittsne
Simpsons
Fred Hyde
Mahoningtown Athletics
Seventh Ward New Auto
Three Jailbreakers Sentenced to Four Years Each
The trio of pickpockets who escaped from Youngstown jail and were recaptured received four year sentences for the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Local notes from July 6 1908 report repairs and social visits
Monday July 6 1908 reports David McClenahan repairing a barn and Mrs Rebeccah Neal roofing hers. Several residents travel to New Castle and attend gatherings at Cascade park and a Presbyterian grove in New Bedford. Wheat crops are praised and Fourth of July activities noted with visits to Bright On Ohio and Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barnes
East Madison Avenue
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Fred Kennedy
North Liberty Street
Shenango Tin Mill
Lyndal Street
Fifth Ward
David McClenahan
Rebeccah Neal
B. Justice
New Castle
Thomas Vaughn
Clara Hughes
Youngstown
Margaret VanMeter
Martha Leslie
Wabash Avenue
Eliza Sheriff
Harlansburg Notes From Early July 1908 Local Life
A town report itemizes Fourth of July picnics along Slippery Rock and an well attended ice cream social at the Baptist church. It notes visitors and movements including Elizabeth Locke's return from West Virginia and Roy McCown planning to move to Grove City. Revs Moore Kelly and others preachings, funerals for R M Mars and Robert Mars, family visits, and a St Lawrence river trip contest entry by Bessie Dunnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Locke
West Virginia
Matthew Brown
Sharon
P. Brown
John Moore
U. P
D. B. Clark
Jamestown
Westfield
Harriet Driver
Barberton
Charles Moore
Slippery Rock
D. M. Houk
Volant
J. H. Cooper
Grove City
Roy McCown
I. N. Falkman
Mr. McAnns
New Wilmington
Bessemer
Bessie Dunnan
St. Lawrence
Fourth quiet in Wayne Township with visits noted
The Fourth passed pleasantly in Wayne Township. Mrs. George Gardner visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Weimer. Mrs. James Hughes of New Castle visits her father P. M. Cunningham. Children day exercises at Slippery Rock Presbyterian church are reported fine. Sherman Shoemaker, previously laid up with rheumatism, can sit up part of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Gardner
Mrs
Orrin Weimer
Mrs. James Hughes
New Castle
P. M. Cunningham
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Sherman Shoemaker
Jones
Oak Ridge News Notes and Baseball Result
Oak Ridge records visitors James Taylor of Big Run and W. W. Stevenson of New Castle while J W Book hosts Fourth of July gathering. Hermon Presbyterian service set for July 12 at 8 pm. Scott Shaw and Grove City visitors join relatives. Princeton baseball with Rose Poon assist defeats Oak Ridge 8 to 3 on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Big Run
Ridge
W. W. Stevenson
New Castle
J. W. Stevenson
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Scott Shaw
Grove City
J. W. Book
Princeton
Rose Poon
Oak Ridge
Banana Cream Lemon Jello Mold Dessert
Peel five bananas and rub with sugar. Beat one teacup sweet cream to stiff froth. Dissolve ten packages of Lemon JELL-O in water and fold in. Pour into mold and garnish with whipped cream or sauce. Sold by grocers at 100 per package.
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Calaute
Mahoningtown
J. Emerson Davis
Guy Hilderbrant
Messrs. Davis
Hilderbrant
Seventh Ward
Walter Rouge
D. J. Rouse
Mt. Union
Harrisburg
Baltimore
J. M. Powell
Gertrude Powell
Baltimore, Md
C. D. Johnson
Montgomery Avenue
Powell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bessie Coates
Florence McElhaney
Greenville
Coates
Conneaut Lake
Howard English
Beaver Falls
English
Keystone Drill Company
Reventh Ward
Fred Oliver
South Lafayette Street
James McKissick
Jim
Officer Davidson
Mose Slovonski
Mahoning Avenue
Cascade Theater
South Mill Street
Mose
Elizabeth Hileman
Orbizonia, Pa
Ward Personals
Helen Spencer
Ashland Avenue
Lowellville
Fred Miller
Wampum
East Wabash Avenue
Howard Marshall
Carl Goddard
Edenburg
Hiram Coates
Carrie Addis
D. Raney
George Parks
North Beaver Township
Middle West
Lewis
Austin Raney
B. Waddell
Margaret
Dolly Hammond
Myrl Sampson
Struthers
Violet Tweeddale
Warren, O
Newton
Mee
Vaundaview
New Bedford
John McMillen
Greer
Cascade Park
Burrows
Ohio
C. C. Miller
Brighton
Maude McMillen
Mr. Firebaugh
Ashtabula
Guy VanMeter
Harlansburg
J. C. Kelly
Inez
Kentucky
Rev. Kelly
Presbyterian Church
This Place
MT. Jackson
R. K. Aiken
Jennie
Mr. Mars
Mr. Dickson
New Brighton
A. L. Paden
Robert Mars
Wayne Township
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