26 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
1
A lengthy account outlines a proposed merger involving the Valley lines and the Mischburg Cleveland Project. Officials from Penns Hilyank Milhoning Valley and connected firms discuss consolidation plans, funding, and stock arrangements. Proponents cite potential gains while critics warn of complexity and pending votes on the merger.
The Bankers beat the New Bedford team in a hard fought match on a windy afternoon. The standout moment was a slide by Chula that sparked the crowd as key players including Hinorp and Dull contributed at the plate and in the field.
A long list of real estate transfers records numerous parties selling parcels in wards and townships. Names such as Nancy Nesbitt Eunice Jordanaret Mary Dowgherty and Robert Gibson appear with various properties in New Castle Second Third and Fifth Wards Neshaminy and neighboring townships. Considerations range from 0 to 2000 dollars with many entries noting land in ward areas and local parcels under multiple firms and trustees.
The item reports a newspaper brief about Mai. Tutziberh Kaltrer of the Witte facing charges from her custodian Mrs. Ma Waliver WED and others in a local court. It notes proceedings, testimonies, and references to Der Braikon civic matters as the case unfolds with various witnesses and filings.
A reconstructed readable fragment describes a logging accident with multiple injuries. It references a workman in a town setting and mentions medical implications and a public sale ad for pharmaceuticals. The text is heavily garbled with nonsensical segments and likely consists of OCR errors.
A fragmented Seventh ward column recounts a crowd gathering on Liberty street and Wabash avenue where canal veteran stories were shared. It mentions travels from Pittisburg to Western Pennsylvania in 1862, various performances, a beggar-turned-hrenologist, and a schoolhouse entertainment with admission, plus local movements and visitors in the Seventh ward.
A Downy of Agnewville recounts a case of infant cholera where Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was given after doctors gave up. Within five hours a small bottle restored the child to health, and the family praises the remedy now sold by druggists.
In Fifth Ward near Long Avenue and South Mul Street, George G. Brown was forced from his home and taken to hospital due to severe illness attributed to cocaine use. Doctors report life-threatening condition but hope for recovery with proper treatment, while Brown’s family disputes rumors of intentional harm and notes he faced prior distress.
Reports from Welsh papers describe the Ming explosion at Wattstown Hthonds dv Valley Wales. The timber of the dead reached L20 with only one survivor. Among the dead is W Meredith culling miner. The blast caused heartrending scenes as families mourned and workers were injured or killed. Witnesses note the revivalist influence and the shock felt by the local community.
Weather Bureau reports weekly crop progress across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and Texas. Spring wheat shows improvement while conditions vary. tobacco outlook improves in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and New York. Guidance warns farmers to use care with expenses and notes Chamberlain's remedies for stomach issues.
A distorted report from Lawrence County outlines accusations against local figures amid allegations of crooked business deals and graft connected to a restaurant lease and rent disputes. The piece notes a 50 dollar share proposal tied to a contested rent and license denial amid a broader political shakeup.
O Metals of the Garnegia company announces plans to dismantle the two American Steel hoop plants at Youngstown and convert them to a continuous mill. The move follows a strike by workers and will reallocate some former employees to the new mills while others seek provisions elsewhere.
An ordinance from Wampum Borough authorizes electric service provision by state utility works near Bitwood in Lawrence County. It sets a price for current. creates a standing committee to oversee street light construction and wire stripping. outlines penalties, duties, and budget up to 4600 dollars. The document names CM. Warery, Esq. as Prostant and O. Morrow, Clark, with approval dated July 17.
A municipal measure proposes funding a water works project for Walapra Borough to supply residents. It outlines creation of an electric light committee to manage the water works, appoint a superintendent, and authorize expenditures up to 41,500 dollars plus site costs, with elections to approve funding.
Commonwealth of Mengarlvaulit to the Sheriff of said county greeting. We command you to notify Elizabeth Fouse and others heirs of John Worst to restore Stevensville and Youngstown, Mahoning County Ohio. The real estate of John Krim and heirs will be partitioned among lawful heirs per court order by September. Witness Hon. William Porter, judge, at NowFatto, June 1805.
Historic notice from Lawrence County Missouri naming Lyne Williams deceased and heirs at law in a probate matter. The court requires heirs to appear on or before September 1, 1903, to show cause why the real estate should not be partitioned and distributed. Clerk M Campbell records this summons as evidence of legal action.
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Lawrence County Pennsylvania for August 1905 at the court house in New Castle. The property includes a parcel of Hazel Dell land described by bounds and lot lines, with a two story six room dwelling and a brick pad, conveyed earlier in Nye et al. The sale is to settle the lien held by Josiah Pizor for Iron City Savings Bank, under a deed recorded in the county records.
Repairs for over 60 stove kinds begin with Mame 1 ReTeTC offering quick service and parts. The advertisement highlights a wide range of stoves and the prompt repair option for customers seeking durable performance.
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