Death of Ro sena Furnace manager Edward Reis shocks valley
Edward D. Reis longtime manager of the Rosena furnace dies at 7 a.m. Tuesday from erysipelas after injuries from a furnace explosion. Born July 27 1863 he married Garnet Robinson seven years ago and had three children. He was a noted iron industry authority with deep ties in Shenango Valley and related firms. Funeral date not yet set.
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Erysipsias
Edward D. Reis
Rosena
Reis
George ©. Reis
Chemical College
New York City
Garnet Robinson
Allegheny City
Alabama
George
John
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wiliam E
Shenango Valley Steel Company
James W
Furnace Department
Jean Richardson
Cleveland
Lewis T. Kurtz
Neshannock Avenue
Boy Charged With Incorrigibility Sent to Jail
Alderman John R. Potter held a hearing in Roy Smith's case for incorrigibility and sent him ten days to jail. He has word from Morganza that managers there will take Smith, so George Per mar will escort him there at week’s end.
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John R. Potter
Roy Smith
Morganza
Smithe
George Permar
Earthquake Felt Distinctly in New Castile
Monday afternoon an earthquake was felt in New Castile with Miss Williams of Robert Clendenin's store noting the tremor as lamps swung and the counter moved. The item also references a bold apparel sale offering 800 swell skirts at half their making cost in a display ad.
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New Castile
Miss Williams
Robert Clendenin
Buwers
Mrs John McFarland Ill With Blood Poisoning
Mrs John McFarland of Big Run street is critically ill with blood poisoning.
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John McFarland
Big Run Street
Parasol Sale Tops Week at Euwers
A sale at Euwers' features Cat Rock Corker and 100 Swell Parasols in all colors offered for 1.48 this week, with each item priced to attract shoppers.
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Euwers
A Chautauqua Week With Noted Lecturers Planned
A scheduled Chautauqua event runs June 13 to 20 in the city with the four Epworth Leagues hosting lectures discussions and services at the First M E church. Bishop Charles H Fowler Rev Dr J N Fradenbaugh Dr Perrin Prof J H Montgomery I Ketler and H S Stevenson headline evening talks on Lincoln history science and culture. Each day focuses on a theme while most events are free to the public except Fowler’s Tuesday lecture.
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Epworth
Mahoningtown
M. KE
Charles H Fowler
Lincoln
J. N. Fradenbaugh
Perrin
Allegheny College
J. H. Montgomery
I. ©. Ketler
Grove City College
H. S. Stevenson
Pittsburg
Bishop Fowler
High School Commencement at Allen's Opera House
The high school commencement will be held at Allen's Opera House on Friday evening June 4 with admission 35 and 25 cents sold at the box office. Proceeds benefit the public school library. The program includes orations, essays, music by the orchestra, and the presentation of diplomas by Superintendent J. W. Canon.
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Opera
Allen's Opera House
Opera House
Four West Side Boys Settled Trespass Case
Four youths named David and Edward Cartwright Thomas Sieg Fried and Harry Hayberger received a hearing from Justice Fulkerson on a trespass and malicious mischief charge brought by Mrs Mary Brewster. The case was settled with the defendants paying costs due to the offenders’ youth.
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West Side
David
Edward Cartwright
Thomas Siegfried
Harry Hayberger
Fulkerson
Mary Brewster
Naughty Nellie Runs Off From Youngstown to New Castle
Nell Burns, a young woman tied to the demi monde, fled from Youngstown after eluding officers. She purchased a ticket to New Castle and escaped while facing a pending sentence.
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Youngstown
The
Demi Monde
New Castle
Nell Burns
Kilkenny
Nell
Rarge
Banquet for New Castle Postmaster Gibson Ends Era with Gold Cane
Monday evening at the Royal Cafe a banquet honored retiring New Castle postmaster George B. Gibson. The employer presented a gold headed cane engraved from the post office staff. Speakers praised Gibson’s fair leadership, while John B. Brown accepted the role of postmaster and urged harmony and open lines of communication.
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George B. Gibson
Royal Cafe
Gibson
New Castle
Rearkc
Post Office
John B. Brown
Walter Leslie
James Eagan
Robert Jones
Charles Tidball
George Datford
Savitt Shafenocker
Ollie Sankey
Harry Moore
Ed. Davis
Archy Fieming
William Clappie
Joseph B. Hatton
The
Lawrence Record
Wick W. Wood
Courant G Guardian
D. T. Jonas
Leader
J. P. Caldwell
Tur News
Blueponics
Parker House
Jonas
Mr. Gibson
Died Sudden in Fay Area William Harrah at 70
William Harrah about seventy dropped dead from heart disease at his home near Fay Tuesday morning. He leaves grown children. An old veteran he had just learned four weeks earlier that a pension had been granted.
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William Harrah
Fay
Harrah
They Want to Wed Pronounced Licences Granted
Marriage licences issued by prothonotary A. S. Love include Fred Smith of Ellwood City and Vera Peirson of North Sewickley Consuella Dagstino and Amelia Valensi of this city Paul Kassenhuber and Josephine Binder of Ellwood City Samuel E. Book of Shenango township and Nellie Stickle of Princeton.
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Fred Smith
Ellwood City
Vera Peirson
North Sewickley
Consuella Dagstino
Amelia Valensi
This City
Paul Kassenhuber
Josephine Binder
Samuel E. Book
Shenango Township
Nellie Stickle
Princeton
New Residence Planned by John A. Shiner on Walnut Street
Architect C. C. Thayer has drafted six room dwelling plans for John A. Shiner on Walnut Street. The frame residence will include modern conveniences and be built as a six room home.
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John A. Shiner
Walnut Street
C. C. Thayer
Infant Pulaski Dies at 9 Months in Suburb
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pulaski of 21 Bluff Street died at 1 a.m. Tuesday, aged nine months. Funeral carriages leave Sutton & Son's at 8 a.m. Wednesday for St. Joseph's Church, where services will be held.
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Pulaski
Joe Pulaski
Bluff Street
Sutton & Son’s
St. Joseph’s Church
Greatest Separate Skirt and Shirt Waist Sale Sparkles
Cascade park hosts a Saturday Promenade Concert drawing 200 stylish girls to preview a major Separate Skirt and Shirt Waist Sale in Western Pennsylvania. Details appear in the display ad in this issue by Euwers and Plungers.
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Cascade Park
Pennsylvania
Euwers
Barber Charles Uber Falls From Wheel Sudden Injury
Charles Uber of South Mill Street fell from a wheel on Tuesday and broke his arm. Crouch Bros. Beatty promote a money saving shoe sale as the place to buy footwear.
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Charles Uber
South Mill Street
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Great Sale Display Promises Wide Wardrobe Choices
Ad highlights shoppers will be adorned by many a swell girl and a separate skirt and shirt waist from the sale next Thursday. Display ad notes Euwers', the Plungers, and Crouch Bros. & Beatty's shoes fit wear and are not high prices.
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Euwers
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
American Red Cross appeals for Greek relief May 1897
Clara Barton appeals to the American people to aid the Greek Red Cross amid war wreckage in Greece. Funds sent to Messers. Joham Munroe & Co. in New York will be wired to Athens, with Solon J. Veasto as general secretary. A church collection is planned at Disciples' Church for Greek relief.
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Clara Barton
Red Cross
Greek Red Cross
Athens
Messers
Joham Munroe & Co
Nassau Street
N. Y
Solon J. Veasto
Stonestreet
American National Fund
American National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Greece
Thayer
Disciples’ Church
J. ©. McComb
East Washington Street
Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Disorderly Conduct at Cascade Park
A man using an alias was arrested Tuesday evening at Cascade park on disorderly conduct and brought before Alderman John R. Potter. The alderman pledged strict action against future offenders and sentenced the defendant to 30 days in jail. The next evening three youths attempted to pay his fine, which totaled 15 dollars 60 cents, and he was released.
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Ry Thomas
George Jones
Cascade Park
John R. Potter
Traction Co
Park
John Thomas
Hugh Hanna Predicted Big Run Falls Now Cascade Park
Hugh Hanna of this city predicted nine years ago that Big Run Falls would become a great pleasure resort. The News published his notice then about the area’s beauty and its then obscurity. His forecast is realized with the opening Saturday of the Cascade park pleasure resort.
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Hugh Hanna
Big Ryan Falls
Cascade Park
Hanna
New Castle
Italian Found Dead Near Edenburg Inquest Verdict
Coroner R. W. Bell returned from Edenburg where he held an inquest over Ralph Torr the Italian found dead. The verdict states death resulted from neuralgia of the heart. Also note the Shirt Waist and Separate Skirt Sale display in this issue. Buwers the Plungers.
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R. W. Bell
Edenburg
Ralph Torr
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
H. G. Dodds
James K. Love
Katherine J. Stonestreet
Elizabeth BE
McLean Easay
Margaret EK
Henry Music
Ovation
Thomas W. Dickey Easay
Margaret J. Reed Kasay
Mollie M. Davis Kasay
Alice M. Neggele
J. Scott Walker
Wy 2
Kasay
Elizabeth J. A Kasay
Nettie I Clark
Lillian M. Orsburn
Mary E. Browne
Margaret M. Roberts
Robert B. Jameson
Edith Frew
Julia A. Cox
H Eva K. Douds
Alice B Love
Mary T. Morris
William L. Fleming
Mattie S. Kissinger
West New Castle
Naughty Nellie
Queen Olives
Joseph B. Hutton
Near Fay
A. S. Love
Silent Majority
Big Run Falls
HCAS
Lawrence County
Manila
Mann
St. Cloud Hotel
Hanna & Froe
MO. C. Dwyer
Optician
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