Hazel Dell Councilmen Held Office Legally Says Judge Porter
Judge Porter's opinion declares Hazel Dell councilmen remain in office legally. The ruling centers on a 1911 petition by 88 citizens alleging unlawful elections and improper appointees to fill vacancies. The decision addresses terms, resignations, and the legitimacy of the 1911 organizational actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Porter
James Barron
Willis Houk
Thomas Marshall
James Kennedy
Uriah Roe
W. M. Wright
Thomas Clark
J. C. Hichenlaub
T. J. Newton
Kennedy
Wright
Roe
Clark
John Mattock
James Hazen
Mattock
Hazen
J. C. Eichenlaub
Hazen Dell
Thomas
Viewers Named to Determine Land Disputes
Judge Porter appointed J. H. Preston H. A. Wilkison J. A. B. Walker John Snare P. K. Fike J. H. Porter and F. R. Woods as viewers in the James Book v Pennsylvania Railroad land dispute in North Beaver Township. The same panel serves William H. Weinschenk v Western Allegheny Railroad Shenango Township and Edward Allison v Pennsylvania Railroad North Beaver Township. The view of the nar rows road was continued until September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Book
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Porter
J. H. Preston
H. A. Wilkison
J. A. B. Walker
John Snare
P. K. Fike
J. H. Porter
F. R. Woods
North Beaver Township
William H. Weinschenk
Western Allegheny Railroad Company
Shenango Township
Edward Allison
Narrows Road
Bohemian Police Target Film Theaters to Display Wanted Persons
City police in Bohemia order motion picture managers to show images of individuals sought for crimes. The directive aims to publicly identify suspects and aid in their apprehension. Authorities stress compliance to aid investigations and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Sues over Trading Stamps
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company sues Sperry and Hutchinson in Newark New Jersey Supreme Court seeking 725699 dollars claiming a 1909 contract to supply 1.18 merchandise value per 990 stamps. It alleges it issued 725,669,000 stamps worth 1,451,338 dollars and received only 50 cents value per 990 stamps. The court denied a bill of particulars and ordered interrogatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Newark
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Tea Company
Gummere
Sperry & Hutchison Company
Women in China Keep Their Surnames After Marriage
In China married women retain their own family names, reflecting the belief that a person’s name holds substantial importance in society. The practice underscores cultural emphasis on lineage and individual identity within marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Poison Squad at Hahnemann College Feeds Caffeine
Eight student volunteers in Philadelphia under Dr. Edmund Nesbit were fed caffeine in water for thirty days to study its effects. Several suffered severe headaches and nausea, one collapsed and needed hospitalization but recovered. The experiment included daily vital checks and doses kept secret from participants.
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Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Hahnemann College
Edmund T. Nesbit
Hering
Nesbit
Poisoned Pen Rumors Stir Seventh Ward
Whispers claim anonymous letters aim to sow family quarrels in the Seventh ward. An investigation led to a party ordered to leave the area, with details kept dark while inquiries continue and further light may come soon.
Seventh Ward Sunday School Picnic Planned at Robinsons Grove
Committees have been appointed to organize the Seventh Ward Presbyterian Sunday school picnic to be held on June 11 at Robinsons grove. Special cars will be secured to transport picnickers and a fine time is anticipated. The primary department has long held picnics at Robinsons grove with E. S. Robinson hosting, this year the whole school joins in.
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Seventh Ward Presbyterian
Robinson’s Grove
Robinson's Grove
E. S. Robinson
Firemen Quell Small Lacock Street Blaze Behind Home
Seventh ward firefighters responded to a rear Lacock Street residence near Ced ar street on Monday afternoon to battle two sheds ignited by a spark from a passing locomotive. A hydrant near the St Charles hotel supplied a water stream that quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Seventh Ward
Lacock Street
Cedar Street
St. Charles
Machinery Revives Mill Street Site Under New Castle Box
Machinery arrives from other box factories and is installed in the Mill Street building formerly used by Lawrence Lumber and New Castle Box. The Mahoningtown factory runs day and night. Ruined machinery from the fire debris may be sold as junk.
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Mill Street
Lawrence Lumber Company
New Castle Box Company
Mahoningtown
Improvement of Clayton Street Near Newell and Cedar
The improvement of Clayton Street between Newell Avenue and Cedar Street is now at the property owners. Councils will act soon under ordinances signed by the mayor directing notice to owners to lay sidewalks within 60 days. The street was paved in the last two weeks.
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Clayton Street
Newell Avenue
Cedar Street
Auto for Fire Chief Proposed After Long Run
The fire chief was forced to make a three mile run from the uptown department to the Seventh ward in a horse drawn vehicle. Officials plan to purchase an automobile to replace the slow trip and speed response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
Seventh Ward
Reception Arrangements For New Seventh Ward Pastor
Arrangements have been completed for a congregational reception for Rev. D. C. Whitmarsh the new pastor of the Seventh Ward Presbyterian church on Thursday evening at the church. The program is being prepared to help pastor and people become acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Whitmarsh
Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church
Constable Shaffer Reports From Seventh Ward Court
Constable W. S. Shaffer testified at court yesterday afternoon and reported no ward news beyond street conditions. He urged removal of stones from unpaved streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Shaffer
Seventh Ward
New Castle High School To Graduate Six Seniors
Six members of the senior class at New Castle high school will graduate Friday evening. The graduates include Mahoningtown students Misses Clara Pitzer Alice Matthews Theo Thompson and Messrs Martin McCann Ray Rhodes and Claire Gilmore. Rhodes will have a part on the class day program Thursday evening.
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New Castle High School
Mahoningtown
Clara Pitzer
Alice Matthews
Theo
Thompson
Messrs
Martin McCann
Ray Rhodes
Claire Gilmore
Rhodes
Mahon ingtown Graduate Plans University of Pennsylvania Dentistry
Martin McCann a New Castle high school senior will graduate Friday evening and likely study dentistry. He is considering entering the University of Pennsylvania to pursue dental training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCann
Mahoningtown
New Castle High School
University of Pennsylvania
Forge and Bolt Plant Delayed Sale Hinders Operation
The Forge and Bolt works in the Seventh ward ceased operation yesterday and is not expected to resume until the property sale is negotiated. The sale, previously set for Monday, has been postponed to next Wednesday.
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Seventh Ward
Pay Day At New Castle Asphalt Block Works
Monday afternoon workers at the New Castle Asphalt Block plant received wages as the facility continued full capacity operations. The larger payroll reflected sustained output and steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Daugherty Couple to Move to Virginia About June 20
J Burl Daugherty and his bride are visiting the Seventh ward and plan to relocate to Virginia around June 20. Their household goods will be shipped from the ward at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burl Daugherty
Bride
Virginia
Hat Lost in Small Box Factory Fire at Freman Walters Site
A minor blaze at a box factory yesterday damaged a clock and caused Freman Walters to lose his hat. Fire crews contained the incident with limited damage and no injuries reported.
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Freman Walters
Fireman Reassigns‑ Hat Swap After Barrels Blaze
A blaze involving barrels led to a fireman receiving a new helmet or lid for protection on the job. The incident triggered equipment updates and safety precautions.
Beaver Falls and Youngstown Update From Local Ward News
Miss Helen Walters improves as residents report visits and trips. Bert McKibben returns from Beaver Falls while Mr Gongaware plans a move to Youngstown. James Sheldon and family back from Ohio and several locals attend Billy Sunday meetings. A Seventh ward church circle meets Friday at Mrs Patterson's home and delegation plans for Hazel Dell Sabbath school convention with special Harmony line rate.
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Helen Walters
Bert McKibben
Beaver Falls
Gongaware
Seventh Ward
Youngstown
James Sheldon
Ohio
Mary and
Martha McClain
Woodawn
Uber Morgan
Earl Riley
Evangelist
H. E. Coneby
Opportunity Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Patterson
Clyde Bierly
J. H. Bierly
F. W. Guy
Liberty Street
Moore
Mercer County
McCoy
Lafayette Street
Hazel Dell
Brum
New Castle
Martin
Avalon
Ed Duff
Charles Thirlkeld
Pittsburg
Edwin Cole
Wm. Koerner
Elizabeth
Jose McQuaid
Elsie McCarter
Messrs
Frank and
Charles Caughey
Beaver
Hobble skirt boosts shoe sales worldwide
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the hobble skirt has doubled women's shoe sales globally. Women now take two steps where once they took one, causing shoes to wear out twice as fast.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Home Treatment for Tuberculosis at Home Evidence and Testimony
A letter from Colwyn Pennsylvania touts Eckmans Alterative as a home remedy for tuberculosis and lung troubles. The writer Mary Wasson describes long illness with cough night sweats and weight loss and claims complete recovery for ten years after using the medicine. She recommends requesting the Eckman Laboratory booklet for more evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwyn (Darby
Eckman
Mary Wasson
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
OWA Woman Well Again
Ottumwa Iowa resident Harriet E. Wampler credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating long standing female troubles. She urges others to try the remedy and notes its herbal ingredients and near forty year reputation.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harriet E. Wampler
S. Ransom Street
Lydia E. Pi
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Java
Poison Squad
New York Sun
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Burl Daugherty
Walters’ Hat Burns
Darlington
Harold Marks
Mrs. Marks
Harold
Aramny
Union National Bank NO
Long Avenue
Cascade
Keith
H.R. Dunlap & Sons
Bell
N. Mill St
Popham
Williams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
George W. Clutton
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
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