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Pittsburg
Ohio Farmer
The
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Philadelphia Press
New York
Friduhgs
American Agriculturist
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McClure’s Magazine
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Rimvper's
Harper’s Monthly
Century Magazine
Demorest
United States
Dangerous June weather forecast with storms and floods
Forecast calls dangerous gales and heavy rains from the 6th to the 10th, electrical storms from the 11th to the 11th, and high temperatures from the 19th to the 24th. Hail, water spouts and floods expected over Central Mississippi and Ohio valleys and middle Atlantic states, with cooler temps over the lake region later in the month. The month ranks among the hottest Junies in years. Rainfall near usual average in most areas.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Strenthening Cordial and Blood Purifier Ad Offer
In a vintage ad style, Dr J H McLean promising to vitalize and purify blood. It claims to restore appetite cleanse the system brighten the eye freshen complexion and create a new being. Also a wanted notice seeks a home for an 11 year old boy and gives Mrs John Blevins address in New Castle PA.
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J. H. Mclean
John Blevins
East North Street
New Castle
Romance Ties Florida Trip To Johnstown Weddings
Three years after a Florida trip with two young ladies and a gentleman Mr and Mrs James A Raney of Seventh ward hosted a romance. Miss Minnie King and George Carpenter both of Johnstown Pa orphaned by the Johnstown flood wed at the Raney home with Rev M W Keith officiating. The couple traveled to Johnstown after the ceremony and Mr and Mrs Raney plan a visit later this month. Also that day Miss Iva Zahniser and Austin Bell wed in Jamestown then returned home.
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James A. Raney
Seventh Ward
Florida
Raney
Minnie King
George Carpenter
Johstown
Woud
Johnstown
M. W. Keith
Iva Zahniser
George Zahniser
West Side
Austin Bell
Fidward Wilson
Long Avenue
Jamestown
Reis Family Plans Long Summer Stay in Larchmont
The palatial residence of W. FE. Reis is closed for the summer. The Reis family with George Willie Ada and Miss Lucy Reis plus nurse and baby have gone to Larchmont N Y to reside there until September or longer. Household goods and carriages are shipping. William Davis the Reis chef also left for New York to join them at Larchmont as chef.
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W. FE. Reis
Reis
George
Willie
Ada
Larchmont
N.Y
Lucy Reis
Chapin Beies to Wed in June at New Wilmington Home
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss May Chapin daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Chapin of New Wilmington to William Bryan Beies of East Palestine on Tuesday June 12 at 1 pm the home of the bride's parents. Miss Chapin a Westminster College music graduate has taught piano mandolin and guitar in East Palestine. The groom works in real estate and insurance in East Palestine.
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May Chapin
Thomas Chapin
New Wilmington
William Bryan Beies
Mast Palestine
Miss Chapin
Westminster College
East Palestine
McCARTHY-THOMAS Weds at Sacred Heart in Sharon
Thomas McCarthy, manager of the Postal Telegraph company in Sharon, and Miss Sadie Thomas of Sharon were married Tuesday evening at 6 o clock in Sacred Heart church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, was attended by her sister Ella McCarthy and best man Thomas Quinn. The couple will reside in Sharon after a short wedding trip.
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Thomas McCarthy
Postal Telegraph Company
Sharon
Sadie Thomas
Oelock
Sacred Heart Church
Father Brennan
Ella McCarthy
Thomas Quinn
William Thomas
Ruth Gardner to Wed Burton Andres in Washington DC
Miss Ruth Gardner and Burton Andres of Washington DC announce their marriage plans for Wednesday June 6. Gardner spent two months here last winter with cousins Miss Nannie Gardner and Miss Jennie Morgan. Andres works in the postoffice department. Ruth is Theodore Gardner's daughter.
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Ruth Gardner
Burton Andres
Washington, D. C
Miss Marie Metz Weds David Cheque on Decoration Day
Surprise nuptials unite Miss Marie RE Metz and David Cheque in Jamestown New York at the Sherman House with Rev. Thompson officiating. The bride, a dressmaker for I H Conway & Co continues residing with her aunt Mrs Pitzer. The groom, a tailor with Leddy ros, returns home Thursday amid friends congratulations.
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Marie RE. Metz
David Cheque
Jamestown
N. Y
Sherman House
Rev. Thompson
I. H. Conway & Co
Members Initiated Into P H C Circle In Lowellville
A party from the Protected Home Circle traveled to Lowellville on Wednesday evening and initiated several candidates into the P H C mysteries. After the lodge meeting New Castle guests were treated to a pleasant lunch before returning home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robinson Mrs Henderson Mrs Rowley Mrs Tenney Mrs Fred Enale hart Mrs Edmonds Mrs Rice Mrs Reilly and Mr Graham.
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Protected Home Circle
Lowellville
New Castle
New Circle
Robinson
Henderson
Rowley
Tenney
Fred Enalehart
Edmonds
Rice
Reilly
Graham
Alumni Banquet Set After Meeting at Westminster College
On Tuesday evening June 12 an alumni banquet will follow the annual alumni meeting at Westminster College in New Wilmington. The gymnasium will host the event described as the total one ever held in New Wilmington with alumni, old students, the graduating class, board members and citizens invited. A first class caterer and waiters have been secured from the city and every effort will be put forth to make it a great success.
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Westminster College
New Wilmington
Miss Sarah Smith to Marry Floyd Abbey in Cherry Creek
Miss Sarah Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith and Mr Floyd Abbey of Cherry Creek New York will be united in marriage Tuesday June Sth at the bride’s uncle F H Williams home 409 West North Street in this city Miss Smith has lived in New Castle for some time and is a favorite among her associates Mr Abbey is a promising young businessman of Cherry Creek
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Sarah Smith
Frank J. Smith
Floyd Abbey
Cherry Creek
N. Y
F. H. Williams
West North Street
Miss Smith
New Castle
Abbey
Reynolds and Jordan Wed at New Wilmington Parsonage
Miss Mary EF Reynolds and William M Jordan, both residents of HMast reok, were united in marriage on Thursday by Rev D R Palmer at the M FE parsonage at New Wilmington.
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Mary EF. Reynolds
William M. Jordan
Hmastreok
D. R. Palmer
M. FE
New Wilmington
Decoration Day Weddings in Jamestown Names New Cast People
Decoration Day brought a flurry of weddings among New Cast residents who traveled to Jamestown New York for ceremonies. Several couples tied the knot in quiet town churches, with families gathering for celebratory reunions and community memories.
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Jamestown, N. Y
Marriage of Jennie McCreary and John W Barnett Surprises Friends
The couple were married at Jamestown New York on Decoration Day. Miss Jennie McCreary daughter of Mr and Mrs Findley Mc Creary of Neshannock township has worked as a clerk with S Weil and Son. John W Barnett is a well known drayman.
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Jennie McCreary
John W. Barnett
Jamestown
N. Y
Decoration Day
Miss McCreary
Findley McCreary
Neshannock Township
S. Weil and Son
Barnett
Engagement of Miss Robbins and Edward Ritchie Planned for June Wedding
The engagement of Miss Sophia Robbins of Niles Ohio and Edward Ritchie of Youngstown is announced with a June wedding expected. Robbins has many friends here. Ritchie leads the Mahoning Orchestra, Youngstown's leading musical organization, which has performed in this city repeatedly.
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Sophia Robbins
Niles, O
Edward Ritchie
Youngstown
Miss Robbins
Mr. Ritchie
Mahoning Orchestra
Seventh Ward Youth Celebrate Pub Pollaki Supper and Dance
A band wagon of young people from the Seventh ward traveled to Pulaski Tuesday evening. They enjoyed a tasty hotel supper then danced until about midnight before returning home.
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Seventh Ward
Pulaski
Rohrer Moses Couple Wed in City Ceremony
Misa Margaret J. Moses youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs TH D Moses of Sharon and William J Rohrer of this city were united in marriage on May 29. The couple spent a few days in Sharon at the bride's home.
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Misa
Margaret J. Moses
TH. D. Moses
Sharon
William J. Rohrer
Trexell and Redmond Wed in City Ceremony
William C. Trexell and Sylvia A. Redmond were united in marriage by Rev. M. H. Calkins at 152 Neshannock Avenue on Tuesday evening, in a local wedding ceremony.
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William C. Trexell
Sylvia A. Redmond
Sharon
M. H. Calkins
Neshannock Avenue
Married Couple Wed in Youngstown Residents to Live in Ellwood
Charles H. Mckifish and Miss Ages CC Lacey, both Ellwood City residents, were married in Youngstown on Monday. They plan to reside in Ellwood City after the ceremony.
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Charles H. Mckifish
Miss Ages CC
Lacey
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Ellwood
Kilwood Couple Elizabeth Lewis and Charles Grant Wed in Youngstown
Miss Elizabeth Lewis and Charles Grant, residents of Kilwood City, were united in marriage in Youngstown on Tuesday. The couple will reside in Kilwood.
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Elizabeth Lewis
Charles Grant
Kilwood City
Youngstown
Killwood
Marriages in Beaver and Youngstown Link Wampum couples
James R. Bence of Wampum wed Vesta Edna Green of New Sheffield in Beaver Pennsylvania with plans to reside in Wampum. Frank J. Allen and Edna Martin, both Wampum residents, also married in Youngstown. The groom is listed as a laborer.
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James R. Bence
Wampum
Vesta Edna Green
New Sheffield
Beaver, Pa
Frank J. Allen
Edna Martin
Youngstown
Stewart-Douthitt Nuptials in Wampum Ceremony
Alexander Stewart and Miss Lovie Deuthitt of Wampum were united in marriage this afternoon at the residence of Dr. TE Jordan, with the ceremony performed by Dr. Jordan.
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Alexander Stewart
Lovie Deuthitt
Wampum
TE &. Jordan
Life in Boer Camps in the Orange Free State
Colonel de Villebois-Mareuil describes Boer camps near Kimberley as civil and well provisioned with meat bread fruit and briquettes of tea. He notes hard riding near British posts a warm council of war and a lively cooking staff of Kaffirs while Kaffirs attend to horses linen and boots.
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de Villebois-Mareuil
Orange Free State
Lord Methuen
Paris
Kimberley
New York Commercial Advertiser
Bois de Boulogne
Mimosa
Leon
Count von
Surcess
Pretoria Vol
Flo
Poers
Bloermfontein
Kolbe
The
Free
Boer Hospitality and Far South African Siege Tale
A French colonel on Boer farms notes rough living with boiled beef and tea, praises Boer bravery, fears extended guerrilla war as 4,000 Boers await a signal near Doreska. He recalls siege scenes near Kimberley, Leon the engineer wounded, and a retreat toward Modder River amid a storm and predicted English maneuver on the left.
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Boer Farmen
South Africa
Doreska
Kimberley
Creusot
Leon
Modder
Dedication of Welsh Church on Reynolds Street
The Welsh Congregationalist church on Reynolds Street held a dawn dedication in a fine Sto manesque building completed weeks earlier. The Als local congregation from Booth Mill Street celebrated with an overflowing auditorium, an anthem, scripture readings, and a Benediction by Rev. George Trenshaw. The afternoon service featured "Jesus, I Love Thee" led by Rev. Balwards, the New Castle Glee Club performing Hallelujah Chorus, and a masterly sermon by Rev. Edwards. Also noted were David Troyod’s rendition of Fear Ye Not O Israel and Rev. Henshaw’s remarks on church debt. services continued with singing and prayers into the evening.
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Reynolds Street
Booth Mill Street
Raa
Wm. J. Evans
Newcastle
Ges. Henshaw
Hey. T
Edwarda
George Trenshaw
Jesus
T. € Balwards
New Castle Glee Club
Edwards
David Troyod
Israel
Dudley Buck
Livya
Henshaw
Sharon
Season opens at Cascade Park Summer theater with full audience
The amusement season began at Cascade Park with large afternoon and evening crowds. Performers included Emery & Russell, John T. Power, The Eld ridges, Fox & Foxie, Duffy Sawtelle & Duffy, and Jennie Midridge. The show earned high praise and a strong attendance is expected.
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Cascade Park
Emery & Russell
John T. Power
Teldridges
Fox & Foxie
Duffy
Sawtelle & Duffy
Jennie Midridge
Foxie
Junior League of Epworth Methodist Hosts End‑of‑Year Meeting
The Junior League at Epworth Methodist held its final Sabbath before summer vacation with 260 members aged from 5 to 15. Seventeen received Bibles for three months of regular church service, forty‑three for six months, and several others won prizes for attendance. Miss Nettie Lama led as president with Miss Ida Wilson secretary and twelve captains aiding.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Lislarenes
Cubbison
Willie Colean
Bertha Keelan
Pearl Johnston
Henrietta Lightner
Charles Johnston
Hazel Wright
Flora Winger
Celia Campbell
Harry Campbell
Dana Wright
Clara Waddington
Curtiss Crill
Hattie Russell
May Torrence
Mary Parsons
Elizabeth Barenalow
William Forrest
Walter Reider
Adelaide
Iari Cera Gowers
Margie Crill
Siuth
Coy
Gladys McCoy
Curtis Crill
Pessie Nye
Naomi Nye
Stetlie Russel
Percy Colgan
Lauran
Hiram ‘Weed
Mr. Wood
Nettie Lama
Ida Wilson
Eph the old slave stays with his master after emancipation
A southern representative recalls the postwar scene where many freedmen chose to leave. One loyal slave, Eph, refused to depart, accepting a three to four plan: three loads of corn to the master and two kept by Eph. After harvest the master questioned the arrangement, and Eph explains he raised only two loads, since he would give one and keep two as agreed.
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Darky
Eph
Massa
Excursions to North Manchester Indiana via Pennsylvania Lines
German Baptists annual meeting set for North Manchester Indiana from May 29 to June initial. Tickets sold at Pennsylvania Line stations within 100 miles from May 1 to June 5 and from farther stations May 29 to June 4. Return tickets valid to June 16 with possible extension to July 5 upon ticket deposit and 50 cent payment to Central Passenger Association by June 9.
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German Baptists
Dunkards
North Manchester
Ind
Pennsylvania Line
Pennsylvania Lines
Deposi
Central Passenger Association
Railroad Accident Kills Brakeman and Fireman at Karlin
Fireman Enoch Bowser and brakeman John Prenter were crushed when a freight engine toppled at Karlin Station six miles east. Spreading rails are blamed for the crash. Engineer Harry Kell suffered a broken leg and other injuries. A boy riding the train is missing and may be dead.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Fremont
Enoch Bowser
John Prenter
Karlin Station
Harry Kell
After Census New Castle Compared With Youngstown Money
The Youngstown Telegram notes that after the census New Castle will resemble 30 cents next to Youngstown in value. The remark implies New Castle will have sound money status while Youngstown is tied to inflated, bogus currency.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Found a Ladies Cape Near Rock Point Coal Opening
A ladies small cape was found near Rock Point Coal opening by Mast Moravia on Thursday morning. The owner can reclaim by contacting Andrew Chadderton near the finding location and paying for this notice.
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Rock Point
Mast Moravia
Andrew Chadderton
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