Final estate accounts for area executors and administrators
Final accounts filed for multiple estates in Lawrence and New Castle counties. Balances due range from nothing to $5,590.43 with several entries noting specific final or partial accounts for executors like Nessle Young Mercer Owens Fenton Kislinger Hettenbaugh Phillips Bauman Glenn Nelson Cunningham Marquis Wilson and others. estates listed include Frank S. Nessle Ernest J. Herwig George W. Mercer John Owens Jane Williamson Anna Kissinger Elizabeth Hettenbaugh John T. Phillips Jesse H. Bauman Ezekiel Nelson and John W. McClymounds with various balances due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Nessle
Frank S. Nessle
New Castle
Baldue
Charles H. Young
T. A
Ernest J. Herwig
Little Beaver Township
R. B. Mercer
George W. Mercer
Charles Owens
John Owens
Lawrence County
C. W. Fenton
Jane Williamson
Sixth Ward
Benjamin F. Kissinger
Anna C. Kissinger
Shenango Township
Bal
Elizabet Ettenbaugh
C. ii
John L. Hettenbagh
Scott Township
Errett
E. Phillips
L. O. Phillips
John B. Philips
John T. Phillips
Norman Martin
Jesse H. Bauman
Mary L
John S. Glenn
Neshannock Township
John G. Nelson
Ezekiel Nelson
J. W. Cunningham
John W. McClymounds
Francis C. Marquis
James P. Wilson
Pulaski Township
George
Marse Henry Declares Roosevelt Insane in Print
In the Louisville Courier Journal Marse Henry Watterson calls Col. Roosevelt insane, accusing his propaganda of inviting civil war. He also comments critically on Democrats Bryan and Wilson, contrasting his remarks with his views on the ex president.
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Marse
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Marie Henry
Messrs
Bryan
Wilson
Executor Sues for Balance of Hazen Estate in New Castle
Martin named executor in the estate of Sarah A Hazen late of New Castle Pennsylvania. The outstanding balance due to the estate is 214 dollars and 17 cents.
G. A. R. Post 100 Plans Memorial Service Attendance
Post 100 G A R members are asked to meet with the U V L on Sunday evening June 9 at 7 30 to attend memorial services at the First Christian church. All members should attend the meeting Monday evening June 10. H G Porter Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
First Christian Church
H. G. Porter
Europeans in the Persian Empire Count Under Fifteen Hundred
The report notes fewer than 1,500 Europeans living in the Persian Empire, indicating a small expatriate presence. It details where they reside and hints at administrative considerations surrounding their status and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persian Empire
De Miracle depilatory praised while scams warned
The New York World article cautions women about superfluous hair cures and exposes unscrupulous depilatory makers. It praises De Miracle as safe, non poisonous, and endorsed by physicians, with broad coast to coast use and strong dealer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
de Mira Chemical Company
New York City
de- Miracle Chemical Company
Nostrums
DeMiracle Chemical Company
Dept. 6-A
Park Avenue
129Th and
159Th Streets
New York
New Castle
Love & Megown
Will Oakland be annexed to the city with Atlantic avenue opening
The article argues that once the Atlantic avenue route from uptown to the Seventh ward opens, a thickly populated area now outside the city limits will lie on the new throughfare. It states a likely move to annex Oakland to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
New Castle
Uptown
Seventh Ward
Reception Arrangements Made for Rev Whitmarsh at Presbyterian Church
All arrangements are completed for a reception tonight at the Presbyterian church in the Silventh ward to honor Rev. David C. Whitmarsh. The event aims to help the congregation and pastor become better acquainted with a music heavy program before the social portion begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Whitmarsh
Presbyterian Church
S@lyventh ward
Cedar Street Public School Closes Term Weathers Picnics
The Cedar Street public school term ends today with pupils to receive report cards and learn if promoted. Several Cedar Street students hold picnics this afternoon as they wrap up the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street Public School
Cedar Street
Playground Director Bailey Inspects Ward for Summer Work
Cleveland playground chief J. W Bailey visited the Seventh ward with YMCA physical director Greenwood to survey conditions and plan a ward playground project this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Bailey
Cleveland
Seventh Ward
Greenwood
Seventh Warders watch sale of New Castle Forge and Bolt works
Seventh warders discuss yesterday sale of the New Castle Forge and Bolt works amid rumors the plant may be enlarged and put into operation immediately.
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Seventh
Stoneboro Races Set for September 1619 Meet
The Stoneboro races date is set for September 1619. Sev enth ward driving park workouts show horses entered for this meet. The Lake Erie circuit annual meet moves to Conneaut lake this year and runs in the latter part of July.
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Stoneboro
Seventh Ward
Lake Erie
Conneaut Lake
Erie
New Seventh Ward Mail Carrier Assigned
A new mail carrier begins service in the Seventh ward as the vacation season starts for post office workers. The regular Seventh ward carrier has been transferred to the uptown office during the absence of some uptown staff.
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Seventh Ward
Uptown
Methodist union prayer meeting held at Lafayette street home
On Wednesday evening a union prayer meeting of two Methodist districts was hosted by Mr and Mrs McCoy on Lafayette street. Attendance was good and the gathering was described as inspiring.
Cedar Street School Janitor to Retire After Seventeenth Year
J. D. Patterson, longtime janitor and dean of city school janitors at Cedar Street School, will complete seventeen years of service and retire at week’s end. A successor will be chosen at a forthcoming school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Patterson
Cedar Street
Dog Licenses Noted in Seventh Ward in 1912
Few 1912 dog licenses are to be noted in the Seventh ward at the present time. Most of the canines running loose are without tags of any kind. Some of these days the dog catcher will swoop down on the ward and about 50 of the dogs will get a ride to the city pound.
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Seventh Ward
Mayor weighs action after Logan shooting hearing
Mayor Tyler considers evidence from a hearing held weeks ago over the shooting of James A. Logan by Lieu, a tenant of Police E. J. Reeble in the Seventh ward. He may act soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
James A. Logan
E. J. Reeble
Seventh Ward
Men of Third Christian church to hold Sunday meeting
Rev C S Cliffe announces a meeting for men of the Third Christian church after the church service on Sunday evening. The pastor says the gathering will be important and good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Third Christian Church
C. S. Cliffe
Brickwork Underway on New Methodist Church
Work of laying face brick on the new Methodists church began yesterday and construction is pushed along. The building rises above ground level with a large force of bricklayers at work.
Hatch of 60 Chicks From 62 Eggs in Hammond Incubator
In an incubator owned by James Hammond, 60 White Leghorn chicks hatched from 62 eggs. The birds were of the White Leghorn variety raised by Fireman Gorley.
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James Hammond
Gorley
Seventh ward residents and events recap
Residents from the Seventh ward, including Mr and Mrs William Blosser and C M Beacom, move or return from Ohio trips. Families Wallace and Ray Rhodes plan to attend the high school class day. Upper grade students picnicked at Hickory Creek as the ward sends a delegation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Arble
Seventh Ward
William Blosser
Cherry Street
Carl] Lempke
Dick’ Wallace
Mexico
Hickory Creek
C. M. Beacom
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Wallace
Mahoningtown
Ray Rhodes
Mothers Lead Reforms Across States
In New York mothers supervise nickelodeons oversee rising food costs and back school luncheons. Virginia women organize a Federation of Mothers clubs in Richmond. Louisiana efforts combat white slave traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia
Richmond
Louisana
Officer Hite Recovers Loose Cows in Seventh Ward
Officer Hite corralled three cows running loose yesterday on the Seventh ward beat and placed them in Reebie s livery barn until the owner located and secured his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Reebie
Local Notes On Moves And Evening Game
Mrs Chambers returns from Bellevue visit. Mr and Mrs O H Weihe move to East Clayton street. The Pennsy shops team hosts a twilight game on Seventh ward ground this evening. Mr and Mrs Counsil and Mrs McDonough of Altoona are mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Bellevue
O. H. Weihe
Cherry Street
East Clayton Street
Pennsy Shops
Seventh Ward
Counsil
McDonough
Altoona
Bessemer and Lake Erie Sets May Ore Transport Record
The Bessemer & Lake Erie railroad carried 1 115 000 tons and 23 584 cars from Conneaut Harbor to the Pittsburgh district in May, breaking the previous record of 1 053 000 tons. The line is owned by the Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Conneaut Harbor
Pittsburg
Bessemer
The
Steel Corporation
Tragic Edenburg Accident Impacts Pennsy Engineer
Jefferson Ferguson was killed in the Edenburg incident. Engineer Stull, in charge of the train, was visibly distressed and had been off work for several days following the crash, according to the Pennsy claim agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Jefferson Ferguson
Stull
Pennsy
Site cleared on Moravia for railroad yard use
The Moravia street site is being cleared of two houses and the old Vul can foundry buildings. The area has been graded and prepared for railroad yard development.
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Vulcan Foundry
Moravia Street
New Rails Rebuild Modernizes P. and L. E. Line
A new track extends from near West Pittsburg nearly to Wampum with entirely new rails and a rebuilt roadbed. The line now presents a fine stretch of track after the extensive improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Wampum
Memorial Service for Union Veteran Legion Set at First Christian
The annual Memorial Service of Encampment No. 9 Union Veteran Legion will be at the First Christian church Sunday evening June 9 with comrades meeting at U V L hall at 7 p m sharp. The U V L G A R Sons of Veterans Spanish American War veterans and Ladies of the G A R will participate. Captain William P Price and J Bruce Hezlep of the legion have died this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion
First Christian Church
Sons of Veterans
William P. Price
J. Bruce Hezlep
Legion
Condensed Milkmaid Joke Emerges From London Tattler
A light London Tattler quip imagines a child asking to attend a dress ball as a milkmaid and being refused for being too small, prompting a tongue in cheek pun about a condensed milkmaid costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tattler
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Petegiers
der Eakin
Marse Henry
Teddy
Seventh Ward News
East Washington ST
New Castle, PA
Union Prayer Meeting
Reeble
Robinson
Robinson Mfg. Co
Toledo
George W. Clutton
Railroad News
Memorial Service OF
Pittsburgh
Hotel
Schenley
Ritz-Carlton Management
Schenley Park
Hutchison
East Brook, PA
O. K
Ty Food Inspector
R. ©. McBride
Mineral Mater Is CO
Sell Phon
Tale Phon
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