Cahill in charge of B and O special to Chicago unveiling
William P. Cahill chief dispatch led the special B and O train from Chicago to Washington for Knights of Columbus to unveil the Columbus statue. The train carried dining cars and seven Pullmans, passed New Castle Junction, and operated as part of ongoing B and O specials. The Pennsylvani a Railroad reports plantings exceed four and a half million trees in ten years with 1,575 moved from Morrisville Nursery to railroad property last year. Excursion to tabernacle leaves Youngstown at 6 pm with reserved seats for both women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Cahill
Chicago
S Division
Vashon
D. C
Knights of Columbus
Theolumbus
New Castle Juncm
Cahill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ino
Pennlvania Railroad
Morrisville
Tabernacle
VanGorder
Youngstown
Record Crowd Heads to Beaver Falls to Hear Billy Sunday
The city anticipates a record crowd traveling Saturday evening to Beaver Falls for Billy Sunday’s sermon excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Billy
High Production in Iron and Steel Says Trade Review
The Iron Trade Review reports sustained high output in iron and steel with abundant new tonnage piling up, securing future deliveries. Pig iron firm, semi finished steel scarce especially open hearth, plates sold ahead, mills adding capacity. labor scarcity and coke buying for late 1902 affecting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iron Trade Review Today
Hoe library sale total reaches 1.67 million as thirds sold
The sale of the third part of the Hoe library raises the total realized to 1,669,132 dollars. Two sections of the library still remain to be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Permanent Cure for Chronic Constipation Promoted
A noted claim in favor of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent constipation cure. Testimonials from O S Pitney of Milford and Mrs J H Haddler of Philadelphia praise its gentle action, stomach strengthening properties, and family suitability. Free sample bottle offer via mail to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Tennessee.
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Pitney
Milford
J. H. Haddler
Daly Street
Philadelphia
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Reception Given to New Minister at Seventh Ward Church
Several hundred attended the reception for Rev. David M. Whitmarsh, the Seventh Ward Presbyterian pastor. The evening featured a church orchestra, a girls chorus, readings by Mrs. William Elliott, and refreshments, with social time for the pastor and family to meet congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Whitmarsh
Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church
William Elliott
Seventh Ward Churches Attend Hazel Dell Sunday School Convention
Delegates including Dora Barnes Susan Clark Helen Kelly E S Robinson Martha Wells and Clara Sample attended the Hazel Dell convention. Lee Gilmore presented banners to front rank schools and the Seventh ward secured a banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Hazel Dell
Dora Barnes
Susan Clark
Helen Kelly
E. S. Robinson
Martha Wells
Clara Sample
Lee Gilmore
Two Cases Dismissed By City Court Adjustment Reached
Defendants in two cases before Alder man Coates last night were discharged after an adjustment. William White faced assault and battery by Archie McVean, while McVean was charged with assault and battery by Helen White. Charges were withdrawn, costs divided, and each defendant bonded to keep the peace.
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Alderman Coates
William White
Archie McVean
McVean
Helen White
Annual school picnic at Cascade park hosts city children
The annual school children's picnic will be held at Cascade park tomorrow with children from across the city as guests of the traction company. Seventh ward may be underrepresented as Cedar Street school grades held class picnics there earlier in the week.
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Cascade Park
The
Traction Company
Seventh Ward
Cedar Street
Methodist Plan Repeats Sunday Service Schedule
The plan used last Sunday will be followed again in Sunday services of the Methodist congregation. The Sunday school closing exercises will start the church service, which ends at 4 o'clock.
Stores Stay Open Late for Pay Day in Seventh Ward
Stores in the Seventh ward remained open after the usual hour last night, drawing brisk business as Thursday marked the Pennsylvania Railroad Company pay day, prompting extended hours to accommodate workers and shoppers.
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Seventh Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Third Christian church members attend C W B M union meeting
Members of the CC W E M of the Third Christian church attend a union meeting of the C W B M organizations at Mrs T W Phillips home this afternoon. A special program is arranged and is being carried out.
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Third Christian Church
T. W. Phillips
Class Day Program Shines at High School Exercises
Ray Rhodes of the Seventh ward starred at the class day exercises held in the high school auditorium last night. He served as the class knocker and delivered a production of special merit during the program.
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Ray Rhodes
Seventh Ward
Pennsy Shops Faces Pittsburg Team In Close Weekend Showdown
The Pennsy shops team hosts the Nonpareil A. C. of Pittsburg on Saturday. Pittsburg carries a strong reputation, and a tight contest is expected as both sides bring solid form to the gym.
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Pennsy Shops
A. C
Pittsburg
Mahoning Pastor Speaks at Uptown Rescue Mission Service
Rev R N Merrill of Mahoning town spoke at the Rescue Mission service uptown last night A special program was carried out and the talk by the Seventh ward pastor was especially appropriate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Merrill
Mahoningtown
Rescue Mission Service
Seventh Ward
Local Notes and Social News Roundup
Frank Grace is reported indisposed on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cornelius Breen of East Madison Avenue is on the sick list. Mrs. E. H. Steen has been visiting friends in West Newton. John Ablett returned from Lewistown after three weeks away. BE. N. Townsend moved from North Liberty to North Mercer uptown. A crowd of Seventh ward youths will visit McConnell's Mills Sunday. Mrs. Lilly Seibert will leave Monday for Philadelphia for two weeks. Mrs. Frank Holliday will attend the Gillespie Johnson wedding in Greenville on June 14. The Opportunity Circle ladies of the Presbyterian church visit Mrs. J. D. Patterson. J. C. Raney goes to Cleveland to spend a few days. Mrs. Raney joins him there due to Helen Fitch’s illness.
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E. H. Steen
West Newton
John Ablett
Lewistown
BE. N. Townsend
North Liberty Street
North Mercer Street
Lorena Gillespie
Wilbur Johnson
Greenville
Opportunity Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Patterson
Westside
J. C. Raney
Cleveland
Raney
Helen Fitch
Erie Railroad Sued Over $200000 Blocked Crossings
Erie Pennsylvania June 7 The Erie Railroad company is defendant in a suit for 200000 brought by 25 fire insurance companies. The jury was drawn in Judge Emory A Walling s court. Insurance firms say the railroad negligently allowed a long freight train to block tracks at three crossings in Union City last winter, hindering fire companies from reaching the burning Standard Chair plant.
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Erie, Pa
Erie Railroad Company
Emory A. Walling
Union City
Standard Chair Company
Popular woman in Washington society identified as Mrs J H Marble
One of Washington's social leaders is Mrs J H Marble a prominent figure in circles, secretary to the Interstate Commerce Commission and formerly counsel for the Lorimer investigating committee.
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Washington
J. H. Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lorimer Investigating Committee
Westminster Argo out and Volant Fourth of July plans
The Westminster annual The Argo is issued for this year. Volant will celebrate the Fourth of July in a fitting manner. Road between here and Shepherds corners is being put in good shape. Grades and lines for sidewalks will be given to property owners soon. Mrs. BE Moses and children left for Wooster Ohio. Senior class picnicked at Neshannock creek yesterday. There is talk of renaming Water street to Neshanock avenue. council considers. Mrs. Minerva Moses has returned to Minnesota. Waugh avenue grade ordinance passed first reading. No teachers elected at school board meeting. special meeting planned. Dr and Mrs Russell reception to senior class at their home opens college commencement.
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Westminster
Volant
Sheperd’s Corners
BE. R. Moses
Wooster
Neshannock Creek
Water Street
Neshanock Avenue
Minerva Moses
Elbert R. Moses
Minnesota
Waugh Avenue
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New Castle Division
Railroad News
Ohio
Trade Review
National Bark Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Vmioney
Oan So
Lawrence Saings & ‘Trust Building
Hutchison
East Brook
O. K
R. ©. McBride
the Mineral Water Distributing CO
East Wat
New Castle
Ein
Tate
Seventh Ward Presbyterian
Seventh Ward News Notes
East Washington ST
New Castle, PA
Ezallon Hey
Mrs. Irons
Weeting
Rhodes Performs
Frank Grace
Cornelius Breen
East Madison Avenue
John H. Marble
Anna Frey
J. &. Armstrong
Brown Block
New Wilmington
Mrs. Russell
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Story & Clark Piano Club
Boreey
Story & Clark Plano Clab
Otter
Story & Clark Piano CO
North Mill St
United Shoe Stores Co
Hamilton
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