County committee race tallies across many wards
Voters in numerous precincts neglected to elect county committeemen. The partial list shows elected Republicans and Democrats by ward including First ward officials F C Wayne Edward Logan and others. several wards report ties and none elected in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Wayne
Edward Logan
Thomas McCarthy
R. P. Riddle
D. J. McCormack
Chas. W. Durant
Craig Steen
S. J. Callahan
J. D. Long
A. R. English
A. J. Barnett
Frank Waddington
Geo. T. McFarland
Harvey C. Martin
Geo. Vandegrift
G. H. Lowash
Fifth Ward
W. E. Harris
Sixth Ward
W. E. McKee
John Callahan
Seventh Ward
David Gilmore
M. L. Wallace
D. J. Gettings
Thomas Vallelly
Eighth Ward
Hugh Shields
Ellwood
E. E. Poister
Repubican
A. L. Nye
C. F. Buchanan
Geo. Thompson
New Wilmington
J . G. Martin
Ishmael Rummel
Hazel Dell
Martin Davis
F. C. Marshall
Eum
S. D. Slemmons
H. Nye
Volant
C. F. Ball
S. New Castleboro
Eli Rigby
Wampum
Wm. Green
H. G. Minner
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Safe Relief
In buying a cough medicine, don't be afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it, and relief is sure to follow. Especially recommended for coughs, colds and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potters Enjoy Pittsburgh Area Outing at Rock Springs Park
Between 7000 and 10000 potters from East Liverpool Wellsville Toronto Steubenville Sebring East Palestine Salem Carrollton Beaver Falls Kittanning Ford City New Castle Chester and Newell joined at Rock Springs park for the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters annual outing. Excursion trains arrived from Sebring Salem Beaver Falls Carrollton and more. Delegations from Kittanning Ford City and New Castle led large crowds with trolley arrivals from Steubenville Toronto and Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Toronto
Steubenville
Sebring
East Palestine
Salem
Carrollton
Beaver Falls
Kittanning
Ford City
New Castle
Chester
Newell
Rock Springs Park
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
District Conference at Sharon June 28 29
The New Castle district Methodist Episcopal conference will meet at the First M E church in Sharon on Monday and Tuesday June 28 and 29. Bishop J W Hamilton of New England will attend, and each pastoral charge will send both ministers and lay delegates, with about 10 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Sharon
J. W. Hamilton
New England
Junk dealer William Goldberg sentenced for scrap iron theft
William Goldberg of Sharon, a wealthy junk dealer, was sentenced yesterday to six years in the penitentiary and fined $200 for larceny of several car loads of scrap iron. No meetings, either wet or dry, are allowed on Youngstown streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goldberg
Sharon
Youngstown
Court opinions issued on numerous cases in final adjournment
The court released judgments and rulings across several cases. Awards included $89 to W. D. Lee in Miller trustee matter, a new trial for Huey v Cubbison, and opened judgments against Traction co for a death and auto damage disputes. Other actions involved dismissals and injunction outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram G. Miller
Andrew Pfahls
W. D. Lee
S. R. Huey
Emily C. Cubbison
Mercer Street
George W. Patterson
William G. Young
Robert McAnlis
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
McAnlis
Wampum
Hugo Sontum
Traction Company
Sontum
Grant Street
Sharon-New Castle
John Y. Sheehy
Lena Flynn
Samuel W. Perry
Hamilton Street
Perry
J. J. Dean
Buckeye Tank & Seat Company
Samuel T. Kopf
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kopf
Ellwood City
Bessemer
Henry Lohrey
Richard H. Berry
Edward Nolan
Pittsburg, Butler, Harmony & New Castle Traction Company
Nolan
Fourth Ward
Those Awful Roaches In The Kitchen Sink
Roaches sneak from the kitchen and glare at you as a light soap cleaning tip urges using Easy Task soap. The ad claims Mr Roach and family thrive where dirt accumulates and ordinary laundry soap cannot clean cracks, while Easy Task soap supposedly drives roaches away and also repels moths from woolens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roach
Westminster College Picnic and Local Notes Summary
James Graham ill with sore throat. Westminster junior class held a Saturday picnic. Miss Jennie Shoup attended Covenanter church services. New Castle visitors included Mrs. Jordan and others. A college building social next Thursday to benefit the Volant band. Cooper reunion set for June 15 at Josiah Drake’s home. Sunday sermons by Rev. Clark and Rev. McBride. Boat accident left crew wet but unharmed. Town hit by three day measles epidemic with few severe cases. Neshannock Brick & Tile plant resumed after eight months idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kremis
Greenville
Edward Fair
Westminster College
Jennie Shoup
Covenanter Church
Mercer
Jordan
V. O. Wilkin
D. D. Simison
New Castle
Volant
Cooper
Josiah Drake
Presbyterian Church
Floyd Graham
Herman McConnell
Clark
Mt. Pleasant
Nazareth
Methodist
McBride
Presbyterian Church of
Blaze Destroys Keystone Mold Plant in Beaver Falls
Fire following an explosion at the Keystone Mold & Designing plant in Beaver Falls yesterday destroyed the facility. Losses total about 25000 dollars, partly insured, with the Becker Overall company of Butler and Pittsburgh bearing part of the building loss. The plant employed 25 men and was led by Addison Thompson of Beaver as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Keystone Mold & Designing Company
M. H & S. H. Becker Overall Company
Butler and
Pittsburg
Addison Thompson
Beaver
Campbell named to church extension committee in Knoxville
At the United Presbyterian general assembly in Knoxville Tennessee Rev J Elmer Campbell pastor of the Third United Presbyterian church in this city was named a member of the standing committee on church extension Rev Dr R G Ferguson former president of Westminster college is a member of the committee on education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Tenn
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbytrian Church
R. G. Ferguson
Westminster College
Open Shop Debate Set By Amalgamated Advisory Panel
In Youngstown today the advisory committee of the Amalgamated association will hold a special meeting to decide action on the open shop plan announced by the tin trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
The
Tin Trust
Volant to Host Bigger Fourth of July Celebration
Volant plans a larger Fourth of July event with more athletics activities and food offerings. The day includes junior and first team ball games, athletic contests, a patriotic address, a parade, festival, and fireworks. The ball opponents are undecided with possible games against Greenville and West New Castle Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Greenville
West New Castle Athletic Club
Volant Juniors
Volant Athletics
More County Fairs for Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces a statewide list of 1908 county fairs with improved morals and the practical elimination of gambling. Deputy Secretary A L Martin cites attendance of 1,559,000 up from 1,190,296, premiums totaling 95,517.91, and offerings of 102,665.30, noting fair conduct improvements across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
A. L. Martin
Pennsylvania
Faultless Mi o na cures many stomach disorders
A small tablet labeled Mi o na is advertised as a universal stomach remedy. Geo W Clutton guarantees refunds if it does not cure and offers 50 cent boxes at his store and druggists nationwide. The ad promises relief from belching gas distress after eating heartburn biliousness and nervous tension and claims long term stomach strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Geo. W. Clutton
Geo. W. Clutton’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Beaver
S. H. McCready
W. T. Jenkins
Mahoning
Mont McCreary
Andy Baird
North Beaver
D. M. Clark
R. M. Leslie
C. D. Hays
H. E. Geiger
M. G. Paden
J. W. Miller
Neshannock
J. A. Cover
E. P. Workly
W. C. Minner
J. H. Brenneman
Plaingrove
Wm. W. Cune
W. B. Rodgers
J. W. McCombs
Pulaski
J. J. Shields
Frank Moeschberger
Scott—Lemuel Sterling
Shenango
Thomas Kennedy
D. A. Moyne
Geo. Gibson
Eli Gaston
John Yoho
Slipperyrock
J. A. Stickle
H. E. Stoner
Geo. Johnston
R. O. Stevenson
Taylor
C. A. Maxwell
Union
R. S. Atkinson
Robi. Wallace
Jarvis Flynn
Washington
G. Blake
Wilmington
J. B. Johnston
C. W. Wilson
G.h.cook & Go
Mahoningtown
Scotch Woolen Mills Co
Washington Street
W. M. Moss
Potters
E. Liverpool
DIST
John H. Leslie
John Kelly
Henry Leslie
Pennsylvania Underwriters’ Association
J. D. Springer
James Graham
Neshannock Brick & Tile Company
Campbell
EAGLE
Iubaler
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds Banking House
U. S. Treas
Cascade Park
Jordan, Brauneck and
Chalita
Tom Katz
Strickland
Rube
Leeds and
Lemar
James R. Waters
Orpheum Comedy 4
Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Thomas W. Phillips Lewis
Hoyt
David Jameson
J. P. H. Cunningham
Alex. Crawford Hoyt
Edward T. Kurtz
J. Norman Martin John H. Preston
Chas. H. Andrews
Samuel McCreary
New Castle Machine Co
Rear Masonic Temple
Bell 405
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