Grace M E Team Suffers Lopsided Defeat in Sunday League
Two church league games last night ended with Bethel defeating Grace M E 14 to 0 on Sutton street, marking the worst Sunday School season loss. Third U P beat Central Christian 4 to 3 on the Third U P grounds. Ground preparations continue as Central Presbyterian and First M E B prepare Lincoln Avenue plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Street
Bethel
Grace M. HE
Central Christian Church
U. P
Central Presbyterian Church
M. EB
Lincoln
Berger
Many Double Headers In Two Big Leagues
There have been 42 postponements in the American league and 38 in the National League this season. A number of these have been made up, but many remain. Expect an abundance of double-headers for a while, impacting crippled clubs and those with few substitutes while aiding leaders with strong depth.
New Castle Military Band Concert on Diamond
The New Castle military band will give a free open air concert on the Diamond Wednesday evening June 9 at 8 o'clock. The program includes March National emblem Medley overture Pleasant Evening Simple Ave Poet and Peasant Flower Girl intermezzo and Grand national selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Crawford and Berger Box Six Round Draw in Pittsburg
Tommy Crawford of this city and Billy Berger of Pittsburg boxed six rounds to a draw last night in Pittsburg. Fans were split over who won, but the bout remained even throughout. Preliminaries were reported as good by the crowd at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Crawford
Billy Berger
Pittsburg
Berger
Shake-up Coming for Youngstown Club
Youngstown club manager Charles Crow returned from a scouting trip to the Atlantic outlaw league and other clubs. He watched several players and a major team shake-up is anticipated for the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Charles Crow
Youngs Town Club
McKee’s offers half-price Dr Howard’s constipation cure
Druggist McKee says his store backs Dr Howard’s specific for constipation and dyspepsia with a money-back guarantee. The Howard company lets McKee sell the regular fifty cent bottle for twenty-five cents to spur a quick intro sale. Sixty doses per vial fit a vest pocket and each dose is claimed to be more powerful than a large pill or mineral water. The half-price sale continues while supplies last, urging those with constipation headaches liver trouble or general fatigue to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Mix up over scheduled game between New Castle and Akron
Officials from New Castle and Akron with President Sam Wright dispute the location and date of a recent game. Akron thought it was June 14 at Akron, New Castle said it was June 7 here, Wright had shifted the schedule, and no game was played yesterday while Wright decides which game occurred at Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Akron
Sam Wright
Wright
Rev Billy Sunday May Visit Sharon Report
Sharon Pennsylvania June 8 Reverend Billy Sunday the evangelist may again visit Sharon Rev A H Ackley assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church sent a telegram inviting him to the anniversary meeting to be held Wednesday night The service marks the end of the first year after tabernacle meetings Sunday’s secretary B D Ackley is also his pianist A letter from Sunday says two meetings will be held in Youngstown tomorrow one for women in the afternoon and one at night Health has broken him down and he will rest at Winona Lake Indiana this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Billy
A. H. Ackley
First Presbyterian Church
Ackley
B. D. Ackley
Winona Lake
Ind
Rev Earl Wilfley Not Out of Ministry Despite Rumor
Rev Earl Wilfley of St Louis former pastor of the First Christian Church has not quit the ministry. He lectured temporarily after a spring health break down and plans to resume pastoral duties next Sunday. The church officials have not accepted his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilfley
St. Louis
First Christian Church
Wilfley
Runners Entered for Race by Italians at Local Celebration
Three noted runners Harry Glitch P F Taylor and James Collingwood have entered the race to be held here by the Italians during their celebration. They are among the citys best and are expected to offer a fast challenge to the winner. More participants are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Glitch
P. F. Taylor
James Collingwood
Youngstown Gets Auto Fire Engine from Webb Co
Youngstown Ohio June 8 The automobile fire engine built for the local department by Webb company Vincennes Indiana arrived in charge of Engineer Nick Hamilton chosen to operate the new machine The car finished red and gold with heavily nickled machinery will be at the new station on South Market street Mr and Mrs L C Leatherman of Lewistown Maryland visiting their son and daughter Rev and Mrs C G of Long avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Webb Company
Vincennes
Ind
Nick Hamilton
South Market Street
L. C. Leatherman
Lewistown, Md
Rev
Mrs. C. G
Long Avenue
New Castle Boxer Billy Griffith Seeks Rematch With Jack Young
Dayton born boxer Billy Griffith trains in New Castle and seeks a rematch with Jack Young. Griffith has previously fought Young at a laundry room, a Coliseum, and showed improvement since, hoping to stage a bout that would draw long-distance fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Griffith
Jack Young
New Castle
Wiliam Griffith
Dayton
Jack
Griffith
Croton Avenue
Jeffries in Great Trim Ahead of Berger Bout
Pittsburg June 8 J J Jeffries retired heavyweight champion says he will lick the big smoke if it is the last thing he does in life. He has shed about 40 pounds and shows fast work and sharp shadow boxing ahead of a June 15 fistic carnival with Sam Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. J. Jeffries
United States
E. E. Conlon
Jimmie Dime
Jeff
Chicago
Johnson
Coulon
Mr. Coulon
League Magnates to Meet Over Akron Injunction Case
A meeting of the O. P. league will be held in Youngstown next Thursday to settle the Akron club injunction case and an agreement with ex President Charles Morton’s relatives. Attorney Ormsby of Akron leads the league's case and all parties are expected to attend. The meeting may reimburse New Castle and other cities $500 forfeit money tied to the 1908 season. Other league matters likely to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. League
Akron
Charles Morton
Youngstown
Ormsby
New Castle
Local talks and visits dot Mt Jackson area
Mt Jackson and surrounding towns see a flurry of visitors and homecomings. Residents such as Mrs Hutchinson New Castle guests and Miss Whan Youngstown aunt visits mark a busy social week, with travel notes from Denison and Cleveland and plans for a Presbyterian lecture series. John Hope’s barn survived a lightning strike as repairs proceed.
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
Schedule lists games from Wednesday to Sunday with matchups including Akron East Liverpool Canton Steubenville and others at venues New Castle Youngstown McKeesport Erie Canton Canton. Weekend features McKeesport at Canton and Akron at Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
New Castle
Canton
McKeesport
Steubenville
Erie
East Liverpool
Youngstown
New York
Pittsburg
Detroit
Hiladelphia
Eeveseserd
Chicago
Wwe
Cincinnati
St Louis
Boston Owe
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
St. Louis
Sveseseed Erie
Cleveland
Peseecousvessvesd
Philadelphia
East
Liverpool
Powuadelphia
Brooklyn Wee
Louis
Lawyers Lose Close Game to Knights at Cascade Grounds
The K. of P. team edged the Lawyers 7 to 6 in a tense contest at Cascade grounds last night. Pitcher McEleoy starred for the Knights, facing Chambers Uber and Bryan as rivals, with a healthy crowd watching the lively matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Cascade Grounds
McEleoy
Chambers
Uber
Bryan
Strike at Glenwood shops sparks railroad staffing move
The Pittsburg Post reports Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pursues non union machinists at Glenwood and Mt. Clare shops. Many new workers hired, most rolling stock in service, equipment routinely repaired. Striking machinists expect reinstatement despite capable replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Post
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Mt. Clare
Baltimore
Kier an Returns to Promote Carthage Keokuk Trolley Plan
Kieran returns to Nauvoo Illinois to rally farmers for a $250000 subscription toward an $800000 trolley line project to Carthage Keokuk. He claims the Union Trust of Toronto backs him with up to $1500000, already credited. Only a few miles of grading have been completed and Dr W L Campbell heads to Chicago for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
P. J. Kieran
Nauvoo
Carthage- Keokuk
Fidelity Trust Company
Kieran
Union Trust Company of
Toronto
Cana
W. L. Campbell
Croton Avenue
Chicago
Community Visitors Share Family Time Across Ohio
Miss Pearl Neal visits grandmother Mrs. Josephine Heasley in Youngstown Ohio. Miss Alma Vaughan from Slippery Rock spends weekend at home with her parents. Joe and Guy Van Meter visit Mr. and Mrs. James Baney in New Castle. John McMillen, working in the Bessemer oil fields, returns home for a few days. Mrs. James Van Meter hosts her brother Rev Newton Moore of Well ington and Mrs. R. M. Rice of Oberlin. Rev Moore delivers memorial sermon at Unity Presbyterian Mercer county and speaks at Mercer county Sunday school convention on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Neal
Josephine Heasley
Youngstown
Alma Vaughan
Slippery Rock
Joe
Guy van Meter
James Baney
New Castle
John McMillen
Bessemer
James van Meter
Newton Moore
Wellington
R. M. Rice
Oberlin
Maid Ethel Lawson in Greenville Under Arsenic Incident
Ethel Lawson, a Greenville maid employed by Edward Packard, is in serious condition after swallowing arsenic. Officials say the incident is under investigation and no motive is yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lawson
Edward Packard
Greenville
Cure for Eczema Promises Fast Relief at McKee’s
The skin food Hokara sells at McKee's Medicine stores claims rapid relief from eczema stopping itching after the first night and healing skin quickly. It also targets pimples blackheads barber's itch acne rash and piles with a few days use. Introductory price is 20 cents for a liberal jar, large size 40 cents. money back if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Grateful Farrier Credits Eczema Cure Publicity
Robert Sussman of Union, a well known farrier, suffered years with eczema and credits D D D Prescription oil of wintergreen for his recovery. He offers to write to any eczema sufferer about his experience and invites readers to contact him with a stamped self addressed envelope. Local druggists Love and Megown promote D D D products in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sussman
Unio
Sussman
Mr. Sussman
New Castle
Love & Megown
Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Neshannock News Notes and Local Visits
M'Caslin Walker White of Croton spent last Sunday with her mother. James Ray and family were guests of relatives at Plaingrove. The Neshannock church has been re papered. Mrs. Margaret Miller of New Castle visited her sister Mrs. Willis Fisher. Miss Edith McKnight returned to Pittsburg after the death of her sister Miss Mary Knight. Mrs. Dustin Marshall and children of Bridgeport Conn. are visiting her parents the Speers. Services at Neshannock United Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 2 30 p m with Sunday school at 1 30 p m. Young people attended an ice cream social at Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Forbes Miss Bertha Wallace and Miss Grace McClintock represented the Neshannock Sunday school at the 71st annual convention of Slippery Rock Presbyterian at Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Margaret Miller
New Castle
Willis Fisher
Edith McKnight
Pittsburg
Mary Knight
Dustin Marshall
Bridgeport
Two Successful Flights By G H Curtis At Hammondport
Hammondport New York June 8 G H Curtis flew the new aeroplane built for the Aeronautical society two miles twice today. He described a figure eight and showed perfect control. The machine will enter Morris park competition in New York next week. Rev D O Jack of Cincinnati attended the Reformed Presbyterian church service with his sister Dr Anna M Jack of North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
N. Y
G. H. Curtis
Aeronautical Society
Morris Park
New York
D. O. Jack
Cincinnati
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Anna M. Jack
North
Mercer Street
June wedding linens offered at stylish low prices
The ad promotes Hemstitch and Latin Damask table sets with napkins and cloth options priced from $20 to $30 per set. It highlights various cloth sizes, fine pattern table cloths, and brides gifts including embroidered bed spreads and towels priced to attract wedding shoppers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace M.E
South End
Crawford
Youngstown Club
Billy Sunday
Rev. Wilfley
Oo. & P. League
St Oa Og
Wee Youngstown
Young
Jeffries
League
Morton
MT. Jackson
Mrs. Hutchinson of
Mahoningtown
James Ferguson
Denison
Margery Whan
J. W. Thompson
Margaret Chambers
Belle Gibson
Blanche Fullerton
Allegheny
James Fullerton
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
Westfield
A. H. Fullerton
Roy McCown
Grove City
Enon
United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Cooper
West Pittsburg
Kildoo
Knights
Glennwood
Vaundaview
Eczema
Robt
Toledo, Ohio
M’caslin
Walker White
Croton
James Ray
Plaingrove
B&s
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Peebles & Johnson Bell
L. NO
South
Mercer ST
Naseem &T
New Woot
Geo. W. Clutton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!