Plan to Extend Trolley System to Buffalo Direct Route
Pittsburg and Butler backers push an extended electric Interurban linking Pittsburg to Butler and Erie with aims to reach Buffalo. Key figures J H Barrett and B S Wilson negotiate in Erie as workers begin construction planning and pensioning of the Pittsburg and Butler line. The proposed route runs via Slippery Rock Grove City Mercer Polk Franklin to Meadville Cambridge Springs Holin Middleboro and finally Erie with a Lake Shore path to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Butler
Butler Eagle
J. H. Barrett
Enser
B. S. Wilson
Pittsg
Erie
Eny
Bury
Buffalo
N. Y
Slippery Rock
Grove City
Mercer
Polk
Franklin
French Creek
Meadville
Camdge Springs
Cambridge Springs
Holin
Middleboro
Lake Shore
Congressman McKenzie Accepts After Loudon Refuses Seat
Congressman J C McKenzie of Illinois was sworn in as successor to Frank Loudon who declined to be a candidate for the Sixty second Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McKenzie
Illinois
Frank Loudon
Socialist Daily Suspends Chicago Publication
Chicago June 10. E M Stangle announces suspension of the Chicago Daily Socialist after five years of issue and a claimed circulation of 40 000. The move ends the paper's seven year run locally as officials cite financial strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Daily Socialist
E. M. Stangle
Daughter Found After Five Years
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a five year search backed by faith and a mother’s love led to Mrs. Jas. P. Horn obtaining custody of her 12 year old daughter Angelus Navin by a judge's decree. The child had been believed dead after Horn’s husband James Navin died and the girl was placed in a Scranton home. after years of seeking she located the daughter with Daniel J. Boyle and wife in Fern Glen and won possession through undisputable evidence presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Jas. P. Horn
Angelus Navin
H. A. Fuller
Horne
Scranton
James Navin
Daniel J. Boyle
Fern Glen
Maccabee Head Refuses Salary Increase At Pittsburg Convention
W E Blaney was re elected great commander of the Pennsylvania State Knights of the Maccabees of the World. He refused to accept a salary raise from 3600 to 5000 calling it unaffordable. Delegates prevailed upon him to accept 400 more yearly. Record Keeper L S Boyd also refused a 600 raise to 3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Blaney
Pennsylvania
Knights of the Maccabees of
Pittsburg
L.S. Boyd
Blaney
Social notes from Slippery Rock and nearby towns
Slippery Rock resident Miss Anna Woods visited New Castle friends over Sunday. Mr and Mrs T C Kelly visited Butler friends this week. Miss Cora Waters spent Sunday at home in Wesley. Mrs J H Welsh and Mrs Ella Campbell shopped in Butler Monday. Mrs W H McDonald and children visited relatives in Jacksonville this week. W H Grine attended Eureka Grange meeting in Buttercup Monday. Mrs Lydia Ray of Cooperstown visits sister Mrs Harbaugh for a few days. Miss Nellie Bard, a West End Pittsburg teacher, is home after school. Mrs Amy Hunt and Mrs J S Adams visited Mrs W J Mortland near Kiester Monday. Miss Kate Bard completes a term near Carnegie and stays for summer. Mr and Mrs Bert ONeil of Kansas visited with cousin Mr and Mrs L H Bolton this week. Mr and Mrs Louis Erler of Youngstown Ohio visited G F McQuiston family this week. Mrs Henry McConnell returns to Slippery Rock after wintering in New Wilmington. Miss Mary Willson of Hickory spent days visiting Miss Grace Moorhead and friends at Normal. Miss Cora Shoup returns home near Carnegie after a week with Miss Grace Moorhead. Mrs A L North and two children, former Slippery Rock residents now in Portland Oregon, guests of S H North. Rev C J Warner called to Wattsburg to preach funeral sermon for an old parishioner. Dr D C Murphy and Prof J H Shoemaker addressed Butler County Pomona Grange at Eureka Lodge in Buttercup Monday. M L Nicholas of Butler visited J S Adams home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Nicholas and Marion Jr accompanied Mr Nicholas home after visiting Adams family.
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W. H. Grine
Buttercup
Eureka Grange
Lydia Ray
Cooperstown
Harbaugh
Nellie Bard
West End
Pittsburg
Amy Hunt
J. S. Adams
W. J. Mortland
Kiester
Kate Bard
Carnegie
Bert O'Neil
Kansas
L. H. Bolton
Louis Erler
Youngstown
G. F. McQuiston
Henry McConnell
Slippery Rock
New Wilmington
Mary Willson
Hickory
Grace Moorhead
Normal
Cora Shoup
A. L. North
Portland
Ore
S. H. North
C. J. Warner
Wattsburg
Erie County
D. C. Murphy
J. H. Shoemaker
Butler County
Pomona Grange
Eureka Lodge
M. L. Nicholas
Butler
Nicholas
Marion, Jr
Adams
Jury Secures Full Panel for Andrews Murder Trial
Warren Pa June 10 the complete jury to try John Andrews for the murder of Emile Amann was secured at 3 20 yesterday afternoon with 12 jurors sworn About 150 jurors were examined before selection District Attorney Lyons outlined the case and evidence to be presented.
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Warren
John Andrews
Emile Amann
Lyons
Battery B Veterans Reunion Returns After 50 Years
David Allsworth of New Wilmington attended the Battery B reunion at Mt. Jackson recalling marching to war fifty years ago and not returning since June 8, 1861. Also present was Mr. West, back in 48 years from the western states, among many other veterans reuniting after long absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allsworth
New Wilmington
Mt. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Moravia
Mr. West
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans New Branch to Erie Route
The Pennsylvania railroad begins work on a Girard to Erie & Pittsburg division extension. It will shorten Pittsburgh to Buffalo travel and drain freight from other lines. The move counters Pittsburgh & Lake Erie plans and seeks a direct route from Pittsburgh to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Girard
Erie & Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Children Day Program at Third Christian Church
On Sunday evening a children's day program will be rendered at the Third Christian church in the Seventh ward. Children have practiced for weeks and an excellent program is prepared. Children from Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday schools are also practicing for upcoming Children's day programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Christian
Seventh Ward
Methodist
Presbyterian
Pennsylvania Shop Team Faces Ellwood City Collegians Today
The Pennsylvania shop baseball team plays Ellwood City Collegians on the shop grounds this afternoon. Ellwood aims to halt Pennsy’s winning streak with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Pennsylvania Shop
Ellwood City Collegians
Ellwood
Pennsy
Baltimore and Ohio hires more brakemen
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is taking on more men in the present time in this section, several new brakemen having been hired yesterday. The demand for new men is not very great however.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Local residents visit Pittsburg and nearby towns
A. D. Newell visited Pittsburg yesterday while Rev. Merrill and Rev. Greer of New Bedford plan pulpit exchanges tomorrow. Mrs Irma Chase and Mr and Mrs Ralph Wettich returned from small trips to Pittsburg and Erie respectively. Local residents Porter and Rhodes prepare travel plans, and Bible study groups meet with notice of a June 11 session at 212 East Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Newell
Pittsburg
R. N. Merrill
Rev
Greer
New Bedford
Irma Chase
East Madison Avenue
Ralph Wettich
East Clayton Street
Erie
Joseph Porter
New Wilmington
Seventh Ward
D. D. Rhodes
Mt. Clemens
S. F. McFarland
East Cherry Street
Fire Department
Valentine Koffell
Lewisville
Ohio
South Wayne Street
M. W. Keith
Presbyterian Church
International Bible Student
F. McFarland
Small mouth bass planted at Conneaut Lake first of its kind
W A Safford superintendent of the Conneaut Lake Hatchery secured 20 000 small mouth black bass from an outside hatchery and released them into Conneaut Lake. This marks the first reported planting of small mouth bass in the lake and signals optimistic prospects for future fishing at the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Safford
Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Crawford County
Connéaut Lake
Postal Savings Bank Swindle Arrest At Palmerton
Miles E. Straup assistant post master at Palmerton Pennsylvania arrested in Douglas Wyoming on charges of defrauding aliens by false deposits into a postal savings bank and passing forged checks totaling 800 dollars on New York merchants. Palmerton in Carbon County is a small mining town with many aliens and no postal savings system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Miles E. Straup
Palmerton
Douglas
Wyo
New York
Carbon County
Sunday Train Service Schedule Details
A brief notice notes a weekly $1.25 fare on Pennsylvania lines. It lists departure from New Castle at 8 35 a m central time and references central time for the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
New Castle
New Stomach Health Report By H. M. Young Peters
H M Young Peters editor of The Sun Lake View Ohio reports intense pain after meals and ineffective treatments until Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He credits initial relief from the first doses and a new stomach after the second bottle, improving overall health. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
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FLOOR
India
Dimities
Batiste
Socialist Daily
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F. F. Dalley Co., Ltd
Buffalo, N.Y
Hamilton, Out
Maccabee Head
Anna Woods
T. C. Kelly
Cora Waters
Wesley
J. H. Welsh
Ella Campbell
W. H. McDonald
Jacksville
Andrews
Battery B
Seventh Word
McCulloch & CO
E. Washington ST
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Washington Street
Postal Savings Bank
Swindle
Ashtabula
U. S
H. R. Sankey
Hoyt
New Castle, Pa
J. A. Breckenridge
East
New Castle, Pennsylvania
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