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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
7
In the Seventh ward around Shenango and Mahoning avenues the city faces an alarming lack of street lighting. No lamps extend for long stretches, creating unsafe conditions as car crews struggle with poor visibility and potential hazards near the Mahoning avenue No. 2 plant area.
Saturday is payday at Greer and Shenango tin mills. Moravia street resident Harry Jackson has recovered from illness. Mrs Stewart and Mrs Alford show improvement after sickness. E T West visits relatives in Youngstown. WIL Dennis wanders with relatives in Ellwood City. J B Barber remains unimproved after weeks of illness. Fred Wortman accepts a job at Llanangeth mill. Frank Jennings visits from Meadville with Wrunk Harsrold on South Jefferson. Mrs Will Randell plans a visit in Fifth ward on Saturday. Will Clemens and family reside in ward after six months away. Manthe Fisher returns from Youngstown after the wedding of Navar Cikerbraum and Mary Tobbins. Rev H M Burns returns from Greenville conference. Frank Doyle of Youngstown visiting relatives on South Mill. Fred Lomthard returns to work at New Castle Forge Bolt. Wrod Miller, formerly at Sheningo tin mill, visits Pennsylvanian friends. Miss Margaret Mulcahey burns hands in gasoline explosion while cleaning gloves.
The American Federation of Labor allied with the New Castle Trades and Labor assembly won a decisive victory at Youngstown over the Industrial Workers of the World. The dispute involved tinners and slaters. deserters returned to the federation as two new locals and union men were put to work against the strike. More than half a million officials, professionals, and workers have been affected, amid a list of ads and promotional copy for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Croft & Allen cocoa.
A minister reports a home invasion in Hubbard town where suspects entered Kev Tracy of Thuttinth and ransacked the residence. About $15 in money and valuable papers were stolen amid a confusing account of masked intruders and scattered details from morning reports.
Pepsoids, described as a non patent remedy from Dr Oldman, claim to repair worn stomach tissue and cure acute or chronic dyspepsia, with a guarantee and refund. A free trial offer of a second bottle is advertised, urging sharing with relatives and mentioning a Chicago supplier.
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