Methodists Endorse Judge Porter's Act For Methodist Day
The New Castle district conference of the M. B. Churches approves an annual Methodist Day near late June. The outing and picnic will be held at a reserved resort with railroads offering aid. Rev. T. W. Douglass chairs the organizing committee with Rev. W. R. Crosby Rev. J. G. Ginader Rev. Planette and Rev. C. W. Foulke on the panel. The session featured a talk on The Far East in Transition and adopted resolutions praising hospitality and temperance progress.
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New Castle District
M. B
Seventh Ward
T. W. Douglass
W. R. Crosby
Grove City
J. G. Ginader
Fredonia
Planette
South Sharon
C. W. Foulke
New Castle
M. EB
Connecut Cne
Sane Ya
Sylvania
Bessemer
J. A. Lavely
Sharpsville
Erie Railroad
Erie
Far East
J. W. Campbell
M. BE
Japan
Abraham
Christ
J. A
G. E. Corey
J. L. Stratton
J. A. McCame
Mahoning
Shenango street car line survey advances to Pulaski
Surveying party reports engineers near Pulaski and West Middlesex as work begins on grading for the Shenango electric line. The route would follow the old canal from West Middlesex to Pulaski, crossing farms with farmers already granting right of way. Several Mercer county crews are at work.
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Shenango
Sharon
Greenville
West Middlesex
Pulaski
Waugh
Mercer County
Elks to Visit Warren for Fraternal Outing
A large party of New Castle Elks will travel by trolley to Warren Ohio next Tuesday evening to pay a fraternal visit. Warren Elks are preparing lavish entertainment for about 50 visiting members. A social session is planned in their honor.
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New Castle
Larger street cars for limited runs
Twenty new street cars being built at Niles for the Mahoning Valley railway company will be ready for delivery the first of July or soon thereafter. Ten of these cars will be longer than any heretofore used on this line. Six of these largest will be put into service on the Warren and New Castle limited service. Engineer J. M. Walker will attend the annual meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers at Cleveland next week. General Manager McCaskey has returned from a fishing trip in Canada and reports a splendid time and good condition for another year of hard work.
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Niles
Mahoning Valley Railway Company
Warren and
New Castle
J. M. Walker
P. & M. V. Lines
American Society of Civil Engineers
Cleveland
M. BE. McCaskey
Canada
Return from funeral in Butte Montana
Mrs. Charles H. Lee of East street has arrived home from Butte City Montana where she was called by the death of her father A W Pinkerton. Pinkerton died the second day of May. He was superintendent of the Perrott Silver and Copper mines in the west. The deceased was born and reared in Franklin and was well known in Lawrence County. Mrs Lee did not return home immediately after the funeral but visited relatives for several weeks.
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Charles H. Lee
East Street
Butte City
Montana
A. W. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Perrott
West
Franklin
Lawrence County
Jee
Southern Railway Train Ditching Kills Engineer and Fireman
A special eastbound Southern Railway train from St. Louis toward Louisville was ditched near Golden Gate Illinois. The engineer and fireman were killed and a number of passengers injured or killed. A relief train was dispatched from Princeton Indiana.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Louisville
Southern Railway
St. Louis
Golden Gate
Illl
Princeton
Ind
Chicago
Calumet Avenue Railway
Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Mayor Hainer's May report to council
The May report lists 144 arrests in the city, with total fines and licenses collected at 208. It records 83 drunkenness cases, 24 drunk and disorderly, and 20 suspicious characters picked up. Most arrests stemmed directly from alcohol consumption.
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Hainer
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