Mrs Mary J Hilborn Dies After Illness at Pine Street Home
Mary J Hilborn wife of Abel D Hilborn died about 5 PM Friday at their Pine Street home after a long illness. A devout Methodist, she lived in Lycoming County before moving to the city with her husband. Survived by four children Claude Albert Ellis and Mrs Lewis. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from the Hilborn home with interment at Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Hilborn
Abel D. Hilborn
Pine Street
Hilborn
TA PN
Lycoming County
Zanesville
Methodist Church
Ellis A. Hilborn
Lewis
William H. Lewis
Sharon Steel Works
iTilborny
Oak Park
Mrs Mary A Cluse Dies After Illness In City
Mrs Mary A Cluse widow of George Cluse and longtime city resident died early Sunday at 30 West Washington after a lengthy illness. Born in New Jersey she lived there in youth and was a member of St Marys Catholic church. Survived by sons Philip of Beaver Falls and James George and Theresa A Cluse all of the city plus brothers James Gorman and Jerry Gorman. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 from St Marys church with interment in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Cluse
George Cluse
West Washington Street
Cluse
New Jersey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Philip Cluse
Beaver Falls
J. A. Eager
James
George
Theresa A. Cluse
James Gorman
Jerry Gorman
Findlay
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Pittsburg Man Alfred Terry Dies at Home
Alfred Terry of Pittsburg died Saturday afternoon at his home on Proctor and Arlington avenues aged 56. He was a relative of David Terry of Walnut Street. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Terry
Pittsburg
Proctor and
Arlington Avenues
That City
David Terry
Walnut Street
Five-year-old Son of Hel parents Dies After Short Illness
Oner Warl the young son of Mr and Mrs Frank Oviatt of 95 South Bay Street Hel, died about midnight Saturday after a very short illness. The child was nine years of age and had only...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl
Frank Oviatt
South Bay Street
Hel
Death of John Henry Young at 33 in this city
John Henry Young died Tuesday noon at the hospital after an inflammatory rheumatism illness. A 33 year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Young of 141 County Line street he worked as a glass maker and later as a hotel clerk. He was a member of Elk lodge No 69 and is survived by his parents brothers and sisters. Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 pm from the family home with interment at Greenwood. Coaches from Offutt's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Patterson
Shanango Valley Hospital
North Beaver Township
John D. Patterson
North Liberty Street
Patterson
William Harold
Dale
William
Silas
John Jr
W. ©. Mechem
Clara Patterson
Shenango Lodge No. 195
Order of Railway Conductors
Seventh Ward
Valley View Cemetery
John Henry Young
Henry Young
County Line Street
Caryman
Knox Inn
Young
Elk Lodge
Frank Young
Hiram Lake
Edward Young
Margaret Holcomb
Warren
Greenwood
Offutt’s
Death of Jessie Jameson leaves North Mill in sorrow
Deep sympathy floods North Mill Street as Mr and Mrs David Jameson mourn the death of their younger daughter Jessie after a brain abscess. She fell gravely ill Thursday, underwent an operation, and died Monday shortly after 3 PM at the hospital. A bright, studious Highland School pupil, Jessie’s passing prompts funeral services at 2 PM Wednesday from the Jameson residence with private interment at Oak Park. Coaches from Lutton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Mill Street
Jessie
Ier
Highland School
Jameson
Mill and
Falls Streets
Oak Park
Lutton’s
Family Reaches Pittsburg After Sudden Death
Jeremiah Jones and T W Jones of Pittsburg street with Mrs John Hammond of State street left Tuesday for Pittsburg after receiving a message that their father Jeremiah Jones had died suddenly that afternoon at his home there. He was sixty nine and formerly a resident of Mahoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Jones
T. W. Jones
Pittsburg
John Hammond
State Street
Jones
Mahoning
State Conference Opens at First U P Church
The Pennsylvania Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union opens its annual State Conference at 2:30 PM at First United Presbyterian church for a three day session. About 75 delegates are expected with Elizabeth Thomas and Henrietta Forrest among notable attendees. Committees, opening exercises, and welcome addresses mark the event, with most sessions at the First U P Church and one Wednesday evening at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Thomas
Philadelphia
U.'s
Henrietta Forrest
Alleie Penes
U. Jigstant
Kenneth Leslie
Jean Butler
New Castles
Thomas
Jean Bitler
Carrie Welsh
Beaver
H. A. McClusky
Altoona
Miss Cook
Allegheny
Elizabeth McLean
R. W. Skinner
Mary Crawford
Carrie E. Welsh
Bellevue
C. F. Wheeler
Sarah H. Longstreet
Collegeville
First U. P
First Presbyterian Church
YWCTU State conference closes with awards
The annual State conference of the Young Women's Christian Temperance Union adjourned at noon after three days. Rev Dr John Snape praised the delegates for their work as Miss Thomas presided Thursday afternoon with devotionals by Miss Jean Butler and Mrs R W Skinner. Merly Crosby of Greensburg won the gold medal in the Thursday evening contest with The Volunteer Organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union
John Snape
First Baptist Church
Miss Thomas
Philadelphia
Jean Butler
R. W. Skinner
Forrest
Pittsburg
Mary Crawford
L.S. Beam
Blair County
Merly Crosby
Greensburg
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Campbell
First Methodist Church
Jas. M. Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary Medard
Roy Brandon
Alice Cubbison
Sheet mill at South Sharon plant to start July first
The new sheet mill at the South Sharon plant of the American Sheet & Tinplate Company is expected to be ready to start about July 1. The development marks a milestone for the company as it expands production capacity at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sharon
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain and Nervous Distress
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney poisons affecting the brain and nerves, causing backache and fatigue. Mrs. FE. EK. Morrow recounts relief for her husband Elmer C. Morrow and herself after using the pills, recommended by neighbors and available at drug stores for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is the U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
New Castle
FE. EK. Morrow
Elmer C. Morrow
North Bay Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Prats York
United
Murder charge against Waite after grand jury
After a five o'clock court return, Rosewell Waite faces murder and related counts for the August 17 1904 shooting that killed Policeman Frank Skidmore and wounded Officer John Atkinson. Indictments include manslaughter felonious shooting with intent to kill and aggravated assault, with witnesses Edward Roberts James Fraley Chauncey Brown Thomas Spiers C C Horner and Harry Norris testifying. Additional indictments list adultery larceny carrying concealed weapons and assault with intent to rape among others. several not true bills are noted and costs assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosewell Waite
Policamat
Frank Skidmore
John Atkinson
Howard Robinson
Third Ward
Joseph V. Cunningham
Edward Roberts
James Fraley
Chauncey Brown
Thomas Spiers
C. C. Horner
Harry Norris
Norris
Roberts
Waite
New Castle
Skidmore
Commonwealth
S. Antonio Beatrice
Kate Kruppa
Joe Walchak
George Morris
Commonwealth Fws
Charles Miller
Frank , Baron
W. J
James Thompson
Antonio Pasquale
Filomena Pasquale
Samuel T. Kopf
Lawrence
Heckert Explains West Side Teachers Election Mixup
George W. Heckert of Hemlock Street, Sixth ward school controller, says a misunderstanding fueled by promises influenced the West Side teaching selections. He says he favored Miss Russell, believed she would return to her old post, but voted for Miss Tait after assurances she would be taken care of. He cites past example with Miss Fruit’s election to justify the contested votes and calls the situation misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Heckert
Hemlock Street
News
West Side
Heckert
Miss Tait
Lillian Russell
Miss Russell
Russell
Mr. Heckert
Horton
Miss Fruit
Scholastic Team Edges Westminster In Close Contest
The Scholastic baseball squad defeated Westminster Reserves at New Wilmington in a tight game after a six run third inning gave them a big lead. Westminster rallied late but Scholastic held on for the win as Ingham pitched and Cott starred in field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
New Wilmington
Collegians
New Castle
Westminsters
Cott and Dean
Ingham
Cott
Wm. Connery
Marks of
Wedded Two Months Desertion Threatens Plum Case
George Plum, charged by his wife Clara Plum, with desertion after two months of marriage and the birth of their infant daughter, was arrested Thursday by Constable John A. Stewart. In jail for lack of bail, Plum faces a hearing before Alderman Ranney. The couple married May 1904. he deserted July, providing no support. Mrs. Plum, of Hartman Street, declares no further support has been given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Plum
Clara Plum
John A. Stewart
Ranney
Plum
Commonwealth
George T. Weingartner
Hartman Street
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cure
A reader recounts how consumption torments victims and friends and claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured William Myers after other medicines failed. The ad touts relief for coughs colds and bronchitis and says it prevents pneumonia with trial bottles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
Cearfoss
Motorman describes near miss after pedestrian struck on South Croton
Desperate situation faced the motorman near Pittsburg street as the streetcar struck Mrs. Cavin. He said the car was not at full speed and had drifted after the brake was stretched, with the crew's quick actions and the conductor B. G. Hayden earning praise for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Hayden
Startling claim on unsanitary practice at city poor farm
A complaint alleges authorities send consumptive convalescents from the hospital to mingle with inmates at the city poor farm. The practice is said to threaten health of the unaffected poor and worsen sanitary conditions. At Marshalsea, the Allegheny county poor house, tuberculosis deaths have risen, with a large percentage due to consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalssea
Allegheny County
Stewart Appointed to Supreme Bench
Judge John Stewart of Chambersburg has been appointed to the vacancy on the supreme bench. The selection ends hopes for ex Judge Wallace and Lieutenant Governor Brown’s backers seeking the Governor’s chair during Pennypacker’s term. Stewart’s long independent streak suggests the Governor read political signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wallace
Supreme Court
Brown
Pennypacker
Supreme Berch
John Stewart
Chambersburg
Stewart
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Promoted by Paisley’s Pharmacy
The DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as penetrating the skin to fight inflammation and heal boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and other skin diseases. It is described as a remedy for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and is sold by Paisley’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Paisley
Estate of Samuel Cochran Admin Notice in Moravia Pa
Estate of Samuel Cochran late of North Beaver township Lawrence county Pa deceased. Letters of administration granted to the undersigned. Debtors urged to pay and creditors to present claims without delay. Alice Cochran Administratrix Moravia Pa C Alley Attorney for Estate June 5 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cochran
North Beaver Township
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Alice Cochran
Moravia
Register of Wills
Samuel Fisher
Slippery Rock Township
Lawrence
Peter Lintz
Perry Township
Luther P. Myers
Portersville
Samuel P. Reno
Shenango Township
Reno
Brooke No 2 blast furnace reopens at Birdsboro plant
The idle No 2 blast furnace at the Brooke plant in Birdsboro Pennsylvania was put back in operation on Monday. Numerous improvements have been made to the facility and the furnace is expected to produce more than in prior years. Over 200 men are to be employed as a result of the reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke ‘Row
Birdsboro
North Beaver School Board Ledger Totals June 5 1895
Summary of a financial ledger for North Beaver township with W J Fullerton. It itemizes duplicate amounts 5975.78 unseated lands 1.56 state appropriation 2545.28 balances from previous audits 10.00 and cash disbursements including supplies 1058 building 20.22 insurance 14.00 tuition 4708 auditing 108 treasurer balances 10.00 and exonerations 173.80 plus commissions 260.89 and abatements 157.89. Balance in treasurer’s hands 1257.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fullerton
North Beaver School Board
Ity Bash
Dycol. Com
Col. Com
Seckena
Andicisc Wndeos Dhes
North Beaver Township
Col. Commission
Treas
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David I. Patterson
Newton Falls
Eliza Spiece
West
Washington Street
Spece
Eliza McCleary
Samuel Spiece
Spiece
Elliott S. Moran
Jamestown
N. Y
Kate Williams
Frank Spiece
Charles Spiece
Cleveland
O. A. Johnson
Auburn
Mary A. Clouse
Omer Umarl Oviatt
Holly Springs
Miss
Tennessee
S. S
W. I. McGowan
A. W. Zeber
Evansville
Ind
Arkansas City
Ark
C. C. HumInGcway
Npany
Atlanta, Ga
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
Miss Jessie Jameson
Cross
Harge
KR H.E. Scholastic
Westmster
Scholastic
Ingham and Cott
Westminster-—-Smith and Armstrong
McKay
Supreme Bench
York
Tribune
National Illustrated Agricultural and Family Weekly
United States
New York Tribune Farmer
Tribune Building
New York City
the New Castle Weekly News
the News Co
Keystone Plow CO
D. FF
Ralph
Main Street
C. ¥. Alley
William 8. Boak
C. H. Akens
H.j.shaffer
W. H. Falls
Clendenin’s
Roosevelt
Ziegler Co
Locust Street
Omfoet Steel
Keystone
Matin
Pitts
Ie Douglass
R Ie
Martin
Auditors
Oscar L. Jackson
Chas
RK. Davis
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