Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Cure for Nervousness
A testimonial from Mrs Selma Frickson of St Paul Minnesota touts significant recovery from nervousness and female weakness after using the medicine. The letter claims weight gain improved appetite sleep and overall health noting prior doctor visits and hospital avoidance. It also advertises Dr Pieres Common Sense Medical Adviser available free by mail with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Selma Frickson
Rice Street
St. Paul
Minn
Dr. Pierce
Defense leader Dr Gamewell to speak on Pekin siege
Dr Gamewell a Methodist Episcopal missionary who led defense against Boxers in Pekin will speak in New Castle on Sunday 28 about the heroic relief of foreigners. He helped gather them in a compound and planned defense that withstood Boxers until relief arrived. He is secretary for the Methodist parish church and promises a sobering, eyewitness account to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamewell
New Castle
Sunly
Heror
Game
Pekin
Gamewel
Methodist Pal Church
Hermon Presbyterian lays cornerstone for new church
The Hermon Presbyterian church laid the cornerstone for a new edifice at 2 PM. The $4500 structure will be commodious and handsome, reflecting the congregation's progressive influence in the county. A firemen’s midsummer exposition follows, with a week of events on South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Hermon
Vis
South Mill Street
Local plumbers take over Alliance hardware business
John S&S Whitla and Jesse T Beall depart soon to manage Orr Alexander's hardware and plumbing shop in Alliance Ohio. The store was bought by Whitla Plumbing of this city. Friends here wish them success in the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S&s
Whitla
Jesse T. Beall
Alliance
Orr & Alexander
Whitla Plumbing Company
Thompson Named Ticket Agent at Union Station New Castle
C H Thompson of the Nickle Plate at Madison will be appointed ticket agent for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie at Union Station in New Castle. He succeeds Edward OBrien who leaves to enter the steam ship business for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompson
Madison
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Union Station
New Castle
Edward O'Brien
Young People's Society District Meeting at New Wilmington
A district meeting of the young people's societies of the United Presbyterian church was held at New Wilmington Tuesday with a large crowd from Mercer and surrounding areas. Several clergymen spoke, including Rev. J. Q. A. McDowell of the city, who gave an address in the afternoon. Dr. McDowell returned home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Societies of
The
United Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Mercer
J. Q. A. McDowell
Dr. McDowell
New Krag Jorgensen rifles arrive for Company M
Grove City reports Company M received its new Krag Jorgensen rifles this week after an earlier delay. The Springfield rifles will be returned to State authorities for emergency use. The Krag Jorgensen is praised as the U S Army standard, with greater range and accuracy, a six shot magazine, and a sword bayonet replacing the old blade. Susie Wiggins of Oakland Avenue was injured in a West Washington Street runaway. she was thrown near Beaver Street and hospitalized with no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Borland
Springfield
Susie Wiggins
Oakland Avenue
Washington Street
Beaver Street
Mrs Potter Leaves for Camden After Father’s Illness
Mrs W A Potter of North street receives word from Camden ND that her father, long afflicted by a chronic serious illness, is in critical condition and likely to die soon. All family members in distant cities are summoned. Mrs Potter intends to depart Monday for Camden and expects to be away four months or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Potter
North Street
Camden
N.da
Thieves Hit Le Vine Wholesale Liquor Store on Moravia Street
Two thieves broke a front window at Le Vine wholesale liquor store on Moravia Street late Wednesday night and took two quart bottles. The theft was discovered the next morning. Police believe the suspects are the same individuals linked to a series of recent petty robberies across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine Wholesale
Moravia Street
Mayor sentences two men to three months in workhouse
Mayor Jackson imposed three months in the workhouse on Thursday morning on John Watt arrested for drunkenness and held for a hearing at Claremont for 90 days. Chas McCleary received three months for drunkenness vagrancy and public nuisance amid a contested charge of obtaining money under false pretenses involving McClelland Bros. and small sums collected without authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
John Watt
Claremont
Chas. McCleary
McClelland Bros
Horne
Edith Wilcox Resigns From Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs Edith Wilcox resigns after fourteen months as a nurse at Shenango Valley hospital. She is remembered as one of the best on the staff and has a wide circle of friends. She will return to her home in Saintsburg Pa and later seek nursing work in a Philadelphia hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wilcox
Shenango Valley Hospital
Niece of local family dies from typhoid fever in Pittsburg
Miss Elizabeth Davis, niece of Mrs Anna Ashton of Pennsylvania avenue, died of typhoid fever in Pittsburg after being summoned by illness. The Davis family once lived on South Jefferson street near the Big Run bridge and many friends here mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ashton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Davis
Davis
Jefferson Street
Big Run Bridge
Damage suit claims $30000 for train injury in Mahoning county
In Mahoning county courts the Youngstown Telegram reports Miss Mary Linderman was a passenger on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie train from Pittsburg to Youngstown on March 12 near Mahoningtown when she was suddenly thrown against a car window. Her head struck the pane and she sustained injuries to her head and back. It is alleged she will never recover and she asks $30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning County
Preuss Installed as Pastor at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Telegram from Kittanning dated Sunday reports Rev. George A. Preuss was installed as pastor of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev. J. C. Kunaman D D home missionary superintendent of the general council of the Lutheran church and Rev. J. H. Miller of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
George A. Preuss
J. C. Kunaman
D. D
General Council of the Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
New Castle
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Runaway Horse Turmoil Near United Presbyterian Church
A horse belonging to Dr. William McGeehan bolted Sunday evening near Eastbrook as it fled past the United Presbyterian church. The frightened animal damaged its bogey but did not collide with other rigs and no injuries were reported among those leaving the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook
William McGeehan
United Presbyterian Church
Open season for fishing begins in Pennsylvania
The open season under the games and fish laws of Pennsylvania began Monday. A considerable number of New Castle anglers are out seeking catches in the area. There are still some bass in local streams despite past efforts by anglers to secure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Fire at C D Wheelock Bakery Sparks $500 Loss
A grease fire in a frying pan at C D Wheelock bakery on South Apple alley Friday night around 8 70 o clock caused $500 damage and threatened a larger blaze. Quick action by Central fire department prevented a major conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D
Pythian Outing Is Assured Success in Lawrence County
The grand Pythian outing to be held in this city on August 1 is assured of success as nine county lodges back the event. Prizes totaling at least 400 dollars are planned with athletic contests and possible drill exhibitions. A delegation visited Alma lodge in Elwood, enjoying a royal welcome, while Ellwood officials plan a ball game against New Castle Athletics. The general outing committee will meet Wednesday night at City Hall to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Outing Association
Lawrence County
Elwood
Alma Lodge
Messrs
A.C. Hyde
E. Koons
Henry Shuriff
Charles Osborne
Thomas Savage
Jos Rice
Joseph Lieberman
Harry A. Bryan
Walter Conover
Ellwood
R. H. Kirk
O. G. Manning
H. Hagen
Walter Stout
M. Db. McMahon
W. R. Thompson
New Castle Athletics
New Castle Readies for Modern Country Club Action
A New Castle committee has begun subscriptions for a new country club near the Harbor with a half mile race track tennis courts and golf links. Early subscriptions indicate solid support with several thousand dollars raised and plans to spend about twenty thousand dollars on grounds and equipment for a multi sport facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
New Castle
Cascade Park
New Castle Golf Club
Eather
Runaway Horse Causes Scene at Battery Boat Mt Jackson Reunion
A horse belonging to Patterson and Sample, driven by Mrs. William H. Smith and the Misses Sample, caused excitement at the Battery Boat Mt Jackson reunion. The horse, known to break loose, tangled with a fence and needed freeing after a shaft broke. Locals assisted, and friends took the ladies home. The message also lists local visits and moves among residents including Mrs. J A Bailey, Mrs. Lucinda Hannon, Mr. and Mrs. L I Weddell, Wylie Brewster, William Kelso, Mrs Evank Rogers, Miss Mamie Goddard, H G Coates family, and Harry Evans moving from Enon Valley to the area with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson & Sample
William H. Smith
Dead Man's Wife En Route as Tragedy Strikes
A widow and her three children travel from Italy to New Castle, unaware their husband and father died after an accident at the steel mill aboard a shipyard or railway work scene, awaiting news upon arrival. The bereaved family planned a new home in America, hoping for a peaceful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Charlie
Italy
America
New Castle
Steps to Relieve Alderman of Costs
Attorney B A Winternita moved Monday to strike the grand jury costs imposed on Alderman W W Cubbison in the Commonwealth versus Mike Waber case where no true bill was returned. Judge Wallace issued a rule to the county commissioners to show cause why the motion should not be granted. The motion cites that Cubbison did not initiate the prosecution, that Mrs Vaber was represented by counsel before the esquire, that he was not summoned as a grand jury witness, that he lacked notice of being designated prosecutor, and that the grand jury action was void for lacking a hearing before imposing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Winternita
W. W. Cubbison
The
Commonwealth
Mike Waber
Wallace
Alderman Cubbison
Guilty verdict in stolen car wheels case
The case against Hamilton Altman and Jack Ward for receiving stolen goods was tried before Judge Wallace. The jury found both defendants guilty after they allegedly tried to dispose of stolen car wheels at Youngstown, wheels taken from the Pennsylvania Limestone company. The prosecution was led by District Attorney Medard, with defense by George W. Muse and George Weingartner. Ben Kissinger pleaded guilty to stealing a large lot of car wheels.
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Hamilton Altman
Jack Ward
Wallace
Acc
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Limestone Company
Medard
George W. Muse
George Weingartner
Ben Kissinger
Real Estate Transfers Detailed in Local Township Purchases
A sequence of property transfers listed with buyers and sellers from Taylor Shenango Ellwood Union Mahoning and other townships. Transfers include sums from $150 to $16,000 with buyers Samuel McKinley Dora Hasely George Weingartner C E Smith J W Reed James Nelson Rosa Capito Ellwood Lumber Co The Pittsburg Co Samuel Rhodes William Davies Albert Hoffmaster John Woods Andrew Cole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McKinley
Samuel Wallace
Taylor Township
Joseph Wallace
Oliver O. Daugherty
Hiram G. Miller
Fourth Ward
Dora Hasely
Albert Policy
Shenango Township
George T. Weingartner
Robert S. Houk
C. E. Smith
John 8
Able
First Ward
David A. Beatty
James P. Caldwell
Third Ward
Emma N. Coener
Joseph W. Allison
Mahoning Township
Annie Kingdom
Fred Clare
Frank DeGregorio
Mary DeGregorio
Fifth Ward
Anna Felton
Anna F. Sargent
William D. Fischer
Jessie B. Fischer
Second Ward
J. W. Reed
M. Margaret McCrack- On
James M. Nelson
David P. Keehler
Rosa. Capito
Henry Craft
Union Township
Ellwood Lumber Co
Flora L. McKee
Ell
Paul Meehan
West New Castle
Andrew ©. Cole
Joseph J. Campbell
Hazel Deil
Knights of Pythias Visit Wampum Lodge
A large delegation from various Pythian bodies in the city paid a fraternal visit to Wampum lodge Wednesday evening. They plan further visits, including a stop at Mi e wood lodge on Monday evening June 15. A committee to form the Pythian Outing Association of Lawrence county was appointed, with James Coutt W A Brown Robert Curley F L Gray and Peter Robertson composing the sub committee. the general committee meets Wednesday June 17 in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Pythian Lodge
Miewood
Wampum Lodge
Pythian Outing Association
Lawrence County
Messrs
James Coutt
W. A. Brown
Robert Curley
F. L. Gray
Peter Robertson
His Last Hope Realized in Oklahoma Settlement
An 1889 Oklahoma settler defeated severe diarrhoea after a neighbor gave Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A big dose relieved agony within minutes and a scheduled follow up dose cured the case within an hour, prompting gratitude and a note that bowel disorders are seasonal. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Stove Repairs for 600 Stove Models
Repair services advertise fixing over 600 common stove types including the Home Comfort Steel Range. The notice mentions Keystone Plow and Grevet Blae Cooetian in association with the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Cooetian
Hunted suspects in sewer search end without capture
Street Commissioner Magee and local police led a large crowd in a search for two colored men hiding in a 24 inch sewer on Beatty place. Children alerted residents. volunteers entered the dark tunnel but found only an iron bar and a scrap of paper, with no arrest. The event spurred talk of suspects behind recent petty robberies in cellars and verandas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Magee
Mckissick
Patter
Croton Avenue
Beatty Place
Willie Shields
Vine Street
Claire Taggart
Shields
Willie
Magee
Rasue
Alphonse
Gaston
Will Rhodes
Howard Kelly
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Bodily Nourishment
An advertisement extolls Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as strengthening digestive organs to process food into healthy blood and tissues. It claims relief from indigestion and stomach disorders, and lists Paisley’s and Hutton’s pharmacies in New Castle and Mahoningtown as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton's
Paisley
Washington Street
Paisley’s
Mahoningtown
New Castle
Hutton’s Pharmacy
Paisley's
Cuts Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed
A claim that Chamberlain's Pain Balm heals cuts bruises and burns rapidly without maturation. The text promotes the liniment as an antiseptic remedy and suggests quick recovery for common injuries. The fragmentary note mentions effects and ad-like language without medical endorsement.
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the Industrial Times
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Industrial Times
Broadway
New York
Allegheny College
Crawford, Gealville
RSG
Uae
North Mill ST
Robert L. Wallace
Kurtz Brock
New Castle, Pa
W. H. Falls
Clendenin
Chamberlain
Harry G. Buwer
Buwer
NEW County Club
Seventh Ward
J. A. Bailey
Lucinda Hannon
Thomas Hannon
West Cherry Street
L. I. Weddell
John
Cherry Street
North
Beaver Township
William Kelso
Evank Rogers
North Cedar Street
Rachel Minner
Mamie Goddard
Harry Evans
RB & O
Enon Valley
Knights OF Pythias
Patton
Lake St., Milwaukee
Wig
Elliott Hardware CO
D. F. Balph
Keystone Plow Works
Main St
Liberal
New-York
Tribune Farmer
Agricultural Press
New-York Tribune Parmer
NISWS
News Company
NEW York Tribune
Parmer
New York City
Fourth Ave
Kodol
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