Pittsburg Pirates Defeat Boston Doves on Bunker Hill Day
Pittsburg Pirates win 14 to 9 over the Boston Doves in a morning game on Bunker Hill day. Maddox Gibson Ferguson Young Pfeffer and Ball contributed for Pittsburg while Umpires udderham and Emilie officiated.
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United Press
Boston
Bunker Hill
Pittsburg
Boston Nationals
Pirates
Doves
Maddox
Gibson
Ferguson
Young
Pfeffer
Ball
Udderham
Emilie
Home Remedy Piles Treatment Promoted in Newspapers
Public notices across papers suggest relief for piles with a mix of Carbolic Acid Zotan and Zinc Ointment. The recipe calls for 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan and 1 to 2 ounces Zinc Ointment with nightly and morning applications.
Breas to Address Women’s Missionary Society Meeting
Rev J L Breas of Boaz Alabama, president of the schools of that race, in the city conducting evangelistic meetings will address the Women’s Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church Thursday afternoon. The talk is with Mrs Gram Curtis on North Jefferson street at 3 o clock and all interested in the Rebecca McCloskey Home will be interested.
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J. L. Breas
Boaz
Ala
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Gram Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Rebecca McCloskey
Deaths of the Day Mrs John Chambers
Funeral services to be held Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Lee Miller home Mt Air for Mrs John Chambers 72 who died Tuesday morning. She leaves a son Thomas Chambers and a Bethel church member.
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Lee Miller
Mt. Air
John Chambers
Chambers
Thomas Chambers
The
Bethel Church
Rural Carriers Told to Dress Up and Look Sharp
Postmaster General Meyer directs rural mail carriers to improve personal appearance and the condition of their vehicles. Horses used in service should reflect credit on the department, and postmasters are instructed to closely monitor potential rule infractions.
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Meyer
Washington
Drake Named Trustee in Allen Bankruptcy Case
At a creditors meeting in the office of Referee in Bankruptcy E N Underwood Homer C Drake was elected trustee for the R G Allen case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Allen
R. G. Allen
E. N. Underwood
Homer C. Drake
Arold Daley Declares Bankruptcy in New York
New York June 17 Arold Daley actor and theatrical manager filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 32397 and nominal assets of 1375. The filing marks a significant financial development for the entertainment figure.
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New York
Arold Daley
Alumnae Association of Shenango Valley Hospital Charter Notice
Notice is given that on Monday July 6 1908 at 10 a m in the Court of Common Pleas Lawrence County an application will be made for the charter of Alumnae Association of the Shenango Valley Hospital by Austa Whitmyre Anna Stoops Della Glenn Hannah W Short and Anna Roberts under the Act of April 29 1874 and supplements Akens Wilkison Lockhart Chambers solicitors.
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Court of Common Pleas
County of Lawrence
Austa Whitmyre
Anna Stoops
Della Glenn
Hannah W. Short
Anna Roberts
Shen
Burke Resolution Not Adopted At Convention
The rules committee rejected J Francis Burke of Pennsylvania proposed to reduce southern representation by a 25 to 17 vote. Burke said he would carry his fight to the convention floor after arriving at the Coliseum in Chicago on June 17.
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Chicago
Committee On Rules
J. Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Burke
Coliseum
Local society notes and upcoming wedding plans
Mr and Mrs Richard Hannon return from a visit with Mr and Mrs George Berger of Youngstown. Miss Mary Agnes Gillford of Bruce Hill and C C Johnson of New Bedford will wed on Wednesday June 24. Mrs Walter Davis has returned home from hospital after typhoid fever. Samuel Dickson now totally blind after cataracts. W J Breckenridge on vacation visiting Mercer county. Mrs Edward Beadel guests of her parents in Youngstown and attended a bridge party hosted by Miss Martha Owsley.
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Richard Hannon
George Berger
Youngstown
Mary Agnes Gillford
Bruce Hill
Sharon
C. C. Johnson
New Bedford
Walter Davis
South Bay Street
Samuel Dickson
Ray and
Chestnut Streets
W. J. Breckenridge
Ray Street Department
Mercer County
Edward Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
C. H. Owsley
Martha Owsley
11th Lowry descendants reunion set for July 4 near Lowellville
The 11th annual reunion of the descendants of Robert Lowry will be held at the home of S. W. Allen three miles north of Lowellville on Saturday July 4.
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Robert Lowry
S. W. Allen
Lowellville
All Union Grocery Stores Close Saturday Evenings
All Union Grocery Stores will close at 10 p.m. on Saturdays.
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ALL Union Grocery Stores
Three Year High School Course Planned at New Wilmington
A New Wilmington school board special meeting decided against a fall school-building vote due to cost and will push the election with the regular fall polls. The high school will extend to three years next year and occupy the top two rooms, while grades one and two may move to the high school building.
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New Wilmington
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Dr E W Allison plans a vacation in Denver Colorado. Mrs Eckles Reisenger of Youngstown visited relatives here. Le ibert of Cleveland stayed with E C Robinson. Dr S S Badel Roger Horn and Mayor Varley went to Youngstown. Anthony Watsons visited New Castle with the Pyles. Leonard Gleghorn of Quakertown visited Batterger home. William Pollock and son Myron of Youngstown visited Johnston home. Emma Bell Steiner returned from Youngstown to her grandparents Price. Mrs Ward and daughters from Youngstown visited Scott Smith family. G C Ackley and Louis Niggel Kentucky and C H McMillin with Grace were guests of Robinson.
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S. S. Badel
Roger Horn
Mayor Varley
Youngstown
Anthony Watson
Howard Pyle
New Castle
Leonard Gleghorn
Quakertown
Anthony Batterger
William Pollock
Son Myron
R. S. Johnston
Emma Bell Steiner
William Price
Ward
Winnie
Lilian
Thelma
Scott Smith
Wood Street
G.C. Ackley
Louis Niggel
Kentucky
C. H. McMillin
Grace
E. C. Robinson
Imperial Hotel in Petoskey Destroyed by Fire
The Imperial hotel in Petoskey Michigan valued at 120000 was burned to the ground before the summer season opening. Investigators search for the cause as the landmark lies in ruins.
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United Press
Petoskey
Mich
Imperial Hotel
Judge Arrested in Westmoreland Precinct Votes
A Westmoreland county mining district precinct judge is under arrest after a discrepancy in results. The official tallied 70 votes while only 33 ballots were cast, prompting an investigation into the precinct's conduct and record keeping.
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Westmoreland County
Moonlight Excursion to Conneaut Lake
The Pennsylvania Lines run a Thursday night moonlight trip to Conneaut Lake on June 18. The train departs New Castle at 5 30 P M and invites riders to tell friends.
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Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Lines
New Castle
Water Analysis in New Castle Reveals Bacteria Levels
State health department labs analyzed water from eight sources for domestic use. Typhoid bacilli appeared in small amounts in some samples but not enough to endanger health. Boiling is advised for drinking in several cases.
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State Health Department
Philadelphia
McCandless
Croton School
Fight on over anti injunction plank in party platform
Long report details labor plank demands including eight hour work for federal and contracted workers, federal liability and suffrage measures, a department of labor, a mining bureau, and postal savings banks. Gompers defends unions against attacks while financiers push to soften anti injunction stance.
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Republican Party
Congress
Department of Labor
Federal Bureau of Mines and Mining
United
Gompers
Annex Hotel
Conservator of
American Labor Movement
America
Emory
H. M. Farrell
Joseph Simmonds
Rabbi Schanfarber
E. H. Garey
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Glover
Riggs National Bank of Washington
New Castle Delegation Attends Grove City Armory Cornerstone
New Castle was represented at the Grove City event marking the cornerstone of the new state armory. The ceremony, led by the Grand Lodge of Masons, featured Walter D. Clark delivering the address and a list of New Castle attendees including Gilbert M. Clark Will Buchanan J N Martin John S Wallace A W Urmson J Russell Urmson A L Thayer Dr E C McComb Frank Hoyt and Walter Harlan.
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New Castle
New State Armory
Grove City
Grand Lodge of Masons
Walter D. Clark
Gilbert M. Clark
Will Buchanan
J. N., Martin
John S. Wallace
A. W. Urmson
J. Russell Urmson
A. L. Thayer
E. C. McComb
Frank Hoyt
Walter Harlan
East Liverpool Elks Celebrate Tri State Outing
About 200 East Liverpool Elks joined 3,000 others from 18 towns in New Castle for a tristate gathering at the Neshannock area. East Liverpool’s ball team defeated the Nocks 9 to 4 in a stylish win.
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East Liverpool
Good Meeting at Nesh. Ave Tent
Rev. Andrew Johnson spoke on Seeking God at the Union Gospel tent on Neshannock avenue. The address impressed the audience and 15 altar seekers remained at the close of the Tuesday evening service.
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Andrew Johnson
Union Gospel
Neshannock Avenue
Central Christian Sunday School Triumph Over First Christian 8 to 1
The Central Christian church Sunday school team defeated the First Christian church team 8 to 1. Pitcher Ball struck out 14 and allowed only one hit.
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Central Christian Church
First Christian Church
Dancing in the Moonlight Moonlight excursion ad
A June 18 moonlight excursion from Pennsylvanian Lines offers a scenic ride to Conneaut Lake with its attractions described as at their best. The notice highlights a splendid time aboard the voyage.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Conneaut Lake
Indian Corn Flakes Prize Letter Contest
A call from the Indian Corn Flake Co inviting Ann Arbor graduates to spot an error on the package and write a brief letter on why Indian Corn Flakes are superior. Prizes include gold and cash for top letters, with entrants stating their school and submitting by June 25 to Battle Creek Michigan.
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Ann Arbor Ha
Ann Arbo
Prises
Indian Corn Flake CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Loans on Household Goods at Low Rates for All
This company offers loans from $10 on household goods piano or similar security at the lowest possible rates. They loan money to everybody and invite calls. The old fashioned costly features have been eliminated here.
Hidden Loan Pitch Promises Privacy and Flexible Installments
An advertisement promotes a loan with no endorsements or publicity. It guarantees secrecy even from family and offers small, flexible payments whenever the borrower has spare money. The tone stresses privacy and convenience.
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Specia
Care News
Buffelmouth Rocks
S&s, E
Alborn
Cascade Roller Mills
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
MIS
Lowry Reunion
E. P. Dunlap
Siam
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Falkman
First
Second United Presbyterian Churches
8. M. Elliott
J. C. Alton
D. M. McCleland
W. M. Barr
R M. Russell
Nettie Alexander
Hazel Bennett
May McKelvey
W. H. Martin
R. W. Thompson
Adamsville
J. M. White
Florence
Mrs. Dunlap
Connecticut
E. W. Allison
Denver
Col
Ushi
Phillips’ Spring
C. ¢. Falls
C. c
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South Cochran Alley
C. Diamond
West Side
Paul Morton
James J. Hill
National Committee
E. H. Hirriman
Wade Ellis
Taft
Philippines
Cuba
T. A. Emory
National Manufacturers Association
Hopkins
House of Representatives
Littlefield
Maine
Liverpool
Nesh. Ave
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Bell Phone
Washington and Jefferson Sts
Eagle Paints
H.R. Huston E. Long
Wianent
Union
NEW Leslie
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
PENNA
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
Cash and Exchange
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