Taxing New Castle Street Railway Contested by City Council
The New Castle tax committee weighs demand terms for the New Castle and Youngstown street railway as city solicitor James A. Gardner advises consent can be conditioned. He cites Allegheny city v Millville and proposes a future tax on gross or net earnings or dividends with a safe ordinance framework. Discussions favor an annual per foot levy within city limits due to cross state operation and uncollected fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Youngstown
James A. Gardner
Select Council
Tax Committee of Councils
City of New Castle
Pennsylvania
City of
Supreme Court
Allegheny City
Millville, Etna & Sharpsville Street Railway Company
Pa. St
Allegheny
City of Allegheny
Jas. A. Gardner
Wala City
Porter
City Depository Named Final and First Contract Stands
A local governing body confirms the city depository designation and approves the initial contract. Officials say the move stabilizes public funds and sets a precedent for future financial work.
City Funds Deposits Bid Sparks New Castle Debate
The Lawrence Trust company won a city deposits bid offering 1.5 percent on daily balances over 30000, a first for New Castle. The First National bank countered with 1.75 percent with no minimum, but the council rejected it, backing the Lawrence Trust bid as the source of city revenue. The auditor's report was accepted, and warrants were issued to Controller Westlake. The list of new year officials includes J D F Newell and others. street and sewer bids were reviewed. Health data for last month shows 36 deaths and multiple fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Trust Company
New Castle
New Lawrence Trust Company
Trust Company
First National Bank
Mr. Miller
Westlake
Board of Revision
J. D. F. Newell
C. C. Dickson
John H. Preston
J. J. Dean
W. W. Hichbaum
J. H. Miller
James A. Gardner
Pennsylvania
Erie
Gardner
Chestnut Street
W. H. Mitchell
Sewer Committee
Fire Department
Fire Committee
Moody
Delaware
Wilmington
M. KE. Cook
DeWitts Little Early Risers Advertised In Local Pharmacies
An advertisement urges use of DeWitts Little Early Risers for bowel regulation linking neglect to danger and death. It lists Palsley Pharmacy Watton Pharmacy Fred Hyde Seventh Ward Central Drug Store and Long Avenue as outlets. A separate note says a tax matter will return to the tax committee for recommendations on handling the referred tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Palsley Pharmacy
Watton Pharmacy
Fred Hyde
Seventh Ward
Central Drug Store
Long Avenue
City council rejects $200 per month auctioneering tax proposal
The council defeated two ordinances aiming to tax established auctioneers at 200 dollars monthly and to tax transient merchants. the vote ended 2 in favor and 4 against. The group also discussed a street railway right of way and a local sewer project pending final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Davis
R. K. Aiken
Williams
Messrs
Williams Raney
Dean
Hartman and Porter
Common Council
New Castle and
Youngstown
Miller
Jessrs
Carlisle
Baldwin
Utton
Eichbaum
McKissick
Brown
Glass
Smith
Thomas
George
Wallace
Ewing
Smnerstor Street
Allen Street
Johnston Avenue
Fourth Ward
George, McKissick
Sutton
Thomas and
Hwichbaum
James A. Gardner
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Constipation Relief
An older advertorial notes a tired nervous man cannot compete with a healthy rival and promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills for constipation, naming Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Fred Hyde Central Drug Store and Long Avenue as places to obtain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Paisley Pharmacy
Hutton Pharmacy
Fred Hyde
Seventh Ward
Central Drug Store
Long Avenue
Fifth Ward Retail Grocers Picnic Plans
The Retail Grocers Protective Association schedules a July 25 Cascade Park picnic. Committees must report at Wednesday's meeting at Harry Davidson's South Mill Street. Calvin Smith has a new baseball outfit to be tested. a full turnout is urged.
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Cascade Park
Dog Attack Leaves Clerk Bitten On Waldo Street
Llewellyn Williams a clerk for D. W. Thomas of East Long avenue was severely bitten on the thigh by a vicious dog on Waldo street. Doctors Evans and Williams treated and dressed the wound Monday afternoon.
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Llewellyn Williams
D. W. Thomas
East Long Avenue
Waldo Street
Drs. Evans
Williams
Epworth League to Stage Literary Musical Night at Grace M E
Grace M E church hosts a literary and musical program this Tuesday evening by the Epworth League. A grand time is anticipated with a fine program. Misses Gertrude and Anna Morgan, from South Mill Street, visited Youngstown with their brother William L. Morgan.
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Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church
Isaacs Recovers From Malaria Returns to Work at Greer Mill
W. J. Isaacs of Bleakley avenue, ill for a few days after returning from Milwaukee, is much better from malaria and began work again at the Greer mill on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Isaacs
Bleakley Avenue
Milwaukee
Greer Mill
Shotgun on Display for July Cascade Grounds Contest
S S Agnew of Moravia Street shows a $100 Parker shotgun in his drug store window. The weapon will be battled for in July at the Cascade grounds by the club.
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S. S. Agnew
Moravia Street
Cascade Grounds
Residents Store Goods as Families Plan Long Trip
Edward Evans and David Jones were storing their household goods on East Long avenue Monday while their families return from Wales. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Clark of Pennsylvania avenue left for Neligh Nebraska for a month to visit Mrs. Clark's sister, 150 miles west of Omaha.
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Edward Evans
David Jones
East Long Avenue
Wales
Mahlon Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue
Neleigh, Neb
Omaha
S. H. Caldwell
Terrace Avenue
Pittsburg
Boyd-Caldwell
Mrs John’s Pleasant Pittsburg Visit Ends Week
Mrs John, dean of Clearview Avenue, returned home Monday from Pittsburg after a week enjoying visits with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Clearview Avenue
Pittsburg
Letter Finds William Bond Safe Arrival in Granite City
William Bond of Scioto Street reports a safe arrival in Granite City Illinois where he has secured employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bond
Scioto Street
Granite City, Ill
Local notes from Sharon area town life
E H Sloan of Pulaski visits friends in Sharon. Several births and illnesses are reported including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Ryan and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas. Mrs Samuel Anderson is ill with gastritis. Social events include a Jackson cracker display and a Primitive Methodist Sunday school picnic at Conneaut Lake on Friday July 12.
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William Ryan
Terrace Avenue
Richard Thomas
Lyndal Street
Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Conneaut Lake
Local residents and visitors around South Jefferson area
Miss Helen Dennis leaves Hamilton street for Canal Dover for a week or two visit. Miss Annie Morgan returns from a short visit with friends in Youngstown. Arthur Braden, Hiram College student, home for summer vacation. William Thomas of East Long Avenue moves his family to Sharon. Miss Blanch Thompson visits Olive Mackey near Skuse Point. Dodds siblings return from Prospect Butler County. Milo Cochran opens jewelry shop at 604 Moravia Street with engraving and repairs. Umbrella covers in stock. Glasses available.
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Helen Dennis
Hamilton Street
Canal Dover
Annie Morgan
South Min Street
Youngstown
Arthur Braden
Hiram College
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Thomas
East Long Avenue
Sharon
Clarance
Nathaniel Dodds
West Long Avenue
Prospect
Butler County
Milo Cochran
Fifth Ward
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
Cochran
Water Company Extends Free Utility Sample Promotion
The Water company continues its liberal offer until July 1 1901 giving away free stop boxes rods and curb cocks to prospective consumers. Take advantage and pipe city water in before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Company
Eity Water
Ready for emergencies savings offer from Prudential Trust Co
Public notice invites deposits at Prudential Trust Company Pittsburg Pennsylvania on Penn and Center avenues. It advertises 4 percent interest and the ability to draw up to 50 dollars without notice, with mail deposits of one dollar at a time and a free savings book for new depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Trust Company
Penn and Center Avenues
Pittsburg
Bucklen's Amica Salve touted for wounds and pain
Advertising copy claims Bucklen's Amica Salve cures cuts sprains bruises and is a cyclist friend. It heals chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles with a guarantees of cure at 25 cents sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Amica
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Select Favor
Indiia
Lin
South New Castle
Musical Entertainment
Gertrude and
Anna Morgan
South Mill Street
William L. Morgan
Youngstown, Co
E. H. Sloan, M. D
Pulaski
William John
Samuel Anderson
Jackson
Simon Blau
Most Long Avenue
James Goodhead
Hughes Hotel
Beaver Falls
R. Clark
Walnut Street
East
Liverpool
S. C. Stewart
City
Fall Tract
Wilson Avenue
Ethyl
B. S. Morgan
Frances Robinson
Joshua Samuels
Samuel Warner
South Jefferson Street
Blanch
J. B. Thompson
Olive Mackey
Sktuse Point
Pittsburg, Pa
L. M. Buchanan
East Long Ave
Pittsburg Clothing
Washington SI
Limoge
China
la Belle
France
Citizens
Bell
Sun Burne
Aguie
En Hat
Eee aLine
Hick
E. H. Conway & CO
St. Cloud Hotel
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