Annual Statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures
Lawrence County Pennsylvania reports its annual receipts and expenditures for the year ending January 6 1908. The document lists balances from prior year, tax collections, state and county taxes, land and property redemptions, various county expenses including hospitals, schools, and public works, plus miscellaneous items and the year end total. It also details accounts due from and to various towns and institutions, including Polk and Warren hospitals, Dixmont hospital, and other county offices and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Lawrencs
Hunters Weenee
Tex
Hyde
H. Co
Raney
Strey Doo
Commonwealth
C.H. Andrews
Bryant & Bigley
Cafayette Batdwin
Treas. Com
Ceenreedens Eeeees
Bounty County Commisionere
A. Medillin
Washington Birest
CHET
Wiampui
Sewes
John G. McCormhcy
Wallace Mill
Ty Weat Wurtemburg
John G. McConahy
Wille Ray
Wurtumburg
Aess
John F. Pitts
John W. Waddington
Sherif
County of Law Anon
Edwin Lb
Ayers
Caen
D. & P. Tel Co
Common Pleas
Ange
Atorusy
Aundring
Pulaskd Fair Association
Pennsylvania Industrial Efor Immaloty Panes Ee
Pennsylvania Reform School
OT Ou Peseeseeee Oy School Directors’ Association State Institution For
State Hospital For
Insana
Stray Horse State Association
Commissioners
Beere
Tipetaves
David Barnett
W. Cox
Rock
Warren Hospital
S.sa
Shenango
Polk How
Union Township
Dixeyeny
Loapstal
Ois
Polk Hospital
Pulaski Township
Band County Fund
Gibson
Wm_ L
McConnell
Joseph Wilkison
John W, Waddington
John F. Pitta
Lawrence
Eudit
E. J. Kemm
WM. M'Cune
Samps Elder
County Auditors
Local News From Edenburg and Nearby
Edenburg notes list visitors from New Castle Ravenna and Mahoningtown. Local residents like Marlon Sipes and Charles McGuiray visit relatives, while church events and small gatherings are announced.
Harbor News and Social Roundup
Harbor residents hosted visitors from New Castle including William Sproit Arnand Ed and Rev Mulholland who preached at Harbor church. Ruth Christy stayed with relatives as funeral services for Samuel Cox were held at Energy. A Harbor Sunday school convention is planned in Pulaski and the Junior society will entertain at the church Friday June 26. Sara Wallace visited family in Youngstown and Mrs William McGraw and Miss Ha-rel Eekets returned from there.
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Christian Church
Messia
John McGuire
John Reblossn O
Mahoningtown
James McCreary
Massillon
Questa
Mary McCurdy
George Kreppa
Buterville
Gordon Paden
McCullough
Oliva Rach
Youngstown
Charles McGuiray
Joseph Walters
Wilms
Lyla Betzat
Mra
Delight
North Beaver Township
Marlon Sipes
C. R Bennett
New Middletown
Et McClelland
Weatfield
Martha. Rankin
Hickmans
Mich
T. Robinson
Minkes
Margaret
Rachel Needler
New Castle
Wiliam Sproit
Arnand
Mulholland
Harbor Church
West New Castle
Ruth Christy
Ban
New Lake Railroad Will Be Completed
New Castle employees of the New York Central railroad are excited by a proposed line linking Pittsburgh with Lorain and a direct Pittsburgh to Cleveland route via the Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad. Vanderbilt interests vied for routes, with Pennsylvanian and Lake Shore backing a Lorain connection. Pass policy tightened by the Interstate Commerce Commission could affect passes and records. Local mills and furnaces, including Sharon and Sharpsville, anticipate resumed operations boosting regional employment and tonnage. A new freight depot was awarded at Sterling, Ohio, with more depots under consideration.
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New Castle
New York Central Railroad
Pittsburg
Lorain
Vanderblit
Lake Erie
Vanderbilt
Jake Dele
Youngstown
Cleveland
New York Central
Erie Railroad
Wabash
Joseph Ramsey
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee
Erie and
Ashtabula
Sharon
Sharpsville
Carnegie Steel
West Middlesex
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sterling, O
Baltimore
Pittsburg man in Youngstown prison suicide attempt
Wil iam Tuxon of Pittsburg, thirty, used a broken glass to slash his wrists and slit his throat in a delirious episode at Youngstown prison. Other inmates raised the alarm as guards and Dr. C. M. Rice rushed him to City hospital where doctors fear for his life.
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Wiliam Tuxon
Pittsburg
Auttelde
Youngstown
Dixon
Ance
C. M. Kiyce
Court appoints W W Stevenson as assignee
A court appointed W W Stevenson yesterday afternoon as assignee for the law firm Alley Wilder Jay company. Stevenson will begin work immediately on the new duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevenson
Jeourt
Anlargues
Alley, Wilder,Jay Company
Stevenson
Constitutional changes the next legislature to pass upon
The state debates three constitutional resolutions with far reaching changes. Proposals include consolidating Philadelphia and Allegheny courts into one per county and creating a separate criminal court in Philadelphia. Other measures raise municipal debt limits, adjust term lengths for state and local officers, and remove the February election. If approved, terms extend, primaries shrink, and personal registration changes occur.
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Capitol Hill
Atata Jawa
Thorn
State Department
Allegheny
Philadelphia
General ‘Assembly
Jspring
Loto
Schovl
Legislaturs
Bessemer Beats Lowellville In Friday Baseball Clash
In a yardlong park contest Bessemer defeated Lowellville 7 to 6. Koskla and Johnson starred for Bessemer while Cunningham Shultz and Thompson led Lowellville. Community members visit relatives in New Castle Youngstown and Moravia as weekend activity surrounding the game is noted. An ice cream and strawberry festival is planned for Friday evening in the Park woods to support the Bessemer baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenole Nord
New Castle
Hilda Olson
Youngstown
John Kerr
Eile
Lydia Carl
Cliva Nord
Lowellville
Rydan
Ashtabula
O. Is
Bernard Nord
C. C. Nord
Rueble
Conrad "Rueble
New Middletown
Elroor Manewall
Hester Ang Ann Kermit
Bill
Bessemer
Koskla and
Johnson
Cunningham, Shultz and
Thompson
Spanish War Vets Plan Reunion Meeting
Members of Company 3B, Lath Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Spanish war veterans, are asked to meet at the home of A Marlin Graham next Saturday evening to discuss plans for the annual reunion and related activities.
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Pennsylvania
A. Marlin Qoraham
Gold Pieces Given Away to School Children
A misread reading matter on Indian Corn Flakes prompts a pupil from Ann Arbor to craft a short essay praising the cereal. Contest offers cash prizes to writers, with rules on length, school affiliation, and a June deadline.
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Ann Arbor
Torgether
Splake CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Toorop Bat B and B Art Brass Gift Pieces
Toorop Tene FTE B&B offers an extensive brass gift assortment including hammered and cast brass pieces. Jardinieres, tea cups, umbrella stands, candle sticks with glass globes, wall plaques, cast brass candle bricks, fern pots, and art pottery. Recently enlarged with new imports of Wasen Bowls Plates and hand painted Chinese glassware.
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Treas. Cou
Tres. Com
Balance Due County
Badite
Allagheny Co
Maridah Union Tel Co
Clyde Gibson
Witd Rmorder
Pratho- Dombty
Veridatorene
Chambers
McCune
Samea Elder
Bridger
Warratts
Edwin L. Ayers
Lees Cveesevieee
John W. Wad Dowton
City of
W. W. Cubbison
Mayne
Alderman W
Morrison
Aederman
H. P. Green
Coastus B. Hooney
T. P. Williams
P.s
Western Penitentiary
Western Penna Hospital
Fier
Atmetrons Baldwin
Ralphaveni Tare Aks
Beaver Ny
Cooka Crossing
Val
Coverte Mitla
Eckarts Edenburg Nie Vrs
Eiliots Mille
Edlwoot As Ve
Fisher Mills
Gilmore Creamery
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Hersts Ford - On
Hickory Creek
Hinkaon
Kerri
Aneates
Hutchison
Jamison
Jefferson Mayest
Junction Ann Berisse
ARS Mahonington
Martina
Ford Oe
Moravia
T. Jac “ Tae
McClure
McCracken Ea Nee Ee
Nashua
Tee Che
Neal
Enon O
Edenburg
L. H. Hoover
Belle Shaffer
Lafayette Kerr
J. C. Myens
Bie
Beaver Falls
Nttea
Carl Mitcheltres
Ravenon
D. Stamey
New Cattis
Paul Raub
New Middle
Daisy Gadigardt
R. Ben
Georgia Myers
Hilleville
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Mrs. D. FP. Needler
Furnitura
Frew Furniture Co
New Lake
Mailroad
Bio
Erb
Herbert W. French
Weatsie
Lake Erten
Freeh
Tt3
Newas- He
Nles
Sremoad
H.W. Wieck
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West
Riker
Whitsut Junction
Yougsh Dlylatua
RatRoas
Vv. Priver
P_ L
G. H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Grand Jury
waicAcan
G. F. King
C M. Shea
Raina
H. Walters
Kline
Sen
Flagman Ward
Paris
John Edwards
Baltimore & Ohie
Res
Fingineer Persine
M Short
Norman Hatley
Howsed Elson
Wampum
Jacob Dindinger
N. Castle
B. B. Locke
E. B. Locke
B. Locke
Ellwood City
Jacob Bain
Enon Valley
R. Anderson
Castle
Christ Hoover
Jacob Diedinger
Big Beaver Tp
W. T. Jenking
Little Beaver
W. A. McKean
North Beaver
D. E. Guinn
Souaty
Big Beaver
North Beaver Top
Mahonloy
Simpery Rock Ta. T
Booth
Taylor
Union Trp
Wayne
Wilmington Twiner
Washington
Alwaya
Dingglets
Toorop
Wallace
Mno. C. Wallace
Washington St
Kealy Shu
Panne
Dan
Bella
Druaglsts
New Usade
Pateley's
Croton
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