Opinion in Hotel Leslie rent case under bankruptcy
Referee E M Underwood ruled for the hotel owners on back rent totaling 2289 dollars due in March 1912 and rent at 350 dollars monthly from January 1913 until Trustee C W Fenton sold the goods. Creditors opposed back rent and Peterson-Stevenson Kepler’s 500 dollar monthly claim since bankruptcy filing. Original lease set 500 dollars monthly if paid by the 15th. rent reduced after license was refused. After claims are paid, little remains for other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Underwood
Stevenson and
Kepler
Charles B Deshon
Leslie
Trent
C. W. Fenton
Stevenson
Carnegie Co Playground Open Today
The Carnegie company unveils a fully equipped playground in the heart of the city with a merry go round toboggans see-saws rings swings and a sand filled area. The ground will be open all summer 9 12 am 1 5 pm 6 8 30 pm for employees and public with restrictions if crowding occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsuff
Progressive Medicine and Modern Equipment Ad by German American Doctors
The German American Doctors promote progressive medicine with modern equipment and long experience. They claim scientific treatment, no mass grown theories, and focus on curable chronic diseases of men and women. Free examination and consultation offered with special hours for women and evening slots.
Night Call Window for Men Office Hours
If you cannot call during the day, you may call at night from 6:30 to 8:30. The instruction emphasizes flexible hours and directs men to use the evening window for contact.
German American Doctors Office Ad Nearby Post Office
A medical office run by German American doctors is listed at 29 North Street opposite the Post Office in New Castle Pennsylvania. The ad highlights available medical services in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North St
Post Office
New Castle
Local residents return from travels and visits
Personal mentions list residents returning from Canton Pittsburg Lawrenceville and other towns. Several attend funerals or visits with relatives in Lincoln Avenue Winter Avenue and Wallace Avenue while others travel to Greenville Princeton Slippery Rock and Akron.
Taft interview proves massive hoax in Paris
Liberte retracted a sensational interview with a woman posing as Mrs. W H Taft. The hoax claimed strong anti suffrage views and praised President Wilson with suffragette aid. Both Tafts were actually in New Haven, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Liberte
W. H. Taft
United States
America
France
Wilson
Taft
New Haven
Conn
High School Fire Destroys North High Building
Fire in the North High School manual training department in Minneapolis caused total loss of 350000 dollars. Fireman Frank Kiniski was killed and seven others were badly hurt after being trapped by falling walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Manual Training Department
North High School
Frank Kiniski
Sunshine Kensington Club Meeting With Mrs Belle Miller
The Sunshine Kensington club will meet with Mrs Belle Miller at the corner of Grant and Green streets on Thursday afternoon. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington Club
Belle Miller
Grant and
Green Streets
10 Patrons of Union Card Meat Markets Rule
A policy applies to all meat markets displaying the Union Card. The rule takes effect Wednesday, June 18, and remains in force until further notice.
Advanced swimming class started at local Y M C A
Due to rapid progress in the swimming course an advanced group opens today under Secretary Carhart. It selects learners who have mastered several strokes and aims to produce skilled swimmers. Eight class sessions daily fatigue instructors as warm pool water persists. The free course ends Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhart
Deaths of the Day in Shenango and Nearby Towns
Samuel Miller Kennedy a Civil War veteran and longtime Lawrence County resident of Shenango township died at home. His funeral is set for Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Harmony Baptist cemetery. Lulu Cowden Taylor of Mahoning township died after a long illness aged 47. Her funeral Friday at 11 AM at the family home with interment in Mahoning cemetery. Mrs. Jordan, 69, living in the west, will be brought to Rich Hill for burial with arrangements to be announced for a Sunday interment at Rich Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Miller Kennedy
Lawrence County
Shenango Township
Slipperrock Township
William Kennedy
Elizabeth Stickle Kennedy
Fourteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Shenandoah
Fisher’s Hill
Kennedy
Greenwood M. BE. Church
J. B. Kennedy
John
Pulaski
Thomas F
Hugh W
Robert S
Pittsburg
Sidney McCay
Mercer County
Trumble County
M. C. Kennedy
William Funkhouser
Harmony Baptist Cemetery
Lulu Cowden Taylor
A. J. Taylor
Mahoning Township
New Bedford
Mahoning Church
Taylor
R. G. Cowden
Mahoning U. P. Church
Ethel
Dore
Stella
F. A. Montgomery
Lowellville
Ida
Alfred Ruby
Thomas McKee
Oak Grove Church
Mahoning
Rich Hill Church
Obituary of Fern Elizabeth Greer 16 in Quiet City Death
Fern Elizabeth Greer youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Josiah Greer of 5 Front street died after four months illness at 3 40 pm Tuesday June 17 aged 16 years 14 days She was a devout Christian and Grace Methodist Sunday school member Survived by parents nine siblings including W Scott and John F of San Diego and several local relatives Funeral at 2 30 pm Thursday at the family residence with interment at Greenwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Elizabeth Greer
Josiah Greer
Front Street
Grace Methodist Sunday School
W. Scott
John F
San Diego
Cal
Mary A. Burrows
Albert M
Pulaski Township
Fannie L. John
Kate McVean
Charles Fred
James Franklin
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral of William H. Vance At Family Home
The funeral was held at 101 Pine Street Tuesday at 2:30 PM with Rev. S. C. Gamble officiating. Casket flowers framed the service as many friends attended. burial followed at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers M. W. Leslie, William L. McConnell, J. M. McMillen, John H. Miller, O. H. P. Green and I. P. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Vance
Pine Street
Rev
S. C. Gamble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
M. W. Leslie
William L. McConnell
J. M. McMillen
John H. Miller
O. H. P. Green and
I. P. Dean
Elizabeth Jordan Dies at Manderson Home
Mrs Elizabeth Jordan wife of Henry Jordan died Tuesday night at 11 at her Manderson Wyoming residence She previously lived in Lawrence County and spent many years in the area She was born and raised in Washington Township near the old home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucy Russell
Charles W. Russell
U. S
Persia
Teheran
Russell
Shah of Persia
Elizabeth Jordan
Henry Jordan
Manderson
Wyo
Lawrence County
Washington Township
Funeral service for Mrs. William Parkes
The funeral was held Tuesday at 2:30 PM in the Hoover Heights tabernacle with many friends and relatives in attendance. Rev. Lindsey conducted the services. Interment followed in Savannah cemetery with pallbearers Harry Mack George Morgan Robert Walker Charles Gaston Albert Hill and Lewis Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkes
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Rev. Lindsey
Savannah
Harry Mack
George Morgan
Robert Walker
Charles Gaston
Albert Hill
Lewis Vogel
Funeral of Mrs Charles B Lowash at East Wallace Ave
The funeral for Mrs. Charles B Lowash of 145 East Wallace Avenue will be held at her residence Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Lowash
East
Wallace Avenue
Anniversary for J. A. Cooper at Edinboro Normal
Former Lawrence county alumni recall that 50 years have passed since Prof. J. A. Cooper took charge of Edinboro State Normal school. A semi centennial celebration is planned for June 2025 with a meeting at his home on July 24 inviting early faculty and long‑time students. 6000 students from 1861 to 1892 are asked to write him naming the most useful chapel lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Edinboro State
Freet Declares Separation From Ina M. Freet
Notice by Charles H. Freet stating he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Ina M. Freet starting June 18 1913. Includes an advertisement marker and the filing person’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina M. Freet
Charles H. Freet
Eckmans Alterative touted as home remedy for lung troubles
A historical testimonial promotes Eckmans Alterative for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung problems. The claimant, W M Tatem of Haddonfield New Jersey, credits the remedy with recovering from a lung illness after falling ill in fall 1905 and returning to work by January 1906. The note urges readers to request a recovery booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia and states the product is sold by major druggists.
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Belgnan
Atlantic Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
California
Eckman
W. M. Tatem
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Evans Taken to Dixmont Asylum After Court Guilty Plea
John Evans, found sane by a commission for Judge Porter, was taken to Dixmont asylum this morning by Sheriff Whaley. Evans had been arrested for attempting to burn a house near Wampum and, after pleading guilty, was declared mentally deficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Porter
Dix
Mont Asylum
Whaley
Evans
Wampum
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Leslie House
Carnegie CO
Police and Safety Departments
Carnegie Company
Gula Sankey Koonce
Allegheny General Hospital
Iiseases
Young Shah
Martin Gibons
North Mill Street
Canton
Julia Folly
Lincoln Avenue
Harold D. Stevenson
William Frantz
Winter Avenue
John Sower
Youngstown
Ellen Bower
George Montgomery
Plaingrove Township
Carroll
Cleveland
Charles Book
Mulberry Street
Jane Grey
William Vance
Paul Smith
Ricks
Taylorsville
Ill
James Euwer
New York
Ellen Euwer
Ruth McMasters
Jamestown
Cyrus Harper
Ernest Stitzinger
Lawrenceville
Princeton
Mabel Brierly
New Brighton
W. P. Felch
Florence Craig
Greenville
Minnie Gray
Warren, O
Florence
Helen Stroble
South Mill Street
Harry Eower
Garfield Avenue
L. A. Fisher
Leasure Avenue
Slippery Rock
Thomas Fisher Patton
H. E. Bleakley
Edward
R. B. Peebles
Bellevue
Park Hays
Arthur
Prospect
Hays
Margaret Sidmundson
Jack Powell
Croton Avenue
Akron
Barberton
D. 8S. Pyle
High School
BURNS
Sunshine Kensington
Ant Sen Aviomady Union Market
Sorin Amelia AF
Mr. Vance
Fide
Dickson & Coq
Dollar Savings Association
Neshannock Avenue
Mrs. Parkes
J. A. Cooper
East North St
Dunn & Rice Co
Union
Bell
Dixmont
C. W. Cook
New Castle, Pa
The
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
E.m.standley
Gen Agt
Beaver
Uncle Sam
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