Today's N. S. Schedule Matches Key Interleague Games
Pittsburg visits New York Chicago goes to Boston Cincinnati plays Brooklyn St Louis travels to Philadelphia in a full day of league action featuring rival matchups and travel notes.
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St. Louis
Berton
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pet
Pittsburg Bhs
St. Louis Eer
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Weber
Ate
Cleveland
Rene
Milwaukee Er
Scores from American Games Yesterday
Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 3 while Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 Baltimore won over Milwaukee 11 to 4 Detroit topped Washington 10 to 6
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Washington
Local NBA Tonight Matchups Across Six Cities
Milwaukee visits Baltimore while Chicago meets Boston and Detroit travels to Washington. Cleveland hosts Philadelphia in a trio of early season games, shaping standings and regional rivalries.
Understanding the Curve Ball in Baseball Pitching
Sam Jucever explains that while curve balls captivate fans, true success hinges on control and exploiting batters’ weaknesses. He notes mechanics are similar across pitchers, but efficiency and placement determine impact, with lefties often throwing broader curves but risking control and bad innings.
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Sam Jucever
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Help for Kidney Troubles
Mrs Richard E Stokes of 516 Mora via Street reports her husband improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Hutton's drug store. The testimonial claims five years of kidney disorder and failed remedies were cured after three boxes. Price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Richard E. Stokes
Moravia Street
Stokes
Dean
Hutton’s
McKinley & Haley
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Drop Ball Pitch Description In Baseball
The excerpt explains grip and delivery for the drop ball. It details holding the ball with thumb index and middle fingers, letting the out-curve slide over the index finger, and a side-arm release. The drop ball is thrown over the index finger with a full arm motion and wrist snap, often mixed with the out-curve and demanding the most arm effort.
Ganzel brothers in major league baseball history
John H Ganzel is described as a first baseman of the New York club with a baseball family background. His brother Charles gained national notice as a catcher for Detroit and Boston. The piece traces Ganzel’s 1900 trade from Kansas City to Chicago, his later exchanges and how he prospered with the Giants, noting his strong throwing while his batting is weaker and his pinch hitting skill valuable.
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St. Louis Sporting News
John Ganzel
New Castle
John H. Ganzel
New York
Charles
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Everitt
Phyle
Washington
Ganzel
Garvin
Strang
Jack Doyle
Milwaukee
Giants
Baseball Nostalgia and Local Notes from the Seventh Ward
Remembrances place Jack Pickett of the Orioles around 1890 to 1891 as head of a Chicago bat factory. The piece covers bat design trends, league leaders, and a Cincinnati era scandal involving William Craver. It also reports on a Seventh Ward festival for the Disciples Mission and a string of local notices about residents' illnesses and visits.
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Jack Pickett
Orioles
Pickett
Chicago
Louisville
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Jacksonville June 1901
In Jacksonville on June 17 1901 residents and visitors were noted in a string of social visits. George Searing of Slippery Rock and Mrs John Keck entertained and hosted relatives, with Dr Shoaff and wife visiting Grove City, and Ralph Humphrey visiting grandparents A Allison and Mrs Allison. John McKee of New Castle visited Homer Gardner, Laura Humphrey traveled to Ford City to see Rev James Humphrey, and John Allson planned Ohio study. Several others hosted relatives and attended events, while Albert Shields suffered a fractured collar bone playing ball and was treated by Dr Shoaff.
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Dr. Shoaff
Grove City
Ralph Humphrey
Harrisville
A. Allison
John McKee
New Castle
Homer Gardner
Laura Humphrey
Ford City
James Humphrey
John Allson
Ohio
0. S. Miles
Tionesta
Charles Eppinger
W. F. Gardner
Emma Hawn
Pittsburg
Frank Hawn
Mercer
J. B. Pisor
Albert Shields
Shoaff
Nellie McDonald
Sappery Rock
Rochester
Maude Taylor
W. N. Gardner
Grace Gardner
Zion Sabbath School
Beaver Baptist Sabbath School
Harmony S Baptist Church
G. W. Fisher
Frank Patterson
Florence Cleland
Daisy Studebaker
Margaret Englsh
Mary Latham
BBC
Dr. Chase
Thad
Pan-American Excursion Rates Announced by P L E R R
Beginning June 1 the P and L E railroad offers daily excursion tickets to Buffalo with season tickets at 8 75 and 31 day tickets at 7 30 and 10 day tickets at 6 45 A special Tuesday coach ticket priced 4 30 excludes Pullman cars and applies to train No 17 leaving New Castle 7 50 am and returning from Buffalo by midnight Thursday after sale date
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Buffalo
Pullman
New Castle
Pitts’ Rg
Payette
P City & B'lum
Pittsburg Flyer
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Fails
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Cambr
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Pittsburg Pan- American
Cincinnati
Chicago
Eric & Bufta
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Rg & Fayette City
Pittsb'y & Baiti
Cleve
Detroit
Chicago Mail
Buffalo Pan- American Sex
Cleveland — Express
Youngstown
Cleveland
J, Phillips
Union Station
J.B. Yohe
L. A. Robison
Gp&taa
The Last Week of Our 9.90 Suit Sale at Union Clothing
A brief notice touts the last week of a 9.90 suit sale at Union Clothing Co with a five dollar saving this week. An accompanying testimonial praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and breakfast tolerance. Names include Pitts of Arlington and several local pharmacies and drug stores.
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260Th Union Clothing CO
Advertised Letters at New Castle Post Office 1901 List
The New Castle Pennsylvania post office advertises remaining uncalled letters as of May 27 1901. Women’s list includes Mrs J A Barber Miss May Keane and others on Division Street. Men’s list covers numerous residents with addresses in Morris Moravia streets and more. Mahoningtown Station adds Glover Gened Stearns. Postmaster Brown notes one cent fee for advertised letters.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Sarah Glover
C. J. Gened
Louis Stearns
John B. Brown
Krause Cold Cure Claims Quick Cold Relief
Krause's Cold Cure promises to break up a cold in 24 hours without interrupting work and to prevent colds if taken at first symptoms. Sold by all druggists for 25e.
Suit Sale Window Display Promises $9.90 Deals
The Union Clothing Co advertises a week long sale with every suit priced at $9.90. The notice emphasizes the window display and urges customers to see the selection in store.
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Union Clothing CO
Local notes from June events around New Castle and Slippery Rock
Miss Lillie Hogue visited her aunt while Sampson McQuiston and J. S. Bowden built and visited family homes. Henry Booher and J. P. Henricks undertook local work, Cora Newton attended a M E picnic at Conneaut Lake, and Emma VanGorder bought a jester piano from a Pittsburg firm. An ice cream and strawberry festival is planned at Slippery Rock parsonage June 19. A nitroglycerin explosion on the James Vangarder farm led to cleanup and testing of the oil well. A sale competition between Hench Dromgold and Krans cultivators occurred at Albert Houk’s, with orders taken by J. H. Boyd and L. M. Mershimer.
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J. S. Bowden
New Castle
Henry Booher
J. P. Henricks
Fred Weingartner
Cora Newton
M. E
Conneaut Lake
Emma VanGorder
Pittsburg
S. D. Hogue
Hench & Dromgold
Albert Houk
J. H. Boyd
L. M. Mershimer
Elisha Houk
A. A. Newton
Wm. Houk
Oscar Houk
William Tilla
J. C. Houk
E. L. Houk
William Gregor
J. B. Houk
Andy Newton
Moravia Social Roundup Includes Visits and Festival
Seventh ward visitor E C Duff stopped by Saturday. Harry McCown visited friends here. Grace Leslie went to Mt Jackson on business. Matilda Morrow visited New Castle Friday. Mr and Mrs James McConahy joined daughter Mrs Eckiles in Harbor Bridge Sabbath. W A Leslie of New Castle visited his parents. Mr Craig’s social drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Strawberry and ice cream festival at the new Methodist church set for Saturday evening June 23. Mrs Hugh McCready and Nettie of East Palestine Ohio visited the Paden family last week.
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E. C. Duff
Seventh Ward
Harry McCown
Grace Leslie
Mt. Jackson
Matilda Morrow
New Castle
James McConahy
Eckiles
Harbor Bridge
W. A.leslie
R. M. Leslie
Craig
Wm. Allen
Jas. Hunt
Jas. Ray
Hugh Braham
Mercer
State Street
U. P
Rose Boyd
John Gearing
Hen Spear’s
Belle Boyd
Neshannock U. P
Pleasant Valley Social Notes June 1901
Pleasant Valley diary items list visits and calls from June 1901. Mrs. W A Harlan improving slowly. Wm Cotton at Ellwood City. Karl Kildoo visited Rot Energy. J C Taylor and Water Dell relatives at Sabbath. Josiah Braden and Edna at New Castle. Thos Glasser and family at New Castle. R C Shoemaker Hazel Dell with Braden family. C F E Glasser Kenneth Young visited Braden family.
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Wm. Cotton
Ellwood City
Karl Kildoo
Rot
Energy
J. C. Taylor
Water Dell
Josiah Braden
Edna
New Castle
Thos. Glasser
Friends of the Valley
R. C. Shoemaker
Hazel Dell
J. Lu. Braden Sabbath
Witch Hazel Salve touted as cure for skin troubles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a quick cure for eczema saltrheum tetter chafing ivy poisoning and all skin tortures. The notice lists Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Fred Hyde Seventh ward Central Drug Store Long Avenue as sellers.
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Pitts
Arlington
Texas
Paisley Pharmacy
Hutton Pharmacy
Fred C. Hyde
Seventh Ward
Central Drug Store
Long Avenue
DeWitt
Fred Hyde
Central Drug
Stor Long Avenue
Local Notices From RiCaslin Della Wallace Ill
RiCaslin reports Della Wallace seriously ill. Wm. Allen spent Sunday with parents in New Castle. Nearby residents attend church and school plans are noted. numerosos brief social items include visits, guests, and upcoming events at local churches and families across New Castle Mercer and Mahoningtown areas.
North Liberty local notes and community updates
Slippery rock commencement mentioned. Edward Uber buys a new bicycle. The strawberry crop is immense and fruit prospects look strong. The tender corn shoots appear above ground. Miss Liza Dillinger is among local afflicted. Mrs. Offutt visiting New Castle friends. Weather warm and calm last week. H M Young ill with typhoid fever. William Gough paints residence. Daniel Uber roofs house. John Totten seen on streets. Rev Vanleman of Grove City preached here on the 9th. Maud and Della Glenn visited Mercer. Services held last Sabbath at Camp 1 by George Stewart. School board plans a new brick school house in No 5 district. Flora Moore and Charlotte Dight attended missionary convention at Evans City. Mrs Luella Cooper teaching a summer music class. students Annie Buchanan Bertha Thompson Edna Uber Harriet Curry.
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Liza Dillinger
Offutt
New Castle
H. M. Young
William Gough
Daniel Uber
John Totten
Washington Township
Vanleman
Grove City
Maud
Della Glenn
Mercer
Flora Moore
Charlotte Dight
Evans City
Luella Cooper
Annie Buchanan
Bertha Thompson
Edna Uber
Harriet Curry
Princeton items and regional visits noted
Charles Houk visited for business while Otto Weighman and John Bowers spent time with family in Ellwood City. Carl Houk and Mrs. Nora Bagley with a Missouri visit extended to Mahoningtown. A boy on Wm. Boston farm near Mr. Black was bitten by a ferocious dog. five stitches were needed and Dr. Sutton expects a full recovery.
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Charles Houk
Otto Weighman
Ellwood City
John Bowers
Carl Houk
Mahoningtown
R. C. Copper
Nora Bagley
Misouri
Michael Stickle
Mr. Black
Boston
Jack
Kidney Cure Ends Years of Troubles, Decatur Man Says
William Woodard of Decatur Georgia writes that Foley's Kidney Cure cured years of kidney disease using four one dollar bottles. He recommends it to others with kidney trouble. Local pharmacies mentioned include Paighy's Pharmacy on Washington Street and Hutton's Pharmacy at Pittsburg and Main Streets.
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William Woodard
Decatur
Foley
Tpaighy
Washington Street
Palsier
Seventh Ward
Hutton
Pittsburg
Main Streets
Community Notes From June 17 1801 Near Princeton
Local visitors include Isaac and Julia Harlan near Princeton and Miss Bennett of New Castle calling in the area. The Epworth League hosts an ice cream and berry festival June 25 on the church lawn. Preaching at the M E church next Sabbath at 10 45 am. The W C T U plans its monthly meeting June 27 at 2 30 pm.
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Isaac
Julia Harlan
Princeton
Miss Bennett
New Caste
Bert McClelland
New Castle
Presbyterian Sabbath
Clara Glass
Near East Brook
Catharine Burnside
M. E
Parsons
Epworth Church
Epworth League
M. FE
Clark Copper
Local Socials and Church Events in Pulaski and Nearby Towns
Rena Terrill visited New Castle on Tuesday. Frances Ferrer was a New Castle visitor Saturday. S. M. Porter and daughter Bessie toured Sharon Monday. J. W. Smith spent a week in New Castle visiting daughter Mrs. J. B. Black. Wm. Riblet and spouse from New Castle enjoyed a town visit over Sunday. Rhoda Clark attended Jamestown Pennsylvania funeral of her uncle Weaver Clark. Junior Epworth League held first social in the band room. Presbyterian church hosted children for a Sunday service led by Rev. Shultz. The Y met in the M. I. church Monday. officers elected: President Olive Smith, Recording Secretary Will Cover, Corresponding Secretary Rena Terrill, Treasurer Lois Clark.
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Rena Terrill
New Castle
Frances Ferrer
S. M. Porter
Bessie
Sharon
J. W. Smith
J. B. Black
Wm. Riblet
Rhoda Clark
Weaver Clark
Jamestown
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Shultz
M. I
Olive Smith
Will Cover
Lois Clark
East Brook News Briefs and Community Notes
Frank Chambers visits East Brook for a birth announcement to Mr and Mrs John A Stankard a daughter. Annie Reed graduates in music at Westminster College. An ice cream supper is planned for Friday. Alford Dingmore and Charles M Creary serve as jurymen in New Castle. Proposes converting the old graded school into a town hall for lectures entertainments and festivals with minor remodeling needed.
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John A. Stankard
Annie Reed
Westminster College
Alford Dingmore
Charles McReary
New Castle
Han Ig
Local Notes From Lillyville and Nearby Areas
June records show visits by Mr. and Mrs. L W Drushell to A Nagel and Ben Wilson returning to Colorado after a stay with W H Kaufman. Frank Nagel and Mrs Nagel visited J E Nagel, wedding invitations issued for Charles Clingingsmith and Cressie M Teffer of Pittsburg h. H Moyer hosted a large shed supper for helpers, rain dampened the Callie MehKenny party as musicians could not arrive.
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L. W. Drushell
A. Nagel
Ben Wilson
W. H. Kaufman
Colorado
Frank Nagel
Burnstown
J. E. Nagel
Charles Clingingsmith
Cressie M. Teffer
Pittsburgh
H. Moyer
Callie MehKenny
Pittsburg and Western Rail Train Schedule New Castle 1900
Pittsburg and Western Railroad schedule lists New Castle Pa trains effective November 25 1900. Vestibuled limited express to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York 4 05am and 9 14am. 6 20am for Pittsburg Butler Foxburg Clarion. 3 40pm for Pittsburg Butler. 7 00am for Cleveland Chicago. 4 20am solid train to Chicago arrives 7 30pm. 8 20pm vestibuled limited to Chicago arriving 9am. Eastward and westward connections via Baltimore Washington Allegheny Canton and Chicago with through tickets via R L Turner.
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New Castle
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Butler
Foxburg
Clarion
Ane
Cleveland
Chicago
Akron
Canton
Allegheny
Youngstown
Baltimore & Ohio
R. L. Turner
Wew Castle
Joun Lk. Cowen
C. W. Bassett
Gen. Pass
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Lowellville
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Slippery Rock
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Ira Nelson
Mulberry Street
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Kino
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Greenville
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Camp
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Buffalo, N.Y
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East Brook
Frank Chambers
Lillyville, PA
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