National missionary conference to convene in New Wilmington
The sixth annual national missionary conference will be held in New Wilmington from August 11 to 20. World renowned speakers include J. K. McClurk, D. D., George Innes, W. E. McCulloch, D. D., H. C. Chambers of India, T. A. Lambie of the Sudan, J. A. Alexander, G. E. Raitt, Anna A. Milligan, L. R. Free, W. R. Wilson, D. D., C. R. Watson, with readers such as Miss Ambrose and Miss Brinkman among others. Additional speakers include Pentecost, Trumbull, O'Brien, Heber Jones, Roe, and J. W. Springer.
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New Wilmington
J. K. McClurkin
D. D
George Innes
W. E. McCulloch
H. C. Chambers
India
Thomas A. Lambie
Sudan
J. A. Alexander
George E. Raitt
Anna A. Milligan
L. R. Free
W. R. Wilson
Charles R
America
George F. Pentecost
Charles G. Trumbull
The
Sunday School Times
A. R. O’brien
George Heber Jones
Korea
Walter C. Roe
Pentecost
Jones
Land
O’utrien
High Seas
Child Hurt at Home in Beaver Falls
Three year old David Lavine fell on a broken pitcher at his Beaver Falls home and suffered a severe facial injury with part of his nose cut away. Reports indicate emergency medical teams treated him on site and transported him for further care.
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Beaver Falls
David Lavine
Remarkable Cures Co San Cura Ointment Ad
Slogan backed remedy offers money back guarantees for immediate relief and permanent cure of eczema piles and skin conditions. Testimonials cite cures for eczema erysipelas a foot infection and chronic piles after using San Cura Ointment sold by Geo W Clutton at 25 and 50 cents a jar.
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Chas Fay
Townville
Ugene McKenzie
Plum
James Lynch
Enterprise
Geo. W. Clutton’s
San Cura Soap Promises Clear Complexion
San Cura Soap cures pimples and skin diseases, claims to make complexions clear and skin velvet. Available for 25 cents at Geo W Clutton's with mail orders fulfilled by Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA.
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Geo. W. Clutton’s
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Kellar Rejoins New Castle for Erie Game
Right fielder Orlando Kellar will suit up for New Castle against Erie this afternoon after owners wired him to return. He left earlier amid conflict with Griffin who had pressured him to stay. Kellar had planned to go to Georgia to work as a machinist. He bats .299 and is praised for speed and heady play.
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Orlando Kellar
New Castle
Erie
Griffin
Kellar
Chillicothe
Ohio
Georgia
Cascade
Women Dye Tresses to Match Cars and Seasons
New York wires report soci ety women dye hair to match car interiors and seasonal changes. William P S Earle won a $60 suit against Mrs Louise Balfour over the coloring of a photograph showing brown hair versus her demand for titian.
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New York
Willliam P. S. Earle
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Affinity” Fame
Earle
Louise Balfour
Macon to Box Tony Caponi in Boston Tuesday
Mackon travels with Tom McMahon to Boston for a 12 round bout against Tony Caponi before the Armory A C of the Bean City. Caponi is known to Newcastle fans and has faced top middle and heavyweights like Gunther Langford Kelly Papke Flynn. Caponi is a shifty boxer with power in both hands.
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Jimmy Dime
Tom McMahon
Boston
Mac
Tony Caponi
Armory A. C
Bean City
McMahon
Mill
Caponi
New Castle
George Gunther
Hugo Kelly
Billy Papke
Jim Flynn
Sam Langford
Landlord Gehm Discharged in Liquor Charge Case
The commonwealth case against George Gehm proprietor of the Central hotel Evans City for selling liquor to men of known intemperate habits was heard before Squire Davy. Witnesses failed to prove the charges, Gehm was discharged and the costs placed on the county.
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The
Commonwealth
George Gehm
Central Hotel
Evans City
Squire Davy
Butler
Weigle
Zelienople
Gehm
Casper Bloom
G. Heberling
Charles Shantz
Julius Berg
Harmony
Thousands of tiny creatures swarm New Castle arc lights
New Castle faced a night invasion as thousands of small winged beings swarmed downtown around arc lights. Eyewitnesses described vast swarms, with air filled by hundreds of creatures near ground level up to the illumination, suggesting millions may have gathered.
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New Castle
Despondent Man Ends Life by Carbolic Acid
Youngstown Ohio June 24 1930 Charles Harris aged 33 temporarily living with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Harris of West Austintown committed suicide Thursday night by swallowing a large quantity of carbolic acid. A physician was summoned but Harris died shortly after in terrible agony.
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Youngstown
Willaim Charles Harris
W. H. Harris
West Austintown
Harris
U. P. Teams Triumph Over Highland U P in Close Match
In a well played game on the Highland grounds last evening the First U. P. team defeated the Highland U. P. by a score of 4 to 2. Tuesday evening the Peerless A. C. will play the H. U. P. These teams are fighting for first place and a hard fought game is expected.
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Highland Grounds
U. P
Highland U. P
Peerless A. C
Dufforq's Ice Box Sale Stirs Summer Stock Clearance
Local sale offers wholesale prices on refrigerators and ice chests as Dufforq's clears remaining summer inventory. Auction-like discounts promise bulk value for shoppers seeking bargains on cooling goods.
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Dufforq
Double Track Work Planned for Sharon to New Castle Line
Work on the Sharon and New Castle division of the Erie railroad will begin in a few weeks. Erie railroad will double track the 30 mile route and standardize it. Pittsburg and Lake Erie will operate and lease the line. A new station at New Castle may be built later. a large freight station in Sharon is being constructed for joint use.
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Sharon
New Castle
Erie
Sharon and
Erie Railroad
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Lake Erie
The
Pittsburg
Erie and
Sharon Railway Company
Cold snap drives temperatures to twenty below overnight
Last night the thermometer fell to about twenty degrees below zero with a strong northwest wind. Ice on the Neshannock exceeds two feet and the ground is frozen to a depth of about a foot and a half. John Wright fears the peach crop may be lost, though confirmation is premature.
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Neshannock
John Wright
Sheep Hill
Family Reunions Set Across Mercer County Fields
The Osborn reunion gathers in the grove at Samuel Osborn farm two miles south of Henderson on Saturday June 24. The Hosack reunion meets at A E Hosack farm three miles northwest of Grove City on the Mercer and Clintonville road on Friday June 30. The McCormick reunion is planned for June 29 at A B McCormick’s Lake township farm. The Armstrong reunion will be at J H Armstrong’s home near Leesburg station on Thursday June 29, 1911.
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Osborn
Grove
Samuel Osborn
Henderson
Hosack
A. E. Hosack
Grove City
Mercer and
Clintonville Road
McCormick
A. B. McCormick
Lake Township
Mercer County
Armstrong
J. H. Armstrong
Leesburg Station
Rug Dealer Arrest Highlights Beaver Scandal
Angered Beaver residents arrested Tom Dimand after learning Persian rugs he sold were made in New York. Dimand settled with his victims.
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New York
Beaver
Tom Dimand
Coffee Turns to Postum for Better Health
A Rome New York matron shares how coffee caused dizziness stomach upset and nervousness then switching to Postum improved her blood appetite and digestion. She notes lasting health gains and credits Postum from Battle Creek Michigan. The advertisement claims many similar letters exist and invites readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Rome
N. Y
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Telegraphic Tabloids Snapshot of Early 1900s News Items
A mosaic of brief items from Pittsburg to Chicago and beyond. The notes mention English exile Campbell jailed. Judge Goettman fining him five dollars. U S interstate commerce reports 20 million gallons shipped to dry states. Governor West pursues escaped convict Hall. A New Jersey death certificate dispute over payment to a caregiver. John Linton, Cornell athlete, dies in a county poorhouse. Mrs Henry Hardy dies of heart failure after her husband’s return. A whiskey fight ends in two deaths in California Pa. A twelve year old cremated after a house fire in Washington county. A $65,000 painting shipped under guard raises mystery in Waukegan. Wisconsin legislature cuts Stephenson representation. Chicago Italians protest who is crowned king of explorers. Amelia Rapp marries George Knott but he is killed by a live wire. Germany builds a giant induction coil with a 50 inch spark.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Corvallis
Ore
Oswald West
Jesse Hall
West
Hall
Eatontown
N. J
Homer S. Partress
Lysenda Bethel
Beaufort
N. C
Bethel
Omaha
John Linton
Cornell
County
New York
Henry Hardy
Sergeant Hardy
Coast Artillery
California
William Ambrush
Adam Sucabage
St. Brendin
C. Columbus
Chicago
Amelia Rapp
George Knott
Germany
Knott
New Y M C A Secretary Visits City from Jamestown
E. A. Stoll newly elected secretary of the New Castle Y M C A visited the city yesterday coming from Jamestown New York to review the field with Secretary Hoover before Hoover leaves in July. Stoll will not take charge here until August and is unfamiliar with the city and lacks fall and winter plans.
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E. A. Stoll
New Castle
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Mmakon
Dime
GHEM
J.A. Wright
Neshannock Ave
Lenox
Dunham
Iad
Rey
Telegraphic
Lawrence Campbell
O’brien
Campbell
Goettman
Parkersburg
van Hazel Adams
Isaac Adams
Fleming
Washington County
Adams
Waukegan
Ill
Harold McCormick
Europe
Forest Park
Madison
Wis
U.S
Isaac Stephenson
Assembly
the Atlantic Refining Company (Incorporated
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Washington & Jefferson Sts
E. Washington St
J. S. Long
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