Big Car Works In Operation At Standard Steel Plant Tubetown
The Standard Steel Car company plant in Tubetown runs daytime shifts at near full capacity with plans for double shifts. Much work remains before completion and night operations are not yet in full swing. New Castle visitors would be impressed by the rapid growth and numerous buildings on the site as demand for steel cars outpaces output, promising a long, steady run.
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Standard Steel Car Company
Tubetown
New Castle
Steel Car Company
One Day Off For Fourth At New Castle Forge
An employee at the New Castle Forge and Bolt works in the Seventh ward will receive only one day off on July 4. A company official announced on Tuesday that the plant has operated full time for a long run with orders pending. The decision aims to keep the plant open due to a heavy business rush despite plans for several days off.
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New Castle
J. H. Rosenstock
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
C. J. Duffy
Baltimore & Ohio
Deforest Junction
Youngstown Hospital
Co. D. Reed
South Lafayette Street
New Castle Junction
Ellwood City
P. A
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Junction
West Side Depot
J. W. Brothers
Tin mill openers to seek wage raises around July first
Openers at Greer and Shenango tin mills plan wage increases, with a new scale discussed at a meeting last night. They aim to raise rates by two or three cents on various sizes, and the action by manufacturers remains undecided.
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Greer and
Shenango
Amalgamated Association
Three Boys Drown at Cleveland in Pond Misadventure
Three youngsters, Louis and Rudolph Adams and Arthur Warshefski, drowned at a Cleveland quarry pond on Tuesday during fishing and swimming. Rudolph vanished. Louis died trying to save him. The boys, all from a poor family, had been warned by their mother before she left for work.
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Louis
Rudolph Adams
Rudolph
Arthur Warshefski
Notice to Contractors for City Water Permits
City of New Castle Water Co warns all contractors brick masons stonemasons plasterers and cement walk builders that water used for building must have a Water Company permit prior to use whether meter or flat rate. Unpermitted use will lead to full legal prosecution.
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Water Company
City OF New Castle Water CO
Fifth Ward Briefs Hit Local Births Moves And Visits
Brief notes from the Fifth ward report births at Hanna and South Mercer streets and a Clifton Flats daughter. Local residents Joe Fisher and Sidney Jones move or visit Pittsburg and East Long Ave, while Frank Reeder and Frank Marshall take jobs or travels nearby. Various residents recover, visit Cleveland, New York, or East Liverpool, and Grace M E church members attend Cascade park outing.
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East Long Avenue
Pittsburg
Sidney Jones
Moravia Street
W. H. Davis
South Mill Street
Cleveland
Frank T. Reeder
Ellwood City
Frank Marshall
East Reynolds Street
Standard Steel Car Works
John Fowler
Youngstown
Dave Lewis
Steubenville
Laura Makepeace
Hamilton Street
Edna Baer
East Liverpool
Grace M. E. Church
Cascade Park
Helen Brooks
George Smith
Thomas Stevenson
Dorothy
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Barnes
Edward Oswald
New York City
Will Shaw
City
Robert Shaw
Pollock Avenue
Ellis Hawkins
Fifth Ward
Tom Davis
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Davis
Shenango Tin Mill
Sharpers Swindle Farmers In Stock Food Scheme
Sharpers are said to be working a stock food swindle on farmers. They lure a farmer to sign an order and note for a first ton and promise to send a man to collect it. After the note appears at a bank, the farmer never receives the stock food, and the swindlers disappear.
Ribbon Sale At McComb's In Final Opportunity
Nearly 2,000 Masons from Youngstown attended the annual Idora Park outing Tuesday while McComb's advertised a last chance ribbon sale on June 27 offering cheap ribbons to the public.
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McComb’s
Youngstown
Idora Park
Delegates Chosen for Relief Convention at Wheeling
Six employees from the New Castle division of the Baltimore and Ohio were elected as delegates to the system relief convention in Wheeling. The winners are J. P. Harris H P Daugherty Frank Powers Robert Goff and W M Clark. Delegates depart tonight for the convention and new tariff changes for moving household goods and coal by officials and employees were announced.
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New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
J. P. Harris
A. M. Funk
H. P. Daughterty
Frank Powers
Robert Goff
Motive Power
W. M. Clark
New Castle Junction
Pennsylvania
Accidents at Park Mars Observance Day Races
During a Methodist observance at the park Tuesday several accidents marred the event though none were serious. Harry Wilkins of Oak Street fainted from exhaustion after two heats in the 100 yard dash. George Mcgranahan also suffered from overexertion. Clara Langlands fainted in the 50 yard dash injuring her right forearm and Mrs. Charles Reed of Moravia suffered heat prostration but was later removed home, weakened by a recent operation.
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the Park
Harry Wilkins
Oak Street
Wilkins
George McGranahan
Clara Langlands
Miss Langlands
Charles Reed
Moravia
Mail Weighing Set to Run Six Months After Sieve
Postmaster McKee and assistants completed a month sieve of weighing the mail and plan another weighing to begin next Monday. The six month task requires careful accounts and will separate first to fourth class distinctions. Officials cite no reason, but analysts say data may influence railroad contracts. Stamp prices for envelopes and newspaper wrappers rise to one cent per thousand after next Monday.
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McKee
Ders
Third Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice Cash Buyers Cantile Co
The Cash Buyers Cantile Company invites stockholders to a meeting on Saturday July 6 1907 at 7 30 PM in the church at Mill and Nolds streets. Items include reports for the year ending June 1 1907 by laws and director elections. The board directs notice by President John M Bright.
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The
Cash Buyers’ Cantile Co
Church
Mill and
Nolds Streets
Dirlers
John M. Bright
Despondent man from Youngstown dies after self stabbings
Despondent Nick Baden of Youngstown ended his life with a penknife yesterday and died shortly after.
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Nick Baden
Youngstown
Old Sorestreatment Promoted for Blood Purity
An old sore is a symptom of impurities in the blood and will not heal with external remedies. The article extols blood purification with S.S.S. as the only lasting cure, claiming it reaches the blood’s root cause and builds health, with a free book offered by The Swift Specific Company.
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S.S.S
S. S.S
SWIFT
Atlaz the Tis
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