Legal Lights in Convention
Attorney W. H. Falls attends the state bar association meeting at Bedford Springs as representative of the Lawrence county bar. The convention discussed a bill to let the chief justice assign a district judge to sit in another and pay travel plus $10 daily. Local dissatisfaction over judge assignments was recalled. Uniform statewide rules of practice were defeated by Allegheny County opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Falls
Bedford Springs
Lawrence County
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Wallace
Miller
Mercer
Allegheny County
Fell From Street Car In West Side Accident
William Kimberly was badly hurt Thursday at noon when he fell from a West side street car. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was unconscious for a period. He was taken to his mother Mrs Catherine Kimberly’s home on West Washington street. Kimberly’s home is in Mercer. This is his second accident in recent weeks after a trolley pole fell and broke his arm at Mill and Washington streets.
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William Kimberly
Catherine Kimberly
West Washington Street
Kimberly
Mercer
Mill
Washington Streets
Deaths of the Day Charles Masten of Rochester Pa
Word has been received of the death of Charles Masten of Rochester Pa occurred Wednesday evening after months of Brights disease and dropsy He was 42 born at West Bridgewater and lived there most of his life He is survived by his son George W 17 and his wife who died previously He is a brother of Albert Masten of Pittsburg street extension
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Charles Masten
Rochester
Bright
West Bridgewater
George W
Albert Masten
Pittsburg Street
Campbell elected lay delegate to Erie conference
At the Wednesday election of the First Methodist congregation R M Campbell was elected lay delegate to the annual conference meeting in Erie. Joseph Barlow was named as reserve delegate.
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ERIE
First Methodist
R. M
Campbell
Joseph Barlow
To Let List of Rooms and Stores on Mill and Nearby Streets
Property rental notices list multiple rooms with baths at 19 North Mill St and surrounding addresses including 115 N Bea, 261% W Washington St, 333 Wilmington Ave, and 17 Neshannock Ave. Several units offer immediate possession with prices ranging from 5.50 to 40.00 plus a demand of $500 down for a seven room, bath, attic unit on Pittsburg Street.
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N. Mill St
Cer St
N. Bea-Ne
North Mill St
W. Falls St
Wilmington Ave
W. Grant St
S. Jefferson St
Pittsburg St
Neshannock Ave
Bath
New
Pittsburg Street
Big Baseball Deal Involves Lauzon Krueger In New Castle Trade
News from Lancaster Ohio dated June 27 reports a major league style deal involving New Castle Akron Steubenville and Springfield. Key moves include Lauzon catcher Krueger third baseman and Broderick shortstop to New Castle with Ortlieb Ehman and Murphy shifting among Steubenville Akron and New Castle in a multi club exchange. Managers Stetler East and Smith are central figures with Smith seeking Lauzon for New Castle.
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Lancaster
News
New Castle
Murphy
Lauzon
Billy Smith
Krueger
Steubenville
Stetler
Walter East
Akron
Smith
East
Springfield
Necks
Ortleib
Star Battery
Eddie Murphy
Drumm
Zanesville
Marion
Goode
Broderick
Bill Miller
Player trade sends Lauzon from Steubenville to Zanesville
The deal moves Cather Lauzon from Steubenville to Zanesville in exchange for the player sent by Manager Smith. Lauzon previously appeared with Steubenville in the O. P. league during the last season and has also played for Marion.
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Smith
Cather Lauzon
Steubenville
Zanesville
Marion
Akron Lands Lauzon and Murphy in Major O P League Trade
Manager East of Akron secures Catcher Lauzon from Akron for Eddie Murphy of New Castle amid a blockbuster O P league deal. Lauzon comes from Steubenville, Murphy will join Akron, while Ehman and Ortleib are noted as troubling players. Waivers were requested recently as Akron reshapes the roster.
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Smith
The
Necks
Lauzon
Akron
Steubenville
Eddie Murphy
New Castle
Murphy
Ehman
Ortleib
East
Telegraph Briefs From The Wire
A batch of brief items notes drownings in Taylorsville Mississippi and Formosa Kansas, a mother’s triple murder suicide, a Chicago preacher calling modern sermons antiquated, English detectives chasing the Ascot gold cup, a Brooklyn man’s trolley window death mystery, a Toronto second baseman jailed, tennis results in London, and a brewery of Cleveland style notices plus Hall and Cheney catarrh cure claims.
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Peter Johnson
Formosa
Kaw
Johnson Myers
Chicago
University of Chicago
New York
Ascot
England
John Nelson
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
Police Department of
Furnished rooms for rent with light housekeeping
For rent a furnished room with modern conveniences and central location including laundry and two phones. Inquire at 119 Pittsburg Street, 26316. Also available a six room house with all modern conveniences. Inquire at rear No 9 South Walnut Street, 26306.
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Pittsburg Street
South Walnut Street
Twenty sixth Mathers family reunion at Mrs Whenery's home
The twenty six annual reunion of Wilbur and Esther Mathers descendants gathered in June at Mrs Jennie Whenery's Pennsylvania avenue home. About 125 guests from Sharon Youngstown West Virginia Mercer Butler Poland Conneaut Lake and Eastbrook attended. A dinner was served and a business meeting with officer elections followed. Mrs Maude Hamilton read a history of the family recounting past reunions and plans were set for Cascade Park in August 1908.
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Wilbur
Esther Mathers
Jennie Whenery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sharon
Youngstown
West Virginia
Mercer
Butler
Poland
Conneaut Lake
Eastbrook
Maude Hamilton
Cascade Park
Fred Park
Agnes Douds
Adelaide
Esther Hamilton
Mac Hartzell
Personal Notes From Local Residents Headed for Out of Town Visits
Mr and Mrs George Rose of Montgomery avenue have gone to Pittsburg and Butler for a few days. Miss Marietta Broe of Highland avenue left Thursday for New York City to visit Miss Gertrude Holmes for a month. Mrs A E Mastan of Pittsburg visits Mrs Seth Marshall of Walnut street. Louis G Love of Pine street left Thursday for Thomas West Virginia where he has taken a position. Mrs Charles Carr returns to Youngstown after a visit with her mother Mrs Charles Givern of Chestnut street. C F McGivern of Chestnut street returns from a trip to Cleveland and Akron. Mrs Will Mitchell of Chestnut street is ill with tonsillitis.
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George Rose
Montgomery Avenue
Pittsburg
Butler
Marietta Broe
Highland Avenue
New York City
Gertrude Holmes
A. E. Mastan
Seth Marshall
Walnut Street
Louis G. Love
Pine Street
Thomas
W. Va
Charles Carr
Youngstown
Charles Givern
Chestnut Street
C. F. McGivern
Chestnut
Clev
Akron
Will Mitchell
National Bank of Lawrence County June 26 1907 Statement
The National Bank of Lawrence County New Castle Pennsylvania presents its June 26 1907 resources and liabilities figures. Assets include capital stock 150000 bonds 150000 surplus 100000 real estate 30000 profits 500000 due from banks 77415402 due from U S 7 50000 deposits 2850 000 total assets 4305786 31 total liabilities 4305786 31.
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CMR
Melas Wee
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Charles Longa
Anna P. Shaffer
David Taylor
Elizabeth Pritchard
John J. MclIntee
Lowellville
Rosa Kearns
Carl Gaston
Elizabeth Goodchild
Orrie J. Rider
Marie Garvin
Baltimore
Glen L. Bringham Eeeceareses
Enon
Elizabeth Neil PT
John C. Hanrahan
Alice A. Maxwell
Oscen
Mawn
Utah
Washington St
Clare P. DuShane
East Washington Street
Mendel
Warner
Ste
Harris
Ebman
Steuben
Catcher Eddie Murphy
Taylorsville
Miss
Timothy Flood
Toronto
Can
London
Major Harper
Levi DeWolf
Harry Thaw
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Mall
J. Cheney & CO
Youngstown Telegram
Whenery
Pennsylvania Ave
Hollister
Wallace’s
Paris
Midi
the National Bank of
New Castle, Pa
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