St Margaret parish delay on Seventh Ward church
Rev Father Quinn said no new church building will be erected this summer by St Margaret's in the Seventh ward though fundraising continues to support a future project. He has moved into 418 Madison Avenue, the former Rhodes place, as membership grows under his charge.
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St. Margaret's
Seventh Ward
Father Quinn
Madison Avenue
Rhodes Place
Herald
Sibley
Wheeler
Endeavor
Water Street
Sharon
Daily Herald
Addison C. Dickinson
The
Telegraph
Shekels
New Castle
Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg to Build New Freight Yards at New Castle
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg announces plans to construct new freight yards at New Castle after purchasing the Raney mill property. The site, chosen for its favorable terrain, will host multiple tracks to ease traffic congestion and boost freight capacity. The project will create jobs and benefit railroad patrons overall.
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Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
New Castle
Raney Mill
Major Pedestrian Pavement Upgrade Planned on Garden Avenue
Councils began action last night to provide a pavement for pedestrians on Garden Avenue, a major minor improvement praised as one of the largest local projects. Workmen traveling the thoroughfare will welcome the improvement once completed.
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Garden Avenue
Spirit of Patriotism Flows Through City Mills and Factories
The city displays growing patriotism with flags flown atop most mills and manufacturing establishments. Old Glory sails above factories as the community shows civic pride in this period.
New Castle Baseball Team Attends Ward Seven Race Meet
The New Castle baseball team and Manager Barton joined Sam Marquis at a Seventh ward race meet yesterday afternoon. Players showed strong interest and the outing was enjoyed by all.
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New Castle
Sam Marquis
Barton
Seventh Ward
Addition Nearing Completion at Shenango Tinplate Plant
An addition to the American Sheet and Tinplate company Shenango works tin house is nearing completion after a substantial extension was joined to the building.
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American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Shenango Works
Baker Burned in Oven Gas Explosion At Work
William Elliott, a baker, suffered severe facial burns when a gas oven exploded at the bakery on Tuesday. This marks the second time he has been burned in a similar incident.
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William Elliott
First Anniversary of Advice Against Open Shop Policy Noted
On Friday marks the first anniversary of the advice against the open shop policy at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company. The coming month saw renewed excitement in last year’s strike.
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American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Seventh Ward Visitors and Race Meet Crowd
A series of Seventh ward social visits includes M. J. O'Brien of Redmond Mrs. Patterson and daughter Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McGovern of Moravia. The Pennsy shops played the Eagles. hacks operated along the car line to the race track. The ward crowd supported streetcar service both ways for the circus and race meet turnout.
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M. J. O’brien
Redmond
Ray Hilliard
Lafayette Street
Pennsy
Eagles
Seventh Ward
Dr. Urey
Liberty Street
Harry D. Durban
New Wilmington
William McConahy
Ellwood City
Mahoningtown
Elsie Ross
Sandy Lake
Charles Gibson
Madison Avenue
Ora Gibson
W. J. Ray
A. V. Sullivan
Grove City
Fannie
Ruth Nickerson
Kinsman
G. Logan
Local Sharon Papers Clash Over Circulation Claims
The Sharon Herald challenges rival Telegraph owned by Addison C Dickinson over circulation estimates and advertising practices. A Retail Merchants committee will audit both papers’ circulation across Sharon and surrounding towns to settle who leads Mercer county. The Herald vows action if Dickinson’s figures prove false.
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Sharon
Sharon Herald
Herald
Telegraph
A. C. Dickinson
Captain Kidd
Sibley
Wheeler
Mercer County
Addison C. Dickinson
Retail Merchants’ Association
Water Street
Dickinson
South Sharon
Sharpsville
Wheatland
West Middlesex
Masury
the Herald
Kansas to make elementary agriculture a compulsory study
Topeka Kansas June 29 The next Kansas legislature will be urged to require elementary agriculture in common schools and to add agricultural experiments as a high school course. Only 67 of 1095 counties teach it in some schools and 14 counties have it in every country school.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
F. D. Coburn
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Canfield Man Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Rufus Smith aged 58 of Canfield cut his throat on Sunday and died Monday night. Ill health is given as the cause of death.
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Rufus Smith
Canfield
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Margaret
BALL
Elliott
Horlick
Horlick’s
Dorothy Walpole
Lord Orford
London
Louise Corbin
New York
Dorothy
Court
Newport
Kansas Agriculturalists
Woodbury
John H. Woodbury
Dermatological Institute
Woodbury Institute
John F. Howson
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Meena
James B. Quinn
Monolith
New York City
Geo. W. Clutton
Jenny Lind
Story & Clark Piano Co
North Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
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