High Standards at New Wilmington
Editor J. J. Ashenhurst bids farewell to New Wilmington after 14 years at the Globe. He plans to move to Colorado to join his son Harold, praising the town and Westminster College while outlining hopes for future growth including transportation, sewer, gas, paved streets, and a larger daily paper. He urges strong community support for the newspaper and new leadership.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Greater Westminster
Ling May Have Had Accomplices in Sigel Murder
New York report says police now suspect six Chinamen beside Leon Ling were involved in the Elsie Sigel murder. Four Chinese men are tied to the killing with a fifth witness seeing through a door and two others as accessories. Investigators seek a motive beyond jealousy linked to Chinese secret society ties.
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New York
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Chung Sing
Hia
Chu Gain
Chinatown
Secret Society
American Steel and Tin Plate to Start Two More Idle Mills
The American Sheet and Tin Plate Co will restart two idle mills on July 1 as union workers strike, with 1,200 new jobs created to replace quitting staff. Union leader P J McArdle says 5,000 workers are in the plants, while 25,000 are normally employed, and the move signals a final break with United States Steel Corp.
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American Steel and
Tin Plate
American Steel and Tin Pilate Company
Pittsburg Gazette Times
P. J. McArdie
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated
American Sheet and Tin Plate
The
Steel Corporation
Monongahela “‘Ant
Southside
Pittsburg
United States
Dunbar, Pa
Republic Iron and Steel Company
McArdle
Republic
Moorhead Hall
Grant Street
Second Avenue
Union
Independent Sheet and Tin Plate
Union Tinplate
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
American
Anderson
Humbert
la Belle
Laughlin
Greer
Sharon
Shenango
Morewood
Anderson, Humber
Non-Pnion
Aetna
Guernsey
Midland
Piqua
Struthers
Total
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mary Minehan
Mrs Mary Minehan wife of Patrick Minehan assistant superintendent of the Erie division of the Erie railroad died after a long illness at St Francis hospital Pittsburg She was 39 born in this city and survived by her husband daughter Anna parents and several siblings Interment will be at St Marys cemetery after bringing the remains to the city Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock
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Mary Minehan
Patrick Minehan
Erie Division
Erie Railroad
Youngstown
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
Minehan
Hugh, Lee
Richard Hannon
John
East Youngstown
Sadie
St. Mary’s Cemetery
James H. Hill Dies at 46 in Beaver Falls
James H. Hill aged 46 died last night at his home on Eighth avenue Beaver Falls after moving from Massachusetts with his parents. He leaves a wife and one daughter, his parents Mr and Mrs John K Hill of Beaver Falls, two sisters Mrs Samuel Wilson of Ohio and Mrs Joseph Sampson of New Castle, and two brothers David A Hill and Edward Hill. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at the First Presbyterian church.
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James H. Hill
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Beaver Falls
Beaver Valley
Mr. Hill
Massachusetts
First Presbyterian Church
John K. Hill
Samuel Wilson
Ohio
Joseph Sampson
New Castle
David A. Hill
Edward Hill
Real Estate Transfers in Wilmington and Area
Amos S. Kaufman transfers property to William D. Semple in Wilmington for 2100 dollars. Amos L. Boyle conveys to Robert H. Wylie in Union for 1200 dollars. Mary L. Houk sells to Mary B. Ulrich in South New Castle Boro for 1600 dollars. Isaac L. Smith transfers to Cosimo Prioletto in Third Ward for 240 dollars.
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Amos S. Kaufman
Wm. D. Semple
Wilmington
Amos L. Boyle
Robert H. Wylie
Union
Mary L. Houk
Mary B. Ulrich
South New Castle Boro
Isaac L. Smith
Cosimo Prioletto
Third Ward
Notice of Separate Debts by Husband and Wife
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Hazel Belle as she has left my bed and board without just cause. Signed by Il. E. Houston, 268-11.
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Hazel Belle
Il. E. Houston
Zemo Agency Secured By Mr Paisley for Skin Cure
Mr Paisley announces securing the agency for Zemo the remedy for eczema pimples dandruff blackheads piles and skin or scalp diseases. Zemo is a clean external liquid said to give instant relief and cure diseases by destroying the germ. He and Johnston's Drug Store Ellwood City will show proof of cures.
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Paisley
Zemo
Mr. Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
the Park
Johnston
Ellwood City
Local Social News Highlights From North Bay Area
Mrs Reed Winner of North Bay street is improving after a serious illness. Mrs Ralph M Campbell of Grant street is able to be out again after a long illness. Miss Lida McKee of Piqua Ohio is the guest of Miss Jessie Patton of Harlansburg road. Miss Imogene Mellvain of Sharps ville is the guest of Miss Rachel Patterson of Boyles avenue. Misses Frances and Alfreda Johns of this city are visiting Misses Ethel and Hilda Lewis of Sharon. Miss Ruth McClintock of Croton avenue is attending commencement week at Slippery Rock this week. Mrs George Mershimer of South Bay street has pneumonia and has been taken to the hospital. Mr and Mrs C Randall have returned from their wedding trip and are at No 1 Milton street. Mrs G E Treadwell of Wallace avenue has returned from Painesville Ohio where she attended Lake Erie college commencement week. Miss Grace Gardner of Wallace avenue and Lucille Van Gorder of Boyles avenue have returned after a visit to Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington and other points. Mrs E B Locke and Miss Arvilla Locke of Highland avenue are visiting at the former s home near Harrisburg and will tour eastern cities before returning. Dr and Mrs R G Boak spent Tuesday with friends in Stoneboro. Mrs Margaret Thorn and children of Verona are guests of Mr and Mrs L Maginnis of Chestnut street.
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Reed
North Bay Street
Ralph M. Campbell
Grant Street
Lida McKee
Piqua
Jessie Patton
Harlansburg Road
Imogene Mellvain
Sharpsville
Rachel Patterson
Boyles Avenue
Frances and
Alfreda Johns
Ethel and
Hilda Lewis
Sharon
Ruth McClintock
Croton Avenue
Slippery Rock
George Mershimer
South Bay Street
C. Randall
Milton Street
G. E. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Grace Gardner
Lucille van Gorder
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
E. B. Locke
Arvilla Locke
Highland Avenue
Harrisburg
W C T U Holds Mothers Meeting at Croton Home
The W C T U of Croton held a well attended meeting at Mrs T C Armstrong’s residence on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Emerick of Walnut street led the mothers’ program to general approval. Refreshments were served by Mrs Armstrong with assistance from Mrs Gibson.
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Croton
T. C. Armstrong
Emerick
Walnut Street
Armstrong
Gibson
Real Cherries Offer From James Whippo
Advertises hundreds of bushels of cherries as the finest grown with early orders for home delivery. Contact James Whippo on County Line road via Bell phone 330 J.
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James Whippo
Bell Phone
Erie and Conneaut Lake Ticket Prices and Schedules
The notice lists Erie and Conneaut Lake fares of 1.25 and 1.00 dollars, with Sunday Pennsylvania lines from New Castle at 9 40 a m city time. Weekend excursion to Erie priced at 3 dollars, available Friday evening through Sunday morning, and to Ashtabula at 2 50 dollars for Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Erie
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Ashtabula
Des Moines Farmer Calvin Littlepage Shoots Family Then Dies
Calvin Littlepage, 28, a Dallas county farmer, killed his former in laws Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jameson, then tried to kidnap his wife and baby. After a night eluding an armed posse near Valley Junction, he died by suicide in a swampy field near a barn, as authorities waited. The wife escaped. Littlepage fired at her during the escape. The exact time of his death is unknown.
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United Press
Des Moines
Calvin Littlepage
Dallas County
Elmer Jameson
Littlepage
Jamesons
Man of Family Hit Hard by Tariff Bill
From the first page the text outlines tariff increases in various goods. It notes higher duties on women's stockings and gloves, silk fabrics, laces, embroideries, and several farm products while some items like hand me down suits stay at prior rates. It ends by mentioning reduced prices on chloroform and strychnine.
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Payne
Aldrich
Conference Committee
Senate
Father
Grand rush for licenses before June expires
A rush of couples in the city and vicinity has secured marriage licenses as June ends, with weddings planned today. Names include Ralph Blyssesis Greenville Florence Templeton and others across New Castle Middlefield Neshannock Edenburg Plumville Mercer County and Pittsburg area.
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Ralph 2D
Blyssesis
Mary E. Knapp
Middlefield
Charles B. Livingston
Volan Effie.Sankey
Neshannock Two
Carl Cover
Edenburg
Dulcie Shaw
Peter Capto
New Castle
Mary Dougherty
Hiram D. McConnell
Mary A. Burns
Robert W. Woods
Pittsburg
Martha Ella Douds
Plumville
Frank Palmer
Mercer County
Jennie May Shoaf
Plaingrove
Effie Sankey Weds Charles B Livingston at Bethany Lutheran
Miss Effie Sankey and Charles B. Livingston were married at 10 39 this morning at Rev C G Leatherman s parsonage Bethany Lutheran church. The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside in Volant where the groom farms.
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C. G. Leatherman
Bethany , Lutheran Church
Effie Sankey
Charles B. Livingston
Volant
Market quotes from New Castle listing varied prices
The New Castle market page lists official quotations for butter and eggs, grains including wheat corn and oats, live animals like lambs sheep calves hogs and poultry, vegetables such as cauliflower carrots lettuce and onions, fruits, hay and straw, and honey with prices per unit or weight. Prices are shown for 1909 and reflect commodity ranges among vendors.
Hospital note records Carl Pitzer's discharge
Carl Pitzer of Shaw Street was able to leave Shenango Valley hospital today after his right hand injury left two fingers severed.
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Carl Pitzer
Shaw Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
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Ling
Bollard
Oxfords
D.R. Bollard
OPP
Syracuse Post-Standard
R. G. Boak
Stoneboro
Margaret Thorn
Verona
L. Maginnis
Chestnut Street
Milwaukee Journal
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Company
Grand Rush
Sankey-Livingston
Merrick House
North Mill Street
Blair
Waynesburg
Care News
Fountain Inn
Thomas Conroy
Shady Avenue
BE. K. Cover
Pulaski
New Bedford
Liberty Street
Mahoningtown
Phillips Block
Vendome Hotel
H. L. Robinson
Bell
G. H. van Horn
South
Jefferson Street
A. B. Spencer
James Lotus
South Mill — Street
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Bauman
Elliott
Mahoning
Tyler
Price and Quality
Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Station
Pittsburg St
Bath
Greer Block
Shaw St
Bath and Laundry
H. R. Dunlap and Sons
N. Mill St
W. C
Walnut
Best
Union Phone
County Line
North
Beaver Street
Inquire
Brown Brock
Allen Street
Charles A. Phillips
East Washington Street
J. R. Cooper
North Street
Stewart
Quest Street
E. North Street
Florence Avenue
East Side
Kissinger
W. C. Kissinger
Sharpe's
Union Depot
Seventh Ward
Neshannock Avenue
Jere Banman
H. E. Woodworth
H. South St
Conkey
Marshall Bros
South Croton Avenue
Cooper Lake
Wyoming
McMillan & Smith
Jackson Block
North Hill
Moler Barber College
Cleveland
Smith
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
Bass Brook Woolen Mills
S. Hutchinson
Harvey E. Martin
Chartes Street
Terrace Avenue
A. F
Neshannock Falls
Dr. McCune
North Mercer Street
Lakey’s
St. Cloud Hotel
Oakland
West South Street
Robinson & Son
Sheridan Avenue
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Court St
Tos
Franklin Aire
Quire
L. M. Keeley
Gardner Ave
J.C. Houston
Lyndal St
Bakewell Bidg
Terminal Depot
Cascade Park
Finder
Washington St
Wettich
Mabel and
Moravia
Mabel Street
Woolworth
Hart Mdedirt
Thomas W. Campbell
City of
Kittie Louise Campbell
Sciota
Charles R. Davis
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Call Union
John D
Memphis
Walton
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