New Castle Street Fair Features Band Openings and Acts
The schedule lists opening cannon at 6:98 am, a morning concert, and automobile hill climbing on Jefferson street. Motorcycle road race traverses a zigzag course from Public Square to Wallace avenue. Indoor acts include Toku Kishi, Arthur and Jeanet, and Roder and Roder. Community bands meet trains and a parade escorts teams through the business district.
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New Castle
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Independence Day Association
Metzler’s
Paisley
Patterson Stationery
Winternitz’s
Clutton’s
Love & Megown's
Wallace’s
D. H. Miller's
Kiehl
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Wallace Avenue
Washington Street
White School House
Falls
Mercer
Wallace
Highland
Park
Neshannock
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
Toku Kishi
Washington and
Mill Streets
Arther
Jeanet
Cascade Park Grounds
West Washington St
Roder & Roder
Arthur
Jeanette
Union Sunday Meeting Draws Noted Criminal Lawyer
Saturday evening notices invite city pulpits to announce services with visiting former pastors and residents. At 3 PM Sunday at the Airdome Hon. William S. Anderson will address a large crowd as part of a union celebration with special music.
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William S. Anderson
Ohio
Airdome
Youngstown
Billy
Anderson
Union
Buiness
Town supplies many teachers in New Wilmington
New Wilmington journal notes the village will supply over 50 residents as teachers next fall. They will teach in local schools or in distant institutions, filling roles from elementary to department heads at major universities, continuing a long tradition of educator production.
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New Wilmington
Roundhead Regiment Survivors Hold Annual Reunion
The annual reunion of Company B survivors of the Roundhead regiment gathered yesterday at the Hayes home near town. The event drew a large crowd with a popular picnic dinner and a featured afternoon program. A history of the regiment is being prepared.
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Roundhead
Hayes
Rig Demolished After Horse Fright Near Bank Block
A Geo Swartz rig was wrecked yesterday when a horse frightened by firecrackers bolted. The animal was captured in the country and the rig sustained severe damage near the bank block.
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Geo. Swartz
Guardsmen from New Wilmington to Gettysburg camp
Messrs Alfred Wright Paul Graham and Robert Dobbs of New Wilmington members of Pennsylvania National Guard troops stationed at New Castle will go to Gettysburg for the annual camp in July.
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Messrs
Alfred Wright
Paul Graham
Robert Dobbs
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania National Guard
New Castle
Gettysburg
New Wilmington Quiet Town With Few Legal Disturbances
New Wilmington may be considered an original model town as no disorder cases have come before Burgess Bell in the past year while the squires handled a handful of matters.
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New Wilmington
Burgess Bell
Squires
Cummings Elected Director at Standard Fruit Company
J. W. Cummings is elected a director for the coming year of Standard Fruit Company of Puerto Rico. The company owns several properties and engages inagribusiness ventures across Caribbean markets.
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J. W. Cummings
Standard Fruit Company of
Porto Rico
Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised Worldwide for Diarrheal Relief
The article touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally effective for bowel complaints with widespread approval. It claims the medicine cures diarrhoea and diarrhea related ailments and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Evangelist Rev. Dr. Albert Kaylor Converts on Deathbed
Pittsburg news notes Rev. Dr. Albert Hudson Kaylor 56 of Kansas City fame converts from Presbyterianism to Catholicism on his deathbed at St. Francis hospital. Former criminal attorney involved in notable cases, he died after recent ill health and will be buried after Mass at St. Mary's church.
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Pittsburg
United States
Albert Hudson Kaylor
St. Francis’ Hospital
Kaylor
Kansas City
Hedgpath
Wells Fargo Express Company
Gallatin
Queen’s Bench
Florence Maybrick
London
S. Edward Young
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Nellie Bruff
M. F. Leslie
Forty-third Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Forty-sixth Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Plantations and Fruit Trade Dominate Island Economy
Readable notes describe large plantations on the island and extensive deals in tropical fruits, indicating a plantation-based economy with strong fruit trade activity. The fragment suggests significant land use and commercial networks supporting export crops.
High School Dept Officers Lead PA Educational Convention
Prof. Ben G. Graham of New Wilmington serves as an officer in the high school division of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association, which is hosting its annual convention in Erie.
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Ben G. Graham
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Erie
Church Class Reorganized. Summer Meetings Planned
A class in personal work conducted at the Presbyterian church was reorganized at last night’s meeting and will hold regular sessions throughout the summer months.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Ashmore Weds Dr Douthett In Pulaski Connection
Miss Ethel Ashmore marries Dr Douthett of Pulaski in a ceremony noted in New Castle attendance by Misses Florence and Austa Hutchinson who are visiting for the wedding. Ashmore is a well known local figure.
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Florence
Austa Hutchison
New Castle
Ethel Ashmore
Douthett
Pulaski
Miss Ashmore
Strawberry harvest near end as berries shrink
The strawberry crop is nearly finished with just a few days left before the home grown berries are exhausted. Farmers report berries this year were unusually large and plentiful.
Wife accuses husband of threats and knife attack
Otto Schull formerly of New Castle and now of Butler was arrested on a wife’s complaint claiming he tried to cut her throat with a butcher knife. She testified that in New Castle he was arrested three times on the same charge and Schull was sentenced ten days in jail.
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Otto Schull
New Castle
Butler
Schull
Alderman Cooper Opens Office on Long Avenue
Alderman Cooper, appointed to succeed Rigby, has opened an office on Long avenue near the South Jefferson street intersection.
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Alderman Cooper
Rigby
Long Avenue
Jefferson Street
Constabulary Search For Annie Hill In Jefferson County
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on June 30 state constabulary detectives and local police comb woods for 18 year old Annie Hill who disappeared from her Battle Hollow home after a Saturday afternoon. Some officers fear kidnapping by Italians while others suspect a fatal epileptic seizure or wandering into nearby coal mines. Annie is the daughter of miner Charles Hill.
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Punxsutawney
State Constabulary
Jefferson County
Annie Hill
Charles Hill
Battle Hollow
Damages denied for Stanton Avenue grading report
Viewers James S. Young J C Norris and A M Hanna appointed to assess damages and benefits from Stanton avenue opening filed a report at the courthouse refusing any damages. After grading finished Edward Nolan filed a damages claim.
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James S. Young
J. C. Norris
A. M. Hanna
Stanton Avenue
Court House
Edward Nolan
Fourth of July Special Ground Meats at Carlisle & Cotton's
Carlisle and Cotton's offers ground dressed veal pork and beef at 14 cents per pound. Store located at 26913 as part of holiday sale.
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Carlisle & Cotton
Looking for Husband Disappearance Case Prompted in New Castle
New Castle police received a photo of Joseph Mariam of Jersey City as part of an attempt to locate him. His wife Mrs Rose Mariam reported he disappeared from home near early April and has had no contact or sighting since.
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New Castle
Joseph Mariam
Jersey City
Rose Mariam
Sibley’s $40 000 expense triggers scrutiny in district
Venango Mercer county voters demand investigation of Mr Sibley’s primary campaign spending after he admits spending 40 000. Wheeler supporters say funds were used to buy votes and may seek court inquiry into the Sibley account, potentially prompting review of Wheeler's books as well.
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Venango
Mercer County
Friends
Wheeler
Sibley
Sibley Books
Wheeler Books
Mad dog injures two children in Sharpsville
In Sharpsville Pennsylvania a mad dog owned by Henry Miller bit two children, a daughter of Dave Joyce on Walnut Street and a son of Albert Deiter, with the Deiter boy's leg bite being severe. The dog’s head was shot and sent to Pittsburgh for rabies testing, and the animal killed about twenty chickens and bit another dog.
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Sharpsville
Henry Miller
Dave Joyce
Walnut Street
Albert Deiter
Deiter
Cattron
Pittsburg
Bill Blair
St Elmo shown at Airdome with Tiger’s Den set to follow
A King and Linn production drew a good crowd at the Airdome last night with solid performances all around. Tonight the troupe presents The Tiger's Den a metropolitan melodrama of city life. Tomorrow night Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde features Fred Danon in the dual role. Saturday afternoon a Zig Zag matinee offers Hooligan's Luck with a zig zag package for each child ticket.
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King & Linn
Airdome
Metropolitan
Fred Danon
Mr. Danon
Examinations Begin on Light and Heat Co Affairs
A committee examining the Manufacturers Light and Heat Company of Pittsburg will meet in Sharon next Friday. The panel includes M R Trauerman chair, J Howard Smiley, C F Lufkin, Lima, Thomas B Nuttall Atlantic City, Herbert Johns, Carnegie, and Harry B McDowell of Sharon. They probe a 7 million dollar surplus charge. The stockholders will receive the report when ready.
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McDowell
Ground Veal with Pork Sold by Carlisle and Cotton
Ground veal with pork product offered by Carlisle and Cotton under a listed code I4c Sh. at 26913. The sale item combines meats and is described with standard packaging identifiers. Availability details and pricing are limited in the fragment.
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Carlisle & Cotton
Boy Hunted Lost Ball In Sleep On Washington Porch Roof
Francis Wright twelve years old of near Washington woke from sleep and wandered into the yard then climbed to the porch roof searching for a ball lodged earlier. He fell to the ground and suffered serious cuts and bruises while neighbors found him semiconscious in the yard near morning.
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Washington
Francis Wright
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New Cas
Tle
Cascade Park
Freddy Cunningham
Neshannock Creek
Dean
Rhorer
Roder
West Washington Street
Bridge
Shenango River
L. EE
Mill
Boyles’ Field
Will
Constabulary
Stanton Ave
Husband
OF Light & Heat CO
Union National Bank
E. Long Avenue
New Castle, PA
Jayne Chemical Co
Clarion
King & Lynn Stock Co
Tiger’s den
Ennsylvania Denn
Erie Conneaut Lake
Ashtabula
Cau
E. Washington St
Bell
Over Pastime Theatre
Mott
Williams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
G. W. Clutton
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