Trolley Cars Meet Deadly Collision at Semple Station
At Semple Station near Wildwood a passenger car collided head on with a work train on a single track. A motorman burned alive in view of passengers. Dozens of injured, many seriously, were rushed to Allegheny General Hospital. Authorities and bystanders helped after a high voltage current sparked by the wreck.
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Semstation
Wildwood
Semple
Joseph Hampton
Renfrew
Marjanyo
Giacinto Ceno
Mars
John Chico
W. S. Crawford
Bakerstown
Anna Crawford
W. S Crawford
Louis Dawson
Empire Building
Pittsburg
Abraham Chico
Bruno Clansman
Frank Bringalin
John Frallo
Allegheny General Hospital
Butch Kamerer
Oe Park
Hampton
John Hermon
Pittsburg and Western Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Spreads
A vegetable oil based treatment said to cure stomach liver and intestinal troubles gains popularity. Originating in France the remedy was introduced to the United States by Chicago druggist George H Mayr who himself recovered from severe ailments. Buyers are assured rapid relief after the first dose and a new sense of well being within a day. It is sold by McKee's Rut Rate Medicine Store at 21 North Mill Street.
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George H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
McKee
North Mill Street
Thomas Dunkerly Dies Sudden at Daughter's Home
Thomas Dunkerly, 55, died suddenly at his daughter Mrs. Edward Frame's home near Bethel after six months of illness though recently improved. He is survived only by his daughter. burial was at Morefield cemetery. Work will begin next week on grading a new athletic field for the college to be ready for the new year.
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Castle News
J. Conway
NEW WilMsner I
Thomas Dunkerly
Edward Frame
Bethel
Dunkerly
Morefield Cemetery
Local ball team travels to Polk for Fourth of July games
The team will go to Polk on the Fourth of July to play two games against Polk. One game starts at 2 30 p m and the second at 6 p m according to the schedule.
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Polk
Local visits and social notes across Mercer and neighboring towns
Miss Irene Price visits Mercer. Alfred Wright visits Uniontown Pa. Prof. W. W. Troup was in Mercer on business Monday. Miss Florence White guests in Sharpsville. Mrs. J. H. Veazey visits friends in Murdocksville. Squire Wm. Francis visits daughter in Moravia over Sunday. Co. E. Williams of Sharon leaves for home after a stay with parents here.
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Alfred Wright
Uniontown
W. W. Troup
Mercer
Florence White
Sharpsville
J. H. Veazey
Murdocksville
Squire Wm. Francis
Moravia
Co. E. Williams
Sharon
Prisoner Charges Interfering Officer Incident in Court
David Lewis arrested on a charge of interfering with an officer accused Police Officer Ralph Young of poking him in the stomach with his mace and knocking him off the curb into the street. Mayor Tyler postponed the arraignment until Saturday evening pending witnesses and officer testimony.
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David Lewis
Ralph Young
Mayor Tyler
Lewis
Dog Catcher Receives High City Salary for June
City dog catcher Jack Young earned $124 for June after catching and executing 161 dogs. The payment, approved by the council, was reported as partly covered by fees from dog owners for redeemed and liberated canines.
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Jack Young
Young
Wilmington Ave Sewer Bids Planned for July 10
Bids will be taken on July 10 for the construction of a sanitary sewer on Wilmington avenue. The project aims to improve drainage and sanitation for the local neighborhood.
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Wilmington Ave
Wilmington Avenue
Fourth of July Awning-Stripe Dresses Arrive in Style
New shipments target women and girls with awning stripe dresses priced from 2.95 to 6.75. Versions feature voiles and tissues, white P K accents, vestee collars cuffs, and chic long Russian tunic silhouettes. Limited stock due to high demand. early purchase advised for holiday wear.
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P. K
Summer neckwear styles and affordable collars
Smart neckwear in low and high standing styles reveals the latest Summer accessories. Organdie Collars in plain white, embroidered, flat, roll and high standing wired models priced at 25 and 50 cents. Also Windsor Ties in colored silk and silk crepe de Chine at 25 cents.
Tub Skirts for the Fourth New Russian Tunic Models
New tub skirts arrive for July Fourth outings with abundant assortments in ratine and white materials. Newcomers arrived yesterday ensuring ample supply of wash skirts priced from 1.00 to 11.50. White ratine skirts with Russian tunic trim 1.25 and white ratine skirts with long tunic 2.95 offer smart options. other fabrics include redingote effect and various colors and plaids.
China Silk Blouses At Special Price Of Two Forty Five
Three new blouse models offered at 2.45 each for Independence Day. White silk blouses feature organdie collars and cuffs with black moire ties. Black china silk blouses have black silk and white organdie collars with black cord ties. All over embroidered white silk blouses show small colorful designs. Unusually attractive models and special values.
Wash Blouses at $1.00: Thirty Models In Stock
Thirty different blouse models offered at one dollar with new arrivals weekly. Organdies, Swiss embroidery, tucks, crepes, white collars, and colored accents described. Easy to launder and styled for a wide range of tastes.
Price Cuts on Attractive Headwear For Fourth of July
An abundance of hats in untrimmed and trimmed styles is offered at reduced prices ahead of the Fourth. The column notes chic small and medium sized trimmed models and new arrivals included in the lowered price groups. Special emphasis on tables of trimmed hats at three price points.
Store Notice on Independence Day Hours
Following our usual custom this store will be closed all day Saturday Independence Day. To accommodate our public this store will remain open until 9 oclock Friday evening.
Wide Silk Ribbons and Girdles Save at Local Store
The shop offers wide silk ribbons and sash ribbons in colors at 25 cents a yard, extra wide velvet ribbons at 28 cents, 40 to 65 cents for velvet edges, and various organdie and lace rufflings from 25 to 50 cents per yard. New belts and girdles priced around 50 cents to a dollar, plus a steel framed couch swing for 5.95 and ready-made window awnings with adjustable sizing.
Outing supplies for July Fourth picnic items on sale
Advertisement lists picnic essentials. Heavy Crepe Paper 40 inches wide at 30 a yard, Crepe Paper Napkins 50, Folding Nickel Cups 10¢, Thermo Bottles 1.00 to 5.00, wool Automobile Robe up to 8.50, Lunch Kits 2.25, basement sale noted.
Flags for home decor in national colors up to sale
Readable notes advertise cotton bunting in national colors for yard display. Prices range from five to eleven dollars and seventy five cents. Basement storage mentioned.
Ice Cream Freezers On Sale In Various Sizes
Tin ice cream freezers offered as sanitary and economical, with sizes including 1 quart for 55 cents, 2 quarts for 65 cents, and a gallon size for 1.25 dollars.
Going Away for the Fourth See Our Bags and Cases
Special values on all leather traveling bags and suits cases for the Fourth of July. Heavy black karatei stock bags with lock at 2.45 and genuine cowhide leather bags at 5.50. Leather lined heavy bags at 6.75, plus matting cases 0.85 to 1.50 and tan fibre cases up to 3.75. Cowhide leather cases 5.00 to 6.50 and others up to 13.50.
Fourth of July Needs For Men and Boys
Men and boys will want something new for the Fourth. Visit the Men's Section for shirts silk and cotton hose soft collars silk shirts and ties. Styles include liberal shirt assortments at $1.00 to $5.00, silk hose 25c to 75c, soft collars at 25c to 50c, and four-in-hand ties 25c to 50c.
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P. K
Summer Underwear Deals in 25 and 50 Cent Ranges
A catalog describes men’s underwear options priced at 25c and 50c per garment, including balbriggan shirts and drawers, silk finished variants, and open mesh summer styles. It notes union suits from 1.50 and lightweight Oliver Twist and tub suits up to 2.00, plus boys’ Norfolks and wash hats priced 50c.
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Nainsock
Dimity
Oliver Twist
Price
Four Die In Warren Accidents In One Day
Four fatalities are reported from Warren Ohio after a busy day of accidents. Mrs Thomas Winchell 30 and her nephew Glen Davis were killed when their buggy was struck by an eastbound Erie freight near Greene turning over 100 feet from the track. The buggy and horse were found damaged and the wagon halted for repairs. Sylvester Kidder a Pennsylvania Railroad worker from East Liverpool died at Warren city hospital after falling from a boxcar on a through freight at Leavittsburg. The engineer stopped the engine to prevent further harm.
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Glen Davis
Greene
Erie
Sylvester Kidder
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Liverpool
Leavittsburg
Warren City
Kidder
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