W. and J. Students Face Death Vigil in Tennessee Hills
Herman Hildebrand of New Castle tends by night to Fred Sharon of Cadiz, Ohio, badly burned in a railroad tunnel accident in Moccasin Gap, Tennessee. Sharon, former Washington and Jefferson end, lies near death as rescue efforts failed to reach him promptly. Both were football teammates and construction crew workers far from civilization.
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Herman Hildebrand
Sol Hildebrand
Court Street
R. Hildebrand
Tennessee
Fred Sharon
Pittsburg Dispatch
Cadiz
Washington and Jefferson
New Castle
Moccasin Gap
Sharon
Hildebrand
Egete
Youngstown Couple Held for Forgery Suspect Dunkirk Police
Mr and Mrs G A Currier are held at Youngstown awaiting Dunkirk New York police for forgery. They wed three weeks ago in Youngstown. The bride is 16 and the groom 21.
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G. A. Currier
Youngstown
Dunkirk
N. Y
Youngstown Considers Official City Flag Adoption
City officials review plan to adopt an official city flag as a symbol of civic identity. Discussion focuses on design criteria, display at public buildings, and potential approval timelines.
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Youngstown
Opanking 15 Latest Cure For Excess Fat At New York Event
In New York on March 5 Mrs. Nancy EB. Sankey Jones hosted a Turkish bath tea and Kimono klatch at the George hotel to showcase fat reduction methods. Participants donned attire, then used pore opening sweaters, multiple machines simulating horseback riding and ship motion, plus a patent spanking device, followed by exercises and a modest lunch and tea.
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New York
Nancy EB. Sankey-Jones
George Hotel
Controversy Over Primary Law Provisions Sparks County Nominations
In Armstrong County a dispute over the new primary election law splits Democrats and Republicans. Democrats say a party candidate must be elected at the April primaries, while Republicans argue January borough and township primaries already elect committeemen. Democratic Chairman Harry C. Golden declares January nominations illegal but keeps appointees serving until April. Republicans insist January nominations were proper and April votes unnecessary.
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Armstrong County
Act of Assembly
Harry C. Golden
Kittanning
Reverend Hutchman Leaves for Irwin Parish
Reverend J. Harper Hutchman and his family departed Thursday for Irwin Pennsylvania where he becomes pastor of the First United Presbyterian church. The Highland United Presbyterian church, lacking a pastor, had seen his resignation over the holidays. Ruth Hutchman recovered from a weeks long typhoid fever. Friends regret the family’s departure and wish them well in their new field.
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J. Harper Hutchman
Irwin
Hutchman
Highland United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Ruth Hutchman
Mrs. Hutchman
Expressed a Hope That Local Option Will Be Passed
Judge Porter's sentiments on the local option question were plainly expressed Wednesday afternoon in handling down the licenses. He said that he hoped that another year would end this duty so far as the court was concerned and that the people would get a local option bill through at the next session of the legislature.
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Porter
New York Schools Reject Restoring Rod Punishment
New York March 5 A board of education vote 21 to 17 rejects restoring corporal punishment. Superintendent Maxwell advocated flogging but the measure was defeated. Students may still attend without punitive rod methods as debate continues.
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New York
Board of Education
Maxwell
Delegates to National Amalgamated Convention Entertained
A Shenango Westerman and South Shar committee to plan entertainments for Amalgamated association delegates visiting Youngstown next May. Delegates will be banqueted at Maple Grove with New Castle lodges assisting in entertaining efforts.
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Westerman
South Sharon
Amalgamated Association
Youngstown
Maple Grove
New Castle
Ambuhl Bros Contest Rules Exclude Family Members
Notice states that neither Ambuhl Bros employees nor their families are eligible for the contest. The snippet requests piano or organ players to join, asks for a list upon completion, and requires the contestant to sign with full name and address while noting the newspaper of reading.
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Vuiuscluutus
Ambuhl Bros
Rev Magill to Address Men’s Club in Seventh Ward
Rev An drew Magill pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church will address the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church Men’s club on the Hebrew Commonwealth. A social hour will follow. Also notes on local residents recovery, moves, and visits in the Seventh ward.
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Seventh Ward
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Magill
Hebrew Commonwealth
M. Wilson Keith
Africa
Quakertown School Report for March 3 1908
Monthly attendance shows 38 percent enrollment with 91 students present. Teacher Ralph C Hofmeister notes daily students include Mike Periel Frank Periel Rocca Roma William McKay Hugh Stoner Joe Harth John Harth Tony Periel Salvatore Monaco Bridget Roma. Absent one day or less are Roy Davis William Davidson Paul Tasta Jean McKay Vida Stoner John Puharich Guy Johngrass Nick Scok.
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Quakertown School
Mike Periel
Frank Periel
Rocca Roma
William McKay
Hugh Stoner
Joe Harth
John Harth
Tony Periel
Salvatore Monaco
Bridget Roma
Roy Davis
William Davidson
Paul Tasta
Jean McKay
Vida Stoner
John Puharich
Guy Johngrass
Nick Scok
Ralph C. Hofmeister
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Message
Advertisement promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tea or Tablets claiming to give a clear sweet look and a happy smile to win men, urging women to begin now with 35 cents price. Product by J. C. Wallace.
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J. C. Wallace
Father Johns Medicine Offered For Sale In New Castle
Geo W Clutton lists Father Johns Medicine for sale at 122 Washington Street New Castle Pennsylvania. The ad states the product is available through the New Castle store and invites inquiries about purchase and stock.
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Father John
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington Street
New Castle
Italian Mourned as Ore Furnace Accident Claims Life
At Republic company's furnace in Shar yesterday Philip Wolfe an Italian worker was crushed to death by a piling ore. He leaves a wife and child.
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Republic Company
Sharon
Philip Wolfe
Empire Moving Pictures Promises New Saturday Program
The Empire Moving Picture company offers another Saturday matinee and night show with a varied program including French comic pictures scenery glimpses of uncommon places and a mix from gay to serious entertainments. Featured acts include Crowley Harrington Ford and Lauri Charlotte Leslie and Emory Goyt with trained dogs in a lively lineup for March 7.
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Empire Moving Picture Company
Crowley
J. W. Harrington
Frankford and
Lauri
Charlotte Leslie
Emory Goyt
County Institute at Edenburg Friday
Teachers' institutes are held countywide this week and one will meet at Edenburg Friday night. Speakers include Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second U. P. church and Charles H. Baldwin. Baldwin will speak on Egypt, a country in which he spent several years.
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Andrew Magill
Second
U. P. Church
Charles H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Egypt
Electric line proposal man returns from Europe
John Ruhlman of Youngstown who has been in Europe interesting capitalists in a proposed electric line between Youngstown and Conneaut has returned.
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John Ruhlman
Youngstown
Europe
Conneaut
Local social notes and health updates from New Castle area
Harbor W D Steele hauls lumber for a new home. William Sprout visited New Castle friends. Win Cox improves after illness. Robert Patton called on friends in New Castle. Cora Belle Eckles and Miss Alice Hutchinson show health gains. Community prayer and song at George Wallace's. Miss Mary Cox resumes teaching. William Cox improves after a week ill. Mrs Talitha Watterson improving. William Sprott may move to Virginia for railroad work. Miss Nancy Yoder returns from Wilmington. A T Eckles and daughters visit Mrs J C McGraw. Bess MelIntire from Columbiana stays with Mrs Patton. Mrs John Patton and Ruth visit Mrs Patton. Victor Venetian band concert at First Baptist church. Mrs John McGraw and Bessie visit Mahoningtown for Robert Angus funeral. Alice Hutchinson and Bessie McIntyre visit Pattons. Bessie Hammond entertains friends Friday with flinch and lunch.
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G. C Brand
West Madison Avenue
Pittsburg
Harry Davis
West Clayton Street
West Wabash Avenue
Mary Thomas
Mahoning Avenue
Grace McClain
North Lidberty Street
John Esmond
Ashland Avenue
Frank Kline
East Cherry Street
Pennsylvania
Leesburg
Ethel Mays
Youngstown
Harry Tanner
East Clayton Street
John Reese
Shenango
Harry Michaels
West Charry Street
New
W. D. Steele
William Sprout
Friends
New Castle
Win Cox
Robert Patton
Cora Belle Eckles
George Wallace
Mary Cox
William Cox
Talitha Watterson
William Sprott
Virginia
Alice Hutchinson
Eastbrook
Nancy Yoder
Wilmington
A. T. Eckles
Clara
Cora
J. C. McGraw
Bess MelIntire
Columbiana
John Patton
Ruth
Bessie Hammond
Lloyd Steele
First Baptist Church
John McGraw
Bessie
Cora Belle Hutchinson
Mahoningtown
Robert Angus
Bessie McIntyre
Columbiana, O
Williams Indian Pile Ointment praised for pile relief
An advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind bleeding and itch ing piles. It claims instant relief, poultice action, and absorption of tumors, noting use for private parts and offering 50 cents to 1 dollar via Williams Manufacturing Co of Cleveland and Geo. W. Clutton druggist.
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M’s’g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
Hem-Roid Claim Promises Quick Piles Cure
An advertisement touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as a universal cure for all pile types with a $1,000 guarantee. It asserts widespread testimonials and offers a money back guarantee if not cured. Purchases listed at J. F. Neely's in New Castle or Dr. Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo.
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Dr. Leonhardt
J. F. Neely’s
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Man Seeks 5000 In Damages From Transit Company
William Kern of Sharon sues the Youngstown and Sharon Company claiming he was thrown from a car after paying fare and was injured.
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William Kern
Sharon
Youngstown and Sharon Company
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