Tin Mills to Resume Operations Monday in New Castle
Announcement late Tuesday stated ten Sharon tin mills will resume next Monday and ten more at the same plant may follow. George Greer, New Castle plant manager, received a telegram from Pittsburg confirming a mill restart and the news was posted locally. The revival is expected to boost the tin industry nationwide with orders keeping plants running for a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
George Greer
New Castle Tin Mills
Pittsburg
New Castle
Fifth Ward
South Sharon
American Tin Company
W. J. Sharp
Pulaski Township
Jacob Carl
Ellwood City
Lasky
Moravia Street
Mr. Lasky
Russia
Ohio Senates Endorsed Blocked at Eighteenth District Meet
In Canton on March 11, Foraker adherents failed to secure endorsements for Ohio's two senators at the Republican convention of the eighteenth district. Delegates from Columbiana Mahoning and Stark counties rejected any mention of Senators Foraker and Dick in the resolutions. The resolutions committee listed members from Columbiana Stark and Mahoning with Taft supporters elected as district delegates to the national convention. Ariel of Youngstown was chosen presidential elector and Taft was endorsed with instructions to vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Foraker
Stark County
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Alliance
Ohio
Columbiana
Mahoning County
L. P. Farr
Columbiana County
W. R. Zollinger
R. J. Hogan
J. A. Martin
Henry A. Wise
Taft
H. P. Hall
A. B. Love
Ariel
Kidney pain signal and Doan's Kidney Pills endorsement
A patient testimonial from New Castle Pennsylvania notes backache as an early sign of kidney trouble and praises Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and the warning to remember the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McFate
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Alfred Hall 15 Found Not Guilty by Jury
Alfred Hall 15 was found not guilty of assault and battery on his wife Sadie Hall after a protracted trial. The jury deliberated over three hours and, after a locked-door dinner incident, returned a verdict of not guilty with two thirds of costs on the defendant and one third on the prosecutrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hall
Sadie Hall
Charles Quimby
Porter
Waddington
Tipstaff Cox
Tipstaff Shoaff
Judge Porter
S. L. McCracken
Public Sale of Mary L. Robison Estate in Pulaski Township
Executor I C Cox offers at public sale on the David Robison farm near Stope 1 on the New Castile and Sharon car line in Pulaski township Friday March 13 1908 at 10 o clock a m. Items include horses cows hogs wagons buggies harness farm machinery and implements wheat oats hay straw household goods and more to highest bidder. Local buyers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Robison
David Robison
Pulaski Township
New Castile and Sharon
New Wilmington Weekly Social and Health Note Highlights
C H Spelker of Harrisburg and assistants conduct a thorough sanitary inspection of New Wilmington. Local visitors include Mr Matthews and George King. Community events cover Westminster vs Carnegie Tech, band reunification, and a March 27 dance plan. Local sports note Southside beat Young Americans 15 to 7. Bull Midgets fall 48 to 29. Mrs Rummel’s mad dog bite treatment costs estimated at $125 borne by borough.
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New Wilmington
C. H. Spelker
Harrisburg
State Board of Health Inspection
Renwick Thompson
Pittsburg
H. B. Caldwell
New Castle
W. H. Martin
Mercer Street
J. P. Swagger
Harrisville
Southside
Boys’ League
Young Americans
Hotel McCreary
Alameda Literary Society
Adelphia Hall
Sharon
George Rummel
Pasteur Institute
Pennsylvani a Lines Span Many States and Track Types
The article assesses the Pennsylvania Railroad system growth with a total of 11,080.60 miles of main and branch lines across 13 states and the District of Columbia, led by 4,067.48 miles in Pennsylvania and 1,881.13 in Ohio. It notes total trackage of 23,572 miles, major expansions since 1903, and miles of second to fourth tracks and sidings, plus a New Castle rail rail order and various labor issues.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erie
States
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Maryland
Michigan
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
New Castle Rail Workers to Receive Saturday Pay
Saturday will be payday for all New Castle employes of the Erie railroad. RB. & O. pay checks for men on the New Castle division will arrive in the city next Monday. Cc. S. Turner, a P. & L. E. conductor, has returned to work after a brief vacation. Frank Thomas, a Pennsylvania machinist, has recovered from illness. F. H. Workman, a conductor on the Lake Erie, has returned after visiting at Dickerson's Run. C. D. Gorley, a yard conductor on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie, has returned to work after a short layoff. Joe Clarke, conductor on the branch passenger train of the Lake Erie, has reported for duty after a brief layoff.
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New Castle
Erie Railroad
City
Frank Thomas
Pennsylvania
F. H. Workman
Lake Erie
Dickerson
C. D. Gorley
Pittsburg
Joe Clarke
Wets Win Local Option by Narrow Margin in Eaton
Eaton Ohio March 11 The wets won a local option fight in West Manchester by a majority of six votes. The town has been wet for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Manchester
T Own
Modern Miracle Worker in Pile Treatment Cure Claim
A German scientist’s discovery is hailed as a radical piles treatment. The method prescribes mixing 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan 1-2 oz Zine Ointment and applying night and morning to cure piles permanently, with pharmacists able to compound.
Spiers Seeks Day Sergeant Post After Police Chief Term
Chief Thomas Spiers, reluctant to continue as chief after Mayor Hainer retires, reveals he would prefer the day sergeant role. He envies Patrick Farrell who now holds the position, citing long service and dependable conduct as key reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Spiers
Hainer
Mr. Spiers
Patrick Farrell
Shenango River watershed inspection nears completion
Captain J. M. Clark of the state board of health ends days in Sharon over the Shenango watershed and its tributaries. The project started seven and a half miles north of Linesville and runs to New Castle. Water samples from the Shenango and Neshannock rivers were sent to Harrisburg for typhoid germ testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clark
State Board of Health
Sharon
Shenango River
Linesville
New Castle
Neshannock
Health Department
Harrisburg
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Sharon Tin Mills
Eviery Wall Paper CO
Washington Street
Neuwahl
I. C. Cox
Mr. Matthews
Canonsburg
William Prather
Mary Blair
McKeesport
Dr. Barr
Diamond
Westminster
Carnegie Tech
George King
Hartville
W. S. Lininger
Avalon
Bingville Bugle
J. G. Patterson
Miss Weston
Sara Davis
New Castle Street
Kirk Thompson
The
Young People’s Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bell
Nebraska
J. C. Bell
East
Grove City
Dr. Ferguson
Prof. McElree
Pennsy
New York Central
Gary
Ind
Railro
Employe
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
C. L. Warden
Relief Corps
Roundhouse
L. E. Roberts
K. V. Shaw
Warden
Roberts
Wardon
P. S
Travelers’ Union
Washington
Congress
Lodge of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Baltimore
Cc. S. Turner
Wets
Spiers
PISO
Deep Blue Sea
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. C. Wallace
DR. Winter
Washington and
Pittsburg Street Bridge
New Castle, Penna
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