Conductor Struck By Falling Coal In Newark Yard
Fred Rowlen a Baltimore and Ohio conductor on Epworth street in New Castle Junction was knocked unconscious by a coal lump from an overloaded car. He recovered but suffers scalp wounds and will miss days of work. Reports hint at delaying lake navigation to protect ore rates with 42 million tons moved last year and 25 million expected this year.
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New Castle Junction
Fred Rowlen
Epworth Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Rowlen
Great Lakes
Theory of universal health gains traction in the East
The article expands on T Cooper whose stomach based theory claims to cure most illnesses. It highlights testimonials from August Wittmer of Chicago and others who credit Cooper medicine with a dramatic recovery after years of weakness, sleep disruption, and digestive problems. McKee Cut Rate Medicine Store promotes the medicines and invites inquiries.
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T. Cooper
Chicago
St. Louis
Wesern
Cooper
August Wittmer
Rockwell Court
Wittmer
McKee Cut Rate Medicine Store
North Mill Street
Train Time Cards and Railroad Shop Moves at Pitcairn
The article notes new time cards across New Castle railroads and upcoming changes in train running times. It reports Pennsylvania railroad preparing to run shops at Pitcairn on full basis after months of light operation. It also lists several railroad workers with status updates and illnesses.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Railroad
Wage Conference Opens Over Street Railway Pay Scale
A preliminary session Monday in Youngstown between Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company Park and Falls Railway and the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes discussed the bi annual wage scale set to go into effect. Both sides remain reticent as figures and concrete proposals are not disclosed. The union wage committee includes J H Moore and E A Cook with members from New Castle Niles Sharon and Youngstown.
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Youngstown Vindicator
Mahoning & Shenango Railway and Light Company
Park & Falls Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Boardman Street
Street Railway
M. BE. McCaskey
J. G. A. Paul
U. S. Sliter
Youngstown
W. C. Smith
New Castle
C. B. Beckman
Sharon
Amalgamated Association of ‘Street
Hughes Block May Change Hands Again
The Hughes block in the Fifth ward may pass to the Cash Buyers Mercantile company which has an option on the three story structure on South Mill near Long avenue. A stockholders meeting is set for next Saturday night at Mill and Reynolds streets to discuss and take action on the proposed sale.
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Hughes
Fifth Ward
Cash Buyers Mercantile Company
Mill Street
Reynolds Streets
South Mill Street
Long Avenue
I. D. Hughes
New Castle Lodge of Odd Fellows
L. M. Uber
Mercantile Company
Dr Howard’s constipation cure offered at half price
Dr Howard Company teams with McKee’s Medicine Store to offer 60 doses of their famed dyspepsia and constipation remedy for 25 cents, with a full money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Limited supply prompts immediate call or mail order to secure the deal.
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Dr. Howard Company
McKee’s Medicine Store
Dr. Howard's
Local Notes From Pulaski and Nearby Towns
G M Guffey visited Pittsburg Sunday. Mack Gallagher of Princeton was in town Monday. Mr and Mrs R W Jackson of New Castle hosted Miss Eleanor Jackson Sunday. Mrs Mont Steindorf, recently at South Sharon, returned home Monday. Mrs Charles Arrow of Eastbrook, visiting her daughter Mrs W W Gibson, came back Monday. J R McLean, after a stay in Bloomfield, returned Monday. Mr Earley, previously in his post, moved on to Edenburg. J W Riblet of New Castle has been ill over a week and may suffer typhoid fever.
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G. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Mack Gallagher
Princeton
R. W. Jackson
New Castle
Elean‘or Jackson
Mont Steindorf
South Sharon
Charles Arrow
Eastbrook
W. W. Gibson
J. R. McLean
Bloomfield
Mr. Earley
Edenburg
J. W. Riblet
Oregon Boomer Roundly Called by Sam O'Rourke
A Portland reader complains to the New Castle News about Oregon weathering labor shortages and idle workers. The letter argues only those with funds can prosper, warning laboring men arriving with no money will struggle. It cites W J Collins spreading Oregon influence and calls for publication.
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Oregon
Sam O'Rourke
Portland
New Castle News
Detroit
Oregonian
W. J. Collins
New Castle
O'Rourke
Russell St
Ore
Home Adress
North Cedar Street
Pennsylvania West Yards Near Completion For Track Laying
The new yards west of Struthers are nearing completion with grading nearly finished and preparations under way for laying tracks.
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Pennsylvania
Struthers
Are Your Kidneys Sick
An old medical ad touts Bloodine as a cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It stresses kidney importance and warns of poison in the blood from sick kidneys. It promotes Bloodine as a system tonic and claims cures and benefits for nursing mothers. McKee's Medicine Store, 21 North Main Street.
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McKee’s Medicine Store
North Min Street
Remarkable Tapeworm Case Saves Youth in Charleston
A 15 year old boy in Charleston was saved from a parasite after four days on Quaker Herb Extract. His mother brought a 60 foot alive tapeworm from his system, expelled after the remedy, with his grateful parents offering verification and urging others to try the treatment at J. C. Wallace's store.
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Charleston
W. Va
Goetze
McCreary
Virgil Butcher
J. C. Wallace’s
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Veach
March
Velatukei S
Erie Railroad
Philadelphia
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Gilman
Mays
Thompson
John England
Daugherty
Matthew McCune
James McCune
Barnesville
American Can Company
Sanitary Can Company
Continental Company
New Castle Works
Republic Iron and Steel Company
J. W. Detrick
Republic Company
Brown-Bonnell
Bessemer Steel
T. R. Akin
Republic
Mahoning Valley
Corns
Toledo
Sylvana
Indiana
Gates City
Birmingham
Messrs Deetrick
Akin
T. J. Bray
Deetrick
Bray
Frank Brown
Robert Harris
Cambridge, O
Robert Shaw
Phillips Street
Sharon Man
George Hassel
Samuel Lewis
Pulaski R
Big 100
W.c. Welker
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Bell Phone
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
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