Ex-Minstrel Louis L Kerr Dies After Typhoid Battle
Louis J Kerr longtime New Castle resident and musician died after typhoid fever at Sha Waogo Valley hospital. Born August 1 1864 he was 48 years 7 months 16 days old. Survived by mother Mrs Mary R Kerr two brothers sister and several nieces and nephews. former Central Cafe proprietor and Mikado club orchestra member with many friends in city and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kerr
New Castle
Shawaogo Valley Hospital
Mr. Kerr
Lawrence County
Hoodwilliam St. Jim
Ufn
George L. Kerr
Westmoreland County
Mary A. Tippte Kerr
M Adamice
Err
Field’s Minstrals
Mikado Club
Kerr
Wulog
Central Cafe
North Jefferson Street
Krs Chit
Hia
Mary Rippie Kerr
West Washington Street
Lafayette Kerr
J. S. Brown
City
Bills G Kerr
Cleveland
Sam O Rourke Critiques Oregon Boomer in New Castle Notice
A 1904 New Castle News letter from Sam O Rourke denounces Oregon boomer activity in Portland and warns New Castle workers to avoid traveling with no funds. He claims only those with coins and workable means can prosper and urges publication for laboring class readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
New Castle News
Sam O'Rouakea
Yorland
Homa
North Cedar Street
Casta
Dogs take center stage in New Wilmington meeting notice
Posters urged dog owners to attend a city hall meeting on March 17 to discuss health action and canine harmony amid rabies concerns and recent enforcement costs. The notice cites expenses for watchers, copying, and notices, plus related political notes and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Nean
Board of Health
Harry J. Ludk
New Castle
Ube
Pitt
James
Young
Witehara
Character Club Meeting Notes and Marriage License Notice
The Character chair of Tain Grave hosted at Rev and Mrs Schumaler. The program featured Livingston as the subject with a prose piece and musical items by Mrs Schumaker and others. The next meeting will be with Abr and Mrs Charles Eppingir. A marriage license was offered to John Parker and Louisa Saltzer of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain Grave
Schumaler
Livingston
Tik—Hey Schumaker
Abr
Charles Eppingir
Youngston
John
Parker
Louisa Wf. Saltzer
Deaths of the Day Rosa Anna Moore
Rosa Anna Moore died at her grandparents' home near Edenburg after a bout with whooping cough. She was 2 months and 7 days old. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nonmatt Moore, lived in Akron Ohio, and had recently traveled toward Weaver when illness struck the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Anna Moore
Arney Biddle
Edenburg
Trosa
Anna Moore
Nonmatt Moore
Akron
Weaver
Resignation and Fires Rock Buipparyrock School Boardtown
Kildoo resigns from the prom school board amid a series of fires at a Pine Street stable and Lowtuship high school site. Firefighters responded after 4 pm, with losses estimated at 300 dollars. investigators and police, including Chief Connery, traced the incident to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buipparyrock
Kildon
Austriat
Michael Conway
L. Mi Lock
Lowtuship High School
Lhojo
Bart Princeton
L. Kern
Ac Rose Point
Dean Wern
Slarm
Connery
Amuil
Earlie
Insuranne
Industrial outlook brightens in Sharon
In Sharon, ten mills resumed operations at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Plant after a four month shutdown. Ten more furnaces begin next week and blast furnes restarted yesterday. Shenango Furnace No. 3 at Sharpaville and an ingot foundry near Westing start in May, restoring work for about 600 workers already affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalon
American Sheet
After 29 Years a Sufferer Finds Relief from Sloan's Ointment
James Myde of Bie he Ark describes a 29 year struggle with a motion ailment. He reports severe attacks confined him to bed for weeks. A sample of Sloan's ointment provided relief and he bought bottles, expressing gratitude to the sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Myde
Biehe
Ark
Lang Apo
Bambiy Holto
Sloan
Up-to-date bulletin aids fruit growers with new harvest tips
A translated, newsy notice discusses best methods of pruning and harvesting for fruit growers. It mentions a bulletin for experts and farmers, with guidance on adjusting to tree health and disease, and refers to an agricultural department push to improve practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medaparthenk
San Jose Realy
Jackson Niles Qovtenite and George Gta Involved
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals Jackson Niles Qovtenite and George Gta tied to a case or event. No clear action or location is readable. Further context is unavailable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
George Gta
Markets and harvest saws in New Castle area markets
The column lists prices for fruits vegetables and staples in New Castle including carrots onions potatoes cucumbers and cabbage with per bushel and per dozen rates. It notes hay, straw and livestock prices and mentions local musical rehearsals and community notices amid weathered OCR.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Weekend
Community members from Lowellville and surrounding areas drift between calls on relatives and business in Youngstown. Socials fill Saturday night halls as Mrs. Allen Stewart recovers, while Gust Anderson and Lite Eth Lode visit from Lowellville. Attendance at the funeral and visits to kin mark a bustling period with many names and short trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk
Gust Anderson
Lowellville
Sam. T. Knopl
Dalk
Allen Stewart
Las Baker
Son Pale
Hilleville
Alex Nelson
Lee Tornoe
Axel Anderson
Youngstown
Big Mining Strike 15 A Probability Reflected In Union Actions
The article discusses a looming strike among bituminous miners and the split among Ohio operators over joining an Interstate conference on March 34. It recalls Mitchel’s policy and mentions possible coal price impacts, including a 1900s-era strike that transformed labor relations and state intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Lewis Polley
Ohio Opera
Pittsburg
Olin River
Ohio
Great Lakes
Giakette
Lewis
Mitchel
Roosevelt
Mounted Constabulary
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
George Baer
Memorial Day 15 To Be Observed Here
Post 100 G A R T R has begun arranging Memorial Day observance here. A committee of A S Lova chal jan K Pomeroy Clark McMillin Porter and commander 18 appointed to plan the event. Fr M Campbell chairs the Veterans group coordinating the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. TR
A. S Lova
Chaljan
Pomeroy
Clark McMillin
Porter
Fr. M. Campbell
Well Struck at Casper Fehls Farm in Petersburg Field
A new well at the Casper-Fehls farm in Petersburg field, leased by New Castle interests, is said to be flowing freely. It will be shut Tuesday to search for a better yield. Listed participants include Louis Hmig, Andrew Lawason, Samuel Rice, Dr. B A Donnan, and Jake W Denson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper-Fehls
Patersburg Field
New Castle
Castle Pengle
Louis Hmig
Andrew Lawason
Samuel Rice
B.A. Donnan
Jake W. Denson
Bill to Establish a National Bison Range Introduced
Washington reports a $40,000 appropriation to purchase land and $10,000 for fencing to create a national bison range. Senator Dixon proposes the project for breeding and preservation of the 1 722 American bison in captivity, with most believed in Yellowstone and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BISON
Washington
Cataliah
Dixson Haa
Tiludhicu
Tdi
Ty Square
Hornadia Sivens
Yellowstone Park
Canada
Therepton
Geenalave Lake
Children Adopted by Two Families in Court Action
Escph D Wooley and wife received permission to adopt Elizabeth McMasters eight, from Glenwood Children’s home in Youngstown. Charlotte Jarrett six was ordered adopted by David B Thomes and wife, with new name Vorstnia Thomas. Guardians appointed for several minors, and estates handled with removal petitions and bond withdrawals by the New Castle Savings and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escph
Wooley
Sloan
Elizabeth McMasters
Glenwood
Youngstown
Elizabeth Wooley
David Syling
Cor Charlo
Pearl Luts
B. J. Lutz
Tertain
Slipperyrock
Mary I. Vaneman
Jana Booker
Maryb. Bord
Janica
R. Lute
Albert Lutz
Maud A. Welsh
Withun Luts Theras
David B. Thomes
Charlotte Jarrett
Vorstnia
Thomas
Hla J. Collina
Mary
John
Graver
Daniele
Mary Dailuels
W. K. Hugud
Francy BE
Robinson
Willan CG. Robinsor
George
Say
Moravia Tarbor and Bessemer School Attendance Reports
The Moravia school reports for March 1907 list missing students at Cross Roads and Tarbor with 16 enrolled and 88 attendance percent, plus a 97 percent for Tarbor with several absent days. Beasemer No.1 shows present pupils including David Anderson and Martha Henson, with a list of absent students. Beasemer No.2 notes daily attendance and twenty one pupils not tardy, including Ned Shortino and Carl Carleon, with Margaret Ruthmulf as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Cross-Roads
Dale Roulson
William Parady
Thomas Farafy
Charles Gleghorn
Matilda Hopper
Harold Swisher
Paris Moore
Bernard Benson
Ernest Denso
Francis Shidtrey
Edna A. Duff
Tarbor
Howard Dun
Stewart Patton
John Patterson
Haymond Patterson
Walter Gox
John Hingle
Hazel Eekies
Richard Watters
Core Hutchiluton
Bessemer Schon No
Thasal
David Anderson
Martha Henson
Wiliam Baldwin
Frank Cambriell
Frank Davidson
Carl Fricano
Stopher Pricano
Albin Gabert
Oscar Jacobson
D Nord
Hilda Parks
Vievo Darke
Iry Ross
Tony Snerzie
Aristie Boyt
Aini Hanson
Mary Johnson
Rosie Marcomb
Tupy Parka
Tolar Cracraft
Ann Johnson
Ethel Nelson
Paulina Sneve
Umber
Margaret Ruthmnulf
Miss O'Brien 13 Taken to Hospital After Incident
Misa O'Brien, a girl of thirteen, was brought to the hospital following a telephony change accident near Wannt. She has been under care for several weeks and her condition remains serious. Friends hope for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Brien
Misa O'Brien
Heybetig
Wannt
Horne
D&t
Mike O'Dein Hagheot
Anti Penrose Forces May Boom John P Elkin for U S Senate
Local political observers report anti Penrose forces coalescing around John P Elkin as a potential challenger to Penrose in the U S Senate race. The article notes support from Temperance advocates and Western Pennsylvania leaders, with possible help from Lancaster and Chester figures, as the contest nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Elkin
U.S. Senate
Supreme Court
John P
Mquor
United States
Prohibition
Belve Penrose
Diana
Bengler Willeston
Cau
Penrose
Elkin
Cain
Achedon
Western Pennsylvania
Justice Elkin
W. W
Sproul
Chester
Joba
Art Elkin
Bobn Penne
Pennsylvania Lines Extend Main and Branch Tracks
The Pennsylvania Railroad shows a total mileage of 11,980.60 with 4,067.48 miles in Pennsylvania, 1,891.13 in Ohio, and 1,541.82 in Indiana, among other states, totaling 23,572 miles of trackage. The system now has 2,241.90 miles of second track and 7,934.98 miles of sidings as it expands to meet commerce demands.
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Pennsylvania
Pitsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitlsboro
Erie
Auer
States
District of Columbia
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Kilnola
Maryland
Michigan
Nelawern
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Hiie
Campa
Local Yesterdays in Lilyville Community Notes
Town activities include Sunday services at Twiheran church, visits by Misa Lydy Hall from New Brighton, and a Belton Union sermon next Sunday. Residents attended a wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott of Camp Mun, with multiple recent quilting parties. A house fire on Monday damaged a room interior. neighbors helped extinguish flames. Mr and Mrs. Noel celebrated a birthday with a gathering and fine supper. about 30 attended.
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Twiheran
Misa Lydy
New Brighton
Tey, Whistler
Belton Bast
Patna
Union
Williamn Nevitt
Bert
Lee Scott
Campmun
Plato
George Koch
McDonald
Rev. Whistler
Ali
Wilmington Township Notes and Local Society News
Mrs Sarah Clark of Fay mourns at home. Miss Mas Junkins recently visited Fay. Miss Mateils Patterson improves from illness. Mrs Garret Blake, recently ill, is recovering at home. Wilmington directors met for their monthly meeting. Fay students finishing New Wilmington high school prepare to graduate. Local residents Amina Layton Neal and others visited New Castle. Contractors Neal and Dicks showcase skilled work on a project at Wilmington Avenue and Mercer Street. Wilmington surpasses Fay in some ways but Fay boasts healthy drainage with ten sewers under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Clark
Mas Junkins
Mateils Patterson
Garret Blake
Wilmingston Township
Fay
New Wilmington High School
New Castle
Amina
Layton
Miss Neallle
Mesars
Wilson Boyd
Guy Neal
J. B. Ettor
William Blake
Fred Holmes
J. K. Watson
Charles Dicks
Wilmington
Wilmington Avenue
Mercer Street
Eastbrook Brightens With New Storefront For Local Merchant
Eastbrook sees a new front put in by Bhorlit Werldingiis at a local store, while Miss Marthe Ainemore from New Castle and her parents attend a Sunday seal. Frank Chambers from Hlasa factory at Shinglehouse invests his parcels with Mr and Mrs TW Chambers. Mrs. B Hutchinson and daughter Alice visit J A Amun near Ninety Henford. The Mylal school reopens after a scarlet fever closure. Dr Meffechon hosts a dinner for friends including Mr and Mrs Gee Fisher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhorlit Werldingiis
Marthe Ainemore
New Castle
Seal Sunday
W. Dinsmore
Frank Chambers
Shinglehouse
Chambers
Hutchinson
Alice
Familly
J. A. Ami
Niny Henford
Mylal
Meffechon
Ramuruber
Wind Storm Causes Widespread Damage in West Pittsboro
A gale of at least 50 miles per hour swept over West Pittsboro Sunday afternoon. Fences, sign boards and awnings were blown down. A large flag pole near the post office fell to the ground. Farmers report extensive tree damage across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsboro
Public Sale on John McCurdy Farm Near Hurtinaburg
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the John McCurdy farm on the road from Hoge Point to Hurtinaburg, 12 miles south of Harnadburg, Friday March 27, 1998 at 1 o clock. Items include two horses, four cows, 40 chickens, one turkey hen, crocks, a mirrored cupboard, butter, a milk separator, churns, a dog power, a grindstone, household goods and more. Cash payments with note secured by nine months credit offered. sale to be conducted in the usual manner. Public notices also reference congressional candidate activity adjacent to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCurdy
Hoge Voint
Hurtinaburg
Harnadburg
O'Eluck
John McCuldy
Parents in Court Over 13 Year Old Runaway Case
Examination revealed a boy ran away from home amid neglect claims from Mrs. M L Ewing and Mrs. Patterson. The Galbreaths described the boy as almost without clothing and with marks on his body. The father Lewis Patterson admitted correction and past punishments, while the court scheduled the Poor Inna court hearing for April first to determine disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
M. L. Ewing
Charles Galbreath
Bourne
Yhi Om
Def & Root
Patterson
New Castle
Pittsburg
Hook
Lewis Priternon
Ron
Young
Porter
Galbreath
City Directory Gives Edwood a New Local Reference
The city of Edwood launches its first comprehensive directory after a decade of demand. J H Caldwell Jr of Neghannock Falls compiled an 8 page volume listing residents, occupations, addresses, and households. The business section covers firms and department scopes, plus city government officials, churches, societies, and a complete street index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwood City
Eldzens
J. H. Caldwell, Jr
Neghannock Falls
Hovanhalder
Public sale of farm holdings near Sharon Street Car
The unsigned will expose at John Shawers farm near Stop a4 on Sharon street car line 1 mile north of Eduburg on Adenburg and Polasid zonal. Sale includes Bay mare 1346 lb, Bay horse 1926 lb, driving horse 1100 lb, top buggy, wagon, harness sets, farm machinery, tools, feed, 100 bushels oats, 28 barred Rock chickens. Terms cash with approved security. An auctioneer notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shawers
Mae
Eduburg
Adenburg
Polasid
Wennesday
Licrae
McCormick
Kraus
John Stowers
Gover
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Louis L. Kerr
Sam O'Rourke
Lusk
Kildoo
Prom School Board
Sharon
Mt, Jackson
Ea Qi
Groendes
Wil
Bern
Hoy Woalfield
Will Wald
Reharsal
Alae
Tider
Will Owlal Holding
Bla Chirk
Fener
Init Storcen
Sculliy
Amid
Ttorn
Dew Percy Waekford
Bessemer
Tee
Davidson
Allen Brook
Lawellvile
Tate, Ghasles
Dick Want
North Lime
L. B. Nord
Clarence Crook
F. Hodburg
Harvey Shogran
Gus Helbers Ware
Lowellvile
Duttan
Matthew Myers
Mabul Tarn
Mihllatown
Tarver
Audy Dake
Hilité Gabert
Jiarry
Jennie
Cabos
Jone Swanson
I Gabert
A. Joinson
Ernest Andarany
Mehiess
Alfred Mehsey
Cal
Beaumont Jett
Wheelie
WoVa
Beaumont
Irlele
Henderson
Ellen
T. Gustavson
Minnie Ren- Ho
EL Garlsan
Elton
Alvon
Sweden Congregational Ajure
Edinboro Normal Tor
John F. Eiger
Petersburg Field
Pennsy
Lilyville
Eastbrook
Almply
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