Readiness to restart asphalt block mill in Fifth ward
After months idle due to no orders the asphalt block works in Fifth ward is ready to resume as soon as paving block orders begin. The plant has not moved to Youngstown. improvements have been made and it is in top shape. The stove foundry was closed yesterday for a rest day. John Shuster and Susanna Kenwerth of the Fifth ward will wed at Eintracht hall. An alliance of iron ore trade raises thoughts of delayed navigation opening to late June. A new Goats lodge will form in Fifth ward, with Sharon-New Castle associations. An eisteddfod is planned in Sharon on April 18 with New Castle participation.
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Fifth Ward
Youngstown
John Shuster
Susanna Kenwerth
Eintracht
LeRoy
Long Avenue
Great Lakes
New Castle
Sharon
Frank Morgan
Mahoning Avenue
Shenango
Seventh Ward
Pyramids Pile Cure Promised as Painless Home Remedy
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, private at home treatment for piles. It claims instant relief, no operation, and full cure with a trial package mailed free to interested readers. Full box available from druggists for 50 cents. guidance to order includes mail reply to Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Sneezing Powder Prank Haunts Grand Theater in Youngstown
Disturbance at the Grand Theater in Youngstown over sneezing powder distribution prompts police inquiry and a reward for identifying the offender.
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Grand Theater
Youngstown
Hope to Be Made Citizens in June
The June term petitions for naturalization have been filed at the prothonotary's office. Among the applicants are Jacob Hubert Hersh from Germany who arrived in 1902, Frank Kozik of Austria, John Binder from Austria, Stephen Mertest from Austria, Anthony Davis of England, David Williams from England, and Lougi Merola of Italy with respective arrival years and ports noted.
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Jacob Hubert Hersh
Germany
Baltimore
Frank Kozik
Austria
John Binder
Philadelphia
Stephen Mertest
New York
Anthony Davis
Amputation Follows Accident of Lake Shore Brake Man
John Farrell of Youngstown, one of the railroad’s oldest brake men, was run over yesterday by a Lake Shore train and both legs were amputated.
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John Farrell
Youngstown
Lake Shore
Fire drills spread through Seventh Ward schools
Fire drills are frequent at North Cedar Street School under Principal W A Moore with drills at least twice weekly and sometimes more. An outward opening door investigation found all doors in the building open outward. Preparations begin for Mahoningtown Methodist church Men’s Club meeting with local option debate led by Plummer Emery and Robert L Wallace.
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North Cedar Street
W. A. Moore
the News Today
Seventh Ward
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Plummer Emery
Robert L. Wallace
Men's League
Cement Plant Planned Near Slippery Rock by New York Investors
Slippery Rock residents react to a proposed large cement plant funded by New York capitalists. For months, company reps have taken options on local limestone land. The plant would sit about half a mile southeast of town with a Bessemer Co branch railroad planned to reach the site and extend toward Slippery Rock, which currently lacks a nearby rail line.
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Slippery Rock
New York
Bessemer Company
Mine Workers Strike Outlook Rocks Mahoning and Columbiana
Mine owners in Mahoning and Columbiana counties Ohio expect a coal miners strike soon. Retail men store large quantities of goods in anticipation.
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Mahoning
Columbiana Counties
Meat inspection law unchanged by Congress this session
The meat inspection act of 1906 remains intact with no changes this session. Senator Beveridge proposals to shift inspection costs to packers and to date canning labels face little support from the agricultural committee, which urges continued federal guidance and expanded state and municipal inspection to safeguard meat safety.
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Beveridge
Agricultural Committee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
A. D. Melvin
Melvin
Struck Pulaski Hotel Seeks New Proprietor
Pulaski loses hotel as Frank H. Dobbs vacates the property leaving strangers and travelers with few options for meals and lodging. Longtime residents note it is the first hotel vacancy in over 30 years and an effort seeks a new operator to revive the business.
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Pulaski
Frank H. Dobbs
Dixon sewer permit placed on record in Dixon
Samuel G. Dixon health commissioner’s communication on sewer extension and disposal plant completion was placed on record at the register and recorder’s office today. The lengthy document cost over 11 dollars to record.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Register and Recorder
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California Prunes
Shilling Bros
Pittsburg Street
Herb Coates
Mike O’brien
Joe DeMarie
Iowa
Vergil Searight
Davenport
Mrs. Farwell
North Liberty Street
Will Ward
St. Charles Hotel
South Sharon
Harry Thompson
West Wabash Avenue
H. N. Lord
Beaver Falls
Edna Brown
Chewton
H. C. Martin
Pittsburg
Alma Shaffer
West Madison Avenue
Jack Thomen
Harry Martin
Howard Oatey
Dave Harrison
George McCormick
East Madison Avenue
Fred Sanders
Ashland Avenue
Harry Davis
North Wayne Street
Pennsylvania
Greenville
W. F. McClurg
Frank Thompson
South Cedar Street
Lawrence Junction
John P. Esmond
Standard Steel Car Company
Elsie Morrison
Wampum
Mary Morrison
Ashlane Avenue
Chicora
Frank Agnew
East Clayton Street
Frank Brown
Dixon
Yaapt Mann
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
New Castle Loan Company
Wallace Block
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
DR. Winter
Pittsburg Street Bridge
New Castle, Penna
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