Local resident George T. McCarthy dies in tree accident
George T. McCarthy of 69 West North street died after a fall from a limb while trimming a tree on Grant street. He was 40, lived in New Cal all his life, never married, and left a sister and half sister. Funeral at St Mary’s Church with Knights of Columbus attendance.
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George T. McCarthy
West North Street
New Cal
Edward Kissinger
John Walsh
Clendenin
Grant Street
St. Paul's
McCarthy
A. B. Heinrich
North Street
Knights of Collins
St. Mary's Church
Ireeth
West Washing Street
Jackson
Impington Road
Ger
St. Mary’s Rch
Mary’s Cemetery
Knights of Bus
Local residents listed in social notes show travel and health updates
Mrs. Robert Welsh of Pittsburg street recovers from illness. Mrs. Butler of North Jefferson street spent Wednesday in Pittsburg. Mrs. Oesterling of Butler visits Mrs. Sophia Mattle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee McFate move from Court street to rural west of the city. Mrs. Humble of Croton avenue will have foot operation Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bert White of Cleveland visits George Parsons on South Mercer. John Knox of Northeast rejoins after visit with Ira Wagner. Ed Duff of Frostburg returns from visit to aunt Elvira Frazier. Misses Lynn and Wagner guests of Marian Fleming on Wallace avenue. Miss Rathell returns home near Baltimore after staying with grandmother Mrs. Aldson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cunningham go to Wampum for Philo Cunningham funeral. George L. Patterson returns from a western trip, months in the south, feeling improved. Bertha Middleton Dorn,eagy and Lottie Forrest return from Stoneboro after alumni banquet and Stoneboro High commencement. David C. Boyles and Charlotte, with Wells B. Clenin, return from extended stay in the south. they left in December for Florida three months prior.
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Robert Welsh
Pittsburg Street
B. F. Butler
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Oesterling
Butler
Sophia Mattle
Young Street
J. Lee McFate
Court Street
J. H. Humble
Croton Avene
Bert White
Cleveland
George . Parsons
South Mercer Street
John Knox
Northeast
Ira Wagner
Ed Duff
Frostburg
Pec
Elvira Frazier
Allace Avenue
Elizabeth
Bella Lynn
Elizabeth Wagner
Sharon
Marian Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Mary Rathell
Ldson
Pearson Street
Reed
Baltimore
Aryland
J. W. Cunningham
Orth Mill Street
Wampum
Philo Cunningham
George L. Patterson
North Mercer
Bertha Middleton
Dorneagy
Lottie Forrest
Stoneboro
Stoneboro High School
David C. Boyles
Charlotte
Wells B. Clenin
North Mercer Street
Florida
Golden Eagles Hold Sorrow Service in Neshannock Hall
The Golden Eagle ladies held a sorrow service in their hall on Neshannock Avenue Wednesday evening in memory of two deceased members Mrs. Charles H. Tait and Mrs. Thomas Price. The past templar Mrs. Anna M. Coulter led the service and attendance was strong.
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Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Neshannock Avenue
Charles H.tait
Thomas Price
Templar
Anna M. Coulter
Knights of Columbus Meeting for St Marys Council
A St Marys council No 512 meeting is set for this evening at eight to discuss action related to the death of George T Mells and in remembrance John J Maher D G K will preside.
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St. Mary’s
Erie Players Flock to Interstate Games and O and P Trade
Erie fans watch as the Erie Dispatch reports Interstate plans for a July 4 launch and possible return of three O and P players Sargent Miller and Hopper. Hopper to lead as captain and manager while Koster and Baumeister spark $2500 offers and transfers ripple through local baseball.
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Girard O. & P
Interstate
League Park
Erie Dispatch
Erie
Youngstown
Ohio
Eric
O.&p
Sargent
Miller
Hopper
Koster
Baumeister
Rindernecht
Sails for Europe with Sanderson Departing Leader
President E. N. Sanderson of the traction company has sailed for Europe and will be away for several months.
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Europe
E. N. Sanderson
The
Traction Company
Black Fitz to Box McGuire at Akron Friday Night
Black Fitz the colored boxer from this city will face Curley McGuire in a three round bout at Akron Friday night as a preliminary to the Bartl Olsen wrestling match. McGuire boasts with gloves and is matched with Bartl at Sharon BE Finley Bartl's manager claims to have Black Fitz under his wing for more bouts.
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Black Fitz
Tony Ross
Curley McGuire
Akron
McGuire
Bartl
Sharon
BE. C. Finley
Fast quits Akron as East may join Arkansas job
Walter East, writing from Little Rock, may leave Akron after the Southern league season to take an athletic director post at the University of Arkansas. The position pays 2500 dollars a year, and East notes he could live comfortably on that amount in winter. He also mentions a sprained leg keeping him out of action and his team’s struggles in the standings.
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Walter East
Akron
East
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Walter
Finn Foresees Early Showdown in First Division
The speaker notes ongoing troubles but optimism that conditions will improve and Finn predicts a competitive clash in the first division soon. The tone suggests rising confidence amid difficulties.
Umpire Bill List Leaves American Association for Wisconsin Illinois League
Umpire Bill List, who excelled in the O. and P. league last season and was drafted by the American Association, has been released and now works in the Wisconsin Illinois league. His removal came as a surprise despite solid service in the American Association.
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Bill List
American Association
Athletics to Play Polk Saturday
Gus Caravasios' club from this city plans an away game at Polk next Saturday. The Athletics, regarded as one of the strongest clubs in the region, will try to force independent teams in the area to challenge it and test its mettle.
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Polk
Gus Caravasios
Caravasios
Miss Velma Patton Returns From South
Miss Velma Patton daughter of W E Patton of Hickory township has returned home after spending the winter in Mislin Alabama. She went south the first of last August for her health and friends are glad to learn she is entirely well again.
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Velma Patton
W. E. Patton
Hickory Township
Mislin
Ala
Florist Offers Decoration Day Specials This Weekend
Fresh cut flowers at the corner of Washington and Mill streets advertise Friday and Saturday specials. The Florist invites customers to place orders for Decoration Day.
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Washington and
Mill Streets
the Florist
Palmer Has Not Decided on Oil City School Post
City Superintendent of Schools J. J. Palmer of Greenville has not determined whether he will accept the Oil City superintendency.
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J. J. Palmer
Greenville
Oil City
Deaths of the Day Mary Anderson 84
Mrs Mary Anderson died Thursday morning at her daughter’s home in Rebecca street from paralysis. The Bellevernon born widow of John Anderson had lived in this city recently. Survived by sons James and Charles both in this city and daughter Mrs Frank Robinson. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at the late residence with burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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Mary Anderson
Frank Robinson
Rebecca Street
Anderson
John Anderson
Bellevernon
Baptist Church of
James
Charles
Robinson
Hannah Wilson
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Frank Denning at Long Avenue residence
Services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Frank Denning who died Sunday at the Fisher block Long avenue. Rev. John and Rev. Thomas conducted the rites with many friends present. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery with pallbearers James J. Jenkins David Evans Paul Morgan William Jones David Evans and Richard Manns.
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Fisher Block
Long Avenue
Frank Denning
John
Rev
Thomas
Graceland Cemetery
James J. Jenkins
David Evans
Paul Morgan
William Jones
Richard Manns
Isaac Cartwright Dies After Prolonged Illness at Home
Isaac Cartwright a renowned city glassworker died Thursday morning at his family home 70 Croton Avenue after a prolonged pecu liar illness. He had recently worked at the Shinglehouse glass factory.
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Isaac Cartwright
Croton Avenue
Two local men die after long illnesses in city
A pair of obituaries notes the deaths of Job R. Stewart of 168 North Bay street aged 62 and a glass blower from Lawrence County. Stewart, born in Butler county, died after rheumatism and stomach trouble. He left a son and siblings. interment is at Graceland cemetery. The other man, unnamed, bursted a blood vessel leading to illness and death at the family residence. he was born in Lawrence county, 51 years ago, survived by wife and son J. C. Cartwright, with services at 2 o'clock Saturday and burial at Graceland cemetery.
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Lawrence County
J. C. Cartwright
Graceland Cemetery
Job R. Stewart
North Bay Street
Mr. Stewart
Butler County
Middle Lancaster
Joseph
Elizabeth Randolph Stewart
Ohio
Margaret Stewart
Pittsburg
Lizzie Beighley
Alvin
Samuel M. Stewart
McComb
William C. Stewart
Hancock
J. W. Stewart
Expected Homecoming for L. S. Hoyt and Daughter
Expected home Sunday from a winter in California is L. S. Hoyt of North Jefferson street. He will be accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Frank G. Noyes who will spend some time in the city.
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L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
California
Frank G. Noyes
Narrow Escape on Elevator Sees Man From Youngstown Hurt
Abraham Sheffear of Youngstown narrowly escaped death last night when his foot became caught between the elevator car and a floor. He suffered an injured foot but survived the incident without more serious harm.
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Abraham Sheffear
Youngstown
Surgeon Slices Fat Off Man's Stomach
Andrey Bazzle a 55 year old man from Rockingham County weighed 400 pounds before surgery at St Luke's hospital Richmond. Dr Stuart McGuire removed nearly 100 pounds of adipose tissue from his abdomen and the patient showed great relief and expected to return home in a few days.
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Richmond
Andrey Bazzle
Valley of Virginia
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stuart McGuire
Bazzle
Rockingham County
Suspect John Brown Caught in Mill Street Home
A boy identified John Brown as a petty thief at the home of Squire Gabril on South Mill Street. Police arrested Brown after a search at headquarters found a box of bread, ham, butter, apples, pretzels and other items in his pockets.
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John Brown
Squire Gabril
South Mill Street
Thomas Augustine
Brown
Store Robbed on Moravia Street
John Hanlon watchman at Vulcan foundry saw a man stealing from E. Levine at 453 Moravia Street early today. Investigation shows entry via front window and a coat was taken. Police are investigating the case.
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John Hanlon
Vulcan Foundry
E. Levine
Moravia Street
Eagle Carnival Plans Spark Neighborhood Street Fair
Niles Hagles map a summer street carnival with rides games and food stalls to brighten the town. Organizers describe a family friendly event designed to boost community spirit and attract local vendors.
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Niles Hagles
Hem-Roid claims cure for piles with $500 testimonial
A Falls New York resident testifies after eight months on Hem-Roid that his piles attack stopped and he can work and eat freely. The sworn statement dated March 23 1908 accompanies an advertisement for Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Rolid internal tablets sold for $1 by John F Neely New Castle Pennsylvania and guaranteed by Dr Leonhardt Co Station By Buffalo New York.
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Wm. McAdams
Falls
N. Y
Leonhardt
John F. Neely
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
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Watal
Golden Eagles
Knights of Columbus
John J. Maher, D. G. K
R. S. McCulloch
M’culloch & CO
Dan Koster
Girard Business
Val League
M’guire
Purcaeh Nalow
Valenciennes
Loomer
Washington Street
Finn
Mr. Denning
J. R. Stewart
Mill Street
GC. M. Hartzel SaSscoeses Cites Mone Et
New York
Dentists
East Washington Street
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
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