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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

3

Not Reforming Work Among Prominent Lawrence Men

A partial list shows prominent Lawrence county men who financially aid the National Reform Association. The Lawrence county auxiliary will hold its annual convention at the Reformed Presbyterian church on Oak Street Thursday and Friday next week with ministers, business leaders, and visiting speakers.

Lawrence County National Reform Association New Castle Reformed Presbyterian Church Oak Street T. W. Phillips James A. Gardner Elizabeth McLaughrey John T. Miller Thomas McKee D. W._Hanna W. G. Eckles de 8. Morris R. L. McNabb T. A. Ilkey E. D. Moore D. G. Duff G. . Hartman Charles

Arrest for hunting on Sunday. fined by alderman

John Conticetti was arrested yesterday by Detective John Stewart for hunting on Sunday near the cement works. Alderman Fulkerson assessed him $25 and costs, which he paid.

John Conticetti John Stewart Fulkerson

Youngstown Socialists Plan Lecture Series

The Youngstown socialist group announces a planned lecture course featuring W. D. Stokes and wife Rose Pastor, Eugene V. Debs, Connelly, the Irish talist, and "Mother" Jones as guest speakers.

Youngstown W. D. Stokes Rose Pastor Gene V. Debs Connelly Jones

Kalbfus urges state restocking and shorter game seasons

Harrisburg report from Secretary J C Kalbfus to the state game commission calls for a $25 000 appropriation to restock game, argues hunting builds character, and favors shortened seasons after alarm over October openings and water-seeking animals. He also backs stronger enforcement by state police and a bill to bar unauthorized arms carriers.

Harrisburg State Game Commission J. C. Kalbfus Game Commission

Troop F Guards Grove City Armory Dedication Parade

Troop F from this city traveled to Grove City to assist in dedicating the new armory home for Company M Sixteenth Segment N G P Governor Stuart is expected to attend. A parade features troops Grove City college cadets Sons of Veterans G A R members high school pupils and fire department personnel. Dedication exercises follow the parade in the new building.

Grove City Stuart Grove City College Sons of Veterans Fire Department

Deaths of the Day Bring Long Illness to End

Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. Martha Johnston in Mahoningtown after heart trouble and dropsy, and details of her birth in Moon Township and long life in Allegheny County. Also noted are the north Yakima death of William W. Campbell, and the loss of infant John Leonard Kennedy in Pittsburgh with funeral plans in Plaingrove. Hiking trip news closes the item.

Martha Johnston Martha A. Johnston David Johnston Charles D. Johnston Montgomery Avenue Johnston Moon Township Allegheny County New Galilee Presbyterian Church Mahoningtown William McKinley Sadie Woods Mondovi Wis Presbyterian William W. Campbell John M. Campbell North Yakima Washington United Presbyterian Church Plaingrove Plaingrove Cemetery

Peeping Tom Captured on Bridge Street

Citizens capture a colored man named David Ward on Bridge street after he was seen peering into a window. Ward is turned over to police as witnesses prepare to testify before the mayor about nightly peeping near homes. Three men pursue him from Bridge to South Jefferson Street ending in his arrest. Lieutenant Thomas McCarthy aided in processing Ward.

Bridge Street David Ward Ward Henry Folkman Fred Deish John Burken South Jefferson Street Thomas McCarthy Br Neu Orde

Witnesses Testify About Suspect Seen Near Vicinity

Report notes two witnesses contradict the claim while others say they have seen the man in the area several times recently. The fragment suggests a contested identification in a local inquiry.

Plans For Salt River Parade Insurance Offer Onboard

It leaks that escorts for John G Nothdurf on Salt river trip will be offered life insurance policies at very low rates by Travelers Insurance Company with accident coverage doubling the payout if the boat sinks Mr Harington handles affairs at 701 Lawrence Savings & Trust Company

John G. Nothdurf Salt River Nothdurf Travelers’ Insurance Company Harington Lawrence Savings &Trust Company

Struck by Train On Erie Tracks Injures Youngstown Man

Wesley Brown was struck by a switch engine while walking on the Erie tracks at Youngstown and severely injured.

Erie Youngstown Wesley Brown

Coal mines to start after Taft election in Punxsutawney

The election of William H. Taft to the presidency prompted immediate action for a Punxsutawney businessman. O. C. Hoffman, a diamond drill contractor, received word from a major coal operator to proceed with plans, signaling new mining activity in the area.

William H. Taft Ohio O. C. Hoffman

Hoffman to Deploy Six Diamond Drills in Pa Coal Leases

Mr Hoffman plans to set six diamond drill crews to work soon testing extensive coal leases in a southern Pennsylvania county. The effort signals active exploration and development of mineral resources in the region.

Hoffman Pennsylvania

Youngstown Heads After 1909 Bowling Tournament

Youngstown shows strong form after the 1909 state bowling tournament. An executive committee meeting of the league is set for Columbus next week with Mike Welsh, currently third in standings, noted among the key figures.

Youngstown Columbus Mike Welsh

Sharon man rolls peanut up hill to cheers

Thomas Finerty of Sharon bets on Bryan then rolls a peanut up a long hill using a tooth pick. A large crowd cheers the unusual feat and witnesses applaud the display.

Bryan Thomas Finerty Sharon

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Pollock New Leslie Hotel Clutton Household Loan CO Lawrence Savings & Trust Co John Leonard Kennedy Hugh Kennedy Randolph Street Samuel Eli Pearl Olive H. M. Wirsing Rufus Patterson J. W. Cunningham Corry Frank C. Douds & Co Milleta New Castle, PA Babbitt Ag Ee Euwers Children’s Hi Stree Ladies Dreas Sly Kid Street Bridge ST Bell Phone Mill ST East Side Butter Co Pittsburg Street NEW Castle Loan CO Wallace Block Correr Washington and Jefferson Streets Bell Telephone
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