Brewers Outline Program to Regulate Liquor Trade in Ohio
The Brewers association of Ohio met in Cleveland to propose a four option ballot plan giving voters choice on liquor regulation. Options include straight licensed saloons, hotels and taverns only, original package sales, or town and city decisions. The plan calls for licenses to be restricted to reputable venues and penalties for violations, with vigilance committees aiding enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brewers’ Association of Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
T. M. Gilmore
Louisville
Model License League
Gilmore
Brewers’ Association
Vigilance Committee
Dayton
Property owners drive away men laying gas main
In Youngstown on East Woodland avenue and Market street a mob of about 150 Mahoning Gas and Fuel workers were forced to abandon work after residents armed with guns hoses and clubs halted the project. Harry Chase attacked the diggers with a hose while Sherman DeGroodt brandished a firearm. Police prevented further violence and a temporary injunction against the gas company was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Gas and Fuel Company
Woodland Avenue
Market Street
Harry Chase
Sherman DeGroodt
Delegates to Convention From Four Churches Expected
A large number of delegates from four United Presbyterian churches are expected at the Young People's Christian Union convention in New Brighton Friday. Each church may send ten to twelve delegates, with several speakers of note and delegates from the city anticipated to participate. Prohibition candidate Frank Milliken of Ellwood City is touring rural districts promoting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Young People’s Christian Union
New Brighton
Frank Milliken
Ellwood City
Harmony Pa Chickens Stolen Then Gang Nabbed After Night Revels
Five chickens were stolen from the Ade Boyer farm in Lancaster township. Harmony officers aided by Ade Boyer and his father tracked a gang of local youths, who were reveling all night, to a coal bank hollow. The Boyers secured a $50 claim for the birds as the gang faced bonds and repair of the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Ade Boyer
Lancaster Township
Coal Bank Hollow
John Measle
John R. Boyer
Henry Measle
Boyer
Costs $5 Fine For Letting Sink Water Run On Street
Hillman Tidd was fined $5 after being charged with violating city ordinances by not connecting a sink drain to the sewer and allowing sewage to run onto the street. Health officer and Dr Thayer plan further prosecutions against property owners neglecting public health rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman Tidd
Will
McCandless
O. H. P. Green
Tidd
I. A. Thayer
Church Set for Dedication in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls will dedicate a new Christian church on Sunday October 25 with an elaborate program. The building nears completion with furniture pews and pulpit furniture arrived, and dignitaries from the Christian church in the region are expected to attend the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls Tribune
Ohio State Typographical Union Meet in Youngstown
The Ohio State Typographical Union will hold a meeting in Youngstown on Sunday. Members from area locals are advised to attend for discussions on contracts and upcoming conferences.
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Ohio State Typographical Union
Youngstown
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Customer
Mrs Helen Barton of Chicago writes she recovered from nervous prostration and exhaustion after a week on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy for female ills and urges sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Helen Barton
Pearson Street
Chicago
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Barton
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Trains to Run Over Four Track System
The Lake Erie railroad completes a four track route between Youngstown and Pittsburg except for the Ohio River span at Beaver, where a new double track bridge is being erected. The section may take months more to finish at the million dollar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ohio River
Lake Erie Railroad
Beaver
Seventh Ward
John Sickinger Wins A Hunter License Not A Marriage
An Albany correspondent recounts John Sickinger of Rensselaer N Y hurries to the city clerk seeking a license only to be told he has a hunter license not a marriage license. The clergyman confirms the error and the clerk jokes about hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
John Sickinger
Rensselaer
N. Y
Mary Owens
John
Mary
Boy of 12 Cares for Entire Family
A 12 year old boy, Stephen Pencee, told Squire Nester in Youngstown Ohio he must provide for his parents and two younger brothers by collecting coal for meals. He was given a warning to keep away from the tracks, not fined. The article also notes widespread use of a Universal Bread Maker in New Castle households and a sales pitch by Osgood Hardware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Stephen Pencee
Squire Nester
Hast Youngstown
P. & L. E. Yards
New Castle
Courts to Decide Beaver Be Dispute in County Championship
The Beaver Falls dispute between the Athletics and Independents centers on a five game series for county champions and a $200 stake. Both sides claim victory under differing interpretations of the agreement with potential court action and a forfeit threaten if teams meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls Tribune
Athletics
Junction Park
Independents
Rick Released From County Jail After Settlement
Harry Rick, jailed on charges by A. W. Harbison under the livery act, was released Wednesday evening after the case was settled. The defendant paid about $33. Rick and others left the rig at the Samuel Chambers farm. Phillips remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rick
A. W. Harbison
Rick
Samuel Chambers Farm
Phillips
Valuable violin gifted to Ruth Knox from Italy
Miss Ruth Knox of Warren Ohio receives a valuable violin made by Nicholas Amatus of Cremona Italy in 1865. The instrument has belonged to her uncle's family for years.
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Ruth Knox
Warren, O
Nicholas Amatus
Cremona
Italy
Mi o Na Trial Offer From Druggist in Bucksport
Druggist Geo W Clutton guarantees Mi o Na relief for dyspepsia and offers money back to any user if the product fails to cure. He asserts a high cure rate and cites a long track record of similar offers in 1000 towns. Mrs W D Bennett of Bucksport endorses Mi o Na and the price is 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
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Jayne
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
Paul
Griffiths
Sycamore Street
Bell
Household Loan CO
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle Umbrella Mfg. Co
S. Mercer Street
New Leslie Block
M. Sullum
Temperance People
Wild Ways
Cedar Street
Liberty Street
Mahoningtown
Grant Street
Highland Avenue
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Keith
T. C. Ballard
Baltimore & Ohio
Mr. Bollard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas Davis
East Cherry Street
Erie
Grace Hammond
Enon
John Willard
John Evans
Anna Evans
Tubetown
Butler
Oakley Rowland
Philadelphia
Richard Welsh
Clair Hettenbaugh
Madison Avenue
Ashtabulah
Bessie Dunham
Norris’ Store
Sharon
Quincy Davy
Washburn
Crosby
Mel
Beaver County
Lawrence Aic
Makoningtown, Pa
Lawrence County
New Castle Hardware Co
Horten & Whitten Co
Corner Mill
Washington
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