Stable Fire Kills Horse On Moravia Street
Tramps smoking near Charles J. Martin’s Moravia street stable started a blaze last night. Fire crews from Fifth ward and Central fire departments found the structure a mass of flames at eight o’clock. Three horses were inside. two were rescued but one died. Sam Broody, renter, lost a horse worth forty dollars along with harness valued fifteen and a wagon valued at
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Charles J. Martin
Moravia Street
Fifth Ward
Central Fire Departments
Sam Broody
Fire destroys valued stable near other buildings
The stable valued at 250 dollars caught fire with multiple flames seen on discovery. Firemen worked rapidly to prevent spread to nearby structures. Initial suspicions of incendiary origin were investigated as two men were seen near the stable earlier in the evening.
Tag Day for the Poor of Sharon
Sharon plans a Tag Day fundraiser by the Sunshine Society to aid the poor. On Saturday October 17 volunteers will sell tags and canvass the town. purchasers may give any amount.
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Sharon
Sunshine Socity
Services at Reformed Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Friday at 2 pm Dr J M Wylie of Greeley Colorado preaches The Pure in Heart Shall See God. Saturday 7 45 pm he topics The Value of Public Testimony with explanation of terms of communion. Saturday 2 pm a special service The Power of an Endless Life.
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J. M. Wylie
Greeley
Col
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Prohibition Candidate Addresses Eastbrook Meeting
Rev. Frank Fish of Claysville urged Lawrence Beaver and Washington counties to vote their convictions on November 3 for Congress in the Twenty fourth district. Prohibition candidate Frank Milliken of Ellwood City spoke, counciling voters against letting business interests, appetite, or personal ambition override principle. He warned that many will stifle their conscience for political gain and urged all to vote their convictions.
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Frank Fish
Claysville
Congress
Eastbrook School House
James Peebles
Frank Milliken
Ellwood City
Fish
Lawrence
Beaver
Washington
Tener
Akens
Tramps Blow Incident Hits Villain in Indiana Folks
In Youngstown a stage fight in Indiana Folks saw a tramp strike the villain with a real blow instead of a phony poke. The performance ended with most actors claiming they are penniless and unpaid.
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Indiana
Youngstown
Edward Aller
Land Opening At Rosebud Reservation Draws Applicants
Thomas Dickinson and Joseph Hamilton have gone to South Dakota to register for a quarter section of the Rosebud Indian reservation, which will soon be opened. They expect to stay until after the drawing and, if successful, will settle on their land for the required time to secure title.
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Thomas Dickinson
Joseph Hamilton
South Dakota
New Rosebud
Notice On Prohibition At Coverts Property
All persons are forbidden under penalty of the law to shoot or trespass on the property of the American High Explosive Co. at Coverts. 47112 G. H. Van Wert. Sunt.
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American High Explosive Co
G. H. van Wert
Sunt
Patterson resigns Wilkinsburg post for Pittsburg Latin chair
Prof. Frank L. Patterson, former Warren high school principal, has resigned the Wilkinsburg high school post to join the Pittsburg high school Latin department. The move places Patterson in a key language department role within the city’s public schools.
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Frank L. Patterson
Warren High School
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg High School
City to Inspect Damaged Pavement and Sewers
The street committee will send H. K. Bleakley C. C. Rigby and Robert H. McCann to examine flooding damage near Boyles Avenue and Blaine Street The goal is to repair pavement widen the sewer and prevent future losses City Engineer C H Milholland will join the inspection and a formal recommendation will follow
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Boyles Avenue
Blaine Street
Scott Paisley
H. K. Bleakley
C. C. Rigby
Robert H. McCann
Mr. Paisley
C. H. Milholland
Fire Devours 16 Acre Field Near Mineral Ridge
A destructive field fire started by a spark from an Erie locomotive raged on the southern edge of Mineral Ridge for hours. It consumed about 16 acres including corn fields and fences on the Brown and Davis farms, with Mahoning Valley Street Railway workers aiding in suppression.
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Erie
Mineral Ridge
Brown
Davis
Mahoning Valley Street Railway Company
Mystery surrounds Youngstown death of Mike Yuon
Mike Yuon died in a Youngstown hospital after being found along trolley tracks he said he was thrown from a car. Mrs. Wendell H. Shipler and daughter Blanche visit Mrs. Mary Shipler of Mercer.
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Mike Yuon
Youngstown
Wendell H. Shipler
Blanche
Mary Shipler
Mercer
Dr Taylor's Blood Purifier and Eczema Ointment Request
Mrs Molly Wagner of Cumberland Maryland requests two bottles of Dr Taylor's Blood Purifier and one box of Eczema Ointment by express. She encloses a $1.50 money order and praises the remedy after two weeks of use. She offers to recommend it and asks for a free illustrated booklet from G W Clutton of New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Express
Harrison St
Cumberland, Md
G. W. Clutton
Washington St
New Castle
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Lawrence County
Teachers’ Institute
Strumater’s
Williams
Stritmater
Stritmater’s
New Leslie Hotel
TAG Day For the Poor OF
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Reformed Pres
Eastbrook
Herb D. McGoun
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
Winter Bros
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