New Railroad Association Formed In New Castle
A new association to aid railroads and investors is being organized in New Castle led by P. H. Morrissey, aiming to foster cordial public view of American railroads. It vows to avoid political feuds while securing fair returns for capital and labor and ensuring safe, efficient service. Meetings included major railway union leaders from 16 large systems. Concurrently Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railway reports several upgrades, including a 1.5 mile branch to Crescent Portland Cement and a rapidly advancing cement plant project expected to finish by January 1, with output of about 3,000 barrels daily and significant track work between West Pittsburg and Mahoningtown.
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New Castle
P. H. Morrisey
Grand Mas
The
Brotherhood of Railway Men
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of
United States
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Wampum
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Pennsylvania
West Pittsburg
Mahoningtown
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Cure Bad Breath and Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow and honey as a natural remedy for bad breath sour stomach and indigestion. It claims the lozenges absorb gases aid digestion and purify air in a room. The ad urges readers to buy a box from druggists and even offers a free trial package by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Umbrellas on Sale and Repair at New Castle Umbrella Co
Complete assortment of ladies and gentlemen umbrellas with handles in wood elk horn ivory and silver. Covers in linen mohair with borders. Sullum's New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co offers nine covers guaranteed and repairs defects.
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New Castle Umbrella
Mfg. Co. Ao Ae Salle
Sullum
Detective Follows the Hair Sign to Reunite Dog
Detective John Stewart tracks a stolen $200 setter by a single clue a dog hair from the tail. He follows the hair eastward across Pittsburg Street and alleys, locates the dog, and reunites it with C. E. Thomas on East North Street.
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John Stewart
C.E. Thomas
Sherlock Holmes
C. BE. Thomas
East North Street
Stewart
Toby
Eureka
Pittsburg Street
James McKissick
Diggins
Jack Young
C. E. Thomas
Thomas
Railroad Upgrades Near Pittsburg To Conneaut
Improvements on the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad cost about 1 million dollars with a double-track line planned from Pittsburg to Conneaut by next summer. Concrete, bridges, and a Bull Creek viaduct will be rebuilt as part of the expansion. Detectives seek a 16-year-old boy who tried to wreck a passenger train by wedging a freight car knuckle.
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Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburg
Conneaut
Butler
Greenville
Bull Creek
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Bessemer
Zundel to Speak on Lutheran Missions at Union Service
Rev. J. A. Zundel, home missionary of the general council Lutheran church, will address St. Pauls Lutheran church Sunday at 7 30 pm on Lutheran Missions Past Present Future. St Johns Lutheran joins St Pauls for the evening service.
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J. A. Zundel
General Council of the
Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Hunter slays 156 pound black bear on Crawford county farm
Elmer Stearns of the Wilson farm between Gresham and Breedtown, Crawford county, killed a black bear weighing about 156 pounds while hunting a bee tree in his potato field. He sold the carcass to a Titusville butcher after the dog chased the bear up a tree and he returned with a rifle.
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Elmer Sterns
Wilson
Gresham
Breedtown
Crawford County
Titusville
Mr. Stearns
Mr. Peemet Brain
Pulpit Topics Across Churches In City
Church listings present numerous services led by Rev. George Jones Rev A B McCormick Rev F J McBride and others. Sunday gatherings include morning and evening worship Bible schools and class events at First Unitarian Central Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian Grace M E St Andrews Mission First Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Hoover Heights Tabernacle Bethel A M E First Christian Clifton Flats Emmanuel Baptist Croton Avenue M E Bethany English Lutheran Second Baptist St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Gospel Tabernacle with varied sermon themes and schedules across Pearson Block Washington and Neshannock avenues Mill Reynolds streets and surrounding blocks.
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First Unitarian Church
Pearson Block
George Jones
Christian Science Services
Washington Street
Neshannock Avenue
Central Presbyterian
the Square
A. B. McCormick
Bethel
Endeavor Societies
Second United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Court Streets
F. 3. McBride
Kittanning
Junior Streetin
Reynolds Streets
R. G. Roscamp
First Presbyterian Church
Hershey
Mephiboshetti
First United Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
Jas. M. Ferguson
Christian Union
Hoover Heights
Bible School
Bethel A, M. E
Green Street
J. M. Wilkes
W. F. Barber
Endeavor
Mr. Jordan
Central Christian Church
First Methodist Episcopal
Elmer E. Higley
J. A. Breckenridge
Epworth League
Long
Pennsylvania Avenues
A. H. Jordan
C. EB
J. F. Baxter
Third Christian Church
Clifton Flats
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
W. J. John
W. A. Johns
Croton Avenue
M. E
J. L. Stratton
League
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Sutton Streets
C. G. Weatherman
Thaddeus Stevens
Second Baptist Church
J. H. Holland
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Avenue
Jefferson
Rev
Upperman
Donald
Youngstown
James Frey
Maitland Memorial P. M
Corner $ Mill and
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
W. J. Gillis
Africa
C. E
Evangelist Maitland
J. H. Miller
St. Paul’s Church
Grant Street
J. A. Zundel
Fargo
N. D
Luther League
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Jefferson and
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
Young Peoples
McCleary Avenue
West Side
St. Luke’s A. M. EB. Zion
T. M. Upperman
South Mill Street
M. A. Davis
Battle Creek
Mich
New Castle
Jordan Botts
Jennie Brown
Dora Hill
Christian Endeavor
Lettia Williams
Weather forecaster warns of dangerous Pacific storm crossing land
Washington dispatch reports last bulletin forecasting a tropical Caribbean storm then continental storms. Disturbances cross Pacific coast by the 27th and again late month with warm and cool waves affecting the great central valleys and eastern states. Sailors urged to stay alert for rough seas as the system moves across the Rockies and weakens.
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Washington, D. C
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Manitoba Storm Brings Westward Cold Wave and Early Blizzards
Weather outlook describes a storm moving from Manitoba to the Dakotas around October 31 with an extensive cold wave behind it. The cold will bring snows and threaten unsheltered livestock, extend east of the Rockies, affect the cotton belt north of latitude 30, and forecast future cold snaps around November 14 and December 1. Corn gathering and cotton picking are advised between November 7 and 13.
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Manitoba
Dakotas
Rockies
Celebration at Hillsville Today and Tomorrow
Hillsville Catholic church hosts a two day religious celebration now rescheduled from July 16 after a church closing. The New Castle Italian band participates in the festival activities.
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Hillsville
New Castle
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and costs 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Louis Patton Charged After Robbery Incident in Greenville
Louis Patton of Sharon was accused of robbing a young boy in Greenville yesterday and sentenced to 30 days.
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Louis Patton
Sharon
Greenville
Harvest Festival at Trinity Church
The annual harvest festival services will be held Sunday morning and evening at Trinity Church. The chancel will be decorated with autumn leaves and vegetables. The rector Rev. J E Reilly will deliver sermons appropriate to the day. The musical program includes organ preludes and anthems by Maudner, Simper, and Guilmant along with offerings and Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E.
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Trinity Church
J. E. Reilly
Maudner
Calkin
Wien
Dimittis
Guilmant
Correction Requested for Frank Valiense Son Article
Letter from A Valiense asks The News to correct a previous Monday issue about her son Frank Valiense. She states the report was mistaken and seeks a factual rectification.
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the News
Frank
Valiense
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