GIX Team Bowling League Formed With Six Clubs
The new City Bowling league opens soon to represent Fellowship alleys. An equalizing committee finished its work and a schedule committee will draft the season. Six clubs will compete with eight men on each run to cover for absences. Teams and players listed include U. S. Steel-Glass, Standard Steel Car, Blue Ribbon, Clark's Colts, and more.
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New City Bowling League
Fellowship
U. S. Steel
Glass
Preston
Searight
Prentice
P. Bratchie
H. Wise
Graffus
Nocks
Conley
Rice
C. Dean
Williams
Ellis
French
Lane
Shay
Haskins
Bullock
Reed
B. Dean
Gilliland
Harl
R. Bratchie
Hartman
Drumm
Standard Steel
Bell
Beighley
Orr
Andrews
Grocutt
Irwin
McIntire
Blue
McGivern
Ebhart
Ball
J. Dean
William Miller
J. Griffith
W. Jones
A .E. Edwards
Clark
Martin
Horner
C. Pearce
Love
Depew
L. Morrison
Butler
A. Roaher
Pellis
McAleer’s Tip Proves Right on Billy Evans Umpire
Ed. Bang notes Jim McAleer from Youngstown urged Billy Evans for American League umpire. Evans had umpired in Niles Ohio six years earlier, impressing partisans and proving capable in major league games after Johnson initially doubted the choice.
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Ed. Bang
Cleveland
Sporting Life
Billy Evans
Jim McAleer
Youngstown
Evans
Niles
McAleer
Johnson
Schwartz Claimed by Omaha Club in Baseball Move
Omaha manager Rourke reports Bill Schwartz first baseman from Akron pennant winners in the O P league will join Omaha next season. Rourke says his draft on Schwartz has been allowed he will replace Chic Antry who moves to the Cincinnati club.
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Omaha
Neb
Rourke
Chicago
Bill Schwartz
Akron
Schwartz
Antry
Cincinnati
Car Demurrage Official Here From Pittsburg
William Prall, commissioner of the Pittsburg Car Demurrage association, visited New Castle yesterday in conference with Manager Wesr and local staff to review the car service in the area.
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William Prall
Pittsburg
New Castle
Wesr
Prall
First Closed Sunday Marks South Sharon Incorporation
South Sharon observed its first closed Sunday since incorporation with every store reported shut by the Law and Order society.
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South Sharon
Law and Order Society
O and P Magnates Meet in Pittsburg Today
The fall session of the O and P league convenes in Pittsburg with heated debate. Canton Sharon and Youngstown face criticism for withholding forfeits while Morton hints at resignation amid league turmoil. Akron to receive pennant if time allows after a proposed free for all.
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O. & P. League
Pittsburg
Canton
Youngstown
Sharon
Morton
Clopper
Sharon Club
Clepper
New Castle
Akron
Morton defends Sunday ball bill in legislature
President Morton says he actively worked for the Sunday ball bill, visited towns and wrote league heads, spending $50 of his own money. He claims others unfairly blame him and asserts he did his part despite limited funds.
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Park of Youngstown
Morton
Moore
Youngstown Club
Bowlers Impress with High Scores at Fellowship Alleys
Bowlers at the Fellowship alleys posted strong scores last week with three players over 250 in ten pins. Gilliland led with 259, Martin 258, and Bell 257. Manager Shay topped the duckpins with 140 though it doesn’t count toward the dollar prize, while L. L. Congdon followed with 110 as the highest bowler.
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Fellowship Alleys
Gilliland
Martin
Bell
Shay
L. L. Congdon
Dutch Weimer Plays Football at Gettysburg as Pittsburg Game Approaches
Dutch Weimer, former New Castle player drafted by Chicago, attends Gettysburg College and joins the football team. He plans to visit Pittsburg on November 21 to face a strong college club. locals will travel to see him in action. In a letter he says he feels better than ever and plays football as well as baseball.
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Dutch Weimer
New Castle
Way
Chicago
Gettysburg
Pittsburg
Dateh
Clair
Pastor to Lecture on Poet Tennyson
The fourth and final evening of poetry readings at Central Presbyterian Church features Rev. A. B. McCormick speaking on Ten nyson the Magical at 8 oclock. The series has drawn interest and pleasure, and is open to all readers. Mr and Mrs Charles Orr of this city visited Mr and Mrs William Morgan in Sharon on Sunday.
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Central Presbyterian Church
A. B. McCormick
Charles Orr
This City
William Morgan
Sharon
New Castle Bowlers Sweep Youngstown Visit
The New Castle bowling team from the Lawrence league defeated Youngstown three straight games in Youngstown. A return match is set for Friday night October 20 in New Castle with officials promising royal entertainment for the visitors.
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New Castle
Lawrence
Youngstown
Barnett
Terry
Ein
Bullock
Hunter
Bratchie
Bell
Miller
Csevsee
Big corporate tax payments reduce state revenue gap
Large major corporations settled taxes with the auditor general last week, aiming to close a revenue shortfall of about 750,000 dollars compared to the same period last year. The fiscal year ends November 30, with last year’s revenue at 26 million, up half a million from 1906. Railroads and the Pennsylvanía company operating lines west of Pittsburgh are among key settlements.
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Auditor General’s Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvens
Pittsurg
W H Davis Store Destroyed in Chautauqua Fire
The Colonnade building at Chautauqua burned last week, leaving W H Davis dry goods store within it completely destroyed. The stock was lost and the store was partially insured. Mr and Mrs Davis had recently moved from the city to Chautauqua two years ago.
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Chautauqua
W. H. Davis
Convention Today in Fay Lutheran Church
The New Wilmington district regular Sunday school session is held today at Fay Lutheran church with county officers from this city in attendance. In the afternoon Rev. C G Leatherman Miss Margaret Merriman and J Clyde Gilfillan will participate. Rev M W Keith of Mahoningtown Presbyterian church will deliver the principal address this evening.
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New Wilmington
Fay Lutheran Church
C. G. Leatherman
Margaret Merriman
J. Clyde Gilfillan
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Major McDowell Returns From Illinois Campaign Tour
Major Alexander McDowell of Shar on returned from a campaigning trip through Illinois. He spoke in many towns and delivered several speeches in Speaker Cannon's district.
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Alexander McDowell
Sharon
Illinois
Cannon
Warren sisters escape as wagon struck by train
Clara and Minnie Biery of Warren were nearly killed when their wagon was hit by a Pennsylvania passenger train. The wagon was demolished and the sisters suffered slight injuries.
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Clara
Minnie Biery
Warren
Pennsylvania
Gas Strike at 200 Feet Sparks Pulaski Township Excitement
In Pulaski Township a gas well on the Gibson farm near Reno paint works flowed at 200 feet during drilling for mineral water. Simpson and McGranihan report strong initial gas pressure throwing water 25 feet, then easing. Locals believe a large gas vein lies nearby, with oil possible, as drillers plan to continue to 500 feet and possibly deeper.
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Pulaski
Simpson
McGranihan
Gibson
Reno Paint Works
MacGranihan
Seco
Coliseum Show Delivers Dazzling Vaudeville and Film
Last night at the Coliseum a full house enjoyed Four Sullivan Brothers acts Cowboy Williams dazzling wagon wheel stunts and cannonballs. John Powers and wife provided comedy and song while Jeanie Ellsworth and their dog entertained children. Nelson Milledge offered laugh provoking tricks with Glass Put In and the program featured Barr McCutcheon’s Graustark on stage with lavish costuming and ornate sets. Seat sales begin Wednesday. management promises continued top attractions.
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Coliseum
Four Sullivan Brothers
Cowboy Williams
John Powers
Jeanie
Ellsworth
Nelson
Milledge
Moving Pictures
George Barr McCutcheon
Opera House
Grenfall Lorry
Harry Anguish
Yetive
Gabriel
Baron Dangloss
Lorenzo
Belaroz
Ostrom
Dannox
Allode
Zitsky
Dagmar
Halfontes
Therese
Caoper
Yvonne
Fallmeale
Honeybunch
Sullivan Bros
Nelson and Milledge
Glass
Willard
Bond
Harry Bond
Billy Moore Keeps Cascade Vaudeville Laughing All Night
Billy Moore headlines a strong Cascade vaudeville bill delivering rapid fire nonsense lines that mark him as an advanced comic and anchor the show with laughs. Local audience reactions were strong, and the performer drew steady applause throughout his set.
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Billy” Moore
Cascade Vaudeville
Samose Promises Flesh Building Health Benefits
McKee's Medicine Store touts Samose as a flesh forming food with a guarantee refund if unsatisfactory. Claims include restoring the weak to strength, improving appetite, and building plump health for children and women, under the Pure Food Law serial number vb5.
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McKee’s Medicine Store
Temperance Meetings Tonight Across City
Two temperance meetings are held this evening under the Temperance society, continuing through next Monday night ahead of the election. Rev J S Martin of the Reformer Presbyterian church will speak at Grace M E church on Reynolds street, and Rev R H Mulholland of Highland U P church will address at the Fourth Presbyterian church.
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Temperance Society
J. S. Martin
Reformer Presbyterian Church
Grace M. E
Reynolds Street
R. H. Mulholland
Highland U. P
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Sharon Council Opposes State Sewage Plant Plan
Sharon and nearby towns oppose a state board plan to join Sharon South Sharon and Sharpsville into a single sewage disposal plant. The council argues the plan is not feasible and contends New Castle should also be required to build a plant.
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Sharon
State Board of Health
South Sharon
Sharpsville
New Castle
Mrs. H. B. Jordan Recovering in San Diego
Word from Rev. H. B. Jordan in San Diego confirms Mrs. Jordan, formerly pastor's wife here, has been ill with nervous trouble and is now recovering and much improved.
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H. 8. Jordan
San Diego
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Mercer State Police Indicted Over Coal Strike
Sergeant Homer A. Chambers and Private Stephen Mulloc of the state constabulary were indicted in Mercer on charges of aggravated assault and battery. The case stems from the recent coal strike in Pardoe.
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Homer A. Chambers
Stephen Mulloc
State Constabulary
Mercer
Pardoe
Balloon Ascension at Butler Thursday
A large balloon ascent is planned at Butler this Thursday. If winds are favorable it may land in New Castle late Thursday afternoon.
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Butler
New Castle
Evening Y M C A Classes Open for Non English Speakers
Classes for non English speaking people opened at the Y M C A last evening with an Italian class starting. Additional courses in mechanical drawing spelling business English and penmanship will begin this evening.
New Comet Delights New Castle Astronomy Students
New Castle students of astronomy follow a recently discovered comet by Prof Moorehouse. First sighted October 15 it has remained visible and should reach peak brightness by next Monday evening. It drifts westward and will fade from view in about two weeks. Last night it lined up between the star Verga and Albireo in Cygnus. tonight it shifts about one degree west.
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New Castle
Moorehouse
Verga
Cygnus
New Winter Caps For City Police Create Fresh Look
All city policemen wear brand new heavy cloth winter caps today. The caps are designed to keep heads warm in cold weather and to improve the force’s appearance.
New Castle vs Butler High clash at Cascade Park
New Castle high school prepares for a Saturday clash with Butler high at Cascade Park. The earlier meeting at Butler ended in a close Butler win, and New Castle players expect to overturn that result with home advantage.
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High School
Butler
New Castle
Butler High
Cascade Park
Deaf man found dead with gunshot near Warren
Hugh Hayes aged 50 was found dead at his home near Warren on Sunday with a bullet hole in his head. Neighbors said he suffered from deafness and had been distressed by the death of his son.
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Hugh Hayes
Warren
Benefit concert nets $3000 for firemen families in Youngstown
A recent Youngstown benefit concert reportedly raised about $3000 for the families of the firemen killed in the line of duty. Organizers note strong public support and plan to distribute proceeds to dependents and survivors.
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Youngstown
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