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Apple Alley
New Castle
Local option issue drives temperance campaign in Pennsylvania
The piece argues local option law is crucial for Pennsylvania with September marks the start of a sixty day campaign. It urges precinct organization and targeted voter influence, warns against tying local option to other reforms, and calls for modern campaign methods to elect pro local option legislators in 1909.
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Lawrence County
Keystone Citizen
Pennsylvania Anti-saloon League
Pennsylvania
Nso
Friends of Local
Local Option
New Castle Growth Shows Steady Population Rise
A New Castle directory and school enrollment show steady growth without a boom. The piece urges every citizen to boost the city by speaking well of it and supporting local progress to outpace neighboring communities.
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New Castle
Taft Starts Speech Tour Across Six States
Judge Taft begins a speech making tour October 1 covering Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Iowa and likely northwest states. He says he is anxious to be active and start work promptly.
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Taft
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Northwest
Newsman aims for full election night results in Pennsylvania
A reporter stresses the priority of timely accurate coverage over delays. He asserts confidence in delivering a strong election night majority for the judge in Pennsylvania, despite relying on fragmentary reports.
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Pennsylvania
Hughes Optimistic On Politics In Troy Speech
Governor Hughes spoke in Troy and warned against slickness and manipulation in politics. He asserted that true leaders win public trust only by honest conduct and keeping confidence with the people.
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Hughes
Troy
Settlement Made For An Accident Involving Minor
Judge Porter approved a settlement in a case brought by Albert Shaw guardian for Blodwen Jones a 14 year old. Blodwen lost a thumb at the American Can plant and the company agreed to pay 700 dollars. Evan Jones father of the minor received 300 for negotiating. The guardian said 400 would adequately compensate the ward.
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Porter
Albert Shaw
Blodwen Jones
American Can Company
Evan Jones
W. W. Stevenson
Mary Maple Jones
Sarah Louisa Jones
Frank Jones
L. C. Cox
Mary L. Robinson
W. L. Francis
George B. Nye
Humphrey
Eliza W. Cunningham
C. W. Fenton
Wylie McCaslin
B. & O. Railroad Company
Frank L. Mackey
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Joseph W. Humphrey
Mabel Hamilton
Joseph W
Lost Money Laundered and Returned in Youngstown
Mrs L Tanner misplaced a $110 envelope in a Youngstown hotel pillow slip. The cash was washed through laundry and mangling, leaving $90 recovered while $20 remains missing. The incident highlights the carelessness of leaving money in hotel linens.
M'Caslin notes and local updates
Cyrus Cunningham's new residence is completed. Mrs. William McCay is ill. Our public school is taught by Oliver Cameron. Dr. Fred Gormley of Monaco visits relatives. John Wallace recovers from rheumatism. Miss Mary Forbes visits near West Middlesex. A car accident kills a dog for Thomas C. West. Miss Minnie Carr visits sister Mrs. Charley Hinkson. Mr and Mrs Martin Hunter host a social. Locals attend Roberts reunion at Mrs. Sarah Elder's in Harlansburg. Milkmen of Youngstown consider higher prices.
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Cyrus Cunningham
William McCay
Oliver Cameron
Fred Gormley
Monaco
John Wallace
Mary Forbes
West Middlesex
Thomas C. West
Minnie Carr
Elliotts Mill
Charley Hinkson
Martin Hunter
Roberts
Sarah Elder
Harlansburg
Hints and Dints The Last Straw
A miscellany of quips and squibs from Chicago and Louisville papers. Items lampoon mills, marriages, fashions, and social quirks with wry humor and pointed witticisms.
Wants G. B. Nye Removed From His Position
Sheriff serves notice on building and loan officials and an order to remove G B Nye is recorded. Various court actions involve master appointments, subpoenas, guardians, and probate filings across multiple cases including Mor gan, Heckathorn, Knabel, Young, Malone, Spiker, Gard, Sankey, Fisher, Wilch, Hazen, Mahoning & Shenango, Sutton, McClelland, and others. The docket notes administrators required to file accounts and funds to be paid into court.
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Charles E. Medard
Elta M. Morgan
George B. Morgan
George T. Weingartner
Hattie E. Heckathorn
George Heckathorn
Cunningham
Lorim Knabel
Charles Knabel
Odessa Young
William Young
Catherine Malone
John F. P. Kennelly
Philip Brady
Mary E. Fisher
George Burton Fisher
William J. Moffatt
Mary A. Wilch
James Wilch
Roy W. Hazen
National Bank of
Lawence County
H. H. Knox
R. BE. Clarke
Maria Santangelo
Mike Santangelo
Reynids
Mahoning & Shenango Railway & Light Company
Sutton Undertaking Company
Maude Johnson
J. Norman Martin
T. J. McClelland
Gertrude McClelland
Polite vaudeville thrills at Cascade theater weeklong
The Cascade vaudeville house changes bills and offers a strong lineup through the rest of the week. Clint Weston showcases a baseball stunt and mimic artistry, Parson and Griffin perform acrobatic humor, Crawford and DeLancey deliver lively comedy, Jerome Casper provides top class character work, and Miss Sadie Willetts shines in illustrated songs. Casper joins after tonight, then heads to Baltimore with Williams Ideal Burlesquers.
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Cascade
Clint Weston
Weston
Governor's Pardon Company
Parson & Griffin
Crawford & DeLancey
Jerome Casper
Cascade Theatre
Casper
Baltimore
Williams Ideal
Sadie Willetts
New Castle
Water Closet Rules From City Water Company
Notice from the Water Company in New Castle prohibits non tank pattern water closets and bans any unlicensed plumbers from connecting to service pipes or mains. Violations will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Water Company
City OF
New ‘Castle
Men Charged With Brutal Assault Caught By Police
Chief Joseph Gilmore and Officer Thomas Augostine captured two assailants of Glen Davis, Louie Ross and Pasquel Paglia, near Rochester, after Davis was beaten crossing the Etna furnace railroad bridge. They were surrounded, arrested, and jailed for aggravated assault and battery awaiting a hearing. Davis suffered head injuries, facial contusions, and body bruises from the attack.
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Joseph Gilmore
Thomas Augostine
Glen Davis
Etna Furnace
Augustine
Davis
Louie Ross
Tony Ross
Pasquel Paglia
Rochester
William Coutt
Gilmore
Charles B. Mayne
Ross
Paglia
Grand Jury completes work with nine cases heard
The grand jury met with Judge Porter and acted on nine cases. Several true bills were found while others were ignored and in one instance costs were placed on the prosecutor. True bills were returned against Englit, MecCart, Spalla and Gebbia, and Spalla for obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Porter
Jacob Noblet
Captain Moon
Commonwealth
William Armitage
John H. Bit
W. J. Reynolds
Joseph Spalla
Joseph Gebbia
Gilbert B. Porter
Pasquala Bevilacqua
Social note roundup from Grantboro and nearby
Miss Cooper of Connellsville and Mrs Katherine Book McNeese of Kittanning visit relatives in the area. Miss Calvin of New York visits her sister Mrs Rev Crawford. Harry Wogan returns to New Castle after a week here. Alta Book of Slippery Rock State Normal school visits home. Mrs Johnson McNees daughter Mrs Anna Nelson of New Castle visit. Mrs Manning Hunt and daughter Mrs William Weigle visit Mr and Mrs S H Moore. Mrs Moore improves after a lumbago attack. Friends celebrate Mrs Andrew Drawbaugh’s 64th birthday at her home. New Masonic temple in Youngstown approved with an estimated cost of 100000.
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Miss Cooper
Connellsville
Katherine Book McNeese
Kittanning
Miss Calvin
New York City
Rev. Crawford
Harry Wogan
New Castle
Chester Hunt
J. H. Boyd
Princeton
Alta Book
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Johnson McNees Asi
Anna Nelson
John Dombart
Manning Hunt
William Weigle
S. H. Moore
Moore
Andrew Drawbaugh
Drawbaugh
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