Quar rymen strike ends at Shenango quarries
The Shenango Limestone quarries in Shenango township resume work after a strike by over 50 Italian quarrymen. Frank Harlan is appointed weighmaster in charge of stone weighing and mud removal duties. Sheriff deputies guarded the site during the disruption. eight strikers faced riot charges with hearings pending.
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Shenango Limestone Company
Shenango Township
Frank Harlan
M. 8. Kincaid
Kincaid
Waddington
Charles Andrews
O. H. P. Green
Frank Trumble
Three Shows Set for Week at the Opera House
Theatre lovers are promised three good shows next week at the opera house. The Man of the Hour plays Tuesday September 22. Dockstader's minstrels perform Thursday evening September 24. The Mummy and the Humming Bird screens Saturday September 26.
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Opera House
Dockstader
Nerves and the Body Ailment Cure Explained
A health feature explains nerves as the body's signal system and how liver and kidneys affect overall wellness. It argues nerves fail when these organs clog, and proposes Cann’s Kidney Medy as a direct stimulant to restore normal function. For sale by all Druggists.
Nickee's Rut Rate at 21 North Mill Street
Local business listing notes Nickee's Rut Rate located at 21 North Mill Street in New Castle Pennsylvania. Offers rental or service rate information for vehicles at the address.
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North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Nimrods Prepare for Opening of Pennsylvania Game Season
Secretary Kalbfus reports across Pennsylvania a bumper season for quail pheasants squirrels and deer with strong enforcement aiding preservation Open seasons run October to December for rabbit quail grouse squirrel and deer November dates apply for some species and broad limits on daily weekly and seasonal harvests plus sale restrictions across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalbfus
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Tober
Fayette County
Community Visitors And Local Ball Game Report
Several residents visited from Greenville Youngstown and New Castle with activities noted Sidelight on social visits includes James Earley Joseph Gilmore Ed Butler and John Glenn Also West New Castle was defeated by local team 11 to 3 in a five inning game with attendees Lilly Duff Nora Martin Ed McFate Dwight McCord and others present
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James Earley
Greenville
Friends
Joseph Gilmore
C. N. Onerry
New Castle
William Landis
Youngstown
Alice Keebel
Ed Butler
McFetrick
Ed Gilmore
Son Dale
J. M. Bell
Asa Hoffmaster
John Glenn
West New Castle
Mike Eadler
Berlin Center
8. C. Wagoner
Charles Knapp
Allegheny
R. H. McCullough
F. R. Hess
P. & L. E. Company
Gibbs
Monaco
Lilly Duff
Nora Martin
Messrs
Ed. McFate
Dwight McCord
Hillsville
Deaths of the Day Mrs Ellen Montgomery Boyd
Mrs Ellen Montgomery Boyd aged 48 died after an illness of about a year at her home 1/2 Waldo Street. Born in Ireland she came to America 18 years ago and lived here 15 years. She is survived by husband John J Boyd and son Montgomery 13. Also survived by brother Joseph Murdock Glasgow and sister Mrs James Wilson Mingo Junction. Funeral Monday 2 30 PM at Central Presbyterian with Oak Park Cemetery burial. Funeral of Amanda Seamans Horchler Tuesday 2 30 PM at No 5 West Long Avenue with Oak Park Cemetery burial. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Shuttleworth buried at city home.
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Ellen Montgomery Boyd
John J. Boyd
Waldo Street
Scotland
James Wilson
Mingo Junction
Central Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Henry Horchler
Amanda Seamans
West Long Avenue
Six Months to Work House for Pair Who Won't Support Homes
Watt Sankey and Tom McCullough were sentenced to six months to the work house by Mayor Harry J. Lusk for vagrancy and failure to support families. They have multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, noted by Policemen Cyrus Horner and John Eberle who testified at the hearing. Police aim to clean up the downtown district with backing from the mayor and Chief of Police Gilmore.
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Watt Sankey
Tom McCullough
Harry J. Lusk
Cyrus Horner
John Eberle
Gilmore
Edward Nolan Visits Youngstown From New Castle
Edward Nolan of New Castle toured Youngstown on Friday as a guest of relatives. His first visit since 1869 impressed him with the citys growth and the South side development. Nolan is a prominent New Castle property owner and leading Shenango Valley figure.
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Edward Nolan
New Castle
Youngstown
Lawrence County
Nolan
Shenango Valley
Rev Magill Seeks Release From Second United Presby Church
Rev Andrew Magill, pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church, announces a congregational meeting for next week to release him from his pastoral duties. He resigns to join the Brooklyn Reformed church on the Heights with a higher salary and parsonage use. He asks for release at the meeting and a presbytery review of his resignation.
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Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Magill
Brooklyn Reformed Church
the Heights
Brooklyn
Reformed Church
Trolley Opens Path Into Pittsburg via Eleventh Street Bridge
The New Castle and Harmony Street Railway company plans a new bridge across the Allegheny river at Eleventh Street. This would give the trolley line entry into the heart of Pittsburg’s business district.
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New Castle & Harmony Street Railway Company
Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Eleventh Street
Bedding dispute ends as Gegie pays costs
Gegie was charged with larceny by chalce of bedding belonging to John Olduk. He paid the case costs at Alderman Mayne's Saturday and returned the bedding after the dispute over taking and not returning the property.
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John Olduk
Zorka Gegie
Mayne
Gegie
Olduk
Convention Delegates Named for State Meeting
An executive committee meeting of the Lawrence County Sabbath School association elected delegates to the state convention to be held in Shamokin on October 14 15 and 16. Fourteen local delegates will attend with additional district conventions set for October 6 in Plaingrove October 8 in Mahoning. Delegates include M. W. Leslie J. A. Sechler Mrs. J. L. Stratton J. L. Smith Mrs. W. T. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Craig J. W. Humphrey Rev. R. W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Porter J. Clyde Gilfillan Rev. J. S. Dice and Mrs. Mary Davidson.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Dean Block
Shamokin
Mahoning
Enon Valley
Plaingrove
Plaingrove Church
M. W. Leslie
J. A. Sechler
J. L. Stratton
J. L. Smith
W. T. Dougherty
P. L. Craig
J. W. Humphrey
R. W. Thompson
F. M. Porter
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Dice
Mary Davidson
Croton Avenue Church Weekly Calendar
The Croton Avenue church lists a busy week with meetings of the finance committee on Monday at 7 30 pm in the church parlors. A sub leaders class meeting Wednesday after prayer. The Women’s Home Missionary Society Thursday at 7 30 pm with Miss Jeffrey and Mrs F H Rohlf in charge. Ladies Aid election Thursday at 8 pm. Promotion day Sunday with a 10 am special service in the auditorium. Friday 7 pm class rehearsals with teachers for Sunday.
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Croton Avenue M
Croton Avenue
Women's Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman Gives Up Fiance to Aid Father in Fortune Quest
Mary A. Camera of Trenton says she will stay by her father to recover his lost fortune. She asked to be reinstated as a public school teacher after giving up her engagement and her trousseau following a family crisis surrounding a financial panic.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Mary A. Camera
Miss Camera
Trousseau
Trolley Parties Extend Service on Harmony Route
The interurban announces special accommodations for trolley parties along its route from New Castle to Butler and intermediate points. The Harmony Route will extend service starting September 14 for social and theater gatherings, clubs, schools, churches, and fraternities. Rates and information are available from H Etheridge, Superintendent, Harmony Junction, Pa.
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Pittsburg
Harmony
Butler
New Castle
O Butler
H. Etheridge
Harmony Junction
Man and wife ill with typhoid fever at Mercer Street home
Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard of 457 South Mercer Street are both seriously ill with typhoid fever. Friends express alarm at their condition.
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George Leonard
South Mercer Street
Reverend Klute Marks 25th Anniversary at St. Joseph’s
Rev. John Klute of Youngstown yesterday celebrated his twenty fifth anniversary as pastor of St. Joseph's Church, marking a quarter century of service to the parish.
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John Klute
Youngstown
St. Joseph's Church
New Epworth Pastor Rev A R Rich Preaches On Sunday
Rev A R Rich the new pastor of Epworth Methodist Episcopal church preached Sunday to a large congregation at both services. His sermon on The Great Salvation drew strong attention and praise. He will move with his family to the city this week to take up residence and has done excellent work in the Erie conference.
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A. R. Rich
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Rich
Erie
Local Travelers Return from Midwest and St. Lawrence Trip
New Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. Julius Porter and Miss May Jackson returned from Logansport Indiana after a three week stay. Miss Mary McCready also returned from a trip down the St. Lawrence with The News outing party reporting a glorious time.
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Julius Porter
May Jackson
Logansport
Ind
Mary McCready
St. Lawrence
Man Held on Beard Bill Fraud Charge
Sam Funkhouver is jailed awaiting a hearing before Alderman Ranney on charges of attempting to defraud Harry Miles of an $11.75 beard bill. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Sam Funkhouver
Harry Miles
Alderman Ranney
Local visits and a critical burn case frame weekend notices
Arch Clark of West Middlesex and Howard Michael of New Castle visited relatives in town and with families over the weekend. Bessie Miller, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller, remained in critical condition after a Friday burn while relatives from Kosciusko and Sharpsville gathered for a Sunday visit.
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Arch Clark
West Middlesex
Jennie Evans
Sharon
Howard Michael
New Castle
Bessie
Mr. and
Clarence Miller
Annie Waugh
Anna
Kosciusko
Fred Quimby
Grace
James Clark
Annie Cleary
Margaret Murphy
Sharpsville
Elizabeth Parton
Johnparton
Bethel
Joseph Evans
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D. T. Bennett
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Claude Sunday
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Lowellville
F. B. MacFerrick
Mahoningtown
Infant Shuttleworth
Edward Shuttleworth
Second JU
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Trolley
11Th ST. Bridge
Sabbath School Association
Monarch
Cluett
Star
Norfolk-New Brunswick
Ypsilanti Union
Dr. Jaeger
Brown
Hamilton
Dollar Savings Association
Real
A.R. Rich
Epworth M. E. Church
New Bedford
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G. H. Cook & CO
Pulaski RK
Pulaski
Stroble
New Castle Erie Station
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