Elliott Blair Plant Running Steady With New Orders
Affairs at the Elliott Blair Steel plant in the Fifth ward show an encouraging turn as Thomas C. Elliott reports to The News that the annealing department is receiving many new orders and the plant is operating steadily. The industry has run at only a portion of normal capacity for months.
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Elliott- Blair Steel Company
Fifth Ward
Thomas C. Elliott
Annealing Department
Injury at Shenango Tin Mill Leaves Worker Hospitalized
Will Lawton of Pennsylvania Avenue, a screw boy at the Shenango tin mill, was badly cut opening a tin pack on Saturday. Several stitches were required, and great care is urged to prevent possible blood poisoning as the wound heals.
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Will Lawton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shenango
Young Welsh Congregational recitalist wins prize
Attendants at a Welsh Congregational church enjoyed a Sunday evening recitation by eight year old Neces Jones of Cunningham Avenue. Jones displayed notable speaking ability and was recently awarded the Demorest prize.
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Neces Jones
Ding
Cunningham Avenue
Iss Jones
Demorest
Belmont Avenue Hostesses Honor Beaver Falls Guest
Miss Margaret Richards entertained a small gathering at home on Saturday evening in honor of her guest Miss Edna Richards from Beaver Falls. The party enjoyed games and diversions with refreshments served at the end.
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Margaret Richards
Belmont Avenue
Edna Richards
Beaver Falls
Bert Ward Leaves Hamilton for Phoenix for Health
Bert Ward of Hamilton street near the Greer tin mill departed Saturday for Phoenix Arizona for several weeks seeking better health. He has been in poor health for some time and the trip was undertaken in hope of improvement.
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Bert Ward
Hamilton Street
Greer Tin Mill
Phoenix
Ariz
Local Youth Specht Heads to Buffalo and Falls
L. R. Specht a junior member of Huber and Specht on South Mill Street leaves for his annual rotation visiting Buffalo Niagara Falls and nearby points. He will be absent for several days.
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L. R. Specht
Frm
Huber & Specht
South Mill Street
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tin mill worker Harry Lane returns from camping trip
Harry Lane of Summit Street, a well known tin mill employee, has returned from his annual vacation at camp at Ranton in Crawford County. He reports fishing is unusually good in that locality.
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Harry Lane
Summit Street
Ranton
Crawford County
Harry
Community Notes Residents Return from Trips and Illness Updates
Local notices report residents visiting and returning from trips to Pittsburg Cleveland Toledo Monaca and Niagara Falls. Several are recovering from illness including typhoid fever and other ailments. Workers at Shenango Limestone New Castle and Pennsylvania Engineering visit Beaver Falls and convalesce after illness.
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Harry Jepson
South Mill Street
Pittsburg
John Hayden
Youngstown
Fred Davy
South Mercer Street
John Simons
East Long Avenue
Clara Williams
Pollock Avehdue
L. M. Buchanan
East Longvenue
Pittsurg
Frank Clark
South Jefferson Eet
Long Avenue
Frank Turner
West Long Avenue
Clara Miller
Gardner Aveue
Monaca
Harry Snyder
Grimes Street
William Lewis
South Jefferson Street
Wil Heindel
Toledo
Charles Barnhart
South Mill
John Harman
Hamilton — Street
Shenango
Fred Duffy
Moravia Street
Standardteel Car Company
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Comacs
Last Year Prices Drop at Union Market
Vendors express optimism for better peaches and lower prices at Union Market in Pittsburgh as they recall last year and promise improved offerings this season.
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Union Market
Pittsburg
Common Sense And a Tablet For Digestive Help
A historical ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as common sense remedies for indigestion. It explains that correcting diet and providing nerve force, fluids, and nourishment aids digestion, with claims that the tablets enrich gastric juices and support blood to stomach function. Free trial package offered by mail.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Rocco Racco Sentenced for Hillsville Murder
Rocco Racco was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Seeley Houk in Hillsville. The trial lasted a week with the verdict returned at 5 10 and the sentence to be carried out later, following confessions and corroborating witnesses. Deputy game wardens were previously ambushed in similar killings during 1906.
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America
Hillsville
Sharp
Rocco Rocco
Seeley Houk
Joseph Kalbfus
Young
Logan
Kalbfus
F. P. Demaio
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Pittsburg
Demaio
Porter
Commonwealth
Rocco
Tipstaves Cox
Shoaff
Court House
Waddington
Frank Waddington
H. K. Gregory
A. W. Gardner
S. L. McCracken
Gethemien
Samuel Janes
Charles H. Andrews
Racco
Fred Serace
Joe Cutrone
Etive
Black Hand
Houk
Lawrence County
Society
Mafia
Warden Houk
United States
Mahoning Creek
Hillsvill
New Castl
Youngstown
J. Lee McFate
Joseph Kaibfus
State Games Commission
Pinkerton
McFate
Hook
William Duff
Robins
Duff
Joe Calaiute
Calaute
Domenico Saiiato
Pinkertons
Charles H
Italy
F. Falasto
New York City
Raceco
Interstate Limestone Association
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Murder, Mafia and Hillsville Crime Wave Chronicle
The Pittsburg Leader revisits Hillsville’s Black Hand era, detailing the 1905 06 murder of state game warden L. Houk and a years long wave of violence. Rocco Rocco led the Mafia linked group, with Pinkerton detectives indicting and convicting key suspects as violence terrorized the region near Hillsville.
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