They Slide Again New Castle Triumphs In Afternoon Tilt
New Castle defeats Warren at Recreation Park in a rain-softened ballgame with pitching by Barrett and Wright delivering strong innings. The home team jumped ahead in the first inning, built leads through the middle, and held on as Warren tallied late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Thompson
Recreation Park
Phil Risher
South-paw Barrett
New Castle
Wright
Pittsburg
Sam
Toots
Warren
Bullach
Rent
Ritchey
Smith
Wagner
Russell
Viex
Thompson
Barrett
Ases
Rickert
Schrader
Tll
Ballach
Blair
Vick
Wick
Russel
Gilboy
Brussell
Taylor
Weir
Bchrader
See Twin City Club Makes Home Debut
See Twin City club first appeared on home grounds Friday Hem and proved they are a solid ball tossing group. Darrah's Dare Devils drew loud criticism from south and west reports but Friday showed no evidence of excessive noise. A sizable crowd enjoyed the display as the team energized play, featuring ijn at first base and Swarm, a tall Buckeye twirler, whose height required sections and derrick for staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick
Ryn
Hawley
Prince
Rickert
Myers
England
Smith
Hagar
Myera
Violets
Gallagher
Darrah
Violet
Our
Bullach
Ritchey
Wagner
Russell
Leamon
Myer
Cooper
Carvick
Ballach
SeeTwin City
Balltossers
Dare Devils
Ijn
Orion
In Memoriam Willie Freddie Robley of Stoneham
A church memorial note for Willie Freddie Robley born March 14 1881 Stoneham died August 1 1895 of diphtheria. He was a bright obedient scholar and janitor of the church for three years, confirmed Lutheran last Easter, and beloved by family and congregation as a faithful child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Freddie Robley
Stoneham
Willie
Warren
Fripp
Torpedo Topics Aug 1 Highlights Local Travel and Visits
H and McConnell made a business trip to Quaker Bridge where he purchased a large tract of timber land. John Johnson and Sid Goodwell left for Quaker Bridge. Mrs Gustiver and daughters Maud and Ethel with Miss Ella McConnell went to Corry. Mrs O'Brien of Glade visited Garland en route to West Virginia where her husband works. She departed last evening. Michelli hill tent meetings drew favorable comment on conduct. Mrs Ralph Higgins, ill for some time, is slowly recovering. Mr and Mrs C D Rhodes returned from Erie. Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. McConnell
Quaker Bridge
John Johnson
Sid Goodwell
Gustiver
Maud
Ethel
Ella McConnell
Corry
Dunn O'Brien
Glade
Garland
West Virginia
Michelihill
Ralph Higgins
C. D. Rhodes
Erie
Jack
Cure for Heart Disease in Thirty Minutes Claim
Dr. Agnes offers a quick heart cure for organic or sympathetic heart disease promising relief within 30 minutes. The advert states the remedy treats palpitation shortness of breath and left side pain, asserting one dose is conclusive and lists F. H. Dixons at 46-ly as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dixons
Buffalo Bill William Cody Sought for Duty and Peacekeeping
The article praises William F Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, for patriotism and service. It details his 1876 return to duty under General Carr after a Sioux outbreak, his staged departure to join the front, and his later peace mission with a band of Indians in Alsace Lorraine. It notes his role as brigadier-general of the Frontier Militia and his collaboration with General Miles, culminating in his enduring popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Carr
Custer
Cody
Trenton
New Jersey
Price
Buell
Carr
Germany
Scofield
Miles
Col
Alsace-Lorraine
Salsburg
Benfeldt
Strasburg
Major Burke
Atlantic
New York
Washington
Pine Ridge
Chicago
Sitting Bull
Standing Rock
Bismark
Frontier Militia
Colby
Nebraska
Buffalo Bill
Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing. It promises a $100 reward for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, and offers circulars and nationwide drugstore sales at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Bucknell University Offers Four Courses and Facilities
Bucknell University presents a core program with four courses of study led by President John Howard Harris. The institution includes an academy for boys, a ladies institute and a school of music. Nearly one million dollars has been invested in Bucknell, with a catalogue available from registrar W D Gretzinger in Lewisburg Pa. 496-WAT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
President College
Academy For Boys
Ladies Institute
School of Music
W. D. Gretzinger
Regstrar
Lewisburg
English Spavin Liniment Promises Swift Horse Cure
A Warren, Pennsylvania druggist H. Richfield advertises English Spavin Liniment claiming it removes blood spavins curb splints sweeney ring bone stifles sprains and other blemishes and offers one bottle for 450 with assurances of remarkable efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Richfield
Warren Pa
Corydon School Board Sets September Start and Upgrades
Corydon officials report five board members approved a September start for the school year and praised Principal McMurren with Miss Phoebe Root and Miss Lizzie Wells filling intermediate and primary roles. Plans include partitioning the upper room, adding automatic seating, and new blackboards. The South Corydon teacher allocation remains undecided amid a busy community notices page with local visits and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
McMurren
Phoebe Root
Lizzie Wells
Calhoun
Dayton
M. E
Isadore Marsh
Green
Hickory
Carrie Archer
Randolph
L. J. Archer
Carrie Day
Ira Hunter
Florence Aizen
Margaret Morrison
May Penton
Steamburg
Charlotte
N. Y
L. A. Archer
Camille
B. Morrison
Salesmen Wanted for Non-Nicowne Madeets Tigers
Advertises salesmen needed to sell tiger themed commodities with salary and commission details. Includes address Landis & Co in Shippensburg Pennsylvania with a contact Zab W-25-T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salarzor Commission
Landis & Co
Shippensburg, Pa
Freight and Express collision near Norwich hill
A Baltimore and Ohio express from Cincinnati to Pittsburg collided with a westbound freight on Norwich hill at 2 AM. Fireman Louis Berlin of Newark was killed and Engineer May fatally injured. The baggage car telescoped, passengers suffered minor injuries, and the train burned except the Pullman sleeper. The freight split in two.
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Priersstore
Painesville
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Noewich Hill
Louis Berlin
Newark
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Arren
Warrett
William F. Cody
IESI
Congress . of
Barth
HONWA
Buffalo Bilt
United States
France
Nate Salsbury
Jas. A. Bailey
Harlier
Noyes Drug Store
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