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The Warner Brothers pose in front of their first theatre on South
Mills Street, New Castle in 1906. |
1901 |
American Car and Ship Hardware organized
by George Johnson (became Johnson Bronze and Shenango
China organized Universal Sanitary Manufacturer Company
founded (Universal Rundle) |
| 1901 |
U. S. Steel formed by J. P. Morgan
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| 1902 |
Standard Engineering opens in Ellwood
City |
| 1906 |
Furnace men strike at local mills. Labor
leader Eugene Debs speaks at Cascade Park |
| 1906 |
Warner Brothers open first theatre in
New Castle |
| 1907 |
Game Warden Sealey Houk found dead in
the Mahoning River |
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Mahoningtown was devastated by the Flood of 1913.
The PA Railroad "Round House" smokestacks are visible in the background. |
1908 |
St. Francis Hospital opens in former
T. W. Phillips mansion |
| 1909 |
Bitter tin mill strike erupts in violence
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| 1909 |
Black Hand
Trials begin in New Castle, Rocco Racco sentenced to death for the
murder of Sealey Houk |
| 1910 |
Ellwood City Hospital opens &
Ellwood City Forge opens |
| 1910 |
Billy Sunday revival held in downtown
New Castle |
| 1911 |
New Castle elects Socialist Mayor, Walter
Tyler |
| 1911 |
New Castle Senior High School opens |
| 1911 |
Overlook Sanitarium in New Wilmington
opens |
| 1913 |
Great flood devastates county |
| 1915 |
Koppel Bridge opened linking Ellwood
City to route 18 |
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Lawrence County "Dough
Boys" served valiantly in World War I. |
1917 |
The 18th Admendment to the Constitution
passed. (Prohibition) |
| 1918 |
United
States enters World War I. 3,200 Lawrence County men and women
served. 98 did not return |
| 1919 |
Bond issue of $1,000,000 for roads passed
by County |
| 1919 |
New Castle Hospital opens in current
facility |
| 1922 |
Ben Franklin Junior High School and
Arthur McGill School open in New Castle |
| 1923 |
Quality Tools in New Wilmington organized
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| 1923 |
Lincoln High School in Ellwood City built
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| 1926 |
Scottish Rite Cathedral completed in
New Castle |
| 1929 |
Jameson Memorial Hospital opens |
| 1929 |
Stock market crashes. Worldwide
depression begins |