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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
12
A catalog listing 3e to 10e papers with borders and ceilings to match kitchens halls or bedrooms. Includes tapestries gilt effects stripes floral designs suitable for libraries parlors and general decor. Describes 5c and 8e to 10e ranges with wide borders special stripes and dainty patterns.
Shop advertises Coronet Puffs at 4.50 to 5.00. Hair Switches from 1.00 upward. Coronet Braids 1.50 to 4.75. French Curls 2.50. Floradoro Head Piece 6.00. Hair Plats or Rolls 0.10 to 1.00. All colors available and color matching offered.
We call attention to our millinery selection featuring Paris hats and New York models. Hats made to order offer elegant options for the upcoming season.
In Paso Robles April 3 Admiral Evans thanks supporters and denounces opponents of promoting him to vice admiral. He says public affection suffices and mocks the politicians seeking the commission, calling it a useless relic.
Members of the Carpenters and Joiners union in the city held a social in the Trades Assembly rooms attended by delegates from Youngstown and Sharon unions. The program pleased attendees and the group plans more social affairs inviting other towns. Attorneys George Weingartner and Glyde Gibson will speak at the Good Government league event at the third U P church on Pittsburg Street.
In Patterson New Jersey April 3 trouble looms as Police Chief Bimson aims to stop an anarchist meeting protesting mail censorship of La Questione Sociale. Mayor McBride orders no anarchist meetings. Alexander Berkman, jailed in New York for the Frick shooting, is billed as chief speaker.
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president visited the White House with Civic Federation official Secretary Easley to thank the president for offering him the special investigator of Panama Canal labor conditions role and to decline due to health. He plans to focus on regaining his health for the coming months.
President receives Attorney General Bonaparte’s opinion on eradicating anarchy. After reviewing the document at the cabinet meeting he will likely urge Congress to pass the necessary laws to implement the recommendations.
Mrs Charles Phipps and her children from Cleveland are guests of her mother Mrs 8S A Crill on East Long Avenue. The item notes the Union market at 25 Pittsburg Street, 19212.
United Press reports Judge E H Gary chairman of U S Steel denied any effort to form a price keeping steel combine at a dinner with 75 manufacturers. He said no opinions on prices were asked and few remarks were made about prices. He noted guests spoke of improving business and optimism for the future.
New Bedford reports Rev J A Lavely of Sharpsville gave an excellent temperance lecture at the Methodist church Thursday evening. D C McBride has returned from Omaha where he visited his son Rev R B A McBride who is ill with pneumonia but improving.
The opening event for the new room is postponed due to inability to prepare the space. The postponement sets the new date for Wednesday, April 8, as announced by organizers.
Chicago milk dealers and wagon drivers call off threatened strike amid a government conference on Panama invasion reports. Burglars blew open three safes at Jones Loose Leaf Improvement in Chicago. A general strike follows the anarchist funeral attack in Rome with deaths and injuries. American policy in Manchuria draws international attention as Port Arthur prep intensifies.
Paris April 3 The employing masons have decided on a lockout of their workmen starting tomorrow night. Employers seek a reduction while the men demand higher wages. The lockout will affect 150 000 masons.
Spectacular sale highlighting ladies gloves corsets embroideries towels linens and lace curtains with deep discounts. Lisle gloves silk gloves corsets Swiss flouncings table damask sheets and Madras shirtings feature limited time prices from fractions to dollars, aiming at dress fabrics and summer wear buyers.
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