06 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1912
Page
1
A happy crowd of young graduates from the First Methodist Episcopal church celebrated in a church banquet after completing the primary course. Miss Kate Stockman led graduation exercises with games, then a luncheon for pupils and teachers. Names of class members include Mary Dillard, Erma Short, Helen Fleming and Edward Cramer.
Miss Stockman, Mrs Baker, Mrs Bigsey, Mrs J Secas, Mrs A E B Burnett, Mrs Oscar Hazen, Mrs T Rodgers, Misses Sarah Lee, Agnes Main, Marietta Reynolds, Helen Westlake appear in a regional social announcement detailing engagements, visits, and current residences in the community society page.
In PeKa Kansas April 6, Kansas expresses openness to women seeking broader rights. The piece notes many women already practicing law in Kansas, numerous women physicians, and a majority of county superintendents of public instruction being women, illustrating state support for female professionals.
In Youngstown on an April day a man named Nick Tiusso, described as a Walian, urged revenge against a father figure tied to the Black Hand. A stabbing occurred at a bark and a City hospital surgeon team said the victim, identified as someone named Lin of the Black Hand, is dying. Witness Squitiero claimed the assailant fired during the attack. Rusio, in a hottem statement, suggested the motive stemmed from a man being crazy. Rusio has a family in Monesson. A barber from New York, who arrived a year ago, is also mentioned in the fragment.
Areader surveys a wide range of historical fiction from classical to modern Europe, noting authors and works that illuminate eras from the French Revolution to colonial America. It praises Victor Hugo, Dickens, Scott, Kipling, and others, highlighting how factual inquiry often follows romancing, with translations and cultural contexts discussed.
Congress man BP M Speer of Oil City wired five county commissioners in the Twenty eighth district requesting his name be dropped from Democratic ballots. He cites an unauthorized Democratic endorsement and asks Harrisburg for a ruling. Secretary McAfee replies the request should be granted amid party disputes. A brief note mentions a poor sap season in maple syrup areas.
Edward Umbright, Ward Two firefighter, bought a lot on Boyles Avenue from George W. Johnston and is preparing a six room brick residence. He sold his property beside the Park Avenue fire station. Nearby Charles Garwig completed a handsome brick residence. George Brand of Ward Seven plans two six room royal houses on Clayton Street, to be modern throughout.
In Chicago on April 6 Rev. Lindskog at the St Ansgar Swedish Episcopal Church marks a milestone of 4 607 marriages officiated with only two divorces recorded. He notes a remarkably high rate of happiness among couples.
A vintage ad notes Dufford’s offering money saving deals on rugs and carpets with the lowest lines of pile in the city. The terse message invites customers to try their products and pricing.
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