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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1913

Page

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Plan To Save New Castle From Floods

City flood prevention plan reviewed by Engineer R W Pratt and City Engineer Milholland includes dredging and widening the Neshannock channel raising bridges and walls converting Rosena dam to a movable dam installing emergency pumps and possible reservoirs. Estimated city cost 232 628 with variant 238 702 if lower walls are raised.

New Castle R. W. Pratt Cleveland Milholland Neshannock Rosena Erie Railroad Pennsyyvania Railroad East Washington Street Jefferson Street Shenango River Washingington Bridge Crocama Ys Xno Eno Escooe Cove

Pick Up Man In Real Sorry Plight

Edward Worth was picked up by police on suspicion after arriving from Butler County seeking work. He carried a large plane he hoped to sell and lacked lodging, clothing torn and ragged. The mayor found he was a victim of circumstances and he received aid and clothing.

Edward Worth Butler County

Mark Preston Held On Liquor Charge

Mark Preston was arrested for selling liquor without a license and given a hearing before Mayor Tyler. Three witnesses testified. Millie Scott, Chief of Police Mitchell and Officer Kauffman. He was held for the June term on $800 bail, then pleaded guilty and was remanded to jail for disposition by the court.

Mark Preston Tyler Millie Scott Mitchell Kauffman Preston

Woman Dies From Accidental Medicine Overdose

Mrs. Katie Keat of Chewton died Monday evening at her sister’s home in Ellwood City after taking a medicine containing opium prescribed for her. She was 28, survived by her husband Coroner Moore noted the death as likely accidental. funeral set for Wednesday at St Monica’s Church in Wampum.

Katieat Chewton Lawrence Ellwood City Keat Moore Beaver County St. Monica’s Church Wampum

Political War Over Girl's Charges Against Superintendent

A Cleveland County legal battle unites two civic factions as Anna Nord sues C Ed Smith for 5000 over a buggy collision on Jefferson Street. Smith contends speed was not reckless while Nord suffers a sprain and shock. Separately, liens and attachments surface in related construction and finance actions. In Pittsburg, Superintendent Sylvester Heeter faces indictment amid a major school board power struggle led by Oliver and Flinn factions with sensational testimony.

Anna K. Nord Bessemer C. Ed Smith Smith Jefferson Street Porter James Chambers Quincey McBride R. K. Aiken Geo. T. Weinhgartner Andrew Dietterle J. C. Liebendorfer New Castle Lumber and Construction Company Scire Facias John Jakenen Alexander Mellwain Fannie M. Stone E. E. Phillips Pittsburg Western Pennsylvania Sylvester L. Heeter Ethel Fisher Flinn George T. Oliver Oliver Heeter

Lutheran Conference Meets in St Johns Church Erie

The Erie conference of the Pittsburg synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church met at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev J H Miller presiding and Rev J C F Rupp conducting. The session opened with a sermon by Rev W E Frey on First Thessalonians 1 5 and communion administered to pastors and delegates.

Erie Pittsburg Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church J. H. Miller J. C. F. Rupp Grace Church Conneaut Ohio W. E. Frey Zion Church First Thessalonians G. Franklin Gehr Thiel College

Measles Cases Reported to Health Board

Contagion reported to the health board lists multiple measles cases including Martha Jenkins Irene Bauman Mary Bauman Dorothy Bearance and others with addresses across Pear son Neshannock Reynolds North Beaver Chestnut South Mill Hamilton and O Brien avenues plus a diphtheria case George Martin at 414 Electric street.

Health Board Martha Jenkins Pearson Street Irene Bauman Neshannock Avenue Mary Bauman Dorothy Bearance Epworth Street Wm. Briggs Homestead Street Valerie Savoy Chestnut Street Frances Gibson Reynolds Street Annie Artz Patterson Avenue Katherine English Edward Ryan North Beaver Street Helenan North Beaver Street Isabella Rigua South Mill Street Arafe Aispe Irene Shaffer Hamilton Street Waneta B. Aukney O’brien George Martin Electric Street

Martin Alive And Held By Kidnappers In London

Detectives led by William J. Burns confirmed Memphis millionaire Joseph Wilberforce Martin is alive and held by a kidnaping band in London. They nearly rescued him, but the captors fled after a mysterious woman revealed their hiding place. Martin disappeared April 3. ransom was the likely motive. Captain Prior and his guards were notified.

London Joseph Wilberforce Martin Memphis, Tenn William J. Burns Martin Lambeth Captain Prior Scotland Yard Prior

Mayor Tyler Submits City Appointments for Coming Year

Mayor Tyler submitted his list of department heads with current officials reappointed. New police appointees include George Giekler to replace John Johns and O L Reynolds to replace Thomas Thomas who died in the flood. Appointments laid over two weeks for ratification at next meeting.

Tyler McKee Maybury Thomas Thomas

Select Council Sets Special Thursday Session

The Select Council will convene Thursday evening in a special session to consider an appropriation ordinance and other business. The ordinance has cleared the Common Council and moves to the Select branch for action. Because it has not yet passed, regular city payroll will be delayed until the ordinance is approved. The Thursday action remains uncertain.

Select Council Common Council Select Branch

Jurors Excused at Court After Call for Quran

During Monday's court session Judge Porter excused several jurors after they were asked to state why they could not serve. The list includes Harry M. Badger Shenango Greer C Dennison Plaingrove Fred Eckert Fifth ward Henry Gearing North Beaver Lawrence Nesbit North Beaver John Rice Second ward and J N Rick Fourth ward.

Lights to Be Turned On Again in New Castle

New Castle councils approve paying company bills since December and order street lights reactivated tonight. Superintendent Pooler says plant ready for lights Tuesday night and a new contract proposal with arc rights at 48 dollars per year and a commercial rate of 8 5 is approved by acclamation.

New Castle Pooler The Light Company Council Chamber Electrical Committee Electric Company Select Council Councils Patterson Hughes

Pope Pius X Death Predicted In Rome Bulletin

Paris reports Excelsior publishes a Rome telegram saying the pope is near death amid illness. In Rome a Vatican aide confirms the pontiff is steadily losing weight and emaciated after a week of high fever.

Paris Excelsio Rome Pope Pius X Vatican

Mrs Sarah Alford seriously injured in bicycle mishap

Mrs Sarah A Alford of 606 County Line Street sustained a broken hip after a bicycle ridden by a small boy struck her while crossing near a meat market on Saturday. She was treated at Shenango Valley hospital with the injury considered serious due to her age.

Sarah A. Alford County Line Street Shenango Valley Hospital

Cantata and Glee Club Benefit Programs Issued

Programs for the cantata Queen Wither and the Carnegie Tech Glee Club to benefit Patrolman Thomas Thomas’s family have been issued for performances in the high school auditorium. The benefits, to be held on Thursday and Friday evenings, are selling many tickets and promise high quality entertainment.

Thomas Thomas Carnegie Tech Glee Club

Women Burn More Homes In Hastings Suspected Suffragette Attack

In Hastings England incendiaries tied to suffrage action destroyed the former home of MP Arthur Du Cros in St Leonards. Six firemen were injured by explosions. damage about 30000 dollars. The unoccupied residence contained suffrage materials and a hatchet with colors. Cards cited militant sentiment. The house had been sold to a new owner, not the MP.

Hastings Eng Arthur DuCros St. Leonards du Cros DuCros

Walton Gets Appointment on Canal Data Committee

Harrisburg April 15 Rep W D Walton named chairman of a committee to gather data on work amount and costs for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie ship canal. The panel will report to the house appropriation committee before a $150,000 preliminary work bill is acted on.

Harrisburg W. D. Walton Pittsburg & Lake Erie Ship Canal House Worth Walton New Castle

Injured Worker At Cement Plant Sent To Hospital

John Phillips an employee at Lehigh Portland Cement works was badly hurt at work this morning. He suffered a compound fracture of a leg and a severe eye cut requiring a stitch. He was taken to Shenango Valley hospital.

John Phillips Lehigh Portland Cement Works Shenango Valley Hospital

Strike clash at Milford elastic mill opens with pickets

One hundred girl pickets faced 88 strikebreakers at Tapworth and Sons elastic web mills Milford Massachusetts as the plant opened. Waist torn hair pulled lunch boxes discarded and scratches injured several. The melee began when 160 pickets urged workers to stay out amid strike tensions.

Milford Mass Tapwoth and Sons Elastic Web Mills

M'Cormick And Dickson Renew Their Filibuster

McCormick and Dickson led a filibuster in council, threatening to block street improvements and clashing with Mayor Hughes. They challenged the Taylor street veto timing, sought a solicitor’s ruling, and delayed the Smithfield and Seioto street ordinances before ordering them laid over.

M’cormick Dickson Smithfield Street Seioto Street McCormick

Sunday Given $23000 More

In Wilkes-Barre Billy Sunday left for Winona Lake Ind after a seven week stay. A $23,527.66 check was tucked in his wallet from a four meeting tabernacle collection. About $60,000 was raised, Columbus came second with $21,001.50 and 16,648 people shook his hand.

Wilkes-Barre Billy Sunday Winona Lake Ind Tabernacle Sunday Columbus

Pennsylvania House Passes Employment and Child Labor Bills

Harrisburg, April 15. The Pennsylvania House approved the employment and child labor measures, sending them to the Senate. The female labor provision caps work at six days per week nine hours per day or 50 hours weekly. The 14–16 group may work eight hours daily, while 16–18 are limited to nine hours. Votes were 182 to 6 and 180 to 4 respectively.

Harrisburg House Senate Baldwin Delaware Walnut

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. Ed. Smith Ethel Ivy Fisher and Sylvanus L. Heeter Lutheran’s Conference Burns Pope Sarah Alford Katie Keat L. C. Hughes Taylor Taylor Street Evangelist
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