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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
10
Advertises white goods for dresses including lawn batiste mull wash chiffons and linens at 25c to 89c a yard. Promotes Elegant Swiss embroidery flouncings and a large lace curtain selection with multiple sale prices ranging from 10 value down to 1.00 per yard. The sale emphasizes spring purchases and new patterns.
The fifty-fifth annual teachers' institute met October 7-11 at First Baptist Church in New Castle Pennsylvania with officers W Lee Ismore president and J M Hughes secretary. Instructors included F H Green Jonathan m F W Hays J J Quinn among others and entertainment by Z T Sweeney and Lybar. The event drew 344 of 348 city county teachers, praised Lawrence county institutes, and noted 1907 conventions and area school improvements.
Pittsburg mine operators deny misquote reports about Francis Feehan president of District No 5 UMWA. They say the Toledo scale terms will hold for two years and that Feehan did not threaten demands. John H. Jones Pittsburg Buffalo company floor leader backs the misquote denial.
Hugh D. Moses aged 76 fell from a small bridge into the old canal near Sharon boiler works south of Sharon Tuesday. He died from the shock after being rescued. Moses a former Mercer county poor director served three years in the Civil War and was a prisoner at Andersonville. He leaves a widow and several children.
About 300 foreigners departed Youngstown over the last two weeks returning to their native lands.
Mahoming town's Sample Hardware Co urges buyers to select affordable paint now. The firm argues the cheapest option yields long term savings, promoting value over flashy brands.
Hon E F Acheson reported campaign costs totaling 5600 15 with no contributions. Major payments included 2650 to John H Donnan treasurer. 500 to Observer Publishing. 203 New Castle News. 291 New Castle Herald. 196 to Observer job rooms. 140 lithographs. 332 79 to W B Anderson for information dissemination. Samuel P White listed 397 in costs with 213 10 spent on newspaper advertising and 150 to Beaver county Republican treasurer.
John Sylvesky of Bessemer was arrested on a charge of selling liquor without a license and is in jail awaiting a hearing before Alderman Ranney. W. E. McCready makes the charge and will testify on Thursday.
The Yucon Sand Blast company of Youngstown, incorporated at $10 000 Tuesday by A J Loftus and others, will manufacture a sand blast machine to be made under a patent owned by New Castle men.
United Presbyterian churches nationwide raise 100000 dollars in dimes for the fund at the general convention in Pittsburg. On May 14 the dime total will be festooned around the hosting church during the gathering.
New Castle Ice and Cold Storage Co offers storage for furs and perishable goods with terms and guaranteed satisfaction. Warehouse located on South Beaver Street. Bell phone 995. 21414.
John Davis, 19, of Youngstown was shot and killed by Ochelata Oklahoma City Marshal J P Livly during an arrest for intoxication. To prevent a lynching, Livly was jailed in Bartlesville. Davis died from a heart shot and the body was to arrive back in Youngstown.
In the Fifth ward, John Sunday and Dominick Russo clashed over a hat. Russo was beaten and swore out a warrant with Alderman Ranney for Sunday on assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Sunday posted bail for a hearing later in the week.
The Trades Assembly will hold a special gathering on Saturday evening May 2. Business not deferred to the next regular meeting will be placed before delegates for consideration. representatives of each local union are urged to attend.
Prominent Youngstown men will discuss whether Sunday baseball should be allowed in a debate scheduled for tomorrow night. The event aims to address community interests and local sports norms.
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