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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1902

Page

2

Murder Cases to Be Tried in December Court List

The December term will hear multiple murder cases with Judge Wallace presiding over the main docket and Judge Miller handling others. District Attorney Medard, Assistant Moffat, and County Detective McFate have prepared a long list including George Dunkle, John Hunter, George Cramer, Edward Frisbee, Giovanni Benedetti, and many others facing charges from murder to assault and liquor violations.

W. D. Wallace Samuel H. Miller Mercer County E. Medard William J. Moffat J. Lee McFate Medard McFate Commonwealth George Dunkle Perry Barge John Hunter B. F Means George Cramer Anna Marlin J. L. McFate Edward Frisbee Mary Barnley G. W. O'Leary Joseph Bringiman R. Kb L Funkhouser Della Wymer Antonio Vangelisto Eva Funkhouser M. H. Sutton Pazzi Laime Frank Merino George Sylvester Annie Landrum Cl Henry Thomas Lyden Thomas Black Joseph Pugh Samuel Cornelius T. L. Sampson Frank Conti Antonio Rocco Antonio Reeco Jack Carbon L. S. Houk Frank McConahy Myrtle Jordan Knobloch Bros Joseph Douds Charles Miller S. B. Marshall Dominico Mardecco Samuel Wood T. J. Newton John Archibald Graham Joseph Ewing John Graham William Tanner G. B. Heckathorn George Hites Essie Hites L. &.Houk Patrio Saen W. H. VanGorder Edward Harris William E. Brown F. C. Moore Minute C

Golden wedding celebrated by Mr and Mrs Samuel Hazrett Moore

Mr and Mrs Samuel Hazrett Moore marked their 50th wedding anniversary on November 22 at their Worth township home. They have five living children, 27 grandchildren with three who died in infancy, and three great grandchildren with one death in infancy.

Butler Samuel Hazrett Moore Worth Township Old Homestead Hannah Caroline J. M. Hunter Harlansburg Anna Jane J. W. Phillips Hailey, Mo Martha Venetta Samuel Kildop Nancy Edith J. L. Updegraft Church of God Pittsburg John Milton Wilkinsburg Baptist Church Adaline E. Hunt Southern Christian Institute Edwards Miss Willa Charles Alfaretta Phillips Missouri United Presbyterian Church Moore Katherine Jane Patterson John Hannah Patterson Muddycreek

Anniversary Party for Fay Couple Marks Twenty-One Years

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Boyd of Fay hosted a November 24 gathering for about 100 friends and neighbors celebrating their 21st wedding anniversary. Gifts were exchanged, a dinner was served, and musical selections followed remarks by local clergymen and doctors. Distinctive attendees included James Boyd and family of Mercer and Miss Ora Garrett of Pulaski among others from nearby towns.

Wilson M. Boyd Fay Lonaker McKinley C. M. Lindley

Grace Heinmann Reiber Weds Charles Addison Colton at Wallace Ave Home

Thanksgiving wedding of Grace Heinmann Reiber and Charles Addison Colton took place at the Reiber residence in Wallace avenue. The ceremony was led by Rev. Earl Wiltley with Lohengrin’s wedding march and a pink rose breakfast followed. The couple left for a wedding trip to Bethel West Virginia.

Colton Charles C Mrs. Colton Bethel W. Va

Wedding of Miss Catherine Shef filer and William E McCready

The wedding took place at the bride’s brother Frank Sheffler’s home on South Mill Street Wednesday evening. Rev. J. R. Miller officiated at eight o’clock with Miss Lilia Ramsey as bridesmaid. Miss McCready wore a handsome gown and the couple will begin housekeeping in Sexenth ward.

Catherine Sheffiler William E. McCready Frank Sheffler South Mill Street J. R. Miller English Lutheran Church Lilia Ramsey McCready Sexenth Ward

Marriage guest list from stamping works wedding

The groom is employed in the stamping works. Among the guests were Mrs. Sarah McCready mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, Benjamin Taylor, Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. Rose Ward, Mrs. Chauncey Ward and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheffler, George Robertson, Mrs. Cora Vogan and T. F. Ecart.

Sarah McCready Harry Taylor Benjamin Taylor Helen ‘Taylor Rose Ward Chauncey Ward Frank Sheffler George Robertson Cora Vogan T. F. Ecart

Mary Thomas and William Lloyd wedding at bride’s home

Miss Mary Thomas of Fast Reynolds Street marries William Lloyd of Terrace Avenue in a Thursday 7 PM ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home officiated by Rev. Berger of South Shardén. Guests number about 50, with bridesmaids Annie Williams and Idyle Holyday. The couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents after a brief wedding trip and receive many presents.

Mary Thomas Fast Reynolds Street William Lloyd Terrace Avenue Berger South Shardén Annie Williams Youngstown Idyle Holyday New Castle Thomas Lloyd David ‘Thomas

Edward N. Taylor Weds Blanche B. Barnes on Epworth Street

A wedding ceremony for Edward N. Taylor and Miss Blanche B. Barnes was held Wednesday afternoon on Epworth street with Rev. J. A. Parsons officiating. The bride’s sister Lula Barnes was bridesmaid and William Henry was best man. They left for the bride’s home at 56 Nemo street for a fine supper and gifts including a bedroom suite and piano.

Epworth Street Edward N. Taylor Blanche B. Barnes J. A. Parsons Lula Barnes Wiliam Henry Nemo Street Taylor

Marriage of James S Leddy and Ella Staats Secretly Announced

The marriage of James S Leddy of this city and Ella Staats of Oil City was held August 17 in Jamestown New York and kept secret until now to begin housekeeping. They reside at 51 Spruce Street and are welcomed by friends. The bride is noted as a estimable Oil City young lady and the groom is well known in this city for many years in the tailoring business.

James Leddy Ella Staats Oily City Jamestown N. Y Spruce Street Oil City

Switzer and Miss Taylor Wed in Aylmer Quebec

Eugene Constant Switzer and Margaret Patterson Taylor married on November 19 in Aylmer Quebec. Switzer, resident and employee at Pennsylvania Engineering works, will live on East Division Street. First Baptist church Christian Culture club hosted a reception for the couple Monday evening.

Eugene Constant Switzer Margaret Patterson Taylor Aylmer Queb Pennsylvania Engineering Works

Family Gathering at North Jefferson Street Home

Mr and Mrs Ira Fulkerson hosted a family gathering on Thursday at their North Jefferson street residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Davis of Pittsburg Mr and Mrs L G Nail and Miss Allie Gardner of Ellwood City and other relatives enjoying the day with the hosts.

Ira S. Fulkerson North Jefferson Street Fulkerson Will Davis Pittsburg L. G. Nail Allie Gardner Ellwood City

Dinner Parties Amid Family Gatherings in town

Mrs James H Brown of Court street entertained March and Vance families at an elegant dinner Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fischer of Park avenue hosted a Thanksgiving day dinner for their family. Mr and Mrs Frank Fischer of Neshannock avenue had guests Thursday including Mr and Mrs Robert Morris and Mr and Mrs J Dr Morris of Cleveland and Mrs N C Armstrong of New Wilmington.

James H. Brown Court Street March and Vance Clarence Fischer Park Avenue Frank Fischer Neshannock Avenue Robert Morris

15th Birthday Party Hosted by Master Paul Wilson

Master Paul Wilson son of Mrs H M Wilson of Fast Brook was 15 on Wednesday and hosted a large party for about 40 guests. The event was a notable social affair in East Brook with many friends wishing him a long, successful life as he grows into a respected citizen.

Paul Wilson H. M. Wilson Fast Brook Ouly East Brook

Moravians Move Through Wilderness to Lawrence County

In 1772 Moravian Brethren led by Rev Roth and Ettwein left Friedenshutten on the Susquehanna with 140 people in 30 canoes and land divisions. They trekmed 250 miles, facing swamps ponkies and hunger, reaching the Big Beaver area and Friedenstadt along the Beaver river after crossing the Alleghenies. three deaths occurred, many animals slain, yet the group remained united and faithful.

T. J. Chapman Pittsburg Lawrence County Cascaskee West Pittsburg Timothy House of Prayer Susquehanna John Ettwein Friedenshutten Broadford County Hig Beaver David Zisburger Bethlehem Lehigh Six Nations Fort Stanwix Pennsylvania Mr. Roth Ettwein Muncy Lreek Muncy Creek West Branch Bald Eagle Creek Beach Creek Frederick Post Kushkushing Post Center County Joshua Clearfield Chinklacamoos Mahoning Mahoning Valley Ponkies Punxsutawney Allegheny Kittanning Zeisberger Beaver River Ohio Friendenstadt

Wedding Bells Tie Meade and Brest in Pittsburg

The marriage of Charles B. Meade of Wilherming to Miss Margaret Brest of Moravia occurred on Tuesday in Pittsburg. Friends extended congratulations. Also Franklin Dent and Miss Ida Wallace from this city were wed in Youngstown on Tuesday.

Charles&. B. Meade Wilherming Margaret Brest J. P. Brest Moravia Pittsburg Frank Dent Ida Wallace Youngstown

Marriage of Robert Jones and Mrs Laura Speer

The marriage of Robert Jones the mail carrier and Mrs Laura Speer occurred Wednesday evening at the residence of Rev J S Martin on Oak Avenue. Congratulations are extended to the newlyweds.

Robert Jones Laura Speer J.S. Martin Oak Avenue

Marriage Licenses and Local News from New Castle Area

A list shows marriages in Grove City Slippery Rock New Wilmington and New Castle including Elizabeth Shaw Porter Back McCready Sheffler Barnes Jones Speer and Reiber. Silas Johnston of County Line Street was hospitalized in White’s ambulance Monday evening for stomach trouble.

PTROP Grove City New Castle Blanche B. Barnes Robert Jones Laura H. Speer New Castle Cne Sass sk ces +s Grace H. Reiber Silas Johnston County Line Street White

Electric Bitters Promised To Restore Nervous System

Revolutionary health claim touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify blood. Priced at 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee from Paisley and Hutton Pharmacies and John F Neely on Long Avenue.

Paisley and Hutton Pharmacies John F. Neely Long Avenue

Bitter promise of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption

Beall Miss resident T. B. Beall recounts his wife’s fall symptoms of consumption, noting improvement after using Dr. King's New Discovery. Four bottles cured her, a claim unsupported by Paisley and Hutton Pharmacies and John F. Neely. Trial bottles offered free at 50 cents to 1.00 dollars.

Long Avenue

City Schools Set Christmas Break Dates

The school controllers decided to close for Christmas vacation from December 19 and reopen January 5, granting two weeks off for teachers and students. Separately a boy used Officer MecKissick’s name to buy eggs, later returning them. the youth is named Barnes.

MeKissick Mr. MecKissick Barnes

Merchants Victimized by East Side Youth and Grocers

Officer McKissick reports an east side boy and two local grocers involved in a peculiar case as the youth secured several unspecified items from the merchants.

McKissick East Side

Arm Breaks at Marquis Limestone Quarry

Pasquali Tusco suffered a left arm fracture at the wrist after a fall at the Marquis limestone quarry on Monday afternoon.

Pasquali Tusco Marquis

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Gavin W. J. Scott Mandarane Sismio Giose Isata Si Commonwealth Levi Stevens J. M. Neal M. Gillespie Edley Mc Kee William Lawton Henry Lawton Jerry Cameron Bert Yoho Lewis Rabinovitz William Cameron W. A. Shannon D. C. Hancher William Raney Wheeling Red Joseph Carlisle John Burk Robert Moffat John Moffat Thomas Seninet Mary Krunbey Wm. Tanner G. B. Heckathorne Taylor-Barnes Leddy-Staats Switzer-Taylor Lawrence Washington and Mill Sts New Castle, Pa Rai U.S Karpen Frew Furniture No Washington St Mather Bros
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