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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
2
The article reports a heated national debate over wartime measures and subsidies. It notes Republican resistance, Democratic strategies, and potential funding for military needs, with senators Hanna and Pettigrew prominent. The piece discusses possible treaties, political maneuvering, and anticipated congressional actions.
A dispatcher at Piapturg & Wrabin in New Castle was exonerated of blame for a recent serious head injury incident on the Gamiel ls ville Mtetston route. The investigation found the charge groundless and the accuser’s claims unfounded.
The December criminal list lists multiple cases including Samuel Main on firearm charges, a doctor shooting incident, and numerous indictments for larceny, assault, fraud, and conspiracy. Prosecution names include J Ny Eckert, W S Mor, F Wagner, and others. proceedings span contempt, surety, and concealed weapon charges with continued cases from a prior term.
Jonny Pinto of 68 AtbuitiG venue suffered a severe arm injury when a belt tram mishap in Pennsylvania railway yards dragged his arm under a moving machine. He was rushed to hospital. doctors expect possible recovery after surgery and care.
Property in New taste on Crawford Avenue offered at 2200 dollars. Eight Thom haps, well painted and in road repair with asphalt paving, flag stone sidewalks, city water, natural gas, newer connections. Walker neighborhood, 19 foot lot. McConnell, my Com, Office.
Pajfet Accécat, Joseph J. Johnetan of Aygithnelt street employed at the Yolen foundry will be atf work for some time after an accident. He injured his right thigh when caught between a carriage and an image. The wound involved crusted tissue and bones. Dr Cooper attended him.
The article reports a divorce action filed by Minty against her husband Arte. It notes a pending residence, witness testimonies, and a custody context. Property consists of four houses tied to a local building and loan association, with trusts and pending sales. The narrative describes tensions, alcohol issues, and legal proceedings toward imprisonment and asset disposition. Local court actions and asset seizure are mentioned.
The Almira Home held a Tuesday gathering to review its work and finances. President Mrs. John Hievinss and others led reports on enlargement plans, resident insurance, and fundraising aiming for 1500 dollars, with each inmate to pay 500 dollars insurance. donations from locals sustain the home, and thanks were given to Lebernois of Washington Street for clothing donations.
Reports describe a controversial dissection of paupers by a local society to ship remains to Philadelphia. The inquiry centers on authorization, the use of corpses, and the town’s expenses, with a $7 total post and exclusive entry fee noted.
A mining accident near Equsilyy on Saturday morning left Antony Rich with a fractured jaw and a severely mangled right arm that required amputation. His companion survived with only minor injuries as rock fell during blasting. The injured man, from Hillaville, leaves a family behind amid the disaster.
An elderly farm frontier tale recalls Tre New Way and Samuel Chamber in a wagon for a long journey. James Netwanf Hickory townsnly attends, and Anna witnesses the scene as a drought tightens around the center of the plot, shaping the courting arc.
Thornton Roy aged 55 re deed noted here on Pearson intert. He was born in the Swenangoah valley and had lived here one year. The Donn and Rice company will send the remainn id Wreedetock om te blaiaske om.
A chaotic scene unfolds in the Elwood court where Uncle Tom, jailed for drunkenness, charms the crowd with a quip as he faces a random mix of other prisoners. The mayor, Dawson, and Daw son are among those processed, revealing a farce of legal restraint and comic bravado in a tale of arrests, escape, and detention.
Fragmented report outlines disputes involving Mrs Tachel, a late Phaligrove township resident, and men named Stewart and Black. Alleged threats and custody fights arise around a sale of property and a personal peril tied to a court case unresolved as of Saturday, with details obscured by OCR errors.
A young sailor identified as Meche Waf Santa Os faces transfer to a new training ship Monongahela. He left for Philadelphia yesterday for medical care and indicated pride in his promotion and future prominence in the Taller Blertest TANS.
A. and P. section men on the Pirie and Pita burg railroad were cut to 124 rent? wages Saturday, reporting 4145 a day. As the reduction was made, many men quit and sought other jobs at lower wages, causing a disruptions in labor at Jamestown and nearby lines.
Coury met with Judge Wathie this afternoon regarding the beret Nuri Sable return and related injuries. The list of attendees includes numerous residents and workers from Ellwood City and surrounding townships, noting farmers laborers and tradespeople from North Beaver Mahoning and Pulaski.
Mrs Wd Willers of Weaukarusa Ind received a dispatch Friday that her daughter Guidiv Frash was seriously ill. She died by midnight and Mrs Willers learned of the death at bedside Saturday morning. The husband Mr Frash was away and the article notes a local pastor appointment and church duties.
Mrs Susan Book wife of Gadeline Book a prominent Manomtor township farmer died Sunday after an extended illness aged 71 years Her maiden name was Mise Susan Book daughter of Jacob and Mary Book Her grandfather John Book born in Philadelphia moved to Lawrence county in 1804 Burial at Greenwood Cemetery The funeral was at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning conducted by Rev I B Durfee Long Avenue Church of the Disciples Willer McComb Book and Orn Wright her surviving children with one deceased Dabs was married to T Rakeer of this city
Last Monday morning George C Mathers real estate man appeared before Scuffe Thomas and filed charges against David A Morton a Fulnter from New Uastie working in town. Morton allegedly extorted a $10 check by intimidation while Mathers was absent. Morton, a stranger to Mathers, faced proceedings but last evening withdrew the charge and paid costs himself.
The funeral of the late Mrs Rebecos Wallsch took place Sabbath at 23 pm from the Befornad Lutheran church of Kalin in Mercer County. The interment is reported as being at a nearby cemetery. Services were conducted by Kerr of Grove City. The obituary notes a prior residence and burial near Balasea.
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