06 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
1
Los Angeles December reports indicate the McNamara brothers may plead guilty to dynamiting crimes connected to the Los Angeles Times bombing. Federal grand jury awaiting report as judges and authorities secure cells and guard against attempted escapes.
Jol Kirby, president of the National Association of Mayor Metayors, announces support for a federal probe into the McNathura brothers. He claims the men were fed to pirates officials of organized crime and pledges further revelations as investigations continue in Indianapolis.
In Nay 21 at West Midsburg a club election gathered numerous representative men. The session nominated candidates for president and officers, including V M Vale and J Corns, with Man Mounts as deputy chair. The proceedings, merged with local commentary, reflect a contested race and party dynamics for the city’s leadership.
Fragmented text references a young person named Nefongs and a fictional setting Hecate, with unclear actions and scattered phrases. The readable parts mention best fannies and infunity within a family context and various garbled terms. No clear event, date, or location is established.
The text records Burns defending his actions and urging that others involved in the mine dynamiting and labor issues be examined. He references statements by Ye Min Namara brothers and Romperg, notes media approval of prosecution, and claims his fee in the case is lower than bankers’ charges.
The 1908 report cites Mayor Harpy J. Lusk facing multiple arrest cases as he neared office on April 1. Four offenders tied to the mayor’s era faced charges of disorderly conduct and frankenkess, with the mayor alleged to have leniently handled most. The text notes prior officeholder Tash Wits and claims of integrity in court.
The steel contract for the Penn Motor Company plant will be ready for best work within three weeks. Foundation and much brick work are complete, with operation expected by January. Weather could delay but good conditions may keep the project on track.
In Hittsburg and Nec 2, reports describe a baffling canine illness spreading among women who kiss their pugs. Dr. D. B. Sable medical police surgeon notes patients exhibit canine pest symptoms and common pet exposure. The condition, likened to stomatitis, worsens with time and appears tied to pet poodle interactions.
An elderly woman died instantly when she fell from a second floor window at her home. A neighbor stated the victim was Franklin Po, a widow, with a son and a husband named Mr. Ganem.
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The district attorney and county detective consolidated a list of cases to be presented to the grand jury. Among 28 new cases, the most serious charges assault and related offenses against Roy Phentela dominate the docket. Many names and charges follow, including breaking and entering, larceny, resisting an officer, selling liquor without a license, and various forms of theft and fraud.
In Allentown Pennsylvania on November 29 a prank by a unknown joker drew about ravenous young and older women to a prominent street corner. The ad promised a meeting with a man seeking a wife and many women replied, assembling at the captain place at a set hour. The outcome details are unclear from the readable text.
An old promotional note touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier that removes germs from the blood rather than killing them with drugs. It claims decades of use, no minerals, and that cleansing the blood heals sores and stops hair loss. Free Howe Treatment advice offered.
The Almura Home Assoc held its annual meeting at Bethany Lutheran Church on Wednesday November 20 with wide county representation. Officers were reelected: President Mrs Mary A Dildvson, Vice President Mrs J Blenton, Secretary Mrs B P Antler, Corresponding Secretary Mrs I H Jordan, Treasurer Mrs C I Montgomery. Lawrence county members included Mrs Del Brown and others. finances showed 2800 debt remaining on the new building. A message of appreciation was planned for Mrs Kis sick who had aided the work.
A 1911 weather poster from Washington predicts disturbances crossing the continent from Nov 20 to Dec 4 and Dec 6 to 10, with warm and cool waves shifting across the Pacific slope and central valleys. It notes a rise in temperatures, limited rain or snow, and bright solar observations, plus commentary on science communities and solar activity.
A year old boy, son of Geoffrey Townshiy Meress County, may lose the cleat at his right eye after an attempt to grip a live turkey from a perch. The turkey struck the boy as he reached for it, sending him toward a dangerous leap and causing injuries to the eye.
Frank Chambers, a graver farmer, amid a long life in Algerea, asks that his ashes be spread over his orchard where he lived happily. Mrs. Sarvey Shelpman of Vancouver notes his will and confirms the plan, while Chambers claims Crusader ancestry aboard historical travel in Palestine.
A divorce suit ends in Mrs. Sarah Crosy gaining legal separation from Anson Crosy of Winthrop Massachusetts, alleging coercion and alimony demands. Separately divers raised Commodore Perry’s flagship Niagara from Presque Isle harbor, revealing well preserved structures two thirds intact, with work to continue next spring amid salvage and restoration plans by L. Giesnia company and state officials.
Sharon reports a traveling salesman fell for a fortune tellers claim at a local hotel. A woman conningly touched his money and kept a $1 bill after promising luck. Police quickly located her. she admitted taking the cash and paid back the amount as others were ordered to leave town.
Local notes report McCaslin in Austria and a government refinery discussion. Mr and Mrs Heckathorn celebrate a twin logs milestone while Sunday school is set for Neshoeke Church. Thanksgiving with relatives in Slippery Rock. Misa Mary Eiuol at Genova College vacationing with parents. A box social at McCastin aids social and monetary concerns. Welsh coal strike looms with near $19000 sum. Women's Missionary Society hosts an apron social. lodges asked to bring aprons. Wisconsin official authorized to enter annuity and life insurance business.
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