New Building for Juveniles to Be Erected
A new juvenile facility will be built on the Able Site with plans announced for construction. The project outlines a dedicated building to house youth, focusing on rehabilitation and support services.
07 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
1
A new juvenile facility will be built on the Able Site with plans announced for construction. The project outlines a dedicated building to house youth, focusing on rehabilitation and support services.
The grand jury recommended a new building to confine youths away from adults with room for sleeping and minor cells. They also urged action against the Western Allegheny Railroad for a neglected East New Castle bridge and repairs to Highland Avenue, court room updates, a new sheriff’s bell line, and other courthouse improvements. The panel reported 43 bills with 33 true and 10 not true, while Judge Porter praised their efficiency.
The newly elected county board may spend 150 000 to 200 000 on bridge projects including a steel Ellwood City to Hazel Dell span near 75 000 and a 35 000 to 40 000 Neshannock Street crossing. Other plans include a 30 000 Washington Street cement bridge and a Nes hannock Croton Ave to North Street North Neshannock link. If enacted these costs could lift the tax millage or prompt a bond issue.
H E Horn of Greenville publicized a record harvest from his Orleans county farm this season. He raised 5332 barrels of apples 5542 barrels of pears 4063 quarts of cherries 158 baskets of plums 283 baskets of prunes 75 tons of hay 410 bushels of wheat 450 bushels of beans 700 pounds of wool and reared 100 lambs from 100 ewes.
United States District Attorney Charles W. Miller urged Samuel Gompers to sue for an accounting of the McNamara defense fund. Miller argued the move would show what portion funded by laboring men went to legitimate attorneys fees and expenses. Gompers criticized Miller’s remarks as unwarranted and politically charged amid the federal probe in Indianapolis.
Engineers from the state highway department resume work in the city after finishing a preliminary survey of the New Castle to Butler route. A second survey will begin soon as additional work proceeds locally.
This morning a pump for drawing water from the boilers was installed at the high school. The pump, shipped by express, is now in working order. An attempt to siphon water from the boilers proved impossible.
An eighth grade room was closed this morning due to insufficient heat. Officials report adequate radiation now but more radiators will be installed to keep all rooms warm.
Select Councilman O Colins called for J J Dean to speak to a large crowd in the New Castle common council chamber. Dean urged peace and independence from party strife while acknowledging some need for party politics in general. He urged harmony and civic support for the city government and lamented the absence of initiative referendum and recall.
South Sharon Pa December 7 Preparations are under way to relight blast furnace No 2 at the Carnegie steel plant and once it resumes steady iron production blast furnace No 3 now in blast will be closed. An official said the move is a shift not a capacity increase.
In Mazeppa near Lewisburg Pennsylvania 7 year old Harry Becker grabbed a loaded shotgun left on the porch by his father and fatally shot his 3 year old sister Margaret while playing Indian. The shot to the head from rabbit shot killed her instantly at the home yesterday.
The First Presbyterian Church of West Middlesex held a congregational meeting last night and extended an unanimous call to Rev. J. S. Palmer of Pittsburgh to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rev. E. B. P. Thomas.
A heavy bobsled descending Croton hill crashed into a rig in front of Mac Clelland Bros. store last night. Ralph Eakin and a boy named Massaro sustained deep cuts and bruises but no bones were broken.
In Zanesville Ohio a big business led wet campaign opposes the driven-out saloonists. Law and Order League funds the effort with 200 plus members backing William S. Bell and a slate of prominent backers. The Rose law election is set for Saturday December 16.
Dangerous grade crossings on Hog Hollow Road in Taylor Two to be eliminated under a court recommendation. Proposes rerouting from West Pitts burg to McKee's school house to lie south of the Western Allegheny right of way. Landowners West Pittsburg Realty Co. and Western Allegheny Railroad Co. waive damages.
A man, John Bulgosh of Elmwood street, rushed into a city police station at 5:20 AM barefoot and bareheaded claiming he was being shot at. Officers took him in, secured his name, and began an investigation while he is held for mental status and case review.
Rochester Pennsylvania mourns Mrs J S Howe and infant Zeigler aged two days. The record lists Zeigler at 226 Huron Avenue and Clarence Fee aged six weeks at 220 Ma honing Avenue.
Eight western governors attend the rivers and harbors congress in Washington as 1000 delegates hear talks on Panama Canal impacts. President Taft will host dinner for Tasker L. Oddie Jas H Hawley Adolph G Eberhart Edwin L Norris John Burke Oswald West Robert S Vesey and Joseph M Carey during the eastbound governors tour.
An auto fire engine tested this afternoon at East street and Neshannock avenue. Water spouted from a nozzle on the bridge balustrade over the Neshannock, arcing high into the air and splashing into the creek, with the stream rising well above the Pearson building roof.
Citizens packed the city building as the Common Council branch met in a private conference after a heated session. Chairman Callahan called for order while Socialist councilors pressed for floor hearing, but the meeting continued without a settlement and a new private session is planned before Monday night’s council meeting.
In a secret city council session, Socialist members offered two settlement proposals. One sought a three-attorney panel to rule on the dispute, the other urged Dr. Campbell as chairman as a cross-party compromise, both rejected by Republicans who upheld the Monday action as legal.
Joseph Hipps, 68, of St. Lawrence Cambria County, a Civil War veteran, was found frozen to death about two miles from his home after alighting at Patton station while returning from a visit to Ebensburg. He left the train with the belief he could walk home and likely froze on the country road. He leaves four sons and five daughters.
Judge Porter heard motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment in the Commonwealth v Flanagan and Hartman for contempt of court. McKeever was found not guilty. Prosecution argued by James A. Gardner. defense by Marron of Pittsburg. Judge Porter to decide later.
Joe McNamara refuses to testify and will not trade information for favors. Clarence Darrow predicts no talk from McNamara as federal grand jury session opens. Sheriff Hammell plans to move both men by rail and launch to San Quentin. Bordwell pressures prosecutions to proceed without compromise.
In Sharon Pennsylvania a fire destroyed M. J. McDowell's country home in Jamestown Mercer county. Professor J. A. MacGranahan rushed inside to rescue the two children, escaping with slight burns. Loss estimated at about 6000 dollars.
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