16 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
1
A catalog style listing features several high grade china items including Mayonnaisects Tea Suls Olive Dishes Celery Trays Chop Platters Rumiking Caps Saucers Mush and Milk Sets and similar pieces. The notice emphasizes a broad range of shapes and assortments exhibited.
The Conwy Commonwealth case against L Rabinovitz for receiving stolen brass from the American Car and Ship Hardware plant was completed before noon Friday. Witnesses testified the brass was unique to local foundries, Rabinovitz denied any knowledge, and his wife supported his defense as the jury was sent to deliberate.
A criminal case against Ben Condon, a colored man of South Mill Street, arising from gambling and disorderly conduct charges, was dismissed in criminal court Friday morning. The defendant was found not guilty but ordered to pay the court costs.
The Hub Clothing Company files in court for judgment against Leander Long and others for the balance due on silk hats and overcoats. The suit claims a total bill of 3090.08 with some payments noted, and seeks recovery of the remaining amount.
A trimmed ad promotes substantial toy sets at Dufford's furniture store with a call to action and a money back guarantee for PAZO OINTMENT claims.
Agnes Truxall, wife of Felix Truxall, carriage maker of Butler, Pa, reports severe kidney trouble in her husband. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills, his back pain eased, he regained ability to work, and he slept better. The testimony claims quick relief and urges readers to remember the product name.
An actress describes her thoughts on Russia’s occupation of Crimea and the war. She says Russians treated her well during a visit but supports the Americas of the Overtness and fears loss to the Bear. She notes Russia’s lack of harbor outlets and foreign permission requirements.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Thursday in the United States District Court at Pittsburgh for the affairs of Mary Edwards, a loyal former clerk. Liabilities are listed at 2107.07 dollars and assets at 3170 dollars. The business location was reported as Friday. A News representative sought comment but none was provided. Friends hope for an orderly adjustment of affairs.
A Beaver County judge, J. Sharp Wilson, seeks a six seat on the Superior Court. The candidate requests a meeting with Senators Knox and Boles and Beaver attorney Cooper to discuss the matter. The message notes a grant from Washington and the judge’s local ties.
Hiram Council No 45 installs officers for the ensuing year with M. G. M. Francis D. Perrelory Edward Smith as treasurer Walter D. Clark and C. P. Dug as representative to Grand Council Followed by other newly elected members of Hiram Council No 43 Royal and Select Masters installation on Thursday evening.
Public sale announced for Saturday December 1 1904 at 8 o’clock in the building formerly occupied by Alfred Vandivurt at No 8 Mask Street New Castle Pa. The items listed include household goods from the bankruptcy estate such as grotesque dynamos witch boards gag and other fixtures mantels electric globes and miscellaneous cash. H C McKinley trustee in bankruptcy for Alfred Vandivort tr. $10-12-16.
The office of Register and Recorder Hyde records transfers: Mathel Cameron and wife to Deliah Careng for land in Shenango township, $150. George Crider and wife to Byron Crider of Jane Taylor township, $31. A note warns of a cold remedy claim for Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Browno Quinine Tablet, and B W Groves advertises patent medicines.
A catalog note notes prices for cups and saucers with an unusual spread around fifteen to twenty five cents and a few odd lots. It mentions Japanese cups and saucers used for tea bouillon chocolate and coffee with slow to boil instructions.
A sign on a basement table reads Any article on this table 100 indicating a ten cent price. Items listed include china, chinaware pieces, vases and pictures, offered as acceptable gifts.
Holland Ware offers yellow porcelain items in Mother Goose designs. Milk mugs open sagan plates ramiking and individual salts priced from 15 cents to 2 dollars each.
The notice lists undressed dolls from 5c to 75e and up, covering jointed and all sizes. It notes 18-fveli left body roll at 50¢ as a fur specimen of value.
An OCR fragment lists toys with prices including Dressed Dolls from 25c to 10.00, Spelling Blocks 10c to 50c, Magic Lanterns from 40c to 2.50, Locomotives with Trains 25c to 1.00, Hook and Ladder Tracks 25c to 1.00, and Fire Engines 2c to 1.00, reflecting a period merchandise catalog.
The Wearever brand of aluminum cooking utensils is advertised as the highest grade offering long service life and fuel and time savings. A booklet titled Why Women Weep is offered for readers to request.
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