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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

Page

7

Miner Loaded With Booze and Coin Arrest at Central

W A Spencer was picked up in the First ward drunk and fought officers at the Central station. Buckley searched him finding $108.62 in cash and $462.75 in promissory notes. He promised to return to the mines and Mayor Lusk levied a $5 fine. Two men recalled little of the night and left with a city souvenir for $20.

W. A. Spencer Central Police Station Mr. Spencer Eugene Buckley Spencer Mont Lakey Buckley Ralph Bossi Mike Hubovitch Hoth

Cattle Quarantine Enforced in Youngstown Area

Dr Mc Hugh a government inspector at the Simon Packing plant in Youngstown enforces the Pennsylvania cattle quarantine at the local slaughterhouse. Cattle traders in Lawrence County have been unable to move livestock to Simon. Officials expect the quarantine to lift in a month or six weeks as foot and mouth disease control continues.

Youngstown Dr. McHugh Simon Packing Plant South Avenue Pennsylvania Lawrence County Simon Company New York Michigan Maryland McHugh

Youngstown Teacher Nearing Spinster Status Says Superintendent

Dr. Cheney, superintendent of Youngstown schools, notes the woman who has taught in the district for five years is almost certain to be a spinster, reflecting local social expectations of the era.

Cheney Youngstown Pierce

Merchants Report Big Holiday Spending in Youngstown

Merchants of Youngstown estimate about 75 000 was spent Saturday night by Christmas shoppers in downtown stores and markets amid festive season sales.

Merchants of Youngstown

Pride of N. G. Lodge to Elect Officers

Preparations are under way for the annual election of officers of New Castle lodge of the Amalgamated association to be held next Saturday afternoon at 3 30. The lodge includes workers from the Greer tin plant and remains in flourishing condition despite the plant shutdown. A full slate of officers for the coming year will be chosen.

New Castle Amalgamated Association Greer

Baritone Singer Price Performs at Local Churches

Will Price a renowned city baritone sang Sunday morning and evening at First Baptist Church Franklin. He serves as baritone soloist at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church and supports a leading quartet choir in the region.

Will Price East Reynolds Street First Baptist Church Franklin Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church

Evangelistic Services Planned at Fourth Presbyterian

It is probable evangelistic services will be held at the Fourth Presbyterian Church with Rev. W. G. McConnell as pastor during the latter part of January. The session members are discussing a series of meetings.

Fourth Presbyterian Church W. G. McConnell

New Castle Glee Society Rehearsal at Welsh Church

Members of the New Castle Male Glee society held an unusually enjoyable rehearsal Sunday afternoon in the Welsh Congregational church. A large number were present and several new selections were practiced.

New Castle Welsh Congregational Church

George Klein Takes Post at Crescent Cement Plant

George Klein of South Mercer Street, formerly employed at Greer tin mill, accepted a good position at Crescent Cement Company in Wampum and will begin his new duties next Monday morning.

George Klein South Mercer Street Greer Tin Mill Crescent Cement Company Wampum Klein

Plant suspends operations during Pittsburg Stove work

The Baldwin G raham plant of the Pittsburg Stove and Range company suspended operations Saturday evening. Work will not resume until the taking of the inventory, which will occupy a week or ten days.

Baldwin-Graham Pittsburg Stove and Range Company

Mrs Fishburn Recovers After Major Pittsburg Hospital Operation

Mrs James Fishburn of Bleakley avenue has recovered from a serious operation at a Pittsburg hospital and is reported greatly improved and able to return home.

James Fishburn Bleakley Avenue Pittsburg Fishburn

Morris Minzer Pursues Telegraphy for Railroad Career

Morris Minzer of East Long Avenue studies telegraphy with the aim of becoming a railroad telegraph operator and hopes to finish the course within a few weeks.

Morris Minzer East Long Avenue Mr. Minzer

Carlson Family Welcomes Daughter Born Sunday Morning

A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Carlson of Moravia Street. The announcement notes the new arrival in the household.

H. K. Carlson Moravia Street

Local residents noted in Pittsburgs area updates

Joe Phillips of Pittsburgs spent Saturday in town on business. Frank Coulter of Hamilton street is convalescent after a serious illness. George Keith of Maitland street visited Pittsburg Saturday. Miss Mary Fuller of East Division street spent Sunday in Struthers Ohio. Joe Wilson of West Long avenue changed residence to Hamilton street. Fred Edwards of South Mill street moved his family to Phillips. Miss Rachel Brandon of Sheep hill is confined to her home due to illness. Felicia Davis of South Mercer street was sick Saturday. Bert Lane of Summit street is recovering from serious illness. Miss Jennie Reynolds of Hamilton street is ill with quinsy. George Lane of Summit street returned from Ellwood City. Fred Thomas of South Sharon spent Sunday with friends in the south city. Miss Jennie Layton of Hamilton street is recovering from illness. Dave Stewart of East Long avenue spent Sunday at home in Butler. Scott Warren of Pennsylvania avenue visited Sharon, guest of Clyde Warren. Joe Lewis of South Sharon visited the southern city area yesterday. Joe Fraser of East Long avenue is visiting Monaca with his parents. David Phillips of Moravia street returned to work at Standard Steel Car after vacation. George Kelley of South Jefferson street returned to work at the steel mill after injury. Ralph Owens of Steubenville, formerly in the Fifth ward, concluded several days of visits in town.

Joe Phillips Pittsburgs Frank Coulter Hamilton Street George Keith Maitland _ street Pittsburg Mary Fuller East Division Street Struthers Felicia Davis South Mercer Street Bert Lane Summit Street Jennie Reynolds George Lane Ellwood City Fred Thomas South Sharon Jennie Layton Dave Stewart East Long Avenue Shenango Butler Scott Warren Pennsylvania Avenue Sharon Clyde Warren Joe Lewis Joe Fraser Pennsylvania Engineering Company Monaca David Phillips Moravia Street Standard Steel Car Company George Kelley South Jefferson Street Ralph Owens Steubenville Fifth Ward

King railroad conductor visits city from Pittsburg

P W King a conductor on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad with headquarters in Pittsburg was a recent visitor in this city. He previously ran between Brownsville Pittsburg Beaver Falls and New Castle and now holds a good passenger position between Pittsburg and Brownsville.

P. W. King Pittsburg

Dufford's Toy Dept Closing Sale Rush Ends Soon

Dufford announces the toy department is closing out with a rush and will not handle toys in the future. The sale signals a final clearance as the store winds down the department.

Railroad shakeups and rules ripple from Prevost death

Indirect changes at Pennsylvania Railroad center on S C Prevost’s death with rumors of W W Atterbury or S Long taking top posts. New ICC freight rules edge toward district loading and explosives handling while railbed debates push toward concrete and ballast changes.

Interstate Commerce Commission

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Manyon Munyon 53Rd and Jefferson Phila Munyons Magazine Almanac Munyon’s Remedy Company Philadelphia Union National Bank LOG’ Avenue Pride OF N. G. Lodge Special Services Joe Wilson West Long Avenue Fred Edwards South Mill Street Phillips Street Rachel Brandon Sheep Hill King Dufford’s Garters East Washington Street W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad S. C. Prevost Prevost Mr. Atterbury 8. C. Long Western Pennsylvania The Pennsy Atterbury Railroat Pennsylvania Company L. P. Ohliger Indianapolis Panhandle P. A. Bonebreak Mr. Ohliger Cleveland Wellsville Missouri River Morrison Davis Frazer Fieman Frances Brakeman Jordan George Turner Lawrence Junction Davis, Cooke &Co World’s Dispensary Medical Association R. ¥. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y New Orleans Bluepoint Oysteers Howard Munnell Pittsburg Street Union Station Kline Lumber & Construction CO West Pittsburg
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