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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1908

Page

8

Van Horn Wins Back School Coal Contract After Debate

School board resolves to accept J. L. Somers & Son Pittsburg coal bids, but switches to U. H. Van Horn’s $2.30 three fourth inch screen Pittsburg coal after a lengthy price dispute. The vote splits along lines of ward representatives, with concerns raised about coal quality, weights, and tuition costs for nonresident students.

van Tin Can Canson Barnes Pittsburg Thomas John Gordon Martin Lockhart Chain Kerr, Carson John Edwards Heckert Barnes and Stitzinger Mr. Carlon J. L. Somers & Son New Castle Transfer & Storage Company Somers New Castle Transfer & Yma Company Edwards Chain Kerr, Heckert Stitzinger Martin, Carson John Op Seventh Ward van Horn

Deaths of the Day Miss Lutton Buried

One of the citys largest funerals marked Miss Margaret Lutton daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Lutton. Services at 35 Court Street conducted by Dr Scott F Hershey and Rev M W Keith. Interment at Oak Park cemetery. Pallbearers named James Chambers W K Hugus Dr James Blackwood Dr R B Jameson Fred Jameson Robert Browne.

Margaret James Blackwood R. B. Jameson Fred Jameson Robert Browne

King Deserter Arrested By Railroad Detectives

Charles King alias Charles B. Brown was arrested for trespass by railroad detectives and, per humane agent John C. Haas, is a deserter from the U S Army from Fort Mott New Jersey last summer. King was brought before Alderman O H P Green and jailed awaiting trial and return to Fort Mott.

Charles King John C. Haas Humane United States Army Haas King O. H. P. Green Haus Charles B. Brown Fort Mott N. J

Son of Rev Higley ill with pneumonia in North Jefferson Street

Elmer Ellsworth Higley Jr., son of Rev and Mrs E E Higley of North Jefferson Street, is ill with pneumonia. A slight improvement is noted on Tuesday. Jerome Storm of Denver Cal. visits his uncle James Whippo and family on Whippo Street.

Elmer Ellsworth, Jr E. E. Higley North Jefferson Street Jerome Storm Denver, Cal Jas. Whippo Whippo Street

Christmas in City Schools Observes Holiday Exercises

The city grade schools plan Christmas programs tomorrow with many buildings combining two grades for seating and performances. Afternoon events feature decorated classrooms, red and green streamers, holly, and blackboards, while parents are invited to attend the festive exercises.

Detectives Form New Organization in Western Pennsylvania

The Association of Captains of Railway Police of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio formed. Captain W E Gastinger leads as president with Captain C F Beaver as vice president and Captain J H Breen as secretary treasurer. Meetings begin in Youngstown January 20 with monthly sessions thereafter.

Association of Captains of Railway Police Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio W. E. Gastinger Pennsylvania Railroad C. F. Beaver Erie Cleveland J. H. Breen New Castle Baltimore & Ohio Forces Gastinger Breen Youngstown

Real Estate Giant Sale By Pittsburg Firm

Clare P. DuShane sold 50 acres of land fronting West Washington street to Jacob W. Wilber of Boston for B. Y. Fife and others of Pittsburg. The site, among the city's healthiest and highest parts, is level and likely to be laid out into building lots for a desirable residence district.

West Washington Street Clare P. DuShane B. Y. Fife Pittsburg Jacob W. Wilber Boston Mass

Fire Alarm Box for City Hospital Ordered

City Engineer H Milholland will order a new fire alarm box for New Castle hospital if council agrees with the electrical committee. The box costs 115 dollars, Star Electric company has the contract, while Gamewell bid 125 dollars but would discount 25 if hospital paid. City decides to pay 15 dollars more.

New Castle Hospital H. Milholland Star Electric Company Gamewell Company

Hospital Notes on Pneumonia Patient at Shenango Valley

Harry Black, held for shelter at the city lock-up since Sunday night but not under arrest, was taken to Shenango Valley hospital Monday. He was diagnosed with pneumonia and transported by White's ambulance.

Harry Black Shenango Valley Hospital White

Bratz decries reconciliation remark in court

Mrs Elizabeth Bratz says the court statement declaring reconciliation with her husband William Bratz would live together is erroneous and impractical given existing conditions. She asks the judge to correct the record for her sake and for friends to understand.

Elizabeth Bratz William Bratz

Orange Lodge Hosts Honor Tonight in Clendenin Hall

The Orange lodge will entertain this Tuesday evening in their hall in the Clendenin block to honor state deputy mistress Mrs. Maria C. Barnes of Sharon.

The Orange Lodge Clendenin Block Maria C. Barnes Sharon

Christmas Dance Guests In Croton Avenue

Miss Marie McMasters of Youngstown will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Douds of Croton avenue for the Christmas dance Friday evening.

Marie McMasters Youngstown Elizabeth Douds Croton Avenue

Marriage License Issued for Poer and Platt at New Castle

John M. Poer and Margaret May Platt of New Castle have been issued a marriage license. The record lists Poer and Platt residing in New Castle with the license filed in the county clerk’s office.

John M. Poer New Castle Margaret May Platt Orphans’ Court Lawrence County Charles E. Medard Sarah A. Banks Orphans’ Court of Wallace Block City of New Castle Edwin K. Logan

Finest Christmas Trees at Harris on Mo Ravia Street

Harris offers a selection of Christmas trees at low prices on Mo Ravia Street. Shoppers can compare varieties and sizes as the holiday season approaches.

Harris Moravia Street Smith Premier Cent City Typewriter Exchange West 'Ae Street Syracuse N. Y

Felmeth Involved In Church Dispute In Pittsburg

W S Felmeth a first year student at Western Theological Seminary Allegheny is backed by Lincoln Place Presbyterians in a dispute with Pittsburg Presbytery over his pulpit role. The presbytery chair Rev Dr Beatty notes Felmeth has not attended seminary nor been licensed to preach. A petition signed by 54 members seeks continuation of Felmeth in the Lincoln Place pulpit.

Western Theological Seminary Allegheny W. 8. Felmeth Harry’’ Felmeth New Castle Pittsburg Lincoln Place Charles 8. Beatty J. R. Jones W. S. Felmeth Charles S. McClellan Felmeth

Colonel Plans to Cut Apple Trees Amid Thief Problem

Col W T Beller describes ongoing apple pilfering near Eddy road. He ponders removing trees to end the theft and recalls a woman rushing with a basket who scolded him for vandalism as apples disappear despite residents watching. The episode underscores the fruit theft issue and keeper’s frustration.

Col. W. T. Beller Seller Eddy Road Cleveland Plain Dealer

Shall It Be "Bunk" Or "Bunce" In Spo rt Page Debate

A scholarly reader notes two spellings of bunk and buncombe in newspaper usage. He cites a Memphis speech headline Loomis Hands Out the Bunce and discusses cartoons spelling bunk. He suggests northern vs southern origins tied to buncombe and sleepiness without asserting the merits of either view.

Memphis Loomis Tokyo

The Chance of Spin and a Worthy Job

A Newark News columnist argues against sneering at low paying work and explains that luck is a misnomer in coin flipping. The piece highlights the value of steady income, noting many households rely on modest pay and the social risks of contempt for routine labor.

Newark News

Poverty and Prosperity in Theosophical Chronicle

The International Theosophical Chronicle notes growing puzzles of poverty and labor as national prosperity advances. It highlights how those in daily struggle feel the bewildering shift, emphasizing social and economic strain within a prosperous era.

International Theosophical Chronicle

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John Brinton Shenango Township Mahoning Union Township Miss Lutton John B. Porter Squire D. Waiken Rochester William Brewer Warren, O Thomas Boggs New Brighton John Fink Samuel Otto James Porter Frank A. Blackstone Robert Walker Allen Street Unity Cemetery New Wilmington J.C. Haas Higley Japan Kaye Atlantic Refining CO Bell Phone Shenango Restaurant L. Dean Proprietress South Mill Street Malloy’s P. H. Malloy & Co Care News Star Grocery Company North Mercer Street Pittsburg Restaurant Pittsburg Street News Office W. P. Hanna North Mercer Oe Union Station Washington and Customs Franklin Institute Albert G. Hassig Owen Castle Grant Street Stewart Quest Street East North Street Fifth Ward L. Palmer West Neshannock Avenue Jerre Bauman Quest and North Streets Allen's Kline Pearson Street Bartram Avenue Bluff Street County Line Street Washington St Leesburg Thompson G. H. van Horn South Jefferson Street Eastbrook Woolen Mills S. Hutchinson Outlet Co Y. M. A. Bldg J. F. Ringer Bell Union Market McClaren’s Bank Center Church Davis Boyles and Highland Avenues W. S. Davis Chautauqua, N. Y Walnut Street East Winter Avenue J. Clyde Gilfillan L. 8. & T. Company Daniel A. Davidson Petersburg Road Westfield Church John R. Miller Lincoln Avenue Pitisburg Street Milton Street J. P. Hays & Company Whitla Boggs & Buhl North Side Pittsburgh, PA E.j.o’brien East Washington Street National Co-Operative Realty Co J. H. Sherritt United States Lafrango F. Candioto South Cochran Alley Fountain Inn W. Washington Street C. M. Bannon Big Beaver Township H. M. Bannon J. O. Bannon Irish Ripple C. V. Riley Union National Bank
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