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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
5
The notice lists publication details for a newspaper service in New Castle Pennsylvania. It specifies Sunday interruptions, subscription prices, and requests for correspondence and notices from county residents.
An editorial praises John Stevenson Jr and peers in Sharon for their industrial impact. It argues New Castle should retain such capital and leadership to keep pace with Youngstown and other Western Pennsylvania cities, urging Stevenson to relocate or invest locally and highlighting past regional gains from focused industrial development.
Unsigned fragment discusses England and Germany potentially incurring high costs to extract the speaker from a bankrupt nation. It notes the effort is expensive and wind not yet favorable, hinting at possible complications and further expenditures. The text remains unclear and partial.
Secretary Moody urges constant navy buildup including a permanent hospital ship and expanded officer corps, arguing for a larger US Navy amid plans and wartime tensions. Ida B. Corbin leads Volunteers of America in a New Castle Christmas drive aiding children and mothers, with Captain Scheslor Dia in charge of Helping Hand Mission planning similar efforts. Local railroads and Cascade Park in Lawrence County plan summer attractions, while Pennsylvania fines and Rock Point excursions hint at ongoing travel and recreation activity.
The beleaguered city endures as entrenchments on Shorts hamper travel while conduit work proceeds amid despair. The senate probes Mantred doctrine claims tied to Veneven, Ragland, and Germaniut. Italy issues ultimatum to Venezuela as tensions rise with casings and shots.
A garbled historical OCR item references Plisburg barbers with kicks, pension notices near New Castle and Sew Ogethes, names like Eva Cl Hamme and Carney, and mentions monthly commands. The legible content is limited and reads as an incoherent notice about pensions and local individuals.
Fragmentary note describes a theatrical manager considering self harm without external interruption. The text hints at gloom and social disengagement, with no clear date or location. Further readable details are insufficient to establish names or context.
Fragmentary text mentions Don Rockefeller and a one cent prize and a Christmas jest involving John. Details are unclear but suggest a eccentric local item or note about a prize and holiday humor.
Unclear phrases point to a market rise in oysters and a set of scattered cryptic references. Mentions of a captain of industry, Cheishnas and eduaninity appear as garbled fragments. No clear events, dates, or named organizations emerge from the readable text.
The era opens with farmers and supporters signaling a shift toward renewed efforts and coalescing around new goals. Dependants prepare to support changes as the community eyes a season of restructuring and action.
Fragmentary text hints at Andrew Camest involvement in a New York plan, with unclear references to funding or fulfillment. The fragmentary nature leaves key details, dates, and parties unspecified and unverified.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Christmas celebration and related town happenings. The legible portions reference a window display, a recent event in Wy, and suggest local delays or confusion about a planned gathering or ritual. Names and precise details are unreadable.
The New Castle Choral Society has entered a grand contest with Heid fo Oda Fetiewa nub and 15 jars, with Wilthina af New faudle conducting. Carter congenial at AZLeT Hon Yersinn, Mick pemate. the piece draws wide local participation from New Castle and nearby towns. The article lists locations including Allegheny and Cleveland and notes carriage license grants for the era.
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