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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
Ice cutting is set to start next week on the lakes at Mill Creek park in Youngstown. The ice is noted to be about six inches thick.
Central Fish Market on South Mill Street showcases top canned oysters praised for texture and briny flavor. Shoppers report steady supply and competitive prices, with staff recommending favorites and noting fresh stock arrivals.
The Canada steamer Donna Donna from Hamilton Ont entered Buffalo harbor as the final entry of the year from the upper lakes. Sister ship Strathcona arrived the night before. Both left Fort William Ont December 10 loaded with grain and have fought ice and storms for 12 days.
Seven year old Nita, born on Christmas, feels loneliness and longing for playmates as she waits for her mother’s attention. A Christmas morning brings a different gift a baby brother in heaven and a new sense of faith and joy.
Timothy P. Sullivan known as Little Tim, longtime Tammany alderman and Bowery political power, dies after a brain malady. He and cousin Big Tim controlled New York politics south of 14th Street, delivering votes and shaping city legislation for years.
In Millvale area two masked men boarded an early trolley in Millvale and robbed the conductor and motorman of about 25 dollars after taking control of the car. The crew were threatened with revolvers as the vehicle was driven into the country and the pair escaped.
Fresh oysters offered without water for Xmas by Central Fish Market located on South Mill Street. Wholesale and retail available. contact phone 431 for orders.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt was stunned when a policeman stopped her car for speeding and arrested her chauffeur. After she revealed identity the officer had the chauffeur taken to the station and fined him for the violation.
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