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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
6
Based on testimony the judge seeks tolerance for hotel licenses as multiple applicants outline plans for sites including Fountain Inn and Hotel Kenna. Witnesses praise Moore Green and others as trustworthy operators while noting room counts and location specifics as key factors in decisions.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity church meets Tuesday at 2 30 PM. The Central W C T U holds a Francis Willard Memorial meeting at Mrs C W Waddington's home on North Mill street Tuesday evening. The Y W C T U changes its regular meeting to Tuesday at 7 PM at Miss Gertrude Sharp's home on Pittsburg street.
Read of the Stritmater Store annual White Sale illustrated full page ad. The notice highlights bargains and promotions for Tuesday, with emphasis on extensive illustrated listings and in-store offers.
Union Real Estate and Building Co transfers to W. W. Shultz. Ellwood ag transfers to 2s VanGorder and Clara Schweinsburg in Faeroe City for 1500 dollars. Clara Schweinsburg then conveys to James H. Covert in Ellwood City for 1 dollar.
Mrs. M Sharon of Newport Pennsylvania visits town as guest of Mrs. Dr C B Trainor staying with the host family during the visit.
Snow drifts of unusual depth are reported in the area, with the Sharpsville to Pine Ridge line showing a drift reaching near the top of the locomotive smoke stack. The town lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, and attending church events as a winter routine continues.
Washington February 10 The House passed a bill to authorize holding United States court sessions in Jackson Breathitt County Kentucky The measure emerged as a unanimous House action after Rep Langley Ky urged the change to avoid requiring the district to state its exact need for court sessions
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco predicts Rev. B G Hanna of Rochester may be named coadjutor bishop of San Francisco despite modernism charges. He notes Rome has no objections, and says church leaders can raise concerns but Rome decides. Riordan expects tensions with France’s government to ease when it follows America’s practice of worship autonomy.
Telegraph briefs report Cahokia, the oldest settlement in Illinois, placed in the hands of a receiver. Other items note Secretary Root seeking a 225000 contingent expense fund for foreign representatives, a near ice bound New York harbor threatening traffic, and various federal and local incidents.
New Bedford observed Sunday the fifteenth anniversary of Hopewell Presbyterian church dedication. The church was dedicated February 9, 1893, as Rev. P. M. Paul cited in his sermon. The day also noted infant John Clark Kifer’s burial Monday. E. E. Moore of Dayton, Ohio, visited, and Rev. Paul left for Philadelphia for a Presbyterian missionary convention opening Tuesday.
Section Four of the First Christian Church Woman's Union hosts a Valentine social Friday evening for the congregation with free admission and refreshments. The regular Section Four meeting follows Saturday afternoon at Miss Mary Agnew’s home.
A Wednesday gathering at the Y M C A may launch the Associated Charities as a strong city institution or end the effort. The open meeting will be held tomorrow at 4 o clock with all interested invited to attend and participate.
Sheriff Waddington seized George Weber personal property and Charles H. Gardner graphophone and records to be sold on February 15. The sale includes the two sets of items as listed in the notice.
In Brookhaven, Miss, Pigot a Black man confessed to assaulting Nellie Williams 18 white was seized by a mob as he arrived for trial. Local militia protected him briefly but were overwhelmed when Tom Williams Nellie’s father confronted the train crowd. Pigot was shot and hung from a telephone pole.
The Hillsville school in Ma honing township shows attendance percentages for rooms 3 2 4 and 1 with 89 84 and 85 and 90 percent respectively Those with perfect attendance are named along with students missing one day or less and the teachers listed are Miss Gula Hoffmeister Blanche F Harvey and Maude Myers plus principal C Irwin Marshall
The state health department grants Meadville until May 1 to present a plan for sewage disposal instead of releasing into French Creek. If the department acts as in the New Wilmington case, Meadville may face years before a solution.
Ex City Superintendent J W Canon purchased a 90 acre farm in Mercer county adding to his Stoneboro holdings. The total reaches about 350 acres in one tract. He raises blooded stock with about 100 sheep on the farm and has a man managing interests while he spends winter at his city home.
Architects in Youngstown finalize plans for an eight story addition to the Dollar Savings and Trust building, aiming to make it the largest banking building in the state.
Charles King charged with defrauding boardinghouse keeper Mrs. Emily Young of a $9 bill settled the matter before Alderman Ranney at a hearing yesterday.
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