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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

6

Mrs Cochran the 9 Woman in Black Operating Again

Long, tangled report alleges Elizabeth Cochran known as the “woman in black” ran fraud schemes in Pittsburg, swindling Lovejoy and others with mortgage plots, alias Green, and fake business ventures. Neighbors recall a costly pattern of loans, disappearances, and alleged connections to Hetty Green family wealth.

Pittsburg Elizaveth Cochran France East End Dumafeurer Coohynt Hetty Green Rlep Cochran Pink Lorejug Pillsburg Alps Cochran Igulac Wallan Inetlia Mero Lovejoy Coehron Lovejoy Tavejoy Cictine Green Bogert Mre. Cochran Clyde Mrs. Green Fourth Avenue Greet San Francisco Matthews Redey

Co-Eds Gatecrash College Dance Despite Guards Ruse

A dozen women students and escorts climbed a window at Grove City College to enter a winter dance, while President and Professor Hay monitored the hall. The intrusion went unnoticed until midnight when a ladder was used and several dozen attendees joined the party. Authorities investigate to determine if discipline follows.

Grove City College Katie Power Hay Netley Promoteifng College Wis Iim M Ati

Republic Company Enjoys Prosperity and Dividend Plans

The Republic Tre E and Steal company aims to declare a regular quarterly dividend of 14.4 percent amid expectations of a revival in the steel and iron market. Shares remain tightly held with little trading, as holders anticipate a full rebound in the industry despite temporary earnings dips. The Steel Corporation reports about 48 percent of furnaces active, with Republic noting roughly 40 percent operating in December, up from 22 percent previously.

Republic Tree Ateal Republic Tan Steel Corporation Tins The Republic Company Ui Sancern Ig Opera

Rev Davis Endorses Roosevelt or Bryan

Ary Morgan Davis pastor of Elwood City Baptist church preached Sunday evening dedicating his sermon to current politics. He argued the two great questions money and minor while noting Bryan and Roosevelt are alike and that the Republican party absorbed Brysalian principles.

Morgan Davis Elwood City Baptist Church Davis Reavis Fulvner Brystalian Rewwbllean Lryam Roostvelt

Big Oleo Prosecutions Yield Record State Receipts

The dairy and food division of the state agriculture department reports fines and fees totaling a record year. Receipts include oleomar garine, pure food, licenses, vinegar, and other fines adding up to a sum surpassing all prior years. Payouts and deposits went to the state treasury, marking the largest collection in the department’s history.

Dairy and Food Division State Department of Agriculture Alvinton

Plans for New Mercer County Court House

Mercer County commissioners consider bids for a new court house with W. Lougen of Cleveland initially proposed as supervising architect. Judge Williams vetoed the plan, stating he would not approve it, leading to elimination of several architects and a likely selection from remaining bidders. A change of plan may occur within days.

Mercer Lougen Cleveland Williams Otto

Jurors Summoned for Civil Court Trial At Local Assembly

Court convened this afternoon for the trial of civil quaes on jlo Hst. Hubert A McKee sues the town ship of Stestcngs. A long list of jurors was summoned from wards and various trades, including mail carriers, farmers, blacksmiths, clerks, and merchants, with numerous names appearing across Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards.

Jlo Hst Hubert A McKee

Hays and McNees to Fight It Out for State Senator

In Butler County a Republican nomination contest narrows as former treasurer Windfeldt of Penn township withdraws. Gapl Thomas Hays, 45, remains a leading candidate while Senator George W. McNees emerges as the rival. The primary battle is shaping up between Hays and McNees, with Armstrong rumored as a potential factor.

Hays M'Nees Treaaurer Windeld & Dlyons Penn Township Thomas Hays Butter County George W. McNees Armstrorys Butler McNees Arnie

Sheriff sale of George Web ey household goods

Personal property of George Web ey was sold by a sheriff on an execution for 100 dollars issued by Louis Nellani. The sale on Saturday yielded 66 dollars and 75 cents with costs totaling 0.70 dollars. The record includes garbled phrases and appears to be a damaged OCR of a local sheriff sale notice.

George Webey Shayrit Louis Nellani

Weingartner Seeks Senate Edge as Anti-Penrose Candidate

In Beaver and surrounding counties a contested senatorial race centers on anti Penrose sentiment. Weingartner presses claims of independence while Kennedy, a Penrose ally, splits the Penrose vote. Philips of New Castle plans formal candidacy upon return, positioning with and against Penrose factions.

Weingartner Jolfowlky Disputch Gas Eratavit Penrose Thomas Kennedy New Wrightory Wille George Welhzeriner New Castle Nominai Lon Weingariner Noraticis House of Representatives Himer Philips California Kay Weinedy Witte

Editorial Decay of Penrose Power in Harrisburg Scene

Harrisburg editors weigh Penrose influence amid cabinet reshuffles and vetoed appointments. The New Castle News comments that Penrose’s grip weakens as Governor Sturt faces pressure from party stalwarts and public officials. Auditor General Young oppose favors, while the treasurer’s role shifts with new appointees.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Mardsburg New Castle News Pennsylvania Panrose Wkn Sucrests Penrosa Railr Shenfertov Railroad Commission Penana Penrose Stuur Penrousa al Tew Tanruse Houck Rinte Stuart Tennypuckey Pearnav Insra Venroge Penorse Mery Orkince Shiuri Herama Capitol Hill Sturt Ptace Nina Cam Yalyny Auditor General Ponwayiyanly Penrost Young Ovisen Penrane Treasury Stata Trealy Tuo Dotard Len Rose William Berry John O. Shea Wray Darras Gale Sheata Fang Stants Sheats

Miss Lucy Mackey Healed After 20 Years of Paralysis

Miss Mackey of 24 East Chestnut street is healed after two decades of paralysis in arms and legs. She reported a vision guiding her prayers, and upon a mid day visit her mother witnessed the sudden restoration as friends noted renewed use of limbs and restored movement. Doctors had expected decline.

Lucy Mackey ABC East Chestnut Street Washington Miss Mackey Jerwish Mies Muther Ises Miraci West 1 Carl Mlay Mackey Hatrelly First Christian Church of Washington Ana Nermon Christilke Ghide

Mrs Jane Hutton Called by Death

Mrs Jane Hutton dies at home on Oak Street aged 66 after brief illness. Survived by daughter Mrs A M Lachner and son E A J Hutton, with three brothers and four sisters. Born in Warrington Ireland, long resident in the city, Epworth Methodist Episcopal church member and active in charity work.

Hove Oak Streal Hue A.M. Landner Juillé M. Mutton Blutton Warrington County Down Ireland Wartemary Hulton Epworth A.M Lachner EA Word J. Hutton Kanan City Johia A. Shaw William Whaley Neshannock Lowasht Mary. Strith Elle Whaley

Partners Look Forward To Good Maple Sugar Year

The Char don Ohley Republican notes expected maple syrup season improvements with new sugar fixtures arriving. Farmers anticipate higher quality syrup and better prices as competition grows, amid railway and industrial infrastructure updates aiding production.

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Slippery Rock Church Services and Local Notices

Slippery Rock report notes R T Bard visiting last week and Marion Gibenn's social. T E Taylor listed in local health matters. Mentions Roberta's back issue and Elizabeth Kiester returning home for family visits, with teaching appointment in Village. Rev Charles Dell conducts services at Slippery Rock and Hazel Dell. RL & Young of Wellsville engaged in evangelistic work this week.

R. T. Bard Buller Marion Gibenn la Rau Claire T. E. Taylor Taylor Am Kegster West Siory Roberta Amy Hering Garfield Wilson Braddock Janet Wilson Elizabeth Kiester Mise Kiester Wese Elizabeth Vilyage Naturday Gaitvlaes Charles Dell Slippery Hock Presbyterian Church Haxel Gell Presbyterian Qis Fey RL & Young Wellsville, Q

Wampum Fragments From a Distant Page

A fragmentary local item mentions Glyde Conn of Boral Conn and friends in Nun Castle Sun with Mr and Mel. Chirlee Kane visits relatives in Struthers, and a note hints at a costly, unclear transfer of wealth and a list of names amid garbled text.

Glyde Nun Castle Sun Mel Chirlee Kane

Mrs B W Stillings Summoned by Death

Mrs Elizabeth A Stillings wife of Dr B W Stillings of county line township died Saturday evening at 6 after a long illness due to complications. She was 40 years 30 months and 21 days old a lifelong resident of Lawrence County and member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. She leaves her husband and two sons Samuel and John Thompson of the city sisters and brothers Mrs Minnie Bustin William Riley Samual Riley and John Riley.

Elzabeth A. Sullings B W. Selligs Mway Stillings Dar Samuel Thompson John Thompson Uiren Nmin Bustin William Riley Ols Rur Samral Riley Youngstown Jehr Riley Cfs

Krestel Sues for 800 Damages Over Beating

Andy Krestel through attorney The Winternitz sues Nickela Isaldo for 800. He claims a January 19 assault left him bedridden for days and caused severe injuries and pain.

Krestel Andy Krestel Winternitz Nickela Isaldo

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