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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
4
The notice states that all checks money orders drafts and communications must be addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
Former Senator William Flinn announces opposition to Senator Penrose signaling a potential shift in Pennsylvania politics. He frames the move as a break from the Allegheny Philadelphia power alliance that has long controlled state legislation and protected corporate interests. Flinn’s stance suggests a sustained fight to curb corruption and reform governance across rural counties and major cities.
The article argues Senator Flinn must not be seen as a fixer or compromiser and praises his independent stance. It claims he supports any candidate who upholds his platform and is opposed to Penrose and Philadelphia corruption. It calls Penrose unworthy and says reelecting him would affront Pennsylvania’s God fearing homes.
Officials announce the S. P. Wetherill chemical works in the Seventh ward will reopen next Monday after a six month shutdown. Superintendent Wilbur B. Mackey says operations start at half capacity until Shenango tin mill returns to full, then full force will be restored. The plant uses sulfuric acid from the tin mill to produce cooperas for sale.
Y M C A teams register for the winter series with medals awarded to players in three fourths of the season. A 25 cent entry fee funds medals. All candidates must be over 17. Committee members include W J Uber James Teets James Lamoree A J Robbins C E Ychacoll and A T Brown.
Mrs Edward Frank and Clara Honi fer faced Alderman Williams charged with malicious mischief to a livery stable property. Prosecutor E J Reeble put the damage at 43 50 dollars. Hearing set for Monday afternoon.
The town of Girard formally opened its new town hall last night with elaborate ceremonies. The event marked a milestone for local government as officials and residents celebrated the completed project.
A collection of witty quips and vignettes about modesty pride and everyday folly. Humorous lines contrast restraint with appetite show hunger for gain and the absurdities of modern life with playful pointed jests. The piece rollicks through jokes on January weather pepper wagers elopements and small town quirks.
A Youngstown jury awarded William R. Wirsing of Uniontown, Pa., 45000 against his father‑in‑law, Smith, who is serving a penitentiary term for assault. Wirsing and his daughter eloped in Youngstown, fled after a rifle firing by Smith, who was later convicted of assault with intent to kill. Wirsing is related to local Wirsing relatives and visited the city.
Maria Novoli sued Michele Delier for assault and battery surety of the peace and disorderly conduct. Alderman Williams discharged the first two charges and divided costs on the disorderly conduct. The dispute began over a line fence along Big Run.
The Y M C A opens a concert series on January 31 with the Westminster Quartet as the first act. Other performers will follow, including a well known entertainer and a local talent finale. Rocky Mountain Tea promotion appears in the copy.
The Young Women's Christian Association will hold a vesper service next Sunday at the Second United Presbyterian church from 4 to 5 pm. Dr J E Reilly will deliver the address with Mrs J L Stratton presiding, assisted by Mrs Andrew Magill and Mrs T J Blackwood. music by the Welsh Congregational church choir.
Henry O Havemeyer head of the American Sugar Refining company leaves an estate estimated at 15 to 20 million dollars to his widow and three children. The will places most assets in trust, with real estate in New York forming the main portion while sugar holdings have been largely disposed of.
An excellent Grace M E Church Home Missionary Society meeting was held Wednesday evening with solid attendance. Mrs C W Foulke district president spoke on the work, the society arranged its apportionment, and three new members were received.
The Venetta announces lower prices from Friday January 10 with meal tickets at 5.00 and weekly board at 4.50. The changes affect patrons at 11813.
Myer and Fox of Baltimore will be at Highland stables to buy horses and mares aged two to twelve years, all classes, on Monday January 13. This notice seeks animal sellers to present stock for purchase.
State police at Sharon conducted a raid on houses occupied by foreign fur nace men and arrested 13 men for promiscuous shooting. Eight revolvers four knives and several knucklers were found during the operation.
John K Tener enters the congressional race as a Republican candidate promising fair, non factional campaigning and opposition to political bosses. He pledges to support river improvements, local control, and fair local option policies while urging Republicans to choose leaders without outside dictation.
The Burns anniversary will be celebrated in Youngstown with a large concert hosted by the Order of Scottish Clans. The event highlights Sen? unclear the date and participants.
An offer from McKee's Medicine store guarantees Bloodine will cure catarrh with every 50c bottle. If not satisfied, customers receive a full refund, transferring all risk to the seller. Readers are urged to try the remedy to end their nasal and related troubles.
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