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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

4

Standard Steel Car works keeps output rising at half capacity

Despite only partial operation, Standard Steel Car company continues to produce at a healthy pace, shipping twenty five flat cars to the Atlantic Coast Line Wednesday and planning more as full workforce restoration nears. Local ward notices report recoveries from typhoid fever and hospitalizations, plus community meetings and local employment updates.

Standard Steel Car Company Atlantic Coast Line Eyventh Ward

Local Notes and Visits From Mount Air to Youngstown

The Seventh ward resident is seriously ill. T C Taylor and wife from Mount Air are visiting sister Mrs C D Johnson. Ralph Riddle returns from Merrill after visiting relatives. I R Zahniser of North Cedar is able to be out after grip. Reese Davis has recovered from grip. Lew Pitts resumes work after a long illness. Guy Rummell takes vacation to Mineral Ridge to visit parents. The Grant couple resides at the Wayside Inn while awaiting housekeeping. M T Stone returns from Pennsy pay car rounds. Mrs Hodge visits Mahoningtown and returns. Cyrus Townsend Brady, who was to speak in Youngstown, is ill and cannot attend.

Herbert Pence South Cedar Street Seventh Ward Win Russell Lowellville Will Allison West Cherry Street East Cherry Street Ralph Thompson Harmony Fred Reed West Clayton Street Youngstown George Smith South Wayne Street Beaver Harry Phips Mahoning Avenue George Mesner Ashland Avenue Pittsburg Audrey Frost Pennsylvania Elsie Crable West Madison Avenue Grace E. Elliott North Liberty Street Margie McElhaney East Madison Avenue Ethel Prince East Madison Avenue Grip T. C. Taylor Mount Air Reese Davis Shenango Lew Pitts Mt. Jackson Sage Beaver Township Guy Rummell Wayside Inn Mineral Ridge Thomas Grant Wayside, Inn M. T. Stone Pennsy Erie and Ashtabula James Hodge Pulaski Mahoningtown Todd Waltenbaugh South Liberty Street Cyrus Townsend Brady

Tin Cans Enough to Circle the Earth

American Can Co plans to produce 300 million tin cans for California Fruit Growers Association within four to five months. Ore shipments rise as furnaces begin full operation near Shenango mill. February start date uncertain. Polo ban leaves mill workers with few sports, while 3 percent Amalgamated wage collections remain suspended awaiting resumption.

Globe American Can Company American Can Co American Tinplate Company Fruit Growers’ Association of California California

Masters Named to Hear Woes of the Married

Attorneys and masters are named in several divorce cases. B A Winternitz and H A Wilkison are appointed masters in Esther Gallagher v Jefferson Gallagher and Kate Bailey v Joseph C Bailey. R L Wallace and C W Wallace named masters in Swadener and Robinson Dickson cases respectively. W D Wallace appointed in Gettman v Gettman. A plurias subpoena issued in Hilda Gobert v John Gobert.

B. A. Winternitz Esther Gallagher Jefferson Gallagher Plurias Hilda Gobert John Gobert H. A. Wilkison Kate Bailey Joseph C. Bailey Robert L. Wallace Francis E. Swadener Frank Swadener Chester W. Wallace J. L. Robinson Dickson Lillian M. Dickson Henry S&s. Gettman W. D. Wallace

Best Place to Meal Seeks 50 More Mealers

Diamond restaurant offers 21 meal tickets at a special 10 day price of 2.90 with sample meals available. Local ad promotes pies cakes and a line of remedies Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and J C Wallace products to ease digestion, near Fountain Inn run by D E Tid.

Diamond Restaurant Fountain Inn D. E. Tid

Harrisburg to Host State Republican Convention in April

Washington D C Jan 16 The Republican state convention is set for Wednesday April 29 at the Majestic theater in Harrisburg. Delegates to the Republican national convention will be chosen per a plan agreed by state chairmen and Attorney General Todd with county commissioners certifying county votes to Secretary McAfee. The new Pennsylvania primary law proved defective for multi county districts but the agreed plan avoids conflict with the national call.

Washington, D. C Majestic Theater Harrisburg Andrews Pennsylvania National Committee Dover Todd Comonwealth

Bill Introduced for Pension to Mercer Regiment Members

Congress man Acheson introduced a bill granting pensions to members of the Fifty-fifth regiment P V residing in Mercer county. The proposal arrives as word reaches the veterans and their families through local channels.

Fifty-fifth Regiment P. V Mercer County Acheson

Alleged King of Black Hand To Face Trial

The trial of Mike Portolese, named as the alleged king of Mercer county’s Black Hand society, is set for Mercer next week. Other related cases will be heard, with Portolese’s seen as crucial for potential further arrests. Edward Poll, recently recaptured after a Sharpsville escape, faces a murder charge for injuries to Ralph Deeter that proved fatal.

Mike Portolese Black Hand Society Mercer County Mercer Black Hand Portolese Edward Poll Sharpsville Ralph Deeter

Census Totals for Pittsburg Diocese Report

A Catholic diocese census shows 400 006 people in the Pittsburg area. It records 5 014 marriages 22 756 baptisms and 8 909 deaths in Catholic families in 1907. The study follows Bishop Glennon of St Louis instructions via Bishop Canevin and will be sent to Bishop Glennon.

Pittsburg Glennon St. Louis Canevin Roosevelt United States

Woman Struck By Switch Engine While Picking Coal

Mary Silvis was seriously injured yesterday when struck by a switch engine along the P. L. E. tracks at Youngstown while picking coal.

Youngstown Mary Silvis

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E. Washington Street New Castle Ward Industry Florence Duff Charles Duff Lacock Street Dave Cochran Mahoningtown Methodist Church Richard Nye Merrill Clarence Hutchison Baltimore and Ohio Venth Ward Union North Cedar Street Jake Beahler Clara Wolfe Dorcas Ewing Wampum Joseph C. Ewing West Lacock Street Scott Lane Asc Soc Shenango Tin Mill Fifth Ward Hollister J. C. Wallace Pennsylvania Chocolate Company Pittsburgh, PA
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