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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
5
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Robert Finney general superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad visited New Castle on an inspection trip, meeting with H. H. Temple and other officials to review the southern area. The article notes expanding coke tonnage, higher freight handling, and crew resumption as rail operations regain activity.
Clare P DuShane sells a dwelling and leasehold to Jesse A Mc Millen on Pittsburg Street for a consideration of 94 000 dollars. The instrument records transfer details and price.
Charles Quimby appeared visibly anxious when brought to Alderman Green's office by Detective Logan on a Tuesday afternoon. The crowded room and spectators drew lingering glances as the hearing was adjourned to Saturday, Quimby showing discomfort and avoiding eye contact throughout the proceedings.
New Castle visitor C. 8. Terrill and Sharon resident William Stambaugh were in town Tuesday. Mont Harry, ill with typhoid fever, shows improvement. R P Hays’ six year old son Herman is critically ill with pneumonia. G M Guffey attended the funeral of George M. Koser in Pittsburg and will visit Bellevue before returning. Fourth Maccabee lecture at Presbyterian church Thursday night January 28 features Dr C L Herald.
Citizens report streets mudded and crossings badly damaged as residents Miss Margaret Moore visits Mr and Mrs George Berger in Youngstown for a stay.
Wednesday February 5 is the last day to file remonstrances against liquor license applicants. License court convenes February 10 with several remonstrances expected. W C T U ladies will issue the Vin dicator listing applicants and bondsmen. John C Wallace comments on tea preferences in a separate exchange.
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