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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
4
A physician touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and related stomach issues. The ad asserts rest for the stomach plus the tablet's digestive aid, claiming one grain can digest 3,000 grains of food and promising samples by mail from F A de Co at 150 Stuart Building Marshall.
Ellwood City's primaries drew 460 voters, Republicans 409 and Democrats 61, with 32 candidates and no incidents. Key results included McKim and Kelley leading in their races and Thompson, Brown, and Grady among victors in council and school director races. The counting wrapped after ten at night amid active campaigning along Sixth Street.
At age 72 Grandmother Treese of Park Gate was immersed in the Baptist faith at Ellwood First Baptist Church. Rev. G Morgan Davis performed the ceremony before hundreds, with many locals attending to witness the notable baptism of the county’s oldest participant and a longtime Park Gate mission worker.
Henry Rosenkrantz lies between life and death after an abscessed tooth required removal. He endured extreme neuralgia spreading from the face to the bowels, and doctors fear may claim his life before relief. Constant care gives renewed hope that he may recover.
W. W. Schultz, well known real estate man, says he is satisfied with the Republican nominee for justice of the peace and will not run as an independent. The idea of Schultz entering the race was widely discussed Saturday.
Ellwood City will establish a Women's Christian Temperance Union with a Friday 2 PM kickoff at First M E Church. Mrs H H George of Beaver Falls, state president, will lead, while Rev A W Renton seeks interchurch cooperation. A social Epworth League meeting follows that Friday evening.
Rev. Charles Bell of Slippery Rock Presbyterian preached yesterday in place of Rev. H W Rendal of First Presbyterian filling the pulpit.
Ellwood City this Saturday saw numerous visitors from New Castle Beaver Falls Hoysdale New Brighton and West Pittsburg. Guests included Neal McFalls Koppel J. Mulroy Hoysdale Charles Davis New Brighton and J L Richardson West Pittsburg among others. Family arrivals include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Turner and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Young Hazel Dell. Denny McCain former Pennsylvania stove works employee relocated to California. RE E Cleveland Edward Keane and Colonel Hendricks visited the Lawrence hotel resvery business group.
J A Hendricks of the P L E railroad at West Ellwood Junction is away on business. Col Gibbs relief agent for the same railroad will stand in for Hendricks at West Ellwood Junction for a few days.
The South Sharon News reports Mike Portolese the alleged Black Hand king in Mercer jail awaiting trial on eight charges of extortion blackmail robbery and assault may clear the murder mystery of John McDonald from November 13 1906 Portolese has implicated several persons and police will conduct a rigid investigation if a foundation is found arrests will follow.
An older health note argues a lazy liver signals a worn body and should be improved by digestive and nutritional support rather than harsh drugs. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret glyceric extract that restores stomach function, boosts gland secretions, and purges poisons to relieve biliousness and liver strain.
Steve Harris owner of Moravia street in Moravia street, displayed thousands of dollars in real money in his fifth ward store window to attract customers for check cashing. The scene drew crowds as silver carts and gold coins were arranged, with an estimated 10000 to 20000 dollars on view. Harris sat inside with a gun, warning would be robbers in this bustling money display area.
The slander case of Mrs. Andonio Quiarri against Nicola Quararri was continued as the Haggerty case occupied most of the day. Suit seeks $5,000 for alleged slanderous utterances. Nicola is believed to be in Italy with a $500 bond and a bondsman anxious for his return.
Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian church preached at the newly organized South Side United Presbyterian mission church in Youngstown on Sunday. He was the first outside minister invited to its pulpit and spoke in both morning and evening services. Prof. J. O. Campbell of New Wilmington filled his role at the Second U P church yesterday.
The tinning department at New Castle works will resume operation Monday morning February 3 1908 at the usual hour. Employes in this department report to re wooden or before January 30 for the purpose of checking it. American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. D. S. Pyle District Superintendent.
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