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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a treatment for kidney problems. It claims nearly all diseases begin with kidney disorders and urges readers to try the remedy, offering sample bottles and pamphlets by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
Officials say the long running machinists strike on the Erie railroad will settle amicably within a month. A conference will form a new wage scale while steel passenger cars and improved track and equipment projects proceed across lines.
Harvey Bissel of Greenville, linked to a murder attempt on his mother last week, was declared insane yesterday following authorities findings.
Philip Harlow, a veteran of the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, has died in Youngstown. The article notes his service and his passing, with brief references to his military record and local obituary notices.
Ellwood City aerie No. 1246 F O E met January 23 to adopt resolutions in memory of late Brother Alfred Dolan. They express sorrow at his death and note his service and character. The charter will be draped for 30 days and copies sent to the bereaved family. Committee members J H Hossler D Havice W R Lewis and George B Williams concur.
Ellwood parents fear Cuban itch among students as cases are unconfirmed and not reported to Health Officer Cunningham. Many children may be infected without parents knowing, leaving anxiety high until official action is taken.
An advertisement argues rheumatism can be cured only by Uric-O which targets rheumatic poison in blood muscles and kidneys. It claims Uric-O cleanses the system and offers free samples on request, with sales at 75c to $1 and local drugstore endorsements.
A carload of dressed beef derailed on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Frisco, blocking main track for hours. The car swung broadside across rails near a switch, resisting jacks due to instability. After about four hours the wreck crew righted the car and resumed movement, with delays lasting until nearly five o clock. The beef remained in good condition despite the mishap.
The Geneva college team visits Ellwood City tonight to defend the town’s name. Ellwood’s lineup is strong and confident, aiming for a victory as they face a skilled Geneva squad known to win games.
Ellwood City Commandery No. 364 Knights of the Golden Eagle held a banquet and smoker at their headquarters with over 40 members. Adams provided the room and spread. after social games the group marched to Adams at 11 pm for a noble banquet before returning home. Committee: Dr. D. D. Cunningham EB. Buchanan Bert McKim L. H. Robberman J. R. Hunter.
The water committee of the council met with A Roelofs of the water company to discuss hydrant rates. The meeting in the council chamber produced no results, with a follow up planned for next Tuesday. Councilmen Lennigan Vosler and McCarthy attended.
J. A. Newton and his daughter from Minnesota visit Hazel Dell at the home of T. J. Newton and family. The Newtons, brothers, had not met for four years. J. A. Newton lived in Lawrence county in youth and spent 26 years in the west, last visiting in 1904.
Ellwood City conclave No. 782 of Heptasophs elected officers for the year beginning January 1 and held a social. Officers named include W R Dunham archon and W S Weyanat secretary with several others listed. Installation is expected in early February when the deputy archon conducts the ceremony.
J F Caldwell of Neshannock Falls leads the creation of a forthcoming Ellwood City directory. An out of town printer handles the job, promising a comprehensive guide with explicit directions and names. Caldwell devoted substantial effort, with proofs showing a high quality product.
The Young Men's Hebrew Social club elected officers and planned upcoming smokers and social events. Four new members joined, bringing total membership to 15. Officers are Isidor Kraus president Joseph Simon treasurer and M J Kraus secretary. New members are Harry Caplan A L Goldstein Samuel Smith and Joseph Hurr.
The notice refutes that Uncle John Pitts guided him in town claiming Corl’s open backing. It states Corl is running for commissioner and asserts Carl targets him, not Uncle John, adding that Pitts was away from the city on that day.
D F Watson of New Castle in town yesterday. Mrs R D Kennedy of Wayne Avenue has grip. J L Caplan went to Pittsburg on business yesterday. Henry Rosenkrantz ill at home in Burnstown. R R Banon of Hazel Dell visited New Castle Wednesday. Mrs H L Clarke Jr ill with grip improving. Annie Widowfield of Fifth Street was a Wampum visitor yesterday. Fred Camperman of Division Avenue went to Butler on business. H M Cresswell moving into new home on Fourth Street. E E Cleveland of Hotel Lawrence was in New Castle on business yesterday. James Martin of Standard Engineering works ill with eyes. Paul Didier district engineer for Pittsburg division of B and O railroad in town yesterday. Burgess Hossler notes few violations to keep busy. hopes something turns up. George B Williams in New Castle visiting sister in Shenango Valley hospital with pneumonia. Lost bright gold bracelet possibly in Nickelodeon at Sixth and Lawrence or on Lawrence Avenue Saturday evening. Return to Johnston's drug store. reward.
Citizens of Ellwood are asked to bring items of interest to The News at Collingwood's news stand on Sixth Street for publication.
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