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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
6
W W Robinson faced an armed intruder when two tramps entered his Mount Jackson road yard after dinner. One drew a revolver and aimed it at him, but was deterred by cries for help. Police searched for the suspects but could not locate them.
Spokane reports 175000 acres of land transferred for settlement in the fiscal year ending June 30. Settlers paid 1.25 or 2.50 per acre for 148 months residence and commuting, yielding 33724 to the government. Timber and stone entries added 579 tracts at 2.50 an acre bringing 195025. Five hundred twenty settlers received title to 86972 acres after five years.
Fred Williams of Mahoning avenue leaves next Monday afternoon for Muskoka Lake Can to join a party of campers from Martins Ferry O He expects to be gone about three weeks Williams works in the hot mill department of the Shenango tin plant.
Spokane officials announce a new curfew enforcement starting August 1. Probation officers will patrol parks, and youths under 16 found on streets after 9 pm must explain absence or have names and addresses reported to probation officers. Repeated offenses may lead to penalties or custody actions.
Henry Karch faced Long Island police court after his dog bit William Klobuschek, who had visited a friend near Broadway and Second Avenue, Long Island City. Magistrate Fitch ruled that a second bite could lead to execution, underscoring harsh animal control.
In August the magazine presents meat substitutes for warm days. One option uses macaroni croquettes made by cooking half inch pieces until soft, then cooling with water, preparing a thick cheese sauce, shaping, breading, and frying.
The New York Evening Sun asks what society maids know and says the sun’s break brings brightening. The glow of a grave tender face, not mere flirtation, counts as irresistible. Many a demure woman finds love when the thrill of the soul smile captivates a man.
With school opening in September, city buildings receive major repairs including repapering the high school chapel and principal Dickinson’s office in yellow, green hall walls, new tinning paints, supply closets, and an extra cloak room. Fall aims to have all structures in good repair per current conditions.
In Youngstown Ohio Albert Adam age 13 was shot and killed by Louis Gallarda 15 who says he fired at a shed wall to see if the bullet would pierce boards. The incident at 324 East Federal street and the Youngstown Ice Company yard drew police attention.
A Popular Mechanics depiction notes Philadelphia junk trade handling over 25 million dollars yearly. The Pennsylvania Railroad dumps 10 000 to 20 000 tons monthly of waste material to city dealers. Street railway interests and other industries supply large quantities of worn rails and rolling stock for recycling.
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