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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
4
The News notes the list of candidates submitted to the Republican primaries scheduled for Saturday June 1 1907. The document outlines who will compete in the party race and the local party organization’s endorsement.
A local editorial denounces anti American violence and a rising Black Hand faction in Lawrence County. It urges authorities and citizens to act decisively in court to curb the murderous gang and counter claims that laws target natives.
Descendants and friends of Battery B veterans from Mt Jackson urge a $6000 monument to the unit rather than $1000. Rev. Albert Joseph McCartney proposes the unveiling align with the battery’s fiftieth muster anniversary on June 1911. Lawrence County residents would welcome the opportunity to honor a famed local unit.
The article notes that confidence and love show plainly in some faces while suspicion and hate appear in others, reflecting how facial expressions convey inner states. It discusses how eyes and brows reveal emotion beyond words.
Millions of European birds travel to Siberian tundras, Iceland, Greenland, and other northern sites to rear their young, a seasonal migration noted in northern wildlife patterns.
A Chinese saying warns that even small impatience can derail large efforts. The adage emphasizes patience as essential to achieving meaningful outcomes and success across endeavors.
A brief note highlights Goethe’s claim that a method can teach you to win time through structured practice and disciplined technique. The text presents the method as a practical tool to improve efficiency and outcomes.
A long list of indictments heads to trial including robbery charges against Jim Racco Frank Calaute Rocco Panetta Felice Racco and others. larceny drugging and perjury cases against several defendants. liquor violations. breaking and entering. fraud. and assorted assaults with numerous prosecutors named such as Antonio Dominico John Smith and Thomas J Spiers.
A collage of cheeky quips and witticisms from multiple papers. Jests on beer taxes teachers salaries and public life mix with odd tidbits about goats, aging, crime and entertainment. Notable lines reference Detroit Free Press Milwaukee Sentinel Ohio Sun New Castle and Columbus.
Harry Urey resigned from the steel mill on Saturday. Sam Miles, a catcher at Shenango mill, will spend Sunday in Pittsburgh. John Bergen, heater at Shenango mill, visits Dan Davis, rougher at Greer mill, who has recovered after illness. Three weeks pay at Greer and Shenango tin mills. no pay for two weeks. William Powell, Shenango roller, healed from a hand cut. Elias Davis, tin worker from South Sharon, visiting brother Lewis Thomas of South Jefferson Street.
The petition of Samuel F Marquis to open judgment in Home Trust company case will be argued before Judge Porter next week. Marquis says the 4000 dollar note was Mooney’s individual debt not a partnership obligation amid Coliseum disputes. A long list of 31 cases for grand jury week includes motions for new trials and judgments non obstante verdicto against various railroad, city, and company defendants with numerous exceptions to receiver accounts and open judgments.
Frank M. Jones of Croton Avenue, visiting Knoxville, rode a mountain stage coach 27 miles at full gallop. The driver pushed the team along narrow ledges and precipices, nearly tipping the wheels over curves. Jones stayed aboard to appear brave, saying he would not relive the experience for Rockefeller’s wealth.
Thousands of school children awoke to a heavy rainstorm that forced the cancellation of the city public schools annual picnic. The planned park celebration was called off, postponing the celebration of release from school.
C B Fry's Magazine advises billiard players to train touch and strength with a single ball sent up the table from balk until it stops reliably in one spot. Then move that spot to create new tests of touch and strength, continuing with varied distances and targets.
A New Castle Pennsylvania resident Mrs. 8 J Fishburn describes years of backache kidney trouble relieved by Doan’s Kidney Pills. She recalls night pain poor color and says the pills restored health and she endorses the remedy again. Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers priced 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
The real estate of the late John Falls at the corner of South Mercer and South streets known as the Knobloch property is offered for immediate sale. The lot fronts 60 feet on South Mercer and runs back 160 feet. Improvements include a brick store building occupied by Knoblochs and a double dwelling. For price and terms inquire of Clare P. DuShane.
An applicant for a confidential attendant to a judge is quoted after urging qualifications. He remarks with emphasis that all his acquaintances say he is well qualified to hold a sinecure, in a Good Government appraisal of the mockery.
S. H. Shaw sold his year-old gelding by Gazette 2.07%4 to R. A. Agly of Shippenville Pa for 200 dollars. The colt is regarded as one of the finest in Lawrence county. Miss Elsie Cessna returns home to Warren Ohio after visiting her sister Miss Mayme Cessna in this city.
Bloodine Liver Pills claim to cure sick headaches and relieve dyspepsia indigestion and overindulgence. The patent remedy is advertised as purely vegetable palatable and pleasant with no sickness or gripes and sold for 25 cents a box with free samples mailed by The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass and McKee's Drug Store.
Jos Ritter, piano tuner, will be here on June 4. Leave orders at Metzler's Book Store. 24112
The quote asserts true conquest comes from conquering one’s own mindset. It claims success remains within reach until a person accepts defeat, and only self-doubt defeats a person, not external forces.
The article notes Iceland collects about ten thousand pounds of eiderdown annually, with roughly seven thousand pounds exported. It observes a past price of five dollars per pound and a current drop of more than half, reflecting shifting market conditions.
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