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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
5
The piece argues the Anti Machine candidate for Congress would act freely for the people, not bound by bosses, outlining his platform and core principles. It presents Kennedy as dedicated to independent action and public service.
The letter endorses T. L. Kennedy as the People’s candidate in the primaries. It accuses the machine system in Pennsylvania politics, cites campaign spending, and endorses Kennedy’s Roosevelt era policies. It urges stopping speculation in life’s necessities and caps prices through supply and demand with producer value and consumer fairness.
Pulaski news lists many visitors from Sharon New Castle Erie and surrounding areas. A memorial service at Pulaski Presbyterian Church featured Rev. Dr. Ken C Hayes delivering an address and a procession of veterans to the cemetery followed by Maccabees and Ladies of the L O T M.
Princeton post no 420 G A R met at Center church to decorate graves of Civil War and later conflicts. James A Gardner delivered an address with Rev Ira F Leeper. The roster lists names from Harmony Baptist Rose Point Greenwood Disciple Center and Hermon cemeteries including 1812 and 1776 soldiers and notable long-lived John Manning.
J. B. Weller, division freight agent for the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad in this city, has been promoted to general western freight agent with Chicago as his headquarters. He departs for his new post this morning after last night's move, and Pennsylvania company officials will name his Pittsburg successors. Weller, age 41, has 22 years of service and was born near New Castle.
The paper lists sheep claim filings by residents across multiple townships including Wayne Pulaski Slippery Rock Wilmington North Beaver and their claimed amounts ranging from 8.50 to 54 dollars with names Annie J Austin J A Allison James R Elder Lee Byers A F Shaner Robert White William Gilmore and James McClenahan.
Two women faced suicide attempts over the weekend in New Brighton Pennsylvania. Mrs Charles Biler on Harmony Road drank poison and remained in critical condition with an expected recovery. Mrs Ernest McKnight on Thirteenth Street swallowed silver nitrate amid domestic discord. a physician's prompt aid saved her life.
A dramatic critic argues that even skilled actors cannot reproduce the domestic tone of the married voice on stage. He says this peculiar home usage never suited for publicity and remains outside footlights.
The report notes early cherries are developing well and the harvest is expected to be fair, countering widespread talk that frost had ruined the crop.
In Youngstown Ohio on June 1 a Romanian man named Chorun confessed to stabbing Peter Choran murder of John Brinza. Brinza died at City Hospital after a fight at a Roumanian boarding house on East Front Street. The coffin display drew a curious crowd as Chorun, kneeling before the corpse, begged forgiveness and claimed drink influenced his actions.
Edenburg residents report visits from Hugh Clements and G W Glassford. Mrs Toy and Mrs Toy spend time with friends in New Castle. The Missionary society meets at M E church to elect officers. Hoboes occupy empty trolley cars near the power house with burlap beds and basic provisions. Commencement exercises at New Castle High draw invites from Lotta Glenn. Principal W A Hoffmaster completes nine months as South New Castle Borough principal. Local pupil achievements noted after entrance exam. Ball game set for Saturday Girard vs Edenburg with optimistic outlook. Mrs Hall injured in a runaway on Lake Erie tracks and transported for care.
In Huntington West Virginia on June 1 Ben Whitehead a young businessman tried to mediate a fight between T Lafferty and W Johnson. He was stabbed in the back three times as he turned to leave and is reported dying. Deputies pursue Lafferty who fled after the stabbing.
The notice urges vigilance against fake versions of Castoria manufactured under Chas. H. Fletcher for 30 years. It emphasizes checking the signature on the black wrapped label and red signature on the bottle to protect children from counterfeit medicines.
McCaslin Decoration day passed off very quietly in our village. Milton McCracken has recovered from a recent attack of measles. Andrew Glen was the guest of relatives in Portersville a few days last week. Miss Velma Patton has returned from Washington D C where she attended the Worlds Sabbath School convention. Mrs Brown and daughter Miss Pearl of Pittsburg spent Decoration day with the former's daughter Mrs S S Shimp. Robert W McCracken attended memorial services in the Har lansburg Baptist church last Sunday at 11 o clock a m. Mrs Dustin Marshall and son Marvin of Bridgeport Connecticut have returned home having been called here by the sudden death of her mother Mrs Robert Speer.
The Youngstown board of education will allocate a record sum of $800000 this year far surpassing all prior totals. A bond issue for $250000 was approved as part of the plan, representing a substantial increase over past expenditures.
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