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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
8
Clubs Should Not Be Booze Joints
Judge Porter told the grand jury that jurors must report illegal liquor sales and that many violators are foreigners though not all. He warned that some high toned clubs may be turned into tippling houses and urged ward constables to detect such venues and report violations to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Grand Jury
Lawrence Co People in Portland Oregon Report
W. J. Collins of Lawrence County writes his brother Dr. Thomas F. Collins in South Jefferson Street that he has improved health after returning to Portland Oregon. He notes meetings with Hiram and Uriah Worley, mentions Frankenbergs of Leesburg Mercer county and John McNees, Frankenberger's stepson, plus two Montgomery boys from Grove City working there. He says two New Castle carpenters A. Wilson and John Hildebrand have arrived, and cites prosperity and active building in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Collins
Portland
Ore
Thomas F. Collins
South Jefferson Street
Hiram
Uriah Worley
Thre
Messrs
Frankenberg
Leesburg
Mercer County
John McNees
Frankenberger
Montgomery Boys
Grove City
New Castle
Messrs. A
Wilson
South Bay Street
John Hildebrand
Butler Avenue
Pitties
Collins
New Castle Brewery Robbery Reported Near Black Bridge
Police were informed that the New Castle brewery near the Black bridge was broken into and eight cases of beer stolen. The brewery lies outside city limits, so local police lack jurisdiction. Officer Eberle is handling the case to pursue the guilty parties if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
New Castle
Black Bridge
Eberle
Woman Paid For Fun: Predovitz Case Heard in City Court
Joe and Mary Predovitz faced disorderly conduct charges charged by Nicolina Tina. Both appeared before Alderman Ranney. Joe was discharged and Mary was found guilty, with costs paid and the case closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mary Predovitz
Nicolina Tina
Ranney
Mary
Surface Water Menace to City Sewers Continues
City committee heard engineer Milholland outline time extensions for a disposal plant and sewer extensions as contamination from untreated sewage would end by 1909. He urged a new site away from Wayne Street homes and noted poor sewer conditions and heavy surface water inflow. Residents described rising sewage in basements, prompting calls to reduce roof and surface water and to locate a new disposal plant site with inspectors hired to fix leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milholland
Wayne Street
Lewis
West Falls Street
Falls Street
Highland District
Enginer
New Castle
Newell
Davis
Bleakley
Dickson
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle and Shenango Areas
Laughey V McConahy and Anna Laura McKee listed in New Castle. Esther Eva Kincaid and Hugh Kirkwood noted in New Castle. Belle Covert registered in Shenango two. Shenango two area includes Esther Eva Kincaid and Hugh Kirkwood with other names in a brief license listing.
Illness and visit notes from local families
William Cosel, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Cosel of Delaware avenue, is ill with typhoid fever. Miss Clara Waddington of Albert street is spending the week with Miss Susie Kahl of Sharon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Jacob Cosel
Delaware Avenue
Clara Waddington
Albert Street
Susie Kahl
Sharon
Blakely
Eastbrook
William Yoho
Kay Street
Protests Over Half Day Session At Local High School
At a board of education meeting, Principal Dickson outlined next year’s expected high school enrollment about 200 to 225 students for a building that only holds 375. Proposals included renting external space and reassigning sessions. The teachers committee will decide on arrangements amid protests against half day schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
R. C. G. White
Dickson
East Street
Lawrence
Highland
Martin
Sewer Pipe Project Prompts City Soundings At Sheridan and Albert
City plans to inspect a long iron sewer laid along Sheridan avenue near Albert street to see if it can be tapped. Engineer Milholland will conduct soundings to decide whether to connect from Sheridan or extend Albert street sewer past nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeridan Avenue
Albert Street
Milhilland
McNabb
Sheridan Avenue
Milholland
Good Behavior Boys Report on Conduct in Hillsville
The Hillsville Black Hand boys aged about 14 on good behavior report to Judge Porter that they are getting along and attempting to lead good lives. They were influenced by older members and before their cases were tried, prosecutors gave them a chance due to age. Other young men on good behavior also report work and abstaining from liquor, with instructions to report again at the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
Porter
Bryson Plumbing Co Promises Prompt Service
Sanitary plumbing is a large factor in preserving the wealth of the home. The Bryson Plumbing Co. at 29 East Street, Bell phone 1632, will give prompt service and guarantee good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson Plumbing CO
East Street
Bell Phone
Sudden Riches Do Not Turn Head of Young Oil Operator
Harry Hoffman, a young Butler County oil operator, struck a 100 barrel well on the Klinger farm. Reporters describe his mud-splashed, improvised dress and modest reaction to wealth as the Dodds well began to flow after 6 pm, with early losses due to lack of tankage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoffman
Butler
Butler Times
Hoffman
Klinger Farm
Dodds
Kelly
School board grants certificates and outlines minor projects
At Monday night’s meeting the school board approved permanent certificates for Miss Corinne Kreaps and Miss Rose M. Stewart and a second State Normal certificate for Miss Olive Glasser. New water piping for Friendship Street was referred to the building committee. Street repairs on East Street were ordered within 15 days. A motor at the Martin Gantz building found a buyer and pricing was referred to the supply committee. Mr. Parker was named summer janitor foreman with $2.25 daily for all workdays and car fare. Laurel avenue sewer and grading costs were mischarged and will be corrected by the attorney and city solicitor. Lights and gas at schools to be turned off as directed. Attendance list of present members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain
Corinne Kreaps
Rose M. Stewart
Olive Glasser
Friendship Street
Home Street
Barteaux
East Street
Martin Gantz
Parker
Central School
Laurel Avenue
Highland School
W. J. Moffatt
Gardner
Messrs
Edwards
White
Carson
Stitzinger
Barnes
Martin
Gordon
Heckert
Hamilton
Kerr
Johns
Sadler
Local Social Notes From New Castle and Area
Wampum reports Mrs John Weitz in New Castle on Thursday. Various visitors and callers include R H Aley from Youngstown and John Conn in New Castle Wednesday. The week sees Miss Carrie Morrow and Miss May Robertson visiting friends, while Ramona Ferris falls ill with convulsions. Visitors from Johnstonburg Eastbrook and Sharon are noted along with Beavor Falls trips and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weitz
New Castle
R. H. Aley
Youngstown
John Conn
Chas. Stapf
Thomas Pearlman
C. C. Cunningham
Carrie Morrow
May Robertson
Sharon Friends
Mr. Secrets
Johnstonburg
Kay Street
J. O. Elliott
Madie Stapf
Little Ramona
Ferris
William Yoho
Black
Eastbrook
Slippery Rock
Walter Wolf
Old Home Week Celebration in Youngstown
Big celebration runs June 8 to 13 in Youngstown Ohio with low rail rates via the Baltimore and Ohio line. See local agents for details and travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Judges Act on Multiple Petitions and Appoint Guardians
Judge Porter ruled on numerous motions and petitions in court Monday. Guardians were named for minors in several estates, with appointments for James Smiley and William F Meyer in respective guardianships. Real estate sales and mortgage permissions were granted in Perry and Slippery Rock townships amid estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Co. V. Alley
Thomas J. Wright
George Axe
New Wilmington
First National Bank of
Leetonia
Edwin N. Ohl
William H. Rhodes
William Rhodes
George T. Weingartner
William W. Glasser
John Adam Glasser
Perry Township
Slipperyrock
R. K. Aiken
Francis Nevin Hays
Leslie House
Stevenson & Kepler
James A. Chambers
James Smiley
Margaret J. Ford
Clyde Gibson
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
William F. Meyer
Milholland withholds payment over water in Croton sewer
City Engineer C H Milholland refused to approve the final payment to Louis Myers for the Croton avenue sanitary sewer work citing several inches of water flowing through the section between two manholes. Myers sought payment or a warrant and defended the work as per specifications. The sewer committee urged another investigation and will report back next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Milholland
Louis Myers
Croton Avenue
Myers
Sewer Committee
Milholland
Mrs Harris Wins Custody Of Her Daughter
Mrs Ida Harris formerly Mrs Samuel Carbaugh won custody of Hazel Jane Carbaugh in a habeas corpus case. Carbaugh did not respond when named in court and the judge ruled Mrs Harris able to care for the child, issuing an order for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Harris
Samuel Carbaugh
Hazel Jane Carbaugh
Card of Thanks for Mary A. Wilson
Mr. F. M. Wilson thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during his wife Mary A. Wilsons illness and death and for the many beautiful flowers bearing testimony to the esteem in which she was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Wilson
Mary A. Wilson
Wich
Kirkwood Covert Tie The Knot In South New Castle
Hugh Kirkwood and Belle Covert of South New Castle were married Monday afternoon by Alderman Ranney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kirkwood
Belle Covert
South New Castle
Alderman Ranney
Lace Curtain Sale Attracts Shoppers This Morning
The Lace Curtain Samples are selling fast with a sale continuing tomorrow until sold out. Items suit short windows and can be matched. Prices start at 29 cents. Also offered are wash wear including wash shirt waists jumpers and jackets in several price ranges from $1.50 to $6.98 and colored duck skirts from 89 cents to $2.50.
White Shrunk Muslin Skirts Sale Prices
A list of prices for muslin skirts at 20 Pittsburg Street including 89c 98c 1.50 1.75 1.88 2.50 2.75 3.50 4.50 and 5.00. The ad notes multiple size options and the address for in store purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubbison
Atl
Mayne
Morrison
Green Wee
Ranney Wee
Williams
Border Batiste Wash Materials For Summer Dresses
New summer fabrics announced with special prices. 1214c and 25c yard for border batiste wash. Organdies floral designs at 18c yard. Silk Tissues floral designs at 25c and 38c yard. Linen Suitings plain colors 35c yard, checks 45c yard. Ladies Lisle gloves 77c, Black Silk gloves 1.19 at sale.
Judge Porter Criticizes Aldermen Court Costs
Judge Porter in a grand jury address notes Lawrence County paid 5000.74 in costs for aldermen court cases in the year ending January 4 1908. Of the total 2324.75 went to aldermen and 2256.23 to constables. He suggests many cases are trivial and may be engineered for personal gain and urges the grand jury to inspect who is really behind prosecutions. He warns against petty litigation burdening county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Lawrence Co
Lawrence
Grand Jury
Judge Porter Delivers Multiple Court Opinions
Judge Porter hands down numerous rulings on civil cases including verdicts awarding damages to plaintiffs and various rulings on rules to show cause open judgments and new trials. Notable cases involve McConahy vs P H B N C Ry Co and Ballard vs Henry with outcomes including $850 verdict and a $450 verdict respectively. The docket also covers estate matters, mandamus writs, and appeals including Edison Avenue regrading and view confirmation.
City to repair Laurel Avenue paving charged to staff
The sewer committee learned that Charles Staff left Laurel avenue paving unreplaced after finishing sewer work. Engineer Milholland reported the issue at last night’s meeting. The city clerk said a last notice was two months past, and the committee ordered the engineer to perform the repairs with charges billed to Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Laurel Avenue
Milholland
Marquis
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Charles B. Mayne
Carlin Machinery Company
Wampum Crushed Limestone Company
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W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
Cash and Exchange
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