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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1909

Page

2

Businessmen urge legislators to save railways

An association of railway suppliers argues against sweeping laws that could hamper railroads. It cites 1,500,000 workers and 7,500,000 dependents, warns of delays in rolling stock and terminals, and asks for careful inquiries before new legislation. The stance gains backing from major chambers and the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers.

Railway Business Association Chamber of Commerce New York Chicago Philadelphia St.Louis Pittsburg Baltimore Boston Indianapolis National Association of Cotton Manufacturers New Jersey Freie Zeitung

Contest over Whitla reward disputed by Cleveland police

Harrisburg dispatch says contest over the $15,000 Whitla kidnapping reward has been filed by Patrick O'Reilly of Cleveland who claims he provided information leading to the arrest. Cleveland police department contests the claim citing insufficient proof of involvement.

Harrisburg Whitla Patrick O'Reilly Cleveland

Potholes on East Long Avenue Mar Street Appearance

Poorly filled holes in the paving along East Long Avenue mar the street’s curb appeal and street surface quality. Local residents report numerous gaps that worsen the area's visual condition and drive quality.

East Long Avenue

Seventh Ward Personalities and Events Highlight Local News

Miss Temple Coulter returns from Pittsburg visit. Dick Gwinn from North Beaver visits. Miss Irma Noss hosts sister Miss Irene Noss in Pittsburg. Ward attends Battery B reunion at Mt. Jackson and Cascade Park picnic. Louden Warren circus set for Mahoningtown Thursday. Jessie Marstellar attends funeral in West Middlesex. Mahoning lodge I O O F to meet at Seventh Ward fire department building. L C Tyler opens confectionery and restaurant on Cherry Street near Pennsylvania depot within a week. Third Christian church worship noted. fountain on Liberty Street ready for summer use. Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood banquet led by E S Robinson and church officers. primary teachers listed.

Temple Coulter Pittsburg Dick Gwinn North Beaver Irma Noss Irene Noss Mt. Jackson Louden& Warren Cedar Street West Middlesex Robert Marstellar Mahoning Lodge Seventh Ward Fire Department Third Christian Church Liberty Street Men's Brotherhood The Presbyterian Church E. S. Robinson E. M. Johnson Mornes Rhodes Brown Hamilton Parks Newell

New Castle Glee Club Holds Meeting

The New Castle Male Glee club met Sunday at Welch Congregational church to plan the annual picnic. A group photo was taken before two members Thomas Inkin and Griffith James depart for Wales in the near term. Both men are Fifth ward tin workers and club members. Ink in is joined by his wife who already resides abroad.

New Castle Welch Congregational Church Thomas Inkin Griffith James Old Country Fifth Ward Wales United States Mr. Inkin

Grand jurors listed for June term at quarter sessions

The regular June term of quarter sessions court opened with Judge Porter delivering charges to the grand jury and collecting returns. A long indictment list awaits review by jurors including Axe, Anderson, Atkinson, Beaty, Bander, Bruce, Carson, Dinsmore, Dunn, Hannon, Johnston, Jackson, McBride, McKinney, Morrow, O’Brien, Ramsey, Sypher, Van Meter, Wilkison, Wilson, Whistler, Yates, and Zedaker from towns such as Ellwood City, Pulaski, Slippery Rock, New Wilmington, and Sec ward.

Porter George Axe Mason New Wilmington Fred Anderson Taylor G. W. Atkinson Pulaski Edward Beaty Big Beaver Edwin Bander Slipperyrock George Bruce Scott Wilson C. Carson John Dinsmore J. J. Dunn Ellwood City William Hannon Union Elmer Johnston Ellwood Willam C. Jackson Wayne Charles C. McBride Robert A. McKinney R. B. Morrow Charles O’brien James E. Ramsey Slippery Rock James W. Sypher William van Meter Luther M. Wilkison Lewis Wilson Carpenter Chas. E. Whistler James Yates Frank Zedaker

Jewish Synagogue Nearing Completion on South Jefferson

The handsome new Jewish synagogue on South Jefferson Street is nearing completion and expected to be dedicated within a few weeks. The structure will be a handsome church edifice when completed.

Jefferson Street

Fifth Ward Personal Notices Highlight Local Happenings

Roy Orr has started work at the B and O shops. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Wheale of Hanna Street and another girl born to Mr and Mrs James Rodgerson of Home Street. A L Sweezy of South Mill Street recovers from a recent injury. Emmett Fitzgerald of Franklin visits. C BE Harper returns home from Franklin. Mrs T P Reese returns to Sharon after visiting here. Miss Elias of Fisher’s store leaves for a two week trip to Cleveland. Tommy Reese cuts his hand at home. Prof Frank Neff returns home to Slatington from New Castle. Prizes of a watch and ring will be awarded to the top sellers of St Andrew’s benefit tickets. James Daly, son of J D Daly, recovers from illness. Mrs W C Price learns Mrs Joshua Jones of Franklin is sick and plans a Franklin visit.

Daniel Wheale Hanna Street James Rodgerson Home Street A. L. Sweezy South Mill Street Emmett Fitzgerald Franklin C. BE. Harper T. P. Reese Sharon Elias Fisher Long Avenue Cleveland Tommy” Reese Hamilton Street Frank Neff New Castle Slatington St. Andrew's James Daly J. D. Daly Daly W. C. Price Joshua Jones

New Era Concert at St Luke's Church Benefit

A New Era Concert will be held at St Luke's A M E Zion Church on Friday evening June 11 as a church benefit. Rev L M Upperman serves as pastor of the congregation.

St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church L. M. Upperman

Healthy Skin Starts With Gentle Soap For Children

A newspaper notice explains that children's skin rashes often come from harsh detergents. It promotes Easy Task soap as clean and sanitary for both children’s clothing and personal use, and urges buying it at the grocer.

Something Rotten in Denmark in Mercer County Politics

The Mercer County Herald questions turmoil in local political circles, calls for truth on charges affecting county government, hospital settlement, and Miss Stewart's contempt ruling, and urges transparent audits to protect citizens and taxpayers. The piece ties the issues to former District Attorney Campbell rumors and asks if the dispute serves public interest.

Mercer Mercer County Herald Miss Stewart Campbell Denmark

Bell A. C. in New Uniforms

The Bell A. C. of the Seventh ward plans to appear in new blue and white uniforms after sending in an order for stylish outfits. The club is known as one of the city’s fastest amateur organizations.

Bell A. C Seventh Ward

Plans for Masonic Home Under Way in Western Pennsylvania

Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania work on a project to build a modern home for aged and indigent members and their wives. A site of several hundred acres in western Pennsylvania is sought, with fifteen sites in as many counties proposed. The committee aims to report at the next governing body meeting. estimated cost around $500,000.

Pennsylvania Grand Lodge

Teachers' Exams Under County Superintendent Today

An examination for teachers provisional certificates is held today at the high school. The examination for teachers professional certificates will be held here on June 22. Certificates for all examinations so far this year will be issued by County Superintendent Gilmore this week before the tenth.

J. L. Gilmore Gilmore

School teacher to buy a farm and poultry business planned

Prof. George H. Rowles, formerly of near Grant Boro and two years principal of Berlin Center High School, returned to Lawrence County on Saturday to reside. He plans to buy a farm near Harlansburg and enter poultry farming on an extensive scale.

George H. Rowles Grant Boro Berlin Center Ohio Lawrence County Rowles Harlansburg

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G.h.cook & Co Mahoningtown Seventh Ward Personals L. C. Tyler Cherry Street Pennsylvania Depot Glee Club Roy Orr Grove City Herald Mercer County Hospital Masonic Home Satisfaction Royal Garden Teltey’s Cruikshank Heinz Mackey’s Brazil New Orleans Howard Munnell Pittsburg Street Union Station National Bank OF Lawrence County New Castle, PA Pollock Mercer Street Cascade Amusement Company Acme Cascade Dream Lodge City of J. A. Breckenridge & Company Washington Street Lehr C. E. Herbold
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