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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
Gen Benjamin Le Fevre arrives in New York after a world trip and warns that extravagance raises prices. He cites rice consumption differences, farming shifts from chickens to cattle and autos, and compares American habits to Asia and Europe, urging restraint to lower living costs.
In Elkins West Virginia on June 7 the skeleton of Mrs James Martin of Meadow Creek was found about two miles from her home. Dentition identified the remains and it ends a two year mystery after she vanished before dawn. Relatives had sought a spiritualist medium who claimed she would return.
Railroad officials from Erie Ashtabula and other divisions gathered at Hotel St Charles for a farewell dinner honoring O P Reese master mechanic of the Pennsylvania shops promoted to a position at Fort Wayne. Attendees included R H Godley Erie C L Mason Jefferson A O Williams Erie F Swaney Youngstown J H Waddington Erie A J Johnston Erie H C Fulton Pittsburg F W McDonnell Pittsburg F Bliss Ashtabula J A Thomas New Castle T L Pilmer Youngstown W A Guy Ashtabula C G Cowell Ashtabula.
Members of the executive committee met last night to finalize arrangements for the league’s annual banquet this month. Several excellent speakers will be secured to address the men and a large attendance is expected.
The S. S. board of the Methodist church met at the church last night after a social hour. The board of trustees will meet this evening. The King's Heralds meet this evening at Miss Helen Popham's home.
The street car company has anticipated city employees and maintained a force of workmen at work on Monday. The partial sentence notes preparations and ongoing labor activity related to municipal oversight or project plans.
East Liverpool Ohio June 7 F W Dobbs a 45 year old farmer died from injuries received when an infuriated bull attacked him yesterday He pulled himself into a tree after a broken arm and was found later by his daughter Grace 17 as the bull pawed the ground waiting to strike The animal was driven off by neighbors Dobbs had refused 125 for the bull last week He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
Joseph C. Sibley was nominated for congress by Republicans in the Twenty-eighth district by 500 votes over incumbent Nelson P. Wheeler. Wheeler carried Mercer county by 318 votes. Benjamin Jarrett was nominated for state senator in Mercer district over Senator James M. Campbell.
Judge Porter handed down decrees in multiple divorce cases including Amanda Olive Wilson against Charles Frank Wilson alleging years of abuse and threats of poisoning. Other divorces granted for desertion include Lydia Davis from Charles W. Davis Evastina Ruhinsen from Sakari Ruhinsen Gertrude Marshall from Hugh Marshall Retta Foltz from H C Foltz Harriet Swank from George W Swank Ethel Parnell from James R Parnell and Laverne Knobel from Charles A Knobel detailing marriage dates and separations.
The well dressed man believed to be Alexander Jason of Philadelphia was found dead in Sulphur Springs, Mill Creek park. He used a 38 calibre revolver to shoot himself, leaving no identifying papers. tattooed forearm marks and laundry initials were noted.
Lottie Williams, 27, a Reynolds hotel domestic, died after taking carbolic acid believed to be Jamaica ginger. A fellow guest advised her to drink ginger from a bottle. several doctors could not save her. She is a niece of local merchants Elmer and Harry Mechling.
Article warns that hurried eating leads to indigestion and stomach trouble. It urges using teeth properly and avoiding fast lunches to prevent digestive problems.
Pills relieve distress from hurried eating by acting on stomach nerves and aiding digestion. They help nervous dyspepsia, bloating, hiccoughs, bitter mouth, and flatulence. With reasonable eating care, Beecham's Pills will soon.
Mrs. Charles Ferrall is seriously ill in Pulaski while Maude Hoover visits local friends. Harbor Bridge born boy to Mr. and Mrs. James French. Lena Book stayed in New Castle with Mrs. R. C. Raycer. Andrew Marquis from New Castle visited Pulaski. Elmer Evans of Muncie visits sister Mrs. W. S. Hodges. Harry K. Bell from New Castle at James McClehan’s. D. S. Kennedy and family vacationed at their Pulaski summer home. E. A. Ivins from Youngstown spent Sunday with D. W. Swagger. Hinzel, daughter of Maude Hoover, recovering from dog bite. J. A. Brown, R. F. D. carrier, celebrated by Bible class and friends. Mrs. Nancy A. Dunlap of Allegheny visits. grandson Robert Cooper accompanies her home. Lucie Shaw and Don Phillips marry in Ohio, a surprise to friends. bride remains with her mother Mrs. Bellva Shaw Donaldson.
Sheriff Whaley sold properties Monday including Herman Orn Sixth ward to J L McCormick for 320 dollars Reese L Davis Wam pum to Wm A Brown for 52 Omar of Paris McConnell Fifth ward to Wm J McConnell for 267 George G Pryor Second ward to John W Knox for 300 B McClure Washington township to Robert M Hill for 100 Society of the Holy Family Fifth ward to Security Life Insurance for 100 T J Kelley Shenango township to W S Reynolds for 50 Electric street to Reynolds 25 Fifth ward to Reynolds 126 blacksmith shop Eighth ward to Reynolds 15 Hazel avenue 15 Prospect street 15 In the Spring Brewing company property at Chewton writ stayed until next Monday.
In Marion Ohio on June 7 the Common Pleas Court reversed a prior finding in six Rose local option law cases. Judge Scofield condemned two detectives for degrading the court and charged them with blackmailing a citizen for 145 dollars to abandon a liquor prosecution. Mayor John G Seiter was sharply criticized as part of the ruling.
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