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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

6

Young Man Can Win With Brains Says John Stevenson

John Stevenson, once of New Castle and known as the Steal King of Sharon, discusses brains over money in politics and business. He praises early marriages, hard work, and a sober public mood, predicts Roosevelt nomination and a presidential wave, and reflects on corporate pursuit of brains over wealth.

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Local Births Weddings and Visits Noted in Wayne Township

Wayne Township reports the birth of a daughter to Wilbert Burnedin of Energy and ailing health improvements for Walton. New Castle visitors include Mrs Ernest Wohman and Mrs Elizabeth Watton. Miss Sime Newlyn and Morrison Newlon wed at Rev Bell's. Miss Ethel Glasser seeks health care with Mr Ato. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Grird her drew about 100 guests. Dr Frishkorn and family from Washington DC visit relatives.

Anna Frishkorn Bella Wad Tia Arniejoling Diegtler Wilbert Burnedin Mara HobMefell Ernest Wohman Elizabeth Watton New Castle Sime Newlyn Morrison Newlon Bell Ethel Glasser Elek Jia Ato James Grirdher Frishkarn Washington PD. C Frishkorn

Narrow Fire Damages Johns Orr and Son Building

A blaze gutted the rear of the Johns Orr and Son establishment at 225 Banth Phelps Street early Thursday, destroying contents and causing about 10000 dollars in losses insured. The fire started in lumber in the carpenter shop, reported by a roomer who fled. Ward, Marrow family members, and others escaped, two injured fleeing a second floor window.

Youngstown Johns, Orr and Son Banth Phelps Sired S Phelps Street Beng Anerew Wari DeWitt Morrow Ward Vanit Marrow Chilren

Pardon and Protests Hit Pesth University Scene

Fragmentary report notes a pardon discussion involving two women and a professor Arminus Vamberg at Pesth University. It mentions a state prison visit in its eightieth year with no change in vigor, while references to Wathen and Superintendent Pith echo ongoing administrative actions.

Arminus Vamberg Livyyle Rock Pesth University Budapest Pith

Pardons and prison sentences in murder case

Officials report Donaghy pardoned Schneider and Leila Word. The case sees six to twelve year sentences for the remaining defendants in the murder. Schneider allegedly poisoned her husband. no women remain in the penitentiary.

Eack Newitentiary Donaghy St Schneider Leila Word Ongs Schneider Schnaider Slaty

Real Estate Transfers Across City Wards and Buyers

A series of property transfers is recorded with names like Charles W. Stisner George and Percy MacNab, involving wards such as Fourth and Seventh and sums ranging from 1 to 2900 dollars. Several transactions list buyers and sellers including Mary A. Linton and Joseph Metwhi mer, with various neighborhoods noted.

Georga Stisner Charles W. Mayberry Robert L. McNab Percy Py MacNab George Lewis Sevventh Sriah Migas Weide Linda Irishtonian A. Ailes Mary A. Linton Joseph Metwhimer John S. Baird Thomas A. Baird Mahoning Max Geiger, Sry Davies Flyhuh Ward James James Ly Goodwill Ellwood Jon B. Brest John Br P North Beaver Thomas

Mother of 26 writes to Theodore Roosevelt in 1907

Mrs William Moore from Burlington township sends a letter describing her large brood of 26 children and the family’s situation, noting ages, marriages, and the challenge of managing a household while the town discusses the army of young guardians.

Popular county official to wed in Craven ceremony

In Craven County, clerk to the county commissioners Miss Righ ardyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wehardaon, will marry tomorrow at the home of the bridegroom with Rev. Wright officiating. The event follows former county treasurer Show Qiloapic’s service.

Mic Paine Comatnels Commlasioners Daquily Transure Righardyon Mad J. M. Wehardaon Crave Titty Ray Wright Leer

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