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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
4
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The article debates Harry Orchard’s confession as a chilling and possibly unverifiable chronicle of murders. It questions reliability, notes possible confessions against Moyer Haywood Pettibone, and warns Idaho judges to weigh unconfirmed claims before judging others.
The disposition of the defendants in this case should not be decided by the whole or any unconfirmed part of the horrible confession of Harry Orchard.
A treasure trove of quirks and quips from a small town era, the column lampoons fan folly and local lore. It jokes about Youths, Battery B at Mt Jackson, and social banter while offering zany tips and sly observations on dating, money, and public life.
Modern Woodmen of America Camp No. 5269 of this city will observe Memorial Day Sunday with services at Oak Park cemetery at 2 30 p m. New Castle camp members meet at 1 30 p m and march to the cemetery led by Uniformed Foresters. Eight years with 16 deaths and 4509 members. Hon W S Reynolds to deliver the memorial address. Flowers to be placed on graves. Morning visits to Greenwood Graceland and Savannah cemeteries to decorate members graves already listed. Local and national observances marked Modern Woodmen of America day. Deceased members named include Buxton Barnecout McBride Ellis MacConahy Ashton Uber Straub Grigsby Morgan Mayberry Harris Tindell Bayle Jenkins.
Sarah Pearson Justice a member of one of New Castle s oldest families died at 6 30 Saturday morning at the residence of Mrs Webster Justice on North Beaver street She was born November 11 1827 in New Castle and died in her 80th year She lived in New Castle all her life until five years ago when she moved to Philadelphia to live with brother Jefferson Justice She arrived last Monday evening to visit Mrs Webster Justice and fell ill soon after She was daughter of Joseph and Maria Justice and sister of the late Webster Justice Survived by brothers Jefferson and Joseph and sisters Miss Emma of Philadelphia and Mrs Maria J Bryson of Terre Haute Ind Lifelong member of First M E church Funeral notice to follow
A terse note claims bees anticipate a bad summer and will kill drones in hives. It argues humans suffer from perpetual drone-like yaps and altered lives under insect rule.
A playful reflection contrasts dog ownership with humans exhibiting canine antics, suggesting humor in shared canine traits and faces across people. It posits that dogs offer authentic companionship beyond human mimicry and social quirks.
A Pittsburg traveling salesman died by his own action and his ashes were mixed with cement to form a brick. He probably believed the brick would endure heat better.
Cold weather hampers outdoor activity as children stay indoors avoiding dangers while a fluctuating timber supply raises concerns about resources for public and political needs.
George R. Graham returns to Mercer for Memorial Day with his old comrade Frank Gibson of Mercer Rifles fame. The Mercer Press notes his busy life in a large printing house and mentions a son in the Pennsylvania legislature. A humorous aside on butter, patience, and oleo ends with a village anecdote about a city man and a butter seller.
Miss Ella G Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs Lafayette Kerr of 188 Vine street died Friday evening following a Monday operation for a long illness. Survived by parents two sisters Kate Sarah and Roger at home and married siblings John Kerr of Bessemer Mrs Charles Locke Mrs John Winter and Mrs Henry Assel ton. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from Vine street residence with interment at Graceland.
Herman Pfeffer of White Avenue died Friday evening from men ingitis while being taken to the hospital in Offutt's ambulance. He was 36, a decorator by trade, and survived by his wife, two children Fritz and Minnie, his New York mother, and sisters Mrs. Naugh, Mrs. Shaub, and Mrs. Helstrom. He belonged to St. Joseph's church. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
A folding horse to tuck under a car seat would be a useful item for most drivers offering compact utility and easy access during travel.
The late William H. Davis was honored in a Friday funeral at his Shenango township home. Rev. J. L. Stratton led services with quartet music. Pallbearers were Henry Weinshenk, Luther Reed, William Geiger, Lemuel Mae Quiston, Samuel Badger and James Cosgrove. Interment followed at Savannah Cemetery.
A device in Paris can record a person’s thoughts, while fears arise about a future machine revealing one’s wealth. The remark contrasts mind reading with money disclosure, reflecting social curiosity about technological limits.
Arrangements finished for Miss Sans Souci the noted organist to perform at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening. The vocal soloist will be Miss Sara Dana Falls who will sing With Verdure Clad from Haydn's Creation.
Funeral services are set for Saturday at 7 PM at the Smith home 495 Pollock avenue for Mrs Florence Stuttler who died Wednesday evening at her parents residence. The body will be shipped to Manorville Pennsylvania for burial on Sunday. Rev J McDonald Epworth Methodist church pastor will lead the service.
The New Castle Art company located at 38 North Mill Street announces 1000 new studies for china water color oil and pastel painters. Special prices apply all next week. Edie.
A historical ledger details extensive capital office work including bronze chandeliers glass mosaics and marble among senate and governor’s rooms. It lists Payne & Co. and Penna Const. Co. payments with subcontractor charges totaling about 1 550 000 dollars and commissions for architect Huston.
An 1880 prospectus declares New Castle, Pa will gain a daily paper The City News. George W. Shaw William J. Bannan and Jefferson N Reynolds announce a five column 19 by 26 inch issue, daily items and unbiased reporting with modest 12 cent weekly rates.
A writer praises New Castle public school music with many students reading at sight and singing well. He cites visiting friends from ahead in music education who say New Castle’s children sing with rare aptitude and congregational strength in churches.
The writer commends the New Castle board for retaining a competent music instructor, noting the department's importance often overlooked. He urges visiting the schools to hear the quality of congregational singing in church and Sabbath school, praising the current musical leadership.
The Christian Association sermon at Westminster College New Wilmington will be Sunday at 11 in Second United Presbyterian church by Rev. C. T. Wishart. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 8 by President Russell. Music recital Monday afternoon in the ladies hall. Junior contest Monday 8 pm. Grove City hosts Westminster today, Slippery Rock plays Monday, alumni game Wednesday morning.
Sunday sale offering squabs at 23 South Mill Street Sloan's old stand. Local brief notice for shoppers.
A New Castle couple report relief from long standing back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Morrow describes morning pain and dizziness, while both say symptoms subsided after taking the medicine. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells Doan's at 6 cents with sole agency in the United States.
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