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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

7

Power Brake Question in Mahoning and Shenango Case

Arguments were heard in the equity suit by Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co. against New Castle over a city ordinance requiring power brakes on streetcars. Akens argued hand brakes are safer in many cases. Gardner contended power brakes aid stopping ability and public safety, and municipal power to require them exists beyond specific statutes.

Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company New Castle C. H. Akens The Traction Company James A. Gardner Akens Gardner Act of Assembly

Tramp Claims 65 Years Without Work in Jam-Packed Tale

A 65 year old wanderer visited West Middlesex yesterday claiming he has not worked since the Civil War. He says Columbus is his home and he has toured Pennsylvania 22 times, completed a trip around the world, and is a skilled talker. His attire was tattered and he wore a torn overcoat and a worn hat.

West Middlesex Columbus Pennsylvania

Californias horticulturist reports edible climbing-rose fruit

A California horticulturist develops an edible and nutritious fruit by cross breeding from a climbing rose. The achievement combines ornamental plant traits with edible yields, signaling potential new fruit varieties for gardens and markets.

Pat Crowe Falls From Water Wagon in Sharon

Pat Crowe, infamous kidnap suspect of Eddy Cudahy, is arrested for intoxication in Sharon Pennsylvania. He is escorted to a 5:30 PM Youngstown train and plans to go to Hammond Indiana to place his children on a farm before seeking work on the Chicago police force. He laments his ruined reputation and says he was overwhelmed by offers and scrutiny.

Sharon Pat Crowe West State Street North Water Miller and Chrouser Pat Youngstown Eddy Cudahy Hammond Ind Chicago Crowe

South New Castle Woman Recalls Southern Berry Harvest

Mrs James Jackamp of 128 Dut ton street reports a letter from Mrs Kate Short now near Dayton Tenn formerly Miss Kate Hoover daughter of Ephraim Hoover pioneer New Castle. Short details berry picking operations in Wasson farm near Spring City and Morgan Springs trip plan with farm sizes and extensive crates shipped.

James Jackamp Dutton Street Kate Short Dayton Tenn Spring City Wasson Farm Rhea County Morgan Springs Alabama

Fix Discharged From County Jail In Insolvency Case

George Fix, a member of the Solidarity group, was discharged Tuesday afternoon under the insolvency act after ninety days’ confinement. He served seventy days, receiving twenty days off for work. He had been employed cleaning and repairing county buildings. others face twenty more days before discharge eligibility.

George Fix Solidarity Bunch Fix Solidarity

Catfish Champion Claimed From Clarksville by Charles Young

Charles Young reports landing a large catfish near the bridge in Clarksville. The fish weighed 30 pounds and measured 11 inches across its head, described as a monster catch.

Clarksville Charles Young Mr. Young

Comet Tail Egg Puzzles Cornell Poultry Experts

In Ithaca New York William Scott presents a soft shell egg with a two inch tail to Cornell University poultry professors asking if celestial events affect laying. Scott credits the comet sighting with the tail and notes hens paused laying during the earth tail doubt.

Ithaca N. Y State College of Agriculture Cornell University William Scott Southhill Scott

Girl Loses Eye Wins Penny Weekly Compensation

Rose Pierce, a domestic servant in Battersea, was awarded one penny per week under the Workmen's Compensation act after an explosion from a stopper removed from a smelling bottle blinded her eye. The judge noted her reduced sight but predicted possible contest in higher court.

London Gray Wadsworth County Court Rose Pierce J. Adams J. Baxter Battersea

Wrong Age Claims Halt Pension Increase for Civil War Veteran

Edmund Thompson of Ohio, now over 10, misrepresented his age to woo a younger woman and to join the Civil War. He currently receives 12 dollars monthly. a squire noted eligibility for 20 dollars under new laws, but the age given to the recruiting officer prevents any increase.

Edmund Thompson Ohio Thompson Justice of the Peace Thomas Sam Thi

Accidents in Pennsylvania Factories Reported

Chief Factory Inspector Delaney states 2492 accidents occurred last year with 147 fatal and 635 serious. Most serious injuries came from iron and steel plants as 4242 safety devices were installed in 762 establishments. The report calls for stricter enforcement and more emphasis on human life over tonnage.

Harrisburg John C. Delaney Stuart

Shenango Printing Co Sold to D. Downs in Greenville

The Shenango Printing company in Greenville has been purchased by D. D. Downs of Greenville and will operate as The Shenango Printing and Blank Book Manufacturing Company. The job office bindery and Shenango Valley News are included. D. E. Billig remains as manager.

Shenango Printing Company Greenville D. Downs Shenango Printing & Blank Book Manufacturing Company Shenango Valley News D. E. Billig Mana

Paper Edit to Continue with Downs Later

The article notes that the paper will be edited by ger for the present, with Mr. Downs slated to take over the pencil at a later time.

Duff Family Reports Week of Mostly Dry Weather

Mrs. Charles W. Duff and her daughter Verginia of Sumner avenue returned from a week's visit with Miss Myrtle Wible of Butler. They note a fine time as it rained only seven days during the week of their visit.

Charles W. Duff Verginia Sumner Avenue Myrtle Wible Butler

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