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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
6
In Mo June 8 Charles J Bonroe Sr and Mrs Annie Thorne wed after meeting at their children's wedding a month earlier. Both couples honeymoon at the same residence. Ages 21 for the first pair and 50 for the second. They joke over their new relation while enjoying their honeymoon.
Harry Woechter, 17, was ordered by Judge Walling to Grove City’s George Junior Republic after a probation hearing. Brought by Probation Officer John P. Sullivan for incorrigibility and unmanageable conduct, he is the first youth from Erie County placed in the program. The judge found Elmwood Home unsuitable and Huntingdon or Morganza too harsh. The Junior Republic offers a balanced environment with freedom and reform.
United Press reports three state organizations, the Grand Army of the Republic, Ladies of the G A R, and Women's Relief Corps, holding annual sessions in Scranton. The G A R encampment at the town hall, 700 in attendance, followed a major parade. Women met in Memorial hall and court halls.
Mrs. Ida Brooks Cohen, a young Baltimore woman, was arrested by headquarters detectives on a murder charge for allegedly poisoning her husband Morris Cohen. A mysterious death preceded hers, and another relative, Mrs. Ohen, died suddenly about ten days earlier.
Seventeen striking miners including four deputy sheriffs were jailed for days for violating a court injunction that barred marching past company property, under Sheriff J. W. Shields in Greensburg Pennsylvania.
Amy D. Winship of Racine will enter the University of Wisconsin next fall, marking eighty years of life and ongoing college enjoyment while currently at Ohio State University.
There is widespread catarrh and it was long thought incurable. Doctors blamed focal disease and local remedies failed. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is marketed as a constitutional remedy taken internally with a promise to cure and a $100 reward for failure.
Continued from Page One. Pendants will be brought into court and obliged to give bail for their release. A petition for vacation on a Rose Point to Portersville road was recommended by viewers and held over. A Hickory township road change and a new Connoquenessing river bridge plan were approved with cost shares for Hazel Dell and Ellwood City. objections from Ellwood City residents noted. Other cases include John B. Berger & Son vs Moose Club appeal for a new pros and Clarke R. Hopper vs J. J. W. Morrow non pros appeals.
New York import statistics estimate the value of diamonds and other precious stones entering through the port for the fiscal year ending June 30 at about 43 million dollars, with the exception that this figure is the largest on record.
The description notes that Chinese rice paper is produced from the pith of a tree mainly grown in Formosa. The statement links Formosa with the material source for this traditional paper.
Four Magonist supporters were arrested in El Paso by city police with help from U S and Mexican agents. A small cache of rifles and ammunition was found in the arrest site. Precili ano Silva his sons Benjamin and Reuben and Thomas Vargas face potential charges under neutrality laws. Further arrests are anticipated as secret meetings are believed to have been held by the group.
Madero government officials claim a conspiracy against order in Juarez amid reports of about a thousand insurgent soldiers housed in El Paso. They link Magonists to unrest and note the arrival of Juan Sarabia and Jesus F. Magon after Sarabia was freed from prison with Madero’s intervention. Sarabia once edited La Regeneracion in Los Angeles.
Myron H. Fox of Chicago a long time Y M C A worker is in New Castle to review local conditions. Secretary B A Hoover said no offer has been made but Fox may be asked to succeed Hoover if he approves. Fox has twelve years in Y M C A work including Wisconsin assignments and Chicago’s Central Y M C A religious work director post.
A historic travel notice urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for journeys. It notes the medicine is often needed and may not be available on cars or steamships. Sold by all dealers.
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