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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
In Washington on June 8 the House discussed inserted applause in the Congressional Record after a sentence about Jesus and John the Baptist. Minority Leader Mann objected to printing phrases like tumultuous applause, arguing it added improper behavior to House remarks.
Miss Mary Griffith, who has eaten nothing for more than seven weeks, is kept alive at a Los Angeles hospital by nourishment and is rushing to Philadelphia to die. Her throat muscles swelled after an infection, leaving her unable to eat and exhausted from work at her desk. She wishes to see her old home before departing.
A Wisconsin creamery manager reports coffee harmed health and work. He adopted Postum after his wife followed package directions. Digestive relief and sharper mental function followed, with no more stomach fullness or heart palpitations.
In Cleveland, Mrs. Margaret J. Johnson sues Mercantile Safe Deposit Co for $250,000 over access to a safety box said to hold about $190,000 in cash and securities left by former mayor Tom L. Johnson. The estate, around $300,000, is held in trust for his three children, with the widow and two children planning to join the effort.
Mrs Isa bella S Busch seeks twenty five dollars weekly alimony and two hundred fifty dollars counsel fee while awaiting trial for separation from Bernard Busch. She claims his two Brooklyn dyeing and cleaning establishments yield over one hundred dollars weekly. Her affidavit describes a marriage begun when she was sixteen in December 1901, with allegations of taunts and lack of support. Busch calls the affidavit a fabrication. Justice Aspinall reserved judgment.
McKeesport, Pa June 8 From a coal digger to a bench position Jones has spent 25 years with the Allegheny county bar and was named a judge in the new county court by Governor Tener. He once served as city solicitor and was a city council member. Rural Spain and Italy still have tinderbox matches in use.
A column warns against overuse of digesters and promotes MI DNA stomach tablets as a cure for stomach distress. It claims digestion improvement within minutes and ongoing strength after a few weeks, sold by Geo. W. Clutton and other druggists for 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee.
In East Butler W H Brown sues Marion R Hay for fraud claiming Hay traded five Jamestown New York lots worth 2 500 for Brown s East Butler property 2 000 with a 2 500 mortgage Hay promised value and Brown later learned the Jamestown lots were worth about 5 each Brown seeks return of the property and damages noting Hay refused to rescind the deal.
Julius Goetz, a depositor in the Silver Bank ing company, probes bank affairs after it was assigned ten days ago. He wrote Secretary of State Graves about legal compliance and the bank. Cashier Thomas H. Silver Jr. may be drawn into the matter, with reports placing him with relatives in Meadville Pennsylvania and Cincinnati.
Minnie Murdock alias Mamie Taylor and Charles Merkle, aged 35 and 23, are jailed as accessories after authorities found L. J. Harding buried behind a cottage. A neck wound and a side wound were noted, with the grave only a foot underground and onions replanted over it. The police attribute the crime to unknown motives.
Washington June 8 Senators plan formal conferences to amend the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 to cover misstatements about curative effects as well as ingredient claims. The May 29 Supreme Court ruling found the law did not prohibit curative misstatements, Justice Hughes noting congress intended to ban falsehoods about cures but not opinons or medical disagreements.
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