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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
25
Elmer Coblentz of near Enon was ordered to pay his wife $2 weekly pending a September final order after a hearing on a non support charge. Testimony described a troubled marriage with alleged shouting, cursing, and a choking incident. He claimed money was given and denied repeated hitting.
The witness cites multiple departures by Mrs. Cobblentz with dates in 1905 and 1905–December, detailing her absences from Sept 2 to 9, Sept 25 to 29, and Oct 12 to December. Other witnesses, W C Wallace and John King, discuss family ties and Mrs Cobblentz having enough clothing and supplies. Gilbert Cobblentz testifies about family dynamics and lack of spoken conflict with his stepmother.
John Wesco of Skaren died yesterday after being shot in a quarrel about a week earlier. The assailant remains at large. Also note, Kaiser travels on a train that took three years to build.
In St Louis on June 10 the American Medical association heard Dr W W Grant of Denver promote nerve splicing as a cure for paralysis. He cited a facial nerve repair after a bullet wound that restored movement four months later. Dr Robert Abbe of New York said radium has cured lip cancers in seven years of use. In Troy New York a 60 foot water wheel built in 1838 remains protected despite no longer serving a purpose.
Freight rate advance concerns eased as settlement on railway bill looms in Congress. May pig iron output fell to 2,374,802 tons, down 102,898 from April, with daily production at 76,607 tons. Eastern buyers kept large volumes. St Louis area and Sharon Pa. people purchased tens of thousands of tons. Westinghouse bought 15,000 tons at about $14.50 for No 2 foundry. Barberton boiler inquiry yielded under $15 for No 1 foundry, but no order placed.
Dozens of shop and factory girls, clerks, and other men boarded a Bronx express at Fourteenth Street. A well dressed man from Providence, Rhode Island offered a sample case labeled A C P and handed out embroidered chemisettes and corset covers at Grand Central, provoking titters and anger among the passengers.
The Mercer County Brewing Co with $125000 capital plans a large plant on an acre plot at Broadway and Stanton in South Sharon. C J McQuiggan and P C Gibbons lead local backers, aiming to keep stock among locals, with construction to start soon and strong shipping access.
Official figures show Mercer County results from Saturdays primaries. Congress Sibley 2997 Wheeler 3245. Senator Campbell 2460 Jarrett 3072. Assembly Martin 3049 Dallas 2855 McConnell 2452 Johnson 1795 Levy 802. State delegate Cochran 4901 Palmer 3599 Billig 3273 Down 3011.
German women increasingly take up boxing with several schools offering the art of self defense. The movement expands as more women enroll, seeking fitness and empowerment through combat training.
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