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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
Public highways would improve year round if road laws on statute books were enforced. The act requires township supervisors and road commissioners to remove loose stones from main traveled roads monthly from May to October, with penalties for neglect. Approved July 2, 1901 by William A. Stone.
A quotation extols leaving indoors for outdoor life as spring arrives. It urges feeling the wind, sun, and sky to restore health after winter confinement, arguing that nature provides the best tonic and solace through brisk walks and grassy surroundings.
Beginning tonight at 7 30 two daily meetings run until June 21 in a 1000 seat tent on Neshannock avenue. Out of town workers include Rev J L Brasher and Rev Andrew Johnson. Singers J M and M J Harris will lead music. Executive committee lists George W Clutton as president and Rev E L Canby as secretary among others.
Unusually terrible fatalities occurred near Greenville on Tuesday. J N Alcorn, 65, of Cherrytree township, was trampled to death by a frightened cow after entering the stall. Clyde W Hamilton, 19, a cripple, was gored to death by a bull at his father’s farm while checking cows. his body was found in the field.
A new state health law requires milk sellers to obtain licenses and farmers to have cows examined by veterinarians with certificates of health. It aims to stop selling milk from diseased cows or milk from households with contagious illnesses and to prevent adulteration.
United Press reports two women posing as nuns were sentenced to six months in the workhouse after deceiving hundreds in New York. A former landlady testified that she suspected them when one "Sister Mary Agnes" cursed upon finding no gas in her room.
Secret service agents scour New York for Raffalo Palizzolo acknowledged Mafia chief on a secret mission. Palizzolo, arrived from Palermo aboard the Martha Washington, and was enthusiastically received by fellow Sicilians before he vanished. He had been twice tried for murder in Italy.
New Castle members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers approve a million dollar, ten story granite office building to be erected in Cleveland at a cost of at least 900000 including the site. The B of L E treasury covers 165000 and no assessment will be charged to members.
Jack Young, local boxer facing charges after injuring Demon Bartl Tuesday night in Youngstown, was released yesterday afternoon. Police Chief Gilmore aided the discharge at the lockup after custody while Bartl’s condition was assessed.
A Denver woman Mrs A Gregory writes she was invalid for six years due to female troubles and after an operation worsened until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She urges other women with backache bearing down pains and irregularities to try the remedy.
Street department workers in Youngstown spent yesterday afternoon clearing wagon loads of confetti scattered across streets from the previous night’s celebration. Crews worked quickly to remove the festive debris and restore normal traffic flow.
Seven room dwelling on Oak street features bath hall pantry and all improvements. For price and terms inquire McBride and Long. Both phones 250t2.
Six weeks ago two dozen eggs in a deserted tool box in Allegheny Pennsylvania railroad shops hatched fourteen soot covered chicks then twenty more. The heat kept at 103 degrees and all hatchlings were deaf due to coal soot and clanging roundhouse noises.
Mrs Joe Metz of St Louis Missouri visits sister Mrs Robert Thompson. Mr and Mrs H W Bay of Clover spend Sunday with relatives in New Castle. Mrs Love of Youngstown has been ...
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