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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
22
Tam of Linen Galatea and Duck and White P K are listed with 25 cents in the fragment. The OCR text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or context. No additional identifiable entities or facts are reliably present to form a fuller summary.
Light weight undergarments offered with practical prices. Mens drawers shirts and union suits range from 25c to 2.00, Balbriggan wear 50c, Nainsook knee drawers and undershirts 50c, Monarch shirts 1.00, with new hosiery and accessories to complete outfits.
Mrs Ada May Atkins died Friday at 2 45 AM after a battle with malarial fever. She lived with her mother Mrs Charles Tilden at 212 West Lincoln Ave. She was a prominent member of St Luke s A M E Zion Church. Survived by mother two brothers Charles and Commodore Tilden two sisters Mrs Charles Valentine and Cecelia Tilden. Husband died three years ago. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 PM at the residence with interment in Graceland Cemetery.
Friday surprise wedding unites James Stowe and Mrs. Pearl Stinduff in Mercer on Thursday. Newlyweds plan to reside at the Stowe homestead near Pulaski, drawing best wishes from Walter D. Day West Pittsburg and Eleanor Horrocks Ellwood City among other friends.
Thomas J. Duffy of Liverpool will be re elected to succeed himself as president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters. The annual convention will meet at Atlantic City on July 2. Duffy is the youngest labor leader to hold the post and is the third president since the Brotherhood began.
Lieutenant Governor Robert Murphy became acutely ill with indigestion while traveling from Johnstown to Philadelphia last night. His condition is not serious.
Striking machinists say 11 more strike breakers arrived at New Castle Junction to replace nonunion workers. Nine nonunion men quit and headed back east. Grafton Sentinel reports bloodshed when strike breakers attempted to leave, with a nonunion machinist fractured skull and officers charged with assault. Locomotive engine 2331 at the roundhouse nearly blew up due to 260 pounds of steam pressure, exceeding safe limits.
Tools and scaffolding for the Pittsburg street bridge arrived today and crews prepare to begin work on Monday. Contractors must manage creek conduit wires by cutting, splicing, and lowering marine cable beneath the creek bottom, a task demanding extensive effort.
The court is expected to release Miss Stewart from jail as trustees defend their control over hospital accounts. Stewart, former secretary treasurer, demanded an audit after uncovering errors by her predecessor and refused prior audit offers. She alleges the state auditor general's office is a political ally against her. Akens pushes for a New York Audit Co to examine the books despite trustee objections. Public opinion splits, with some backing Stewart’s insistence and others blaming poor counsel and trust in the hospital’s management.
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening at Second United Presbyterian Church for the installation of Rev. Samuel C. Gamble as pastor. The service was led by Rev. R. H. Milholland with sermon by Rev. Hugh F. Given, followed by remarks from Rev. Jameson and Rev. W. J. McClintcock. After prayers, the new pastor and his wife greeted many members in a handshake audience.
W. J. Wimer, charged with cruelty to a horse, was discharged after a hearing before Alderman Green on Thursday afternoon. Humane Agent John C. Haas reported the claim that Wimer had been working a horse with sore shoulders.
One prisoner was arraigned in Youngstown police court Thursday. Not one arrest was made on election day. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hayes of Mt Air and Mrs Margaret Davis of Eastbrook were guests Friday of Mr and Mrs R J Speer of Johnston Avenue. Paul Leatherman of Lewistown Maryland and his sister Mrs Ollie L Bitler of Hagerstown Maryland are guests at the home of Rev and Mrs C G Leatherman.
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