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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary 19th century ad touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women ailments. It claims uterine causes underlie many vague complaints, promises relief, tonic strength, and nerve support, targeting worn-out teachers, seamstresses, housekeepers, and mothers with a candy-like Pellet product.
Ralph Campbell Peter J McGovern and Lewis Ashton pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Thaddeus Stevens school building. All about 17. They face sentence Friday. Other court actions include not guilty verdict for Roy Young and costs in the assault case, and W J Carson on trial for liquor sales to minors.
William Hammond of the Seventh ward was arrested by Constable John Stewart on a charge of surety of the peace after taking a razor to bed and threatening his wife and three children. He pleaded not guilty, posted $600 bail, and was released to remain away from his home until Friday’s hearing as Mrs. Hammond reported a night of terror.
Members of the New Castle Oil and Gas company met at Youngstown and formed a stock company owning 600 acres in Wood county Colorado and expect to develop holdings. Officers elected were E. Thomas president H F Duesing vice president J W Neff secretary and treasurer. Directors named include E Thomas H F Duesing J W Neff Mr Murberger Reese Worrall I M Brant and D N Keast.
Mrs. Bert Wiiteon hosted a joyful afternoon on Tuesday for Emma’s ninth birthday with games and gifts. Refreshments followed as guests reported a pleasant time.
Miss Lillian Beaumont is ill. Frank Martin convalesces. A son of Richard Davis is critically ill. Mrs. John Davis typhoid fever. Ed Parsons visiting Youngstown. J Will Neff transacted business in Youngstown. Frank Jenkins took a position in Shenango tin mill. Miss Mary Harvard visited Pittsburg. C E Thomas visited Youngstown. Mrs. Bell Gardner guests of W M Hoover. Miss Annie Thomas visited Pittsburg. Miss Blodwin Edwards visiting Sharon. Max Daugherty and Will French visiting relatives. Dave Lewis recovering from a bunkle. Lillian and Mary Davis guests of Polly Thomas. Nellie Barrett and others returned from Pittsburg. Pearson family moved to Beaver street. Davis family returned from Donora. Makepeace family returned from Pardoe. Mrs. Williams returned from Johnstown and other trips. William Daugherty family moving to Morton street. Ladies special hosiery showing by Brown and Hamilton.
Members of John F Ward and Pride of New Castle lodges of the Amalgamated association arrange a large outing for Friday July 5 at Luna Park Pittsburg. The union depot train will transport workers and plants will close for the day to permit a sizable excursion. Special trains have been arranged for the event.
The molders strike at the Pennsylvania engineering works continues with no new developments. Workers remain idle and no replacements have been sought. Some molders have left for other jobs but plan to return once the dispute is resolved. Molders at Youngstown shops demand higher wages or will strike if not granted.
Recent transfers include Clare P. DuShane to Margaret S on Pittsburg street, Logan Sample to John Baker on Lafayette street for 650 dollars, Mahoningtown Realty listing Lydia Swisher on Clayton avenue for 398, and Margaret A. McCracken to Joseph D. Trelfall for land in the Second ward at 1 dollar. Other deeds include Harbison to Hogue on Morton street for 600, John Booker to G B McCready on two acres in Pulaski for 95, A R McCready to G B McCready three acres near New Bedford for 80, John King to James Minner in Wilmington township for 1700, James Pomeroy to Westminster College on Orchard street in New Wilmington for 2000, and Thomas H. Wilson to A. Eckert in Slipperyrock township for 75.
Public notice records that John C. Patterson sold his interest in Patterson & Sample to W. B. Sample and that the business will continue as Sample Hardware Co. at 24716 Patterson & Sample.
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