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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

9

Governor Stuart vetoes Cochrane pension bill

Governor Stuart vetoed the Cochrane pension bill, arguing it crude and beyond revenues. The act would drain state funds needed for education, hospitals, and aid for the indigent, with monthly pensions set from $5 to $10, and a claimed annual cost near $6,000,000.

Stuart, Eaday Cochrane Dll Pennsylvania Senate Lycoming House Stuart Maine Lawrence County

Memorial Service of Union Veteran Legion Next Sunday

The annual memorial service of the Union Veteran Legion will be held next Sunday evening at the Second United Presbyterian church. The event is a long standing solemn observance with large crowds. One death occurred in the union last year, that of Frederick Leathers. Miss Elsie Guenther of Cleveland visits her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Guenther Jr., of North Street.

Union Veteran Legion Second United Presbyterian Church Union Frederick Leathers Elsie Guenther Cleveland Mrs Felix Guenther, Jr North Street

Tolstoj Critiques Hague Peace Conference

The message from Count Leo Tolstoy in St. Petersburg denounces the Hague Peace Conference as a disgusting manifestation of Christian hypocrisy. He argues the peace issue was resolved 1900 years ago citing Matthew 5 43 44 and urges love for enemies instead of political proceedings.

Leo Tolstos Publishers’ Press ST. Petersburg Hague Leo Tolostoj Matthew v

West Side Teacher Leads in City Piano Contest

Miss Olive Johnston of Pittsburg street leads the West Side piano contest with 582 votes, Kate Stockman in second with 348. Several new candidates appear, boxes opened downtown show 20 cents anonymously cast, and many boxes listed at local stores.

Olive Johnston Pittsburg Street West Side School Trades Assembly Miss Johnston Kate Stockman Lizzie Johnston Nellie Waite Clutton’s Breckenridge Mdm Glockmen Ob i Cas Wacas Rrs Okie Lay Oversahe Nee CR Cveseoe Su Dce Leccdaceens Mene Matvey Ce Assess Sesceess Bi Oey Ware Cas Eentiace Beuhse Ces Popu Og i U Wands Dace Miss Springer Elanor Cummings Miss Fiscus Seventh Ward A. C. Hyde Mahoningtown Sam Lewis Long Avenue William Gardner Ramsey's Old Stand Highland Avenue H. L. White Pittsburg Scott Paisley J.C. Hutton Washington and Jefferson Streets George Clutton Washington Street Love & Megown Mill Washington Streets John Haley North Streets J. A. Breckenridge McKinley & Frantz Washington Mercer Streets M. Kenna West Side Greenwood Avenue

Reverend Miller to Speak at Second U P Church

Rev O R Miller of Washington editor of the National Advocate and temperance field secretary will speak Wednesday at 8 oclock at Second United Presbyterian church on Tidings from the National Capitol. He will also address the Yokefellows band at the Y M C A Tuesday evening. Also new walking and driving gloves in tan or black for ladies priced at 1.50 from Brown and Hamilton.

O. R. Miller Washington, D. C National Advocate National Temperance Society Second United Presbyterian Church National Capitol Miller Yokefellows’ Band Brown & Hamilton

Humors in the Blood and Skin Ailments

The article explains how blood impurities cause skin diseases such as acne eczema and psoriasis. It promotes S S S as a blood purifier that reaches the root cause by cleansing the blood and claims cures for eczema tetter psoriasis and poison oak. Testimonials from Edw Long and J E Wiseman endorse the remedy.

S.S. S Swift Specific Company Atlanta, GA

Suicide at Ellwood City shocks community

Fred Siebert 27 a resident of Ellwood City died Tuesday evening from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the cellar of the John Sharley home where he boarded He had recently left his job at Standard Engineering Works and was said to be in good spirits moments before the act His mother and siblings in Allegheny have been notified and burial arrangements are pending at Buchanan’s.

Fred Siebert Ellwood City Ellwood Standard Engineering Works Nickson Avenue Allegheny John Sharley Crescent Avenue Siebert Standard Company Sharley Homme Buchanan's Margup

Deaths of the Bay Revered D K Freeman dies at 75

The death of Rev. Dr. D. K. Freeman of Huntingdon Pennsylvania after a winter illness ends 75 years of ministry. He served in Scranton and New Jersey before leading the First Presbyterian Church of Huntingdon for nearly a quarter century. Survived by his wife two daughters Cordelia Freeman Reed and Miss Cordelia Freeman and son Harry a Philadelphia dentist. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in Scranton.

Harry A. Moore Highland Avenue D. K. Freeman Huntingdon Freeman First Presbyterian Church Scranton New Jersey Reed Philadelphia Cordelia Freeman Harry

Death of James A Crate at 75 in this city

James Aaron Crate, 75, of 107 North Walnut street died Wednesday at about 2 AM from a brain hemorrhage after a period of illness. He leaves wife and children Mrs. Gus Robinson, Mrs. Allen Ricket, Mrs. Harry Connor, Mrs. Harry Chapman, Della and Blanche. A carpenter by trade, he moved here seven years ago from Titusville and was a devout Catholic member of St Joseph's church. Funeral arrangements pending.

James Aaron Crate North Walnut Street Gus Robinson Illinois Allen Ricket Harry Connor Harry Chapman Della Blanche St. Joseph’s Church Titusville Crate

June Sale of Muslin Underwear Promised

Thursday morning marks the start of a sale on muslin underwear at the store. The sale advertises prices 15 to 25 percent lower than current cotton goods, with limited quantities on some items, prompting shoppers to come early.

Corset Covers Sale Prices From 9c To $1.50

A list of corset covers in muslin and cambric with lace and embroidery trims. Prices start at 9c and rise to $1.50 for assorted styles and sizes, including plain and lace trimmed options. Specials include 12 1 2 c, 17c, 19c, 21c, 25c and a wide selection up to $1.50.

Drawers sale at cut prices for women and children

A newspaper sale notice advertises muslin drawers for children and women at deep discounts. Items include plain tucked drawers, cambric and lawn ruffles, lace trimmed styles, with prices from 10c to 59c and occasional quantities in larger sizes, plus other regular value items.

Ladies skirts sale offering various styles at low prices

A local advertisement lists white skirts in multiple styles and lengths with hemstitched flounces lace trimming and embroidery. Prices range from 29 cents to several dollars with many items labeled as sale specials and regular priced underskirts and up to four dollar ranges.

Gowns on Sale for Children and Ladies at Low Prices

A sale features children’s muslin gowns priced at 29c to 39c and 50c items for 39c. Ladies’ muslin gowns with plain yoke and embroidery trims marked at 50c to 89c with hemstitched and trimmed versions, plus a range of gowns from 75c to 1.89 dollars in assorted styles and sizes.

Ladies chemises sale with varied discounts noted

Plain muslin chemises priced at 29 cents and lace trimmed chemises reduced from 75 cents to 59 cents. Additional good values listed from 50 cents up to 1.75 dollars, offering multiple price points.

Matched Sets in Gowns and Underwear Sold at Prices

Advertises matched sets including gown drawers and chemise or corset cover offered at 4 75 and 5 50 with emphasis on value and style for shoppers seeking coordinated lingerie ensembles.

Honors for Dead Senator J. T. Morgan

Committees from the senate and house will accompany the remains of Senator John T. Morgan to Selma Alabama for interment. Funeral services will be held in Washington Friday. He died of angina pectoris after a ten day illness. He would have been 83 on June 20. Morgan served 30 years in the senate, among the longest in U.S. history.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Washington Senate House John T. Morgan Selma Ala Senator Morgan Mary Cornelia United States Senate Hale Allison Pettus Alabama Whyte Maryland Morgan

Funeral of Catherine Malone Held at St. Mary's

The funeral for Catherine Malone widow of James Malone who died Tuesday at Patrick Scully's home will be held Friday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's church with interment at St. Mary's cemetery following service.

Catherine Malone James Malone Patrick Scully St. Mary's Church St. Mary's

Funeral held for Anton Turra at St Joseph’s Church

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday morning at St Joseph's Church for Anton Turra who died Sunday at his home in Nesha nnock Falls. Rev Father Eger presided and interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery.

Elizabeth Manning Frank Wellar Raymond Street Wellar E. R. Tait Princeton Presbyterian Church Manning Hermon St. Joseph’s Church Anton Turra Neshannock Falls Father Eger St. Joseph’s

Infant Prmbos Buried After Tuesday Death

John A. Prmbos infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Prmbos of Race street died Tuesday morning and was buried Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment took place at St Josephs Cemetery, St. Josephs.

John A Paul Prmbos Race Street St. Joseph's Cemetery

Cure-all elixir touted by salesman in New Castle

The ad markets a panacea claimed to cure blood diseases and skin eruptions with thousands of testimonials. It promises a money back guarantee and offers a free illustrated booklet from G. W. Clutton of New Castle. The piece also reflects on Senator Morgan’s death, noting his southern brigade rank and long senate service.

Senate Morgan

William McLane Found Guilty In Lar ceny Case At Alderman Williams

William McLane was found guilty of larceny by Ellsworth Wisse after a jury trial in Alderman Williams' office. He received a sentence of one dollar and costs. S. P. Emery represented Wisse and J. C. Gilfillan for the defendant in the case about stolen paperhanging tools.

William McLane Ellsworth Wisse Alderman Williams S. P. Emery Wisse J. C. Gilfillan

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U.V. L Stolstot Second U. P. Church Danville J. E, Wiseman Quicide R. S. McCulloch & CO Pittsb Senator J. T. Morgan Turra Infant Dex Taylor G. W. Clutton New Castle Isthmian Canal Atlantic Pacific Nicaragua Fancy Santos Howard Munnell Union Station
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