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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from New Castle News mentions Castle, Pennsylvania, a second class matter tag, and a few garbled names and phrases. The readable bits point to a local notices item or classified snippet without clear events or dates. No coherent story or key figures emerge from the legible portions.
A garbled editorial condemns packers for threats against the president and Republicans over the inspection measure tied to agricultural appropriations. It argues the president and GOP will defend public health, anticipate House passage, and warn of consequences if packers resist. The piece cites the Neil Reynolds inquiry and urges calm amid market protections.
A special meeting of the Clerks' Union Federation of Labor June is planned at Wrades Assembly hall tonight. The event aims to rally support for city clerks, with speakers including Petuizer Flynn of the Pedation of Labor and Philip Reais, president of Ale Trades mb, while plans discuss halting operations at the steel mill for repairs and improvements.
The case and charge were withdrawn after negotiations. Alderman Hey denied further actions and the defendants faced no further pursuit. A report by General Kohert P. Aktamer referenced the event in a department briefing.
Reno Nevada Mrs Corey wife of United States Steel Corp president files for absolute divorce desertion alleged and seeks custody of their minor son. Petition filed May 1 shows marriage in December 18 unknown year. Attorneys named and negotiations said to be active though opposing counsel undecided.
A dispatch notes engineers laying grounds for tent setup as Ringling Brothers prepares a major parade arrival. Local officials and observers expect a grand show despite delays seen with past circuses, and organizers plan a late tomorrow procession if weather and preparations hold.
The Walhin paper marks its third anniversary this month as it expands from New Castle Pa to towns nationwide. The publication, once in New Castle, then Johnstown, then Youngstown, grew under proprietor Elpidi Baorov with new machinery and upgraded printing. A back injury to a worker from a moving car handle caused multiple days of pain but he plans a future abroad trip with his wife.
A large audience gathered at Fountain Lot to see Professor Spiegel and a team of beavers perform a stunt show. The beaver’s unusual act involved a tiny cut in a toy or prop to illustrate a claim of dramatic power. Spectators witnessed demonstrations of the beavers’ effects on objects and a claimed mind reading act. The show also featured Dr. James Beaver Co. advertising cures, with testimonials from locals. An upcoming performance and a boxing exhibition by Pew Castle A. C. are announced, alongside free demonstrations at the professor’s office from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Miss Jinb Stewart of shinee street visits Tiends in Wamp. David Zinnman of Clinton avenue recovered from illness. Joseph Allen of Slate College receives humg for the summer. Jean Waldron of Boats City visits Miss Grace on Cast street. Lewis Love at Lehigh ill with fever but improving. Margaret Clark of Croton avenue visits Wilmington. John Uigley returns from New Castle to spend time with family. Numerous other social visits and travel plans fill the week as residents host guests and recoveries are reported.
The text presents a jumble of names, places, and stray phrases. It includes scattered references to people like Miller, mentions of tomatoes and vines, and assorted asides about bets, weeds, and meals. Overall, it reads as disjointed OCR noise with few coherent facts.
An old fragment notes Mrs Lindsey praising a remedy for dyspepsia linked to Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver product. The imperfect text lists places and references a claim of no prior idea before starting use, with a notice that the remedy is for sale by druggists everywhere.
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