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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
2
In London on June 13 Premier Asquith announced a bill to modify the king s coronation oath to remove phrases objected to by Catholics. The move promises a fierce religious controversy as Protestants mobilize to block any alteration.
Four ministers will discuss the question Should Women Have a Right to Vote at Bethel A M E Zion Church on Green Street Thursday. Speakers include Rev Page of Second Baptist Rev Fry of Union Baptist Rev Upperman of A M E Zion and Rev Wilkes of Bethel A M E Zion.
A noon parade marked the St. Anthony's celebration with about two hundred Italians in uniform marching along the principal streets. The procession closed with a local police detachment and a Youngstown band.
Constable Alex McConnell his wife and daughter Mrs Pearl Houston have invitations to the Mc Connell McKissick wedding at the home of W J McConnell near Rich Hill on Wednesday evening. Christ Reese 28 of Mineral Ridge lost his right leg after a street car fall Saturday night near Niles.
Gifford Pinchot and James R. Garfield returned to Cleveland from St. Paul where they addressed the Roosevelt club. Pinchot denied plans for forming a new party and said the meeting was nonpartisan, stressing citizenry over party labels.
Families and guests visit kin in Pittsburg Clarion county and New Castle. Mrs Olsen purchases property of Mrs Patterson with possession due August 1. Church services given by Rev Critchlow. Dale Hamilton visits before leaving for Colorado. David Gilmore injured by a railroad incident. family from Sharon visits.
Sheriff Evans said no further investigation will be likely into the Meauwataka wood alcohol incident that killed A. I. McGaskill Will Martin and George Teachout and left Clarence Smith and Lee White dying. McGaskill operated a soft drink stand and mixed wood alcohol with red pop sugar and water after his whiskey failed. Fifteen men and boys drank the substitute and several fell ill.
Catcher Andrews of the Necks will be in the game this afternoon. Andrews was given a rest yesterday by the club manager and will return today playing better ball than ever.
A post card shower will be held for Mrs. Rebecca Munnell of Slippery Rock township on Wednesday.
In Indianapolis Indiana June 13 four Wright airmen Johnstone and Welsh form a pursuit pair against Cof fy n and Brooklins in a five to ten lap display over flag marked course. Brooklins holds the speed altitude record 1560 feet at the speedway and will defend it in a Wright only event today while eight aerial events are slated across six programs totaling 35 features.
New York June 13. A boarding house on Madison Avenue at East 36th Street belonging to Mrs. E. E. Ackerson challenges the prestige of Millionaire Row. Residents like J. P. Morgan and J. P. Morgan Jr. are named in the blue book, while Ackerson vows to stay and charge high rates for room and meals, inviting keepers of wealth to move if they object.
At St Marys high school graduation exercises in Harris Family theatre on Thursday at eight o clock ten pupils will receive diplomas. The class includes Bernard L E McDowell Hugh J Daly Daniel D B Gainagh Leo S Kane Florence A Steckel Elmer L Elliott Reuben J Elliott Rosena F McGuirk Alice N Kilch and Irene J Burns.
Dr. John M. Grant a renowned surgeon was shot at his home by an unidentified man who arrived in an open buggy and shot twice, fatally wounding him before noon. The assailant fled the scene.
Lee Kane of Pittsburg spent Sunday at home on Chestnut street. Mrs. James Holt returns from Beaver Falls. Robert Hodgkinson of Neshnock avenue goes to Toledo Beach for a month. Mrs. William Fehl and son Lawrence of Chestnut street head to Butler. Rev. Samuel J. Johnston of the Reformed Presbyterian church shows improving health. Mrs. Celia Hunter of Chestnut Slippery Rock and her son Mont Hunter face illness at home. George L. Rice of Boyle avenue, inventor of The Art of Enameling Metals, demonstrates his patent in Michigan.
About two thousand Pittsburg Steel company employees from Monessen arrived in two special trains over the PLE to picnic at Cascade Park today, enjoying a day away from the mills.
Paul Durlesser and Elmer Helme visit New Castle with Anna Unisch and Anna L. Wilkins. Miss Ada Kerr and A. W. Orr spend Sunday with friends in Pulaski.
Washington June 13 Conferees on the railroad bill meet with hopeful signs of near agreement They aim to submit a report to the senate and house by midweek The hotly debated long and short haul clause may push to the courts The house plan for physical valuation will be dropped Telephone and telegraph sections to be simplified but as common carriers they stay under the ICC Senate provisions require proof of reasonable rates and the Overman injunction rule remains with three judges.
A man, Lischinsky, was found shot near his home while his wife, separated after earlier trouble, was held for questioning after the murder near Greer tin mill. Witnesses recall intimate conflict and unfaithfulness accusations while police examined the scene and recovered a revolver. The case left investigators without a clear suspect as anger flared at a local mill.
Pitcher Baxter will work in the game this afternoon against Youngstown. An agreement has been reached between New Castle and Marion officials whereby Baxter will remain the property of the New Castle club.
Merle Vincent, candidate for Colorado governor, will present a gift in honor of John H. Moore of this city. Moore married Miss Edna Matthews, a union announced recently, and the Paonia News notes the tribute as an interesting account of local civic life.
Thousands greet aviator Charles Hamilton in Quaker City as he completes a cross region flight. The journey includes a landing at 600 feet, propeller damage, quick blade replacement, and a 38 mph run from Kill Von Kull toward Elizabeth and back toward Philadelphia with the New York Times and Philadelphia Ledger trains in pursuit.
New York June 13 reports describe ideal weather as Charles A. Hamilton begins a test flight at Governors Island with Glenn Curtiss aiding. The launch coincides with government support and a crowd of about 400 witnesses. A minor propeller blade chip halts the first trial, met with swift mechanical response.
A long standing physician promotes Wade's Golden Nervine as a remedy for nervous debility and loss of vigor in men. The simple vegetal formula is sold at one dollar per package or six for five dollars, with mail delivery and a free trial offer upon request.
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