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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

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Billy Sunday to Receive Honorary Doctorate at Westminster

Westminster College in New Wilmington Pa announces Rev. William A. Sunday will be awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree by the board of trustees. President R M Russell cites Sunday as a scholar and reformer, noting his loyalty to scripture evangelistic zeal and social political reforms.

New Wilmington Pa Board of Trustees Westminster College William A. Sunday Pesident R. M. Russell Billy Sunday Beaver Falls Ry. L. K. Peacock Evangelist Sunday Pete Porter

Poor and Finance Committees Schedule Meetings

City council committees plan gatherings this week with the Poor Committee meeting tonight at the city clerk office and the Finance Committee convening Friday evening.

Poor and Finance Committees

Printer Charles Parker Disappears After Leaving Home

Charles F. Parker, 50, a well known job printer from 18 South Front Street, vanished after leaving his home Friday morning. He was seen at his sister Mrs. Jesse Tyler’s home around noon and has not been heard from since. The Parker family and authorities conduct a quiet search. financial troubles are suspected as a possible motive.

Charles F. Parker South Front Street Jesse Tyler Mahoningtown Parker

Arlington Avenue Fire Station Project Committee Appointed

Messrs Callahan Patterson and Coultee of the city property committee of councils were appointed to investigate the Arlington avenue fire station project and report at the next committee meeting. An appropriation is in place for a new building but the type of auto fire fighting apparatus to be installed remains to be decided. The committee will determine this point.

Messrs. Callahan, Patterson and Coultee City Property Committee of Councils Arlington Avenue

Patrol Drivers to Have Police Power

An ordinance to grant full police power to patrol drivers was introduced to councils and reported favorably by the police committee at last night’s meeting.

Police Committee of Councils

Motion to Oust Heney Tabled By Committee

The Republican national committee faced a confrontation when Mis goon moved to exclude Francis J Heney a Democrat and deny his proxy amid Mississippi district contest hearings The move sparked surprise among Taft backers but was tabled by a near unanimous vote after Heney denied being a Democrat and clarifications by Senator Borah The incident interrupted a hearing on Mississippi district contests and was continued on page ten.

Heney United Press Coliseum Chicago Republican National Committee Francis J. Heney Missouri Victor Rosewater National Committee Taft Borah Sturgis Mississippi

Debs Debate Declined by Socialist Organizers in New Castle

James Crawford announces plan to debate Eugene V. Debs in New Castle on June 22 during the Socialist annual outing. organizers in Lawrence county decline Debs challenge on his behalf. Crawford says he will still speak and offer a response to Debs after Debs' address with potential later debate in New Castle after June 24 if permitted.

Eugene V. Debs United States J. S. Crawford Cascade Park Crawford Debs Lawrence County Emil Seidel New Castle Youngstown Youngstown O Jas. Crawford

Stevenson Returns to School After 44 Years

Dr. Silas Stevenson of Ellwood City arrived home from Cleveland where he attended a Western Reserve University alumni reunion. He graduated in 1868 and was the sole member of the class of 1868 at the gathering.

Silas Stevenson Ellwood City Cleveland Western Reserve University Stevenson

Cleaning Up Eighth Ward Progress Report

Street Commissioner Barteaux leads a crew cleaning the Highth ward district after council petitions cited filthy unsanitary conditions. The effort aims to restore sanitation and order in the area today.

Barteaux Highth Ward

Farewell Picnic for Miss Mayme Miller in Moody Park

A picnic is held at the park this evening as a courtesy to Miss Mayme Miller of Wellburg West Virginia who will end a several weeks visit with Mrs Howard M Kirk of Moody Avenue.

Mayme Miller Wellburg W. Va Howard M. Kirk Moody Avenue

Ex County Detective J H Breen Named Yard Master

Former Delaware and Hudson County Detective J H Breen has been appointed yard master at Schenectady New York after leaving his post. He will depart for Schenectady after a visit to Ohio and his family plans a short stay there before moving. Breen had been working for the railroad supplying laborers and will now command a large staff though he lacks prior yardmaster experience.

J. H. Breen Delaware and Hudson Railway Company Schenectady N. Y Breen New Castle Ohio J. Rosenstock

Stiglitz Case Brought Before Court for Larceny

The commonwealth against Jacob Stiglitz was taken up before Judge Porter. Stiglitz, who bought goods at a bankrupt sale in Ellwood City, took a mirror and other articles valued at about $20 belonging to Mrs. Flora Levy, claiming the items were part of his purchase. District Attorney Dickey prosecutes, James W. Rhodes defends.

The Commonwealth Jacob Stiglitz Flora Levy Porter Stiglitz Ellwood City

New Castle Aims for Noiseless City Ordinance

Chief of Police Mitchell was instructed by the police committee to enforce an ordinance preventing yelling of hustlers on the street and other unnecessary noises.

New Castle Mitchell Police Committee of Councils

Rail workers skip shifts for St Anthony’s Day service

Local Catholic churches observe St Anthony’s day causing railroad section crews entering the city to lay off for religious services. As a result the railroads operate without their usual workforce and assistance today.

Death Record for Infant Henderson and Infant Weir

Infant Henderson of Rainier Oregon and Infant Weir of 411 Vine Street are noted in this death record brief. The notice lists two infant deaths with locations and no further cause or date details provided.

Henderson Rainier Weir Vine St

Dixon Demands A Showdown In Presidential Fight

Chicago dispatch reports Senator Dixon Roosevelt's manager demanding a showdown with McKinley over bribery charges against Taft delegates. Dixon challenges naming any involved and accuses Taft of muddying truth while predicting southern delegates’ revolt and criticising Missouri contest actions.

Chicago Taft Dixon Roosevelt McKinley National Committee U. S Senate Coliseum Alabama California Republican Party Missouri

Highlands United Presbyterian Sunday School Elects Officers

At a monthly meeting of the Highland United Presbyterian Sunday school on Wednesday evening E. J. Wilson was elected assistant superintendent J. L. Welch is superintendent of missions and Mrs. Dunn becomes assistant superintendent of the home department.

Highland United Presbyterian Sunday School E. J. Wilson J. L. Welch Mrs. Dunn Home Department

St Anthony’s Day Observed By Italian Societies

St Anthony’s Day is being observed here today by Italian societies. A special program is under way and a parade was held this morning.

Westminster Graduates Twenty-Eight in New Wilmington

On the New Wilmington campus the class of 28 graduates is capped by Dr. R M Russell as president and Rev. Nacy Magee Waters of New York delivers the day’s address. Diplomas are presented with salutatory by James Russell and valedictory by Miss Martha Payne. degrees list includes A B B S C E and music teachers certificates with an honor class noted for 90 percent.

New Wilmington R. M. Russell Nacy Magee Waters New York James Russell Martha Payne A. B David Emmett Alter Martha Mae Barr Prospect Edgar J. Clark Treadwell Lester Hebbburn Conway Edward Dauin Amy Eliza Jerr Candor Hannah Margaret Kerr Raymond M. Kistler Houston William Harper McNaugher Pittsburg Mharvey McMurrey Matthews Canonsburg Alexander McLeod Miligan Sewick- Jew James McCallan Rusell Mount Pleasant William Bemus Snodgrass James Kistler Stewart Arnold Mary Martha’ Payne Mansfield B. S Stavid Gordon Ashton Cambridge N. Y Katherine C. Guy McKeesport Earl Hays McLain George William Mansell Everett Wash Steelefuller Stewart Redlands Cal Charles Scott Woods East Palestine Plauda Christina Schneck New Kensington Tracy Saginaw Mich Clara Elizabeth Williams B. C Mary Campbell Douthett Florence Clements Moraysville Edna Mabel King Brick Church Grace Marie Snodgrass A. M Mary Martha Payne James MccCallan Russell Harper McNaugher Floy Tracy Amy Eliza Kerr Geo William Mansell

New Trial Requested in Liquor Case

Attorney W. J. Moffatt asked for a new trial in the Commonwealth versus J. Love who was convicted of selling liquor without a license. The defense claims the verdict weighs against the evidence and the testimony was ordered written. the case will be argued later.

W. J. Moffatt The Commonwealth J. Love

Arthur Brown Receives Highest Honors at Ashville School for Boys

Arthur Brown son of Mr and Mrs W M Brown of this city will graduate with highest honors as a senior at the Ashville School for Boys Ash ville North Carolina He earned the top rank in the entire class.

Arthur Brown W. M. Brown Ashville School For Boys Ashville North Carolina

Stewards of Clubs Convicted in Golf Row

Ten stewards of clubs are found guilty in a recent ruling. The decision concerns conduct during club activities and follows an investigation by league authorities.

Methods of the Clubs Explained Sold Checks or Coupons for Liquor

Roumanian Albino club steward Mark Avron and Sachsenheim club steward Joe Leh were found guilty of selling liquor without a license. The trials featured juries and judge Porter instructing on profit necessity for conviction. Members testified on organization with 29 members and a $4 joining fee and 50 cent monthly dues used for sick benefits, with about $75 in the treasury.

Mark Avron Joe Leh Sachsenheim Club Avron Judge Porter Sachsenheim W. S. Orris Dickey John Haupman

Higher degree for Dr Crawford at Allegheny College

Dr William H Crawford president of Allegheny college will receive an LL D from Northeastern University Evanston Illinois this week. He will preach the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday morning and attend his alma mater's commencement exercises. He returned from New York where he met the General Board of Education about the Half Million Endowment fund payment and reported satisfactory progress. The board has earmarked 100000 for Allegheny and will pay it as other subscriptions are paid.

Meadville William H. Crawford Allegheny College Crawford Northeastern University Evanston Ill New York General Board of Education General Board General Education Board

Master Appointed in Dicks Divorce Case

Attorney A. Martin Graham was named master to take testimony in the divorce suit A E Dicks versus Margaret Dicks. The appointment was announced this morning and sets the procedural path for taking evidence and related proceedings.

A. Martin Graham A. E. Dicks Margaret Dicks

Westminster college elects two new board members and hires

At New Wilmington on June 13 the Westminster college board elected Rev. D. W. McNaugher and Rev. A. R. Robinson to four year terms. Robert Metcalf Smith of Columbia University was named head of the English department, replacing H. E. Smith. The dean of women vacancy for Miss Elizabeth Torrey was referred to the prudential committee for summer filling. Degrees awarded to J. A. Van Ordell, Rev. Frank Getty, Rev. T. F. Cummings, and Rev. William A. Sunday. The endowment drive aims for October completion of the 400000 goal.

New Wilmington, Jr Westminster College New Wilmington D. W. McNaugher Pittsburg A. R. Robinson Robert Metcalf Smith Columbia University H. E. Smith Williams College Muehlenberg College University of Minnesota Elizabeth Torrey Prudential Committee J. A. van Ordsdell United States District Court Washington, D. C Frank Getty Philadelphia T. F. Cummings The India Mission William A. Sunday Synodical Committees Russell

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Billy D.D Wilmington Board of Westminster Russell Pays Sunday UHAS F. Parker Mrs Stanley Investigating Committee House of Representatives J. P. Morgan Steel Trust Shy al Crawford DR. Stevenson Dela Ware and Hudson Railway Company T. R ASSOC Historic College DR. R. M. Russell N. M. Waters DR. Crawford Northwestern University Westminster Board
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