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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
Lizzie Callahan sues Frank Callahan in Youngstown for a second divorce claiming marriage in 1897, prior alimony of 500 dollars, repayment deceit, a promised $2,000 house, an $1,800 mortgage placed on it, and leaving her after borrowing 400 dollars of alimony.
Purely personal items note Wu Ting Fang's son at a Washington high school cadet corps. 14 Church of England prelates abstain from alcohol, including Canterbury and London bishops. Josiah Oldfield says bishops opposed abolishing capital punishment after polling. Col Denby praised for Chinese language skills. Prosper D'Epinay casts John Paul Jones in plaster. Foster quips US plural or singular. Fairfax Court House unveils portraits of Washington and George Mason.
Fragmented phrases explore pity love and humor, necessity as cruel stepmother, religion in pews, forgiveness, pride and business. Notes on flirtation, abuse timing, and excuses in love, with a closing line about a man apologizing to a loving woman.
A Chicago Post tale says Mr Snively of Buffalo meets a woman who calls him Mr Harlan on a street car and later an inn announces him as Mr Marlan. He suspects a confidence game but notes repeated mistaken identity as he travels.
Nebraska man John T. Bailey of Hastings marries Miss Jeanette James of Kansas City after a chance train encounter. Bailey, a traveling agent for a Chicago advertising company, mediates for her fiancé in Marysville, Kansas, then marries the next day with the Elks hosting a supper before the couple departs for Washington. The bride, 19, from a prominent Kansas City family, is an accomplished young woman.
Ammonia darkens woodwork. Parsley and salt remove onion breath. An Australian breakfast dish uses potatoes and fish in a baked layer with butter. Bread cutouts browned in oven. Spinach with butter and seasonings. serve in bread boxes topped with grated yolk. Wash clothes with hard soap and turpentine for whitening. add salt to starch for better results. Ironing starch mistreated with soapy water prevents sticking.
Mrs. J. M. Goldmyer of Indian Rain died Wednesday from blood poisoning caused by a laceration from a patent skirt supporter. The incident, reported in the local notices, notes the unusual cause and the victim’s residence.
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A strange man driving a sorrel team paid a five dollar fine for disturbing peace then appeared dead on a sidewalk at 3 a.m. An inquest led by Coroner and mayor Henry Kelly found heart failure as the verdict. He rose, sang, and was later fined again before driving off.
A tired man struggles against healthy rivals as DeWitt's Littlearty Risers are promoted to ease constipation. Local outlets like Talaley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Central Drug Store and Long Avenue are mentioned in a brief notice.
Retail page lists several women’s suits with descriptions and prices. Blue and white polka dot madras, grass linen, plain color chambrays, linen lawn and plain lawns feature waist blouses, sailor collars, braids, and wide flounce skirts priced from 2.25 to 6.00 dollars.
Charles W Bitner of Mexico City travels to his old New Castle home for a two month vacation after a 15 year absence He is scale inspector for the Mexican Central railway and plans visits to relatives and acquaintances across several states He is the son of the late Park Bruner and formerly resided on Croton
Train service notes a Pullman Sleeper bound for Chicago on the P and L E railroad. Departure is listed at 6:65 p.m. and arrival at Chicago around 7:60 a.m.
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