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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for chronic coughs and lung disease. It claims safety with alcohol but no narcotics and cites Miss Dorcas A. Lewis of Washington DC declaring relief after years of illness. Free Common Sense Medical Adviser offered by mail for 21 stamps.
Scores from American and National Games show Philadelphia routing Milwaukee 6 to 0 and Chicago blanking Baltimore 12 to 0. Detroit defeated Boston 11 to 6 while Washington–Cleveland was rained out. Today's AL schedule includes Chicago at Baltimore and Cleveland at Washington.
Boston plays Pittsburg New York faces Chicago Philadelphia meets Cincinnati and Brooklyn visits St Louis in today’s basketball schedule with four cross league games.
Christy Matthewson writes in the New York Journal about a curtailed loss to the Pirates. He cites wildness and loss of drop ball deception, notes Clarke Ritchey and Leach hit well, and admits peak form but uncertain snap. He remains confident and vows to pitch Giants to more victories despite criticism.
The article explains how owners lease racing stock to others who ride the profits and losses. It cites examples from English and American racing where horses race under assumed names to conceal real ownership. Notable cases include Volodyovski and King Edward using aliases to enter races.
The baseball fans of Rutler are deeply distressed by the local team's heavy loss to Renfrew on Wednesday, with supporters lamenting the defeat and awaiting next game prospects.
New Castle resident Mrs. Mary Frazier endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after husband Frazier's two year struggle with kidney pains and brick dust in urine. She bought a box at Hutton's drug store and found similar relief for her own symptoms. Sold at McKinley & Haley's for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A historical account notes that injuries benefited the National League easing difficulties and expresses hope that conflicts with Mr. Freedman are resolved, reflecting behind the scenes tensions and cleanup efforts within the league.
An anticipated baseball game is set for Cascade grounds this Saturday afternoon. The Cascade Athletic Club hosts Ellwood City with a 3 45 gate opening, lineup featuring Klindienst, Daugherty, Harrah, Campbell, Patton, Perry, Rhodes, Smith, Murray for Cascade and King Johnston Clark Nelson Law Thaner Johnston Wayman Rodgers for Ellwood.
Mrs J W Robinson of Madison Avenue sold her Seventh Ward residence for 3700 dollars to Mr McIlwain of West Virginia who will move into the Buchanan House on Mahoning Avenue after April 1. J D Newell and party returned from Slippery Rock after visiting their oil well shot at 550 feet yielding four gallons of oil with no prior test. The P and L E company plans to fill an acre and three fourths triangle eight feet deep with cinder and gravel to complete the yard fill below Gardner Avenue, base along Gardner Avenue.
The larger dwelling on Ashland avenue and Lacock street, built in 1842, was receiving its first repairs on a Thursday as new siding was installed on the kitchen.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Zahnizer hosted about 25 members of the Domino club at their Cedar Street residence Thursday evening with refreshments and socializing.
James Robinson’s residence on Cedar Street near Clayton Avenue has a fresh paint job and a neatly graded front yard. Charles Brown lives there.
An estimated crowd exceeding 1,000 gathered Wednesday at Westfield to mark the anniversary of Reverend Taylor's ministry. The large turnout reflected strong community support for the pastor and his work.
A large mud hole on Lacock Street south of the P. and L. E. station requires immediate filling with gravel or slag to restore passage.
Mrs Lew Wallace of Madison avenue is very ill. Various residents from New Middletown Mount Air and North Beaver township called on friends Thursday. Dr C W Davis went to Newport on professional business. Box factory workers whitewashed a new board fence on Cedar street. Flora Evans of Pulaski visiting the Evans family on Liberty street. Weather storm damage to be detailed in The News. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets offered at Hutton’s Pharmacy with samples free.
Local fanciers plan a pigeon race today with 20 entrants from the New Castle Homing Pigeon Club. Birds were released at the exposition grounds this morning and should arrive by evening. Weather conditions en route may affect the results. Also advertised are medical tonics and skin remedies from Paisley’s and Hutton’s pharmacies, including Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
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