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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
10
The notice highlights a June sale featuring thinner fabrics for summer including ginghams percale Zephyrs lawns dimities poplins and more. It emphasizes a larger wash fabrics line and extra good values for shoppers.
Gingham and print fabrics offered at reduced June sale prices. Apron ginghams in blue green or brown 9c yard, shirting prints 7x and stripes 5c to 6 3-4c, dress ginghams 27 inch 10c reduced to 6 3-4c, cotton pongee 18c, cotton poplin 18c, mercerized foulards 15c.
Stanley Ketchel set to defend his middleweight title against Sam Langford at Coffroth's club in San Francisco on July 2. The twenty five round bout offers sixty to the winner and forty to the loser, with catchweights and Langford allowed to enter at any weight.
President Taft rides from Washington to Marietta Ohio for the Muskingum academy anniversary events and two addresses. He will receive a degree at the Congregational church and speak on northwest higher education before departing for Parkersburg West Virginia.
The prosecution against John T. Mongan of the state constabulary collapsed as witnesses failed to identify him as the shooter in the Bethlehem Steel strike death of Joseph Szambo. Judge Scott directed a verdict of not guilty.
W H Ellis of Washington street and Fred Tellman of Grant street have recovered from recent operations at Shenango Valley hospital and returned home greatly improved. Albany Governor Hughes signed the Agnew Perkins bill to end all book making and pool selling in the state, whether oral or otherwise.
Brown six year old gelding trained for pacing and driving now offered by Charley Burch. Described as stylish gentle and handsome with fine lineage including dam Jack Beauty by Young Jim Car. Suitable for a lady or gentleman. Contact C. Brooks Bell 1584 or 256-13.
An entrepreneur named Neuwahl exits and a large stock of fine shoes will be sold off quickly in a closing-out sale. The notice promises a swift liquidation of premium footwear to clear inventory.
The Neuwahl shoe store will close soon as the property is leased to others and fixtures sold. The owner plans a rapid liquidation of remaining stock with special pricing before vacating. The store will close Thursday and Friday for stock rearrangement, reopen Saturday morning, and likely continue sale for a short period.
Members of the Lawrence Sports men's club held their annual meeting and re elected Hon. R. L. Wallace as president, R. L. Grandy as vice president, Frank Fisener as secretary, and Charles C. Duff as treasurer. The advisory board includes T. C. Elliott Edward Brindle Charles R. Davis and W. G. Kennedy. The camp is part of the Order of United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania and aims to stock rivers and enforce game laws. A resolution asked the state legislature to allow informants a share of fines to improve enforcement. The session was enthusiastic with strong interest.
The testimony describes Mrs Lischinsky's actions after her husband was shot and her movements to the second floor of the home. A revolver with two cartridges, a 32 caliber, was found in its place. Coroner Cox notes the couple's hilltop outing as suspicious. She remains confined at Central police station as morning notes show her crying in tears.
A notice invites readers to arrange home newspaper delivery during summer absences. Customers can have The News sent to them regardless of location by prepaid weekly fees of ten cents or one dollar for four months. Orders must be placed at the office, with no carrier or agent authorized to take orders.
London June 15 Queen Mary has been chosen regent if King George dies before the Duke of Cornwall comes of age. In the commons Premier Asquith introduced the regency bill naming Queen Mary as prospective regent. The choice surprised many and follows the king's intention to make the Duke of Connaught governor general on his return from his South African tour.
A list of marriage licenses issued to individuals in and around Altoona Hollidaysburg New Castle New Castle Harlansburg Volant Canton Ohio New Brighton Beaver Falls and nearby towns. Names include Edna E Bickel Catherine V O Leary James Gilfillan McKissick Alice Margaret McConnell Richard J McComb Clara Belle Clarke Harry E McGaffie Jessie L Miller Chas H Thomas Anna Calvie Peter Zbegien Marga Kozal Carl Stevens Amelia Hammersmith and others. The brief notice records couples and locales without dates or further details.
The annual convention of the National League of Republican clubs in New York was postponed to September due to Congress adjournment. Taft ordered the delay, while Roosevelt reportedly declined the keynote. The event is now set for September 17 in New York.
A medical note discusses using a slipper-based therapy to address temporary hearing loss in children. Experts warn the approach lacks scientific backing and urge conventional care.
Chicago report details Browne core defense that a vast political plot framed Lorimer and Browne with Rep Charles White as tool. Cross examination reveals White was offered money to testify and Browne urged secrecy about Joliet. White recalls meeting Browne at the St Nicolas hotel and being offered $1000 for Lorimer vote.
The long distance aerial record remains with Uncle Joe who has stayed aloft for months, never touching ground since March. The New York Evening Post notes the feat continues as the pilot maintains the record despite no landings.
Health officers fight a small diphtheria outbreak with about fifteen cases, most found in the past week. Cases span multiple city areas with daily new reports, quarantines strict to curb spread, as officials warn the unusual timing and risk of a wider epidemic.
Personal mentions report two new births to Mr and Mrs James Macini of Croton avenue and Mr and Mrs James Twad die of Martin street. Mrs G W Veach of Wilmette Illinois visits daughter Mrs Fred Jameson of Milton street. Joseph Maroney returns from near Point Pleasant West Virginia. Mrs Lawrence Johnson travels to Washington for yesterday's Johnson Hayes wedding. Mrs Thomas Mullain visits with daughters Mrs T S Allen and Miss Grace Mullain. Mrs Robert Allen of Denver visits her mother on Beaver street then stays with Mrs James Cunningham and Mrs J W Cunningham on North Mill street.
Farmer Corn tessell answers a name question about a lazy horse, saying he eats and kicks, reflecting a humorous rural quip cited by the Washington Star. The exchange highlights old time farmyard banter and playful horse nicknames.
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