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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
An assortment of fine Black Dress Goods offered at substantial discounts. Aisle table pieces priced at 85¢ a yard for $1.25 vales, Voiles cut from $1.75 to $1.50, $1.50 Voiles to $1.25, and $1.25 Voiles to $1.00. Plus a sale on colorful Voiles at 8¢ per yard.
All checks money orders drafts and communications should be addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
The Allentown Democratic convention moves forward as Cyrus LaRue Munson refuses the governorship citing health. Col. J. M. Guffey steers candidate selection while Munson’s fall from pedestal mirrors party tensions with Quay and Penrose aligned bosses.
In Allentown the Democratic convention faces a split after Munson withdrew from the gubernatorial race. Former Judge Gordon and Arthur Dewalt condemn the move while Munson cites personal and health reasons. The platform attacks tariffs, calls for trust regulation, economy, and school reforms as the party seeks unity and a renewed, people-centered government.
Mrs. T. M. Stott of Chicago, visiting her parents on Home Street, learned Wednesday morning of the death of her father-in-law T. J. Stott at his Princeton, Indiana home. He had many friends in the city who will be saddened by the loss.
County treasurer William E. Agnew requests payment of the 1910 county state and dog taxes in the court house treasurer's office to save a five percent abatement.
Mr and Mrs C F Norris of Sharon were guests of Mrs Norris parents Mr and Mrs J C McComb of New Hannock Avenue Tuesday for Clarke McComb wedding.
A collage of quips and anecdotes on fame, sports, scandals, and public figures. It catalogs celebratory roars for a star at his peak, a Marion death, a French actress touring America, a doctor’s failed cure, political jests, and local New Castle humor about bridges, judges, and headlines.
The Lawrence County Temperance region held its annual convention in Reform Presbyterian church with delegations from White Memorial Willard Memorial Westside and Arlington regions providing afternoon entertainment. Officers elected include Roy Manne Roy Allen Earl Williams Anna Dodds Gladys Conn Ray Robinson Salina Rashline Gula Allen Melissa Galbraith Marjorie Rhodes Clinton Keagy Louis Hanna Marian Hovey.
Mrs. Mary Bush of 103 Lafayette street Mahoningtown died Monday after a long illness from tubercular trouble at age 34. She leaves husband two children and father John M Dungan. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at the family residence with Rev R N Merrill officiating. burial in Bethel cemetery.
The display features summer headwear with black and white hats, lace and embroidery details, and a sunny style. Prices range from 50c to $7.50 with new sailor hats at $1.50 to $2.50 and ready to wear tables marked down to $1.50. The shop urges patrons to view the summery hats and take advantage of the clearance on ready to wear styles.
New Castle police arrested a vagrant on Washington Street who claimed to be deaf and dumb. He contradicted himself repeatedly while writing notes about being a Maine mine survivor. Locked up, he awaits a few days to think over his story as officers investigate his true identity. He says he lives in Washington DC and came from Youngstown.
Three trainloads of picnickers from Homestead and nearby areas arrived in the city this morning. About 2,000 people gathered at Cascade Park for a day of recreation.
Thursday, June 16 marks the final open day for the New Castle Freeman Library founded by So Wee to circulate books. After that date all volumes must be returned as the association prepares to transfer the library to the city. William Barnes of Briar Hill has been arrested for breaking into a Youngstown saloon and stealing two quarts of whiskey and $200.
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