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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
London reports declining pauperism with a 40 year perspective. March quarter figures show a drop to 25.5 per 1000, indoor paupers rising slightly while outdoor fall dominates. England and Wales also post a general decline to 22.7 per 1000 from 47.1 in 1870.
The Victor Stock company opens a week at the Airdome next Monday night with a highly praised, popular priced show. New plays and strong specialties promise top entertainment as management signals only quality acts. Ladies admitted free Monday night with a matinee slated for Saturday the 18th.
A father and son debate where a third eye would be best. The father values business insight from behind, while the boy prefers a finger eye to watch the ball game. The exchange contrasts work focus with personal pleasure.
Franklin Pa June 17 This is the story of Grove City hospital receiving 500 from Uncle Joe Sibley. He offered 500 against 500 that Wheeler would be nominated. editor C A Lawrence did not accept. After the primary Sibley sent 500 to be given to the hospital. A New York draft arrived June 10 and was turned over to the hospital treasurer.
Ruth Burnes, aged 87 or 88, widow of Samuel Burnes and mother of Coston David James and Mrs. Charles Rauscher, died at her son David Burnes home in Rochester after paralysis and old age ailments. She was a Unionville M B E church member. Funeral Friday at 10 at 422 Vermont Avenue Rochester, with burial in Burnes Cemetery Unionville.
In Rochester Pennsylvania Mrs Ida Miller 28 was shot dead in a Water Street rooming house shortly after 1 am. Bartender Walter Woods of Hotel Ford was arrested at the police station after being found in the room with a smoking revolver claiming accidental discharge. Mrs Miller mother is William Ruth Kane Pa. wife of seven years had not lived with her husband recently. A five year old daughter is with friends in Rochester. Woods says he was cleaning the gun when it went off. No statement from the victim could be obtained.
Youngstown Ohio June 16 William Collins twenty of Akron held on a Summit county warrant for violating the white slave law arrested here yesterday afternoon He was identified by S D Quillen who said Collins enticed his wife Clara to go to Youngstown With him Later Mrs Quillen and Mary Smith nineteen were found with Collins at a resort and confined with Quillen held as a witness Quillen had issued the warrant a week earlier and had searched for his wife since
A man identified as O. W. Gwthorne was found beside the Youngstown rail line yesterday claiming a train strike. He was in severe distress and transported by ambulance to a hospital, but reports indicate he sustained no injuries at the scene.
Swiss towns including Altdorf Zurich Lucerne Stanz and Aarau are submerged or partially under water after floods. A factory in Altdorf collapsed killing 11 workers mostly children as landslides and river overflow escalate devastation across the region.
In Sharpsville Pennsylvania a brakeman named Harry Hauk, about 30, was killed while coupling on the Bessemer line between Albion and Erie. His head was crushed between cars, death immediate. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
Charles Alger of Boyles avenue resigns from American Sheet Tinplate after about a year and departs Thursday for Cleveland to become order clerk at the company’s Newburg offices.
An old style advertisement invites readers to mail a coupon for a free trial package of a supposedly harmless hair removal remedy. It promises a no cost, fast return mail delivery and declares the product has cured thousands without burning or damaging skin.
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