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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
6
Resentment against the government grows as czarist autocracy is blamed for dissolving parliament. A douma committee report exonerates social democratic deputies amid calls for a purge, outlining how the autocratic regime would proceed and the authorities’ actions.
John Mulcahy was arrested Sunday night around 10 o clock after entering Freid Hammond s residence on North Liberty Street over Breast s restaurant. He faced charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and larceny and was released under suspension of sentence after a mayoral hearing. Others arrested on suspicion included G F Gallagher D Cupp J A Mishton I M Brooks and C A Craddock.
Concord New Hampshire June 11 The next friends and plaintiffs in the suit to uncover Mary Baker Eddy assets filed a motion seeking an investigation into the good faith of the case. The defense previously asked for a master inquiry and the court paused further action. The plaintiffs argue the matter should be examined and other proceedings paused until cleared.
Hugh Graham owner of the Stroud hotel swore out a warrant before Alderman Mayne charging J. R. Edwards alias C. C. Norris with cheating and defrauding a carding house keeper. Edwards is alleged to have stolen a satchel from F. C. Harley, a Newark traveling man, with warrants served on Edwards at the county jail today.
June 17 Chicago reports an agreement to arbitrate the differences between the teamsters and the packers. A board of abdication is to be chosen, while workers continue at their posts until a decision is reached.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills stop headaches quickly without addictive or digestive harm. It notes no opiates or sedatives and describes nerves as the headache source while praising their soothing effect and safety when used as directed. A Detroit, Michigan user testimonial supports efficacy.
Impressive rites for Matthew Diamond held Monday at St Marys church with a requiem mass by Rev O Shea and interment in St Marys cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Joseph Kenna Frank Connery James Sullivan Patrick Travis Edward Cavander and James Rogan.
Louis H. Van Riper testified that Edwin S. Holmes Jr. used advance crop-report information to profit in the market. He described a Raleigh conference where Holmes claimed a sixty dollar gain and outlined plans to share forthcoming reports with Price and Van Riper. The witness cited exchanged letters detailing forthcoming reports and trading actions.
Donald Deacon a long time Ellwood resident died at his Franklin avenue home from dropsy. He was 85, formerly of Trenton New Jersey, and a Presbyterian church member. Survived by wife and two children John and Abbie. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at home, remains to be shipped to Trenton for interment at 4 42 pm.
An explosion at a Carnegie company blast furnace in Sharon on Monday morning injures several workmen, none seriously, and tears the roof from a building. A fire follows but is controlled quickly. overall damage is described as not large.
Rumors circulated Monday that Shenango and Greer tin mills would close for repairs in early July. Superintendent Pyre was asked to verify and denies any orders for a shutdown.
Deputy Prothonotary R M Campbell and chaplain of the Pennsylvania division will depart for Scranton on Tuesday to attend the annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans.
Wade's photos offered full figure or head and shoulder pictures in quarter size cabinets at 25c per dozen this week, available at Euwer's store located at 2543.
The dry goods stock at McKee and Mitchell on North Mill Street sold Monday afternoon to Meldrum and Co of Buffalo for 16101.50, below the appraised value of 16600. The bidding started at 5000, with a spirited rise to 12000, then 15100 before Meldrum secured the lot by a final bid of 16101.50. Trustee Hice received the payment, while McKee challenges Mitchell’s financial interest and lawsuits for damages loom as creditors may join the action.
Sheriff J W Waddington announces a special sheriff sale of seized city lots. Properties include 40 by 130 on Delaware Avenue Walton, 40 by 120 on Young Street Second Ward, 40 by 120 on Morris Street South New Castle, and two 40 by 72 lots on Rigby and Francis Streets South New Castle. Sale set for Monday July 8 at the court house.
Cassie Chadwick once dubbed the woman wizard of finance lies critically ill in the penitentiary hospital in Columbus Ohio. After refusing bed rest for months she weakened last Friday and was moved to the hospital where she has received constant medical care since. Her son Emil has been notified. She suffers from rheumatism and complications.
Washington June 17. Senator Beveridge marries Miss Katherine Eddy of Chicago. Eddy spent winters in Washington and was seen with Beveridge during the last session. She joined him on walks and accompanied him to the capitol, showing keen interest in his anti child labor bill. Beveridge has been a widower since 1890.
Boston crowds mark the 132nd anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with a Charlestown bonfire seen by over 30 000 people. Businesses suspend as fireworks and patriotic exercises fill the day in a regional observance.
The Japanese Industrial society in San Francisco proposes a nationwide movement to lift Japanese labor wages by 40 percent in all lines of work. It envisions an eight hour day and asks Japanese communities in cities nationwide to act in concert.
Franis Potter nephew of Bishop Potter and secretary at Lisbon, plans to marry Miss Gwendolyn Carey in London during the second week of July. Carey is granddaughter of Mrs. William H. Playford, a wealthy Western Pennsylvania figure, and details of Carey’s past are hinted through the Playford family saga.
Brief items report local and international incidents including dynamite threats on Cosimo Bruscato, injuries to Charles L. Lavers, Berlin’s anger over the triple alliance confirmation, a major gas plant fire in Wilmington Delaware, Rockefeller witnessing a baptism at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, a Boston motor vehicle fire destroying Back Bay garage, Big Ed Kelly’s life sentence, a ship captain’s Hampton Roads sighting, and a Mount Union student held for travel to a Niagara Y M C A conference.
Manila June 17 reports William Randolph Hearst seeks to buy a Yokohama English language daily newspaper. The item mentions various unrelated musings about stage careers and poultry schemes, with a quoted question about exploiting Sam Brouse the fisherman and a note about him selling fish.
A fragment quoting Lady Today reflecting on being 30 and wondering why her parents did not postpone their wedding by ten years. The source blends a satirical line from Fliegende Blaetter with a personal voice on age and marriage timing.
A man who never makes enemies is a Mod deal like a post hole after the dirt has been shoveled back into it.
A noted quotation by Alfonso X contrasts tyrannical destruction with prudent trimming as a lesson in governance and restraint. The aphorism highlights leadership that favors necessary pruning over sweeping uproots.
A convict explains to a prison visitor that he imitated a rich man's signature on a check to flatter him. The visitor reacts with disbelief at the attempt.
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