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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
New Castle Garbage Plant Upsets Citizens With Delays And Odors
A citizen letter condemns the New Castle garbage plant lease and service delays. It cites excessive taxes for the facility, stalled delivery of garbage cans, and foul wagon odors. The writer urges canceling the lease and restoring satisfactory public service. It also notes an article on taming fish by a Swiss doctor, with Stran d Magazine reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Apdegraph
The Human Brain Size Through History
The brain has not steadily grown since the palaeolithic era. Prof. Lankester notes as an illustration that Isaac Newton’s brain was not much larger than that of an Australian black man, as reported by London Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lankester
Isaac Newton
London
History and spread of glass through ancient civilizations
The history of glass spans over eight millennia with early production in Egypt and later use by Greece and Rome as an important adjunct to luxurious living. The passage traces how glassmaking developed across these civilizations and influenced daily life and material culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Greece
City Depository
Rhodes
German Process Makes Medicines Tasteless by Squid Agar
A new German method makes medicines nearly tasteless by absorbing them in squid form with natural agar agar, followed by granulating pulverizing and drying to finalize the product.
City Seeks Compromise on Hale Creek Bank and Street Plans
City officials pursue a compromise over the Hale Creek bank removal and the Shenango street tracks dispute with Erie Railroad. Council orders surveys, considers legal steps, and aims to place library maintenance funding on February ballots. A plan for joint pole use and a depository bid process is also set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Creek
Erie Railroad Company
Shenango Street
First Ward
Shenango River
West Washington Street
Milholland
Carnegie
Gardner
Oklahoma Statehood Sparks Party Politics and Railway Ties
The article discusses Oklahoma’s upcoming statehood and a Democratic tilt with seven electoral votes. It notes tensions over the Square Deal, federal influence, carpetbaggers, and rail fare, while mentioning prohibition trends and Indian population shaping political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Washington
Hints and Dints and Odd Sayings from The News
A collector of pithy quips notes humor amid heat protests and civic curiosities. Items touch on politics and graft, marriage name changes, auto affordability, and a New York court ruling that oysters are wild animals, with light observations on baseball and street railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Marys Commencement Honors Local Graduates
St Marys parochial school holds its 1907 commencement Thursday evening in the school auditorium. Five graduates Stella Fulkerson Elizabeth Ackerman Gertrude O Laughlin Edward Heinrich and Michael Nolan receive diplomas. The program features choral numbers elocution acts and two orations with Rev F F O Shea and Prof T Driscoll directing and Misses Annie Eagen Mary Heinrich as pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Stella Fulkerson
Elizabeth Ackerman
Gertrude O'Laughlin
Edward Heinrich
Michael Nolan
Revival of the Roses
Charlotte Griffith
F. F. O'Shea
Macy Senior Choir
Prof
T. Driscoll
Anna Eagen
Mary Heinrich
Fifth Ward Briefs Topical Mini Notices
John Grey of Hamilton street has recovered after several days illness. Fred Morgan of South Mill street transacted business in Sharon Monday. Mr and Mrs Ed King of Pennsylvania avenue visited Youngstown. Abbie and Jane Trick of Hamilton street visited New Bedford. Mrs Peter Stevenson of Division street concluded a visit with relatives in New Bedford. Mrs P Ryan of Home street returned Monday after a short visit. Miss Cora Miller of Steubenville visits her sister. Mrs Walter Turner of Pennsylvania avenue and Beatrice Reese of South Mercer street visit Sharon. Mr and Mrs William Asberry of Pennsylvania avenue visited Green ville with her parents. Ellis Jackson of Chester West Virginia concluded a pleasant visit with B S Morgan and family of South Mill street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Stevenson and daughter Dorothy of Pennsylvania avenue visited Sharon recently. Dan Williams of Pollock avenue, seriously ill for several weeks at Mount Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Thomas
South Mercer Street
W. H. Loller
Youngstown
W. H. Davis
Phillips Street
John Bowden
East Long Avenue
William Morris
Sharon
Martha McNeil
Pollock Avenue
Thomas Reese
South Sharon
Belle Gardner
Donora
W. M. Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Franklin
Frank Gardner
Irene Woodcock
Bleakley Avenue
Edward Ellis
Hamilton Street
Dana Musical Institute
Warren, O
Ellis
Miss Woodcock
John Grey
Fred Morgan
South Mill Street
Ed King
Abbie
Jane Trick
New Bedford
Peter Stevenson
Division Street
P. Ryan
Home Street
Cora Miller
Steubenville
Walter Turner
Beatrice Reese
Ellis Jackson
Chester
W. Va
B. S. Morgan
Thomas Stevenson
Dorothy
Dan Williams
Mount Clemens
Bessemer Officials Visit Limestone Plant Monday
Officials of the Bessemer Limestone company visited their plant west of Edenburg Monday afternoon. The trip was made in a special following a regular Pennsylvania passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Limestone Company
Edenburg
Pennsylvania
Foreman Fights Off Italian Overpaid Cash Error
William McGinnis, a Millerton limestone quarry foreman in Hillsville, restrained an irate Italian who tried to stab him after a pay dispute. McGinnis wrestled and disarmed the man as two Americans aided, the knife seized, and the assailant fled into the woods. detectives searched the area without locating him. Mrs. John Dean and her son Howard returned from West Middlesex visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGinnis
Millerton
Hillsville
McGinnis
Logan
John Stewart
Herman Medard
Greatest Ever This Week at Euwer's Store
Wade's photos feature full figure or head and shoulder snapshots in quarter size cabinets priced at 25c per dozen this week. Euwer's store at 25413 offers the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Euwer
Matinee Races at Driving Park This Friday
Matinee races at Driving Park on Friday June 21 start at 2 p m with admission 25 cents. Miss Hazel Webster of Pine Street is guest of friends in West Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
West Middlesex
Fireworks Ahead as Patterson Stationery Promotes Stock
Patterson Stationery, Roy F. Brandon’s old stand, announces the largest fireworks assortment yet for July 4th planning. They emphasize wholesaling to retailers and urge early purchase while manufacturers are sold out. Includes legal caution on items like canes and dynamite and promotes home displays with flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Stationery Company
New Castle
Roy F. Brandon
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Lydia
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NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
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