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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1910

Page

10

Reunion Of Our Fifteenth Regiment At Butler

The annual reunion of the old Fifteenth Regiment of the National Guard of Pennsylvania will be held in Butler on June 20 and 21. The Spanish American War Veterans state encampment also takes place in Butler. delegates from across the state will attend, with emphasis on Fifteenth members. Festivities include trolley rides a banquet at Alameda Park and a campfire for reminiscences of National Guard days. Each veteran will receive a badge and Butler prepares hospitality for all attendees.

Old Fifteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania Butler Spanish American War Veterans’ Association Fifteenth Spain Alameda Park National Guard Old Fifteenth

Trolley Line Expansion Targets Stoneboro Sandy Lake

Demayo & company advances Slippery Rock to Grove City trolley work with rails due this fall. Rights of way secured between Slippery Rock and Butler and survey nearly complete. Potential connections to Pittsburg Harmony Butler New Castle lines affirm broader western Pennsylvania network. Rights of way also secured north to Sandy Lake and Stoneboro with Meadville link under consideration.

Mercer Demayo & Company Slippery Rock Grove City Butler Pittsburg Harmony New Castle Pennsylvania West Liberty Isle Prospect Mount Chestnut Sandy Lake Stoneboro Eastern Meadville

Freak Storm Hits Youngstown Business District

A freak storm raged through Youngstown on Thursday pouring rain and hail in the business section while the opposite side remained dry. The event disrupted usual activity as residents and shopkeepers assessed damage and sought shelter.

Youngstown

Accused of Bunco Schemes in Porter Township

John Jenkinson of Armstrong county was arraigned in Squire Corey's court on charges under the state livestock sanitary act. Porter township citizens inform that Jenkinson recently disposed of a cow to buyers for one dollar, later found bloated and diseased making the meat unfit for use. He was held for court.

Kittanning John Jenkinson Armstrong County Squire Corey Porter Township Jenkinson State Live Stock Sanitary Board

Daniels Elected Principal Of Coraopolis High School

Professor George E. Daniels, former Highland Avenue School principal and ex Standard Steel Car Company office worker, was elected principal of Coraopolis High School with four teachers and an advanced course. He previously led Sistersville High School in West Virginia and is Grove City College trained. He will resign from the car company soon.

George E. Daniels Highland Avenue Standard Steel Car Company Coraopolis Daniels Sistersville W. Va Grove City College

Heads of Clubs Report On Federation Activities

The Federation of Woman's Clubs executive committee met at Mrs. J. G. Nothdurft's home. Reports from Civic League, educational, sanitation, and juvenile court work highlighted school gardens, physical training, art, and bathroom conditions at stations and stores. A union meeting and regional federation plans were discussed.

Federation of Woman's Clubs J. G. Nothdurft Nothdurft M. A. Davidson W. E. Browne Civic League E. S. Phillips Charles Johnston A. M. Leohner Charles Greer Greer T. A. Patterson Department of Juvenile Court Nothdurst William Gleason Ridgway Circle of ‘89

Local Delegates Open Evangelical Lutheran Convention

The annual convention of the Young People's alliance of the Evangelical Lutheran church Pittsburg district opened at Beaver with delegates from Altoona Pittsburg New Castle and Beaver Valley towns. The convention is to close today.

The Young People’s Alliance of the Evangelical Association Pittsburg Lutheran Church Beaver Altoona New Castle Beaver Valley

Real Estate Transfers Include Ward Changes and Small Sums

A series of property transfers listed across wards and towns shows many deeds with nominal prices. Notable entries include Isa Cook to John R. McCullough Edenburg for 1 and Wr. H. Chambers to Charles W. Cook North Beaver for 10 000.

John Foster Mary C. Zerner Second Ward Willis O. Mayberry Cambrian Limestone Co Wampum Mary E. Ranney Robert Stewart South New Castle James C. McNabb Wallace _ H. Falls Third Ward Fred H. Stanley Wylie Lee Gilmore Seventh Ward Joseph V. Cunningham P. Y. & A. Railroad Co North Beaver Isaiah Cook John Wm. C. Kemp Union Linda Irish George C. Louden Fourth Ward Susan W. Davis Henry D. Smith Shenango Christina Wallace Susan W. Devis Wr. H. Chambers Charles W. Cook N. C. Dick B. L. Dick Maria Shoaff H. J. Whalen Margaret FE. Merriman Elizabeth G. Stritmater

Notice to Printers and News Paper Men

Printers and others connected with newspapers or the printing trade in New Castle are called to meet at The News office Sunday at 2 PM to attend the funeral and interment of Thomas Jefferson Mc Cleary former Democrat publisher. Services at 2:30 PM at the family residence Lee Avenue West side with Greenwood Cemetery interment to follow. Fred Lorentz.

New Castle Thomas Jefferson McCleary The Democrat Lee Avenue West Side Greenwood Cemetery Fred. LO Rentz

Macom Opens Furniture Store at Pittsburg Street

Macom announces a new furniture store at 74 Pittsburg Street featuring all new goods and the niftiest furniture of the season.

Macom Pittsburg Street

Terrible death for little girl in engine house accident

Bridget Sweeney five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sweeney of Clearfield township died in a farm well engine house accident. While visiting her father a belt swung her onto a belt wheel and crushed her as he rushed to aid her. The incident occurred at the McCrea and Flick farm where the father works as a pumper.

Bridget John Sweeney Clearfield Township McCrea Flick Butler Times

Two gas men killed at Ohio works fall from furnace

William Williams and Mich ael Shoski, millwrights, perished when overcome by furnace gas at the Ohio Works No 1 top furnace. Both fell 50 feet onto the cast house. Peter McDonough was gashed but rescued. Williams, 40, of 725 Harlem street, left a wife and three children.

Youngstown Ohio Works William Williams Michael Shoski Thomas McDonough Williams Shoski McDonough Harlem Street

Woman Struck Near Hubbard After Car Pursuit

Emma Mayer a 60 year old woman was struck by a car while trying to flag down a Youngstown and Sharon vehicle near Hubbard. She sustained serious injuries and may require amputation of a leg.

Hubbard Youngstown and Sharon Emma Mayer

Railroads Stop Regulator Push and Argue With Consumers

After a decade of friction with public regulation the railroads finally pause to negotiate with consumers. The shift signals potential changes in rate policy and service terms as industry officials meet consumer groups for talks.

Women sufferings and kidney cures urged in a Doan’s ad

A regional newspaper ad speaks to women's aches from back pains to kidney illness and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure. It quotes Mrs. Mary Stevens of New Castle Pa praising the remedy, notes price at 50 cents, and identifies Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.

Mary Stevens County Line Street New Castle Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Missionary Visit Highlights Beaver Valley Women’s Meeting

The closing session of the Women’s Missionary Society of Beaver Valley Presbytery featured a staged “A Missionary's Visit to a Harem” in a replica Egyptian room. Mrs. J. R. Alexander and Mrs. S. G. Hart enacted roles, with Hart as a native woman and Alexander as the missionary, followed by Bible study, music by Miss Ada Kerr, and devotionals. The next convention is planned for New Galilee in June 1911. Morning talks by Miss Mary Medard and others covered foreign work in the city, with pupils including Swedes Italians and Assyrians, and a letter from Miss Josephine White in India.

Women's Missionary Society of the Beaver Valley V. P Egypt J. R. Alexander G. Hart Alexander Alexander of Assio Hart Zagazig Nile Ada Kerr New Galilee Mary Medard D. F. Ralph Margaret Speer Gibson Miss Medard Josephine White Miss White India Sampson The Highland Church

Voice Returns After Six Months in Beaver Falls

James Brown a grocery clerk spoke aloud for the first time in six months after a December cold left him mute. He woke to breakfast calls from his wife and, overjoyed, danced a jig as his voice, once bass, returned as a pure tenor.

Beaver Falls James Brown Brown

Taxes Paid on 492 Dogs Now

Taxes have been paid on 492 dogs in this city this year. There are considerably more canines on the streets and the dog catcher remains busy. About 200 canines have been captured by the dog catcher since he started work this summer.

One Drunk Is Only Jail Occupant at Police Station

A single inebriate wandered into custody and spent the night in the cellar suite prison quarters. He prepared to depart this morning after the mayor offered him a chance to reform.

Police Station

RENGO BELT CORSETS Debut for Medium and Tall Figures

In the Corset Department two Rengo Belt Corset styles claim top form for stout figures. Style No. 41 targets medium builds and No. 43 suits tall figures, with a notable hip reduction and sleek waist to thigh line. Also available Style No. 500 at $3.00.

Grocer Sells Stock at 10 Percent Below Cost

To close out remaining groceries 10 percent off all items marked at cost except sugar. Sale begins Saturday June 18 and lasts four days. W. R. McKee, Grocer, 19 South Mill Street advises customers to stock up on extra fine goods at reduced prices.

Burson Hose Sale in New Castle at 16c a Pair

A New Castle store announces 720 pairs of Burson Fashioned Seamless Hose in black with ribbed tops and split soles. Described as manufacturer’s seconds but nearly flawless, they normally price at 25 cents a pair. During the sale they are offered for 16 cents per pair while the lot lasts.

New Castle Burson

Airdome Slashes Prices for All Seats to Ten Cents

Theatrical press agents announce new prices Monday night at the Airdome. Admission will be ten cents for all patrons, young or old, with a single nightly show and one weekly Saturday matinee. The Victor Stock company presents Woman Against Woman and high class specialties between acts. The venue is now covered, ensuring a rain or shine show with protection for attendees.

Airdome Victor Stock Company

Neshannonck Falls Visitors and Local Happenings

W J Blevins of Volant visited Friday evening. Camping parties plan Neshannock Falls as summer headquarters. Neshannock Stone moved a large derrick in the lower quarry Monday. Lyda Kaufman of Rose Point returned home after visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs C S Smith and son Earl of Wilmington Junction and Mrs W E Keen were callers Sabbath evening. John Whitstone injured after a fall on his doorstep. home confinement expected.

W. J. Blevins Volant Neshannock Stone Company Lyda Kaufman Rose Point John Kaufman C. S.smith Earl Wilmington Junction W. E. Keen John Whitstone

Hickman Guilty in First Degree

Beaver Pa June 18 After a three hour forty five minute deliberation the jury found Charles Hickman guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his wife on February 2 at Tenth street and Seventh avenue Beaver Falls The verdict ends a cold blooded case that shocked the county and jurors noted Hickman could face the death penalty.

Beaver Charles Hickman Hickman Tenth Street Seventh Avenue Beaver Falls

Free $3.50 Kidney Cure Recipe Promised

An advertisement offers a free recipe to cure weak kidneys within a week. It claims swift relief from scalding, frequent urination, back pain, and related symptoms. The promoter, Dr A B Robinson of Detroit, invites readers to request the prescription by mail without a doctor’s fee.

Dr. A. BE. Robinson Luck Building Detroit Mich

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. E. Daniels Coraopolis High School Teddy Jr Eleanor Butler Alexander Theodore Roosevelt, Jr New York City Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Derrick Pongee Himalaya Stritmater Store U. P. Church M’culloch & CO RENCO W. R. McKee S. Mill Street R. S. McCulloch & CO Neshannock Falls
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