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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
5
Edward McKee of the Lawrence Savings and Trust Company sustained a painful ankle sprain during a ball game with the National Bank of Lawrence County team. He is suffering considerably and will likely be confined to his home.
William Jennings Bryan outlines a plan to end the European war through U S mediation. He argues for ongoing offers of mediation, a broad peace education, and postwar treaties preventing hostilities after investigation. He cites The Hague spirit and calls for a global coercive peace movement led by neutral nations.
The Boys' orchestra of the YMCA gave an enthusiastic program last evening with assisting soloists from the New Castle Symphony Orchestra. Edward F. Kurtz directed a high standard show featuring Miss Margaret Sankey, I. J. Miller, Loyal Carson, and several instrumental pieces including Strauss and Brahms Joachim selections.
Paraphernalia moved from the armory to the Troop F rifle range at Eastbrook for summer use. Sanitary police conduct house to house canvases in the Eastside district and order cleanup where needed. No typhoid cases in six weeks. one hospital case traced to Pulaski. Health officer Harper says conditions should be good with cleanup progress. A beggar, Harrison Huffman of Cleveland, 23, was arrested after an inquiry near Park avenue. Dumping at Croton Marshall dump is to stop. a watch will be set to catch violators. Councilmen inspect East Moody avenue to adjust a sidewalk at J. C. Gilfillan property.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a character hustling for a loan as he anticipates a large check the next day. An elderly man offers to lend ten units, reflecting a casual transaction amid financial pressure. This excerpt captures a streetwise exchange from a New York World piece.
A first person portrait of sunfish or mola leaps and heavy weights exceeding a thousand pounds. The tale spans Florida St Johns River in 1875 to Santa Catalina and Isles of Shoals with big fish on hooks and bold jumps. Other jumpers include pompano pompano and barracuda with vivid coastal observations.
Bandits wreck the Bethesda Ohio postoffice in a suspected robbery attempt. Bloodhounds were sent from St. Clairsville and authorities enforce the building’s closure until the sheriff arrives.
An evening gathering is held for boys interested in the Boy Scouts. Bran nigan comments on a baby and asks about a photo, while the father notes the portrait has not yet been taken after much effort.
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