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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

8

Convention Hall Scenes Show Fire Rules Friction At Roosevelt Fight

At the convention hall the fire marshal enforces an anti smoking rule and keeps aisles clear as tension rises among Roosevelt and Taft factions. Early in the session Hadley and allies outline positions on Texas California New Jersey and other contests with Kellogg opposing Heney as a distractive figure. Delegates seek seating while leaders arrange a staged clash over motions and order.

Iooe Flinn Hadley Clapp Kellogg Johnson Dixon Roosevelt Taft National Committee Root Barnes Senator Root Jim Wadsworth Btone Frank B Minnesota Francis J. Heney Heney San Francisco Tor California Texas George Record New Jersey Arizona Indiana Henry Allen Deneen

Doctor Recommends Cuticura For Pimples

A New York City man credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing a three month case of pimples and boils after a hospital course. The testimonial notes relief in a week and a half, with hospital staff also using the products. The ad touts Cuticura for skin and scalp conditions and offers free samples and a 32 page book.

Third Ave New York Fred Viebmeyer

Sidelights of Convention Hints of cost of living at national gathering

Mayor Lew Shank of Indianapolis rails against high living costs in Chicago with prices like 15 cents for a baked apple and 30 cents for fifteen strawberries. Delegates and onlookers share humorous glimpses from the convention as figures joke about bananas and coffee while ticket security and lodging woes surface.

Lew Shank Indianapolis Chicago

Roosevelt Fight Over Washington Delegates Continues

In Washington the dispute over Roosevelt delegates escalates as Col Roosevelt’s supporters claim fraud and illegitimate primaries. Dovall defends regular conventions and seats, citing a 150 member paid Roosevelt faction and illegal ballots in King county.

Col Roosevelt Washington Dovall State Committee King County Country Central Committee Taft Oyster Bay Rosevelt

Contested Delegates Spark Roosevelt Taft Row

At the national convention showdown, Hemenway defended the national committee's action on Indiana and Arizona contests, while Flinn pressed Penrose questions. Root interceded to restore order as delegates jeered, and Mrs. Fola LaFollette and George Middleton caused a milk and cracker moment during testimony.

Roosevelt Taft Root Gleason Hadley James Hemenway Indiana National Committee Flinn Hemenway Penn Sylvania Borah Frank Kellogg Andrews du Pont The Powder Trust Col. Roosevelt Alabama Cecil Lyon Texas Lyon Penrose New York Pennsylvania

Barber Shops Opened as Americans Embrace Hair Clippers

A note on barber shops expanding in the east as Chinese customers grow curious about American hair clippers and styles. The trend highlights cross cultural adoption of grooming trends and evolving beauty preferences.

Teachers Elected at N. Wilmington

June 19 New Wilmington officials announce next year’s staff. High school: Prof. R. T. Eckles, Miss Lulu Schoeller, Miss Bertha Nair. Grammar school: Miss Scott, Miss Martin, Miss Shannon. Eckles and Shannon new to the district. Eckles praised for Sharpsville service. Shannon noted as a successful local teacher. Plus social notes with residents in New Castle.

New Wilmington R. T. Eckles Lulu Schoeller Bertha Nair Scott Martin Miss Shannon

Italian Stabbed. Black Hand Hinted in Youngstown

Sam Rose an Italian of 2444 West Federal street was stabbed in the neck near West Federal street while leaving Jim Ross’s saloon after a celebration. He was taken to St Elizabeth's hospital with a severe neck wound. Police questioned companions who hinted at a Blackhand plot as the assailant fled toward Spruce street after firing four shots at Rose’s friends.

Youngstown Sam Rose West Federal Street Rose Jim Ross Sam Grieco Spruce Street St. Elizabeth's Hospital Blackhand

Matthews Aids New Castle Public Library Resources

Through the courtesy of Hon. Charles Matthews the New Castle Free Public Library is listed to receive Bureau of Commerce and Labor General Bulletins on the United States and Pennsylvania, the Thirteenth census abstract with Pennsylvania supplement, and final reports. Librarian Irene A. Hackett notes the material will be a valuable addition.

Charles Matthews New Castle Pennsylvania Irene A. Hackett

Charles Lawson Hurt at Can Works

Charles Lawson a can works employee was badly injured in a Wednesday afternoon incident at work. The Mahoning company's ambulance took him to Shenango Valley Hospital where doctors would assess his shoulder injuries and determine the severity.

Charles Lawson Can Mahoning Company Shenango Valley Hospital

Successful young businessman finds investor in father-in-law

In a Detroit Free Press snippet a remark about a young entrepreneur who succeeded by securing a father-in-law with capital to invest. The exchange hints at mentorship and funding sources shaping early business success.

Detroit Free Press

Missing Man Found at Sharon Hospital

John Sweesy who had been missing from his boarding place in Sharon was found in Elliott Hospital Sharon suffering from a severe typhoid fever attack. His wife Mrs Sweesy aided by relatives located him after he disappeared Thursday night and had mistaken his absence for a trip. He is in critical condition but receiving careful treatment with hope of recovery.

West Middlesex John Sweesy Sharon Elliott Hospital Sweesy Mr. Sweesy Middlesex A. A. Hodge

Ambridge Bank Reopens Hope Amidst Ongoing Receiver Work

Ambridge Pennsylvania June 19 The First National Bank of Ambridge remains closed with National Bank Examiner Robert D Garrett in charge as receiver. No authoritative information is available yet but officials say the charter will be protected and the bank may reopen under a conservative and strengthened plan.

Ambridge First National Bank of Ambridge National Bank Robert D. Garrett

Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule Highlighted

The Whitney Bible Study class led by Mrs. Mary J. McCommon will meet at 416 Epworth street on Thursday evening June 20 at 7 45. The district 57 Bible class will gather at Mrs. Carl Coulter on Ray street on Thursday at 2 pm. The Good Hope Bible class convenes at Mrs. Wilson 10 Sankey street Thursday evening June 20 with Miss Mary Birt and Miss Mary Jenkins set to sing. Mr Parker teaches.

Whitney Mary J. McCommon Epworth _ street Carl Coulter Ray Street Good Hope Wilson Sankey Street Mary Birt Mary Jenkins Parker

Marriage Licenses Arranged For New Castle Area Couples

A list of couples receiving marriage licenses includes William C. Speer and Elizabeth Morrison of New Castle, Charles F. Kelliher and Helen A. Dwyer of New Castle, Lela B. Patterson of Eastbrook and John A. Grant of Farrell, Alice M. Shoemaker of Sharpsville and Harry H. Turk of Hilybiards, Maude B. Thompson of Argentine and W Anson McKee of New Castle, Ruth A. Phillips of New Castle and George A. Allen of Louisville, Mary L. Porter of Moravia and Wm R. Stoughton Jr. of Pittsburgh, Marie M. Bauder of New Castle.

Wm. C. Speer New Castle Elizabeth Morrison Chas. F. Kelliher Helen A. Dwyer Lela B. Patterson Eastbrook John A. Grant Farrell Alice M. Shoemaker Sharpsville Harry H. Turk Hilybiards Maude B. Thompson Argentine W. Anson McKee New Stle Ruth A. Phillips New,castle George A. Allen Louisville Mary L. Porter Moravia

Burr Rodgers Confined by Illness at North Street Home

Burr Rodgers of North Street is confined to his home by an attack of auinsy.

Burr Rodgers North Street

Mind Reading Quip Cited In Chicago Record Herald

A Chicago Record Herald quote questions belief in mind reading. It adds humor about a wife being a good guesser who never waits for the husband to explain confusing thoughts. The snippet reflects a light conversational aside.

Chicago Reacord-Herald

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Cuticura Denn R.C. Co Columbus Ohio McKee’s North Mill Street George W. Perkins Medill McCormick Bill Barnes Bill Flinn Pittsburg Joe Nicodemus Statesman Coliseum John E. Yeats Iowa Hotel Sherman Sherman House John H. Green New Orleans Green Eugene Zimmerman Duchess of Manchester United States Great Britain Bia Jim Watson Fromm CA Duan AY St.Cloud Building E. Washington St ST. Cloud Building N. Wilmington Prof. Eckles Wm. Swagger W. L. Lorimer Clyde Amon W. J. Conway Miss Stella HON Chas. Matthews Chas. Lawson CAN Works Sharon Hospital Phillips Street Bell Phone J. C. McCready East Street Optometry No NEW Castle Dry Goods CO East Washington ST Norfolk Wales R. S. McCulloch & CO East Washington St Home Loan CO Cor. Mill Washington Sts Chocolate Shop Lawrence Laundry Co South Mill St the Optical Shop J. F. Lester Optometrist New Castle, Pa
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