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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

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Tragic Drowning Of Three Boys Near Cement Plant

Three young brothers Leo Gallagher 13 Roy Gallagher 11 and Louis Dale 11 drowned Sunday at the New Portland Cement power plant lake north of Cascade Park. A man afraid of water fled to fetch help after shouting the danger. witnesses questioned his claim as he left the scene. Thieves later stole tools from McMyler Manufacturing in Warren worth $150.

Big Run Pittsburg Street Cascade Park New Castle Portland Cement Company New Portland Cement Company Charles Anderson W. H. Henderson Henderson Anderson McMyler Manufacturing Company Warren

Gallagher Brothers Funeral Arrangements

The funeral for Leo and Roy Gallagher is set for Wednesday at 9 AM at St. Mary’s Church with interment in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Lewis Dale’s funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM at the family residence with interment at Oak Park Cemetery.

Leo and Roy Gallagher St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery Lewis Dale Oak Park Cemetery

N. C. Glee Club Members Honored

The New Castle Glee club held a Sunday meeting at the Welsh Congregational church. Thomas Inkin and Griffith James receive gold watches as tokens of respect before departing for Wales. The club announced a members' picnic next month at stop 82 on the Youngstown car line, with a later public outing planned.

New Castle Thomas Inkin Griffith James Wales H. Bonna Youngstown

Disseminators Paid by Candidates Schedule

A brief item notes that individuals described as disseminators were compensated by candidates. The piece outlines the existence of payment arrangements and mentions that the schedule or timetable includes these payments, without detailing amounts or identities.

Deshon Case 15 Before Court In False Pretense Trial

W S Moore sues Charles B Deshon for false pretense after selling Leslie House furnishings alleged plus Pittsburg lots not delivered as agreed. Civil action seeks 12000 damages. Trial expected to take most of Tuesday with next case Commonwealth v Blackwood over Florence Carnes death.

W. S. Moore Charles B. Deshon Moore Deshon Pittsburg Commonwealth T. J. Blackwood Florence Elizabeth Carnes Drs. Ralston Zelienople L. Vere Laird

Beaver College Names William W. Foster Jr President

Beaver Pa June 21 Rev Dr William W Foster Jr of Troy conference elected president of Beaver College succeeding Dr George D Crissman who has resigned.

Beaver, Pa Board of Trustees Beaver College William W. Foster, Jr Troy N. Y George D. Crissman

Mr Raffles offers 25 for holder of News copy in New Castle

A public stunt by a press agent for Mayme Gardner Company asks residents to carry The News and shout You are the Mysterious Mr. Raffles of The New Castle News to win 25 dollars. Daily street sightings and Airdome theatre ads will guide seekers.

New Castle News Mr. Raffles Raffles Mayme Gardner Stock Company Airdome Neshannock Avenue New Castle The Airdome Theatre

Campaign expense lists reveal disseminators and watchers

Campaign expense accounts filed after the race show Thomas W. Dickey paying 186.50 for disseminators and watchers, with Samuel Cooper receiving 40 as a disseminator. Dr J. R. Cox spent 268.25, while George E. Montgomery totals 447.10 and Robert H. Whaley 229.65. Others, including Clyde V. Riley and J. Whitten, had lower totals.

Thomas W. Dickey Ed Rich James Fullward Joseph Paliphant William Critchlow J. Robinson Charles Morris John Holmes Samuel Cooper J. R. Cox Cox George E. Montgomery Montgomery Robert H. Whaley Clyde V. Riley William Gardner Nick Faela Nick File Faela File Mr. Whaley W. Rouse Dr. Cox William Rouse Mont Stitt Mr. Montgomery

All Day Meeting at Gospel Tabernacle

An all day meeting at the Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Jefferson and South streets will feature Rev. D. W. Kerr of Findlay Ohio and Rev. D. W. Moyser of India along with others. Services are at 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm with Kerr speaking in the morning and afternoon and Moyser giving an illustrated India address in the evening.

Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian & Missionary Alliance Jefferson and South Streets D. W. Kerr Findley, O D. W. Moyser India Kerr Rev. Moyser

Auto Caught Fire Near Darlington

Walter Molthrop of Beaver Falls driving a Warren Ohio roadster had a fire beneath the cylinders between New Galilee and Darlington. The blaze burned wiring from the hood, heated the windshield glass until it shattered, ending the car’s use.

Walter Molthrop Beaver Falls Warren, O New Galilee Darlington Beaver Valley

Companion Ot Wm Leon Chink Under Arrest

Companion Ot Wm Leon Chink is caught and taken into custody in an arrest report noting the individuals involved. The brief item confirms the arrest of the two subjects in connection with an ongoing investigation.

WM. Leon

Identity admitted in case of missionary Elsie Sigel

West Galway police arrest Chung Sin, roommate of Leon Ling, and he admits his identity but refuses to discuss the case. Investigations sweep from New York to Amsterdam and Washington as officers seek the fleeing Chinaman and the fate of Elsie Sigel.

United Press New York Elsie Sigel McCafferty West Galway Amsterdam N. Y Chung Sin Leon Ling Leon Harvey Kennedy West Galway Washington Chicago Chung Connecticut Paul Sigel Chu Gain Elsie Mission Chinaman Chinatown Pacific Coast Chung Lin Chu

Students to Attend Chicago University For Postgraduate Study

Miss Katheryne Foulk of Boyles Avenue and Miss Anna Perry of South Mill Street depart tonight for Chicago University to pursue a postgraduate course for several weeks. In late July Miss Perry will be joined by Miss Jane Love and the trio will proceed to Seattle Washington to attend the Exposition.

Katheryne Foulk Boyles Avenue Anna Perry South Mill Street Chicago University

Mahoning County Good Roads Group Organized Officials Named

The Mahoning County Good Roads association has been organized with W. S. Anderson of Youngstown named president, signaling a coordinated effort to improve local infrastructure through coordinated advocacy and action.

Mahoning County

Gould Testimony By Wife Seeks Split Trial Delays

Howard Gould dodged cross examination in his wife Mrs. Gould's separation suit opting not to testify further. Witnesses including Mrs. Bankhead and Castle Gould staff asserted Mrs. Gould never drank and always behaved as a lady, countering claims of intoxication during Egypt and Castle Gould visits.

New York Howard Gould Gould Nicoll John J. Long United States Cairo Egypt Goulds Mohammed Ali Niagara

Miss Stewart Proposes Audit Plan Amid Jail Contempt

Miss Eleanor Stewart former secretary at Mercer State hospital remains jailed for contempt after refusing court order to surrender books. She offers a plan calling for her release, a court or trustee chosen auditor, presence of both Stewart and L W Orr with town ministers, keeping books with Stewart during audit, and separate audits for Orr covering June 1 1903 to end of Stewart term.

Greenville Eleanor Stewart Mercer State Hospital Board of Trustees Stewart Miss Stewart L. W. Orr Miss Stuart

S S Convention at South Sharon

The Beaver Baptist association holds its Sunday school convention at South Sharon starting Tuesday evening at 7 45. The Baptist Young People's union annual convention runs through Thursday noon with Dr H J Whalen Prof John P Hervey D S Williams and Prof J R Sherrard of First Baptist Church on the program.

The Beaver Baptist Association South Sharon Baptist Young People’s Union H. J. Whalen John P. Hervey D. S. Williams J. R. Sherrard First Baptist Church Adowtion

Rev. H. M. Burns Dies After Illness and Revival Work

The Rev. H. M. Burns, former pastor of Grace M. E. church in the city, died Saturday at his Spartansburg Pennsylvania home after a brief illness following a six week revival. He was 65 to 70, had tubercular bone trouble and kidney issues, and suffered near blindness before death. Survived by wife and adopted daughter Mrs. Frisbee. funeral planned in Jamestown, New York.

H. M. Burns Grace M. E Spartansburg M. E Burns Jamestown Hillsville Mt. Jackson Ministerial Association Baltimore Frisbee

Child ill with scarlet fever reported in city

Eugene Sullivan five years old of 712 South Jefferson Street is ill with scarlet fever. The case was reported to Health Officer McCandless today.

Eugene Sullivan South Jefferson Street McCandless

Death Record Names and Addresses Listed

A historical death record lists individuals with ages and addresses including Lewis Dale 11 at 177 Pearl Street Leo Gallagher 13 John and Pearl streets Roy Gallagher 11 John and Rev H M Burns Spartansburg Pa Walter F Budd 36 Sharon Mrs Jane Irwin 66 183 Cro ton avenue Margaret Helen McKissick 2 months 59 Harrison street Sherman M Stevens 57 71 12 West Washington street Mrs Edward Hiler 33 Berger and Andrews streets Charles W Kelly 17 Mahoning to

Lewis A. Dale Pearl Street Leo Gallagher John and Pearl Streets Roy Gallagher H. M. Burns Spartansburg Walter F. Budd Sharon Jane Irwin Croton Avenue Margaret Helen McKissick Harrison Street Sherman M. Stevens West Washington Street Edward Hiler Berger and Andrews Streets Charles W. Kelly Mahoning

New Castle to Be Battleground of the Tin Strike

New Castle emerges as the focal point of a tin strike with plant actions expected to affect production and labor dynamics. Workers organize under local unions to press for wage and contract concessions amid broader regional disruptions.

New Castle

Local Tin Mill Workers Vow Walkout Over Open Shop

Shenango Mill workers and Amalgamated members at Shenango lodge vote almost unanimously to resist the American Tinplate open shop policy. They plan to stand by the union, with a June 30 deadline for a new contract, and will seek work only under a satisfactory agreement.

Shenango Tin Mill Amalgamated Association Pittsburg American Tinplate Company New Castle Amalgamated Union Combine American Tinplate c Wheeling Sharon Shenango Mill John F. Wardlodge American Sheet & Tinplate Company Walter Larkin Thomas McNary Greer

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Cogent Power Plant Frank T. Gallagher Leo Louis Arthur Dale Louis H. Dale Gallaghers the Dales N. C. Glee Club Old Coun Try Leslie Gospel Tabernacle AUTO American Tin Plate Company Mercer Hospital S. S Grace M. E. Church
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