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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
1
Lawren ce County liquor licenses fate depends on Porter ruling
Liquor interests plan to apply for licenses in January, hoping Judge Porter must grant them if Pennsylvania laws are correctly interpreted. Pittsburg attorney John Merron may handle cases, arguing the court cannot refuse licenses. Local hotel owners keep hotels open to be ready for license court while temperance forces vow firm resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Porter
John Merron
Pittsburg
Thim
Merron
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Nty
Porter Reams
Little Lawrence
St. Cloud
New Leslie
Henry
Excelsior
Lafayette
Lincoln
Sherman
New Castle Works Defeat Pittsburg and Lake Erie Nine
The New Castle Works defeated the Pittsburg and Lake Erie nine last evening by 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle Eyes Cloak Factories From Cleveland Strike
New Castle officials plan to court Cleveland cloak manufacturers after a widespread strike cripples Cleveland’s second largest cloak center. The New Castle board of trade hopes to attract one or more large factories to relocate here, boosting local industry and rail connections while diversifying job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United States
Cleveland
New York
Ohio
Lake City
Millionaire Tramp Visits D Panaro in Jail
Henry Rawlins calling himself the millionaire tramp visited Dominick Panaro, the Oren Magwire killer, in the county jail. He tours jails nationwide as part of a long journey through states, penitentiaries, and Europe, claiming prior newspaper work and a four year sentence for a muckraking scandal. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Panaro
Oren Magwire
Henry Rawlins
Panaro
Union
Europe
Oregon
Cherry Crop Is Record Breaker In City and County
The cherry crop here is set to break records this year with heavy yields. Most trees bear abundant fruit as restaurants offer cherry pie and housewives stock shelves. Sour cherries are common and prices run three boxes for a quarter. Raspberries and blackberries are also expected in large quantities.
Robert White Receives Master of Science Degree at W and J
Robert McKinney White of New Castle receives a Master of Science degree with cum laude from Washington and Jefferson College. He also holds a 1908 B S and has been a mathematics professor at Geneva College Beaver Falls. He taught New Castle High School before moving to Beaver Falls and plans postgraduate work at Ann Arbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McKinney White
Washington & Jefferson College
White
Geneve College
Beaver Falls
M. W. White
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle High School
Mop, Spade and Hot Coffee Put Jack Young to Root
Jack Young attempted to snatch a 50 cent prize from a sleeping dog on Cedar Street in the Seventh ward but a mop-wielding resident intervened, causing the dog to flee. Earlier a dog catcher was hissed away by coffee thrown from a pot and escaped a lifted spade from a pet protector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spade
Jack Young
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Rome Healthiest City in Europe
Rome officials announce Italy's 1910 death rate was the lowest since 1862 and 1911 shows further improvement. Rome reports a death rate of 13 per thousand, the lowest in Europe, in a statement endorsed by Marquis di San Giuliano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marquis di San Giuliano
Italy
Europe
Regular Meeting of New Castle Board of Trade Held
The New Castle board of trade schedules its regular meeting for the first Tuesday in July. The main topic is a possible guarantee fund to be discussed in general terms until a charter is secured. An executive committee meeting is held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Board of Trade
Camping Parties Line Local Streams In Western Alleghenies
Many New Castle camping parties occupy the Mahoning Beaver Slippery Rock Neshanock and other streams. The Shenango near the Harbor and Rose Point area attract visitors for easy trolley access and resort appeal along the Western Allegheny region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Mahoning
Beaver
Slippery Rock
Neshannock
Shenango
Allegheny
Rose Point
Spains Back In Lifting Iron Incident
James Abbott of Jefferson Street, a driver for Dickson and company, sprained his back this morning while seated a heavy piece of iron he was loading at the Westside station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Abbott
Jefferson Street
Dickson and Company
Westside
Brewery License Case Expected Decision Next Week
The Philadelphia superior court will rule on Empire Brewing Companys license appeal at Chewton. Remonstrants argued the building was unfit to operate a brewery while lawyers claim the law tests applicant fitness, not the brewery. The decision, the sole case carried to the high court, is awaited with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Empire Brewing Company
Chewton
Empire Company
A. W. Gardner
Charles Meichard
Polk County to receive Dutton after escape
Detective Breen reports Polk authorities will take Harry Dutton back from Lawrence County jail after his arrest for robbing Wampum Hardware. Dutton, described as feeble minded, escaped from the home for the feeble minded and will have charges dropped before transfer tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Breen
Polk
Harry Dutton
Lawrence County
Dutton
Wampum Hardware Company
Beaver Falls
Breen
Erie Billy Sunday sermon draws 118 converts
One hundred and eighteen converts were secured at the Billy Sunday service at Erie on Wednesday night, bringing the total to date to 2,379. The sermon focused on advising young people about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Small Bird Builds Home in City Building
A tiny bird found in the city building halls was carried to the street commissioner’s office. Though startled, the bird revived and now stays in the commissioner’s room, taking comfort from Assistant Street Commissioner McDonald who feeds and cares for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Johnson Falls at Coronation Abbey Entrance
London June 22 Big Jack Johnson world champion boxer faced a formal stumble at the coronation abbey when attendants refused his entrance over credential doubts. Lord Lonsdale had provided Johnson two tickets but officials barred entry until a reviewing stand later recognized their credentials. Johnson and his wife later gained admission at the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack Johnson
Lord Lonsdale
England
Johnson
George
Incendiary Fire Destroys Wallace Barn in North Beaver
A large barn on Charles Wallace's North Beaver Township farm burned yesterday in what is believed to be an incendiary blaze. Loss includes a binder hayrake and other machinery totaling about 1200 dollars. Neighbors arrived quickly but could not save the barn. Wallace suspects arson but knows of no personal grudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Beaver Township
Wallace
Whitecapped Amish Residents Punish Adulterous Man
In Fredericksburg C a mob of some 20 Amish men and women whitecapped Michael Heilmann after his relations with Rebecca Volk mother of seven. They dragged him from bed tied him to a tree in Trail and beat him with lashings while applying carbolic solution red pepper hot tar and feathers. Red pepper blinded him as he was then warned to move on. Trail residents say they acted to protect community morals and will not be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Fredericksburg
Michael Heilmann
Becaus
Rebecca Volk
Heilman
Trail Heilman
Trail
Church Fight Grows as Ousting of Romanian Minister Looms
In South Sharon Pennsylvania on June 22 a dispute over removing Rev Eli Pepp from his Roumanian Orthodox ministry heats up. Peter Costea leads the opposition while Pepp supporters rally behind the minister. The power balance favors Pepp, threatening Costea with removal if his side gains enough backing. Both camps claim victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sharon
Eli Pepp
Peter Costea
Pepp
Costea
Individual Lockers Planned for High School Students
At a school board meeting this evening a decision will be made on locker arrangements for students at the new building. The choice is between two pupils sharing a locker or providing individual lockers for all students.
Death Record Mrs. George W. Shaffer
Mrs. George W. Shaffer, 81, of Brownsville Pennsylvania, passed away. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shaffer
Brownsville, Pa
Coronation Time Table Reveals Monarchy Parade Timeline
The schedule details the procession in sections beginning at 9:30 a m with the royal party riding in the third section at 10:28 a m. The king and queen arrive at the abbey at 10:52 a m and the ceremony starts at 11:00 a m with crowns for the king at 12:37 p m and the queen at 12:52 p m. The royal procession returns to the palace at 2:03 p m and the couple arrive again at 2:51 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey
Seven Year Old Runaway Rides with Carnival
G. E. Jackson, a seven-year-old runaway from Leetonia Ohio, has wandered across the country with a carnival company. He left home for a friend’s city where he stayed a year, then roamed the states, served in the Spanish American War in Philadelphia, and later worked on Rancho 110 near Montrose California. He has always earned his living by work or wit and wears cowboy tags as a Western look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Jackson
Carnival Company
Jackson
Leetonia
Ohio
Union
Philadelphia
West
Rancho 110
Montrose
California
Pittsburg Man Robert J. Tully Taken to Hospital
Friends of Robert J. Tully of Pittsburg street report he underwent throat surgery last week and is not improving. he has been taken to Shenango Valley hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Tully
Pittsburg
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Brighton Post Office to Open as Postal Savings Bank
Word says New Brighton post office has been chosen to host a postal savings bank and will open on July 15. The move adds financial services at the local facility and expands postal offerings for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Crown Placed Upon Edward's Son at 12 30 P.M.
The event records the crowning of Edward's son at 12 30 in the morning. Precedents note royal ceremony details and historical context for succession rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Coronation Spoiled by Kitchener Rigid Rules and Weather
London reporters say millions spent on King George and Queen Mary’s coronation dampened public enthusiasm as crowds dwindled outside. Critics blame Lord Kitchener for barricaded streets and czar like edicts, though inside Westminster Abbey the ceremony drew strong applause as the crown was placed on George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
George
Mary
King
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Khartoum
Canterbury
Firemen's Mascot Killed After Auto Incident
Central Fire Department mourns loss of its four month old mascot pup. The dog darted in front of Judge Porter's car yesterday afternoon and could not be saved, drawing sorrow from staff and visitors at the firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Department
Judge Porters Auto
Prepartory to Communion Services Set at Local Churches
Preparatory communion services are scheduled at the Second United Presbyterian church on Thursday and Friday evenings. Tonight Rev. J. H. Clemens, pastor of the First Methodist church, will preach. Tomorrow evening Dr. J. H. Whalen of the First Baptist church will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
J. H. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Plan to Consolidate Eighth Grades Faces Hurdles
The New Castle school board plans to move all eighth grades to the East Street building after remodeling. Objections from Terrace avenue and Mahoningtown districts persist, and a public meeting has been called to discuss the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
East Street
Terrace Avenue
Mahoningtown
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D. Panaro
Robert White
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Empire Brewing Co
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