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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

4

Notice from The News Company in New Castle

Public notice from The News Company, printed at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley, directing all checks and communications to be addressed to The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania. The notice lists Mr. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz as party members and manager Bert Wells, inviting correspondence on public-interest matters from county residents.

News Company Sycamore Street Apple Alley George E. Treadwell Fred L. Rentz Bert Wells Comany New Castle

George W Johnson for Congress Endorsed by Local Leaders

The News backs George W Johnson in the Twenty fourth district race as the recognized successor to Tener. Johnson, a quiet self made businessman, would unite Lawrence Beaver and Washington counties and reflect honor on the district while Tener supports his candidacy.

New Castle George W.johnson Orin K. Tener Johnson Lawrence Beaver Washington Twenty-fourth Lawrence County Thomas W. Phillips Tener George Johnson Congress George W. Johnson Twentyfourth

Slav's suicide attempt halted by Erie train crew in Greenville

An unknown Slav, employed by Youngstown Sheet and Tube, attempted suicide by stepping in front of an Erie train at midnight in Greenville. Trainmen rescued him, averting a fatal outcome.

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company Greenvile Erie

Fire on Pennsylvania railroad bridge near Clarksville

A bridge on the Pennsylvania railroad near Clarksville caught fire Tuesday night. Crew of section hands acted quickly to extinguish the blaze before significant damage occurred.

Pennsylvania Clarksville

Mrs White Testifies Husband Struck Her in Court

Lois White testified that Walker White, her husband, returned home drunk on May 18 and struck her on the face and back after he was angered by her warning not to lie on their baby. She described blue marks and reported the incident to his mother and her parents. The couple has been married nine years and the trial continued.

Walker White Lois White

Deaths of the Day Mrs Lydia Thomas and Mrs Ann Munnell

Obituaries note the passing of Mrs Lydia Thomas at 8 Fulton Street after a paralysis stroke at 83 years. Survived by husband John J Thomas son George Lakey and daughters Mrs Lydia Rowan and Mrs Emma Hawn. funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. Another obituary covers Mrs Ann G Munnell of Leesburg aged 80, sister of George W Boyles, with no funeral time set.

Lydia Thomas John J. Thomas Fulton Street England Steubenville George Lakey Mr. Thomas Lydia Rowan Emma Hawn Youngstown James D. Munnell Leesburg Ann G. Munnell Hugh Munnell

Funeral held for Rudolph M Cline injured at steel mill

Rudolph M Cline died from steel mill injuries. His funeral occurred at 166 Waldo Street with Rev G S W Phillips and Grace M F church choir attending. The body was shipped to Butler for services at Summit Presbyterian Church and burial there.

Rudolph M. Cline

Eggs Cornered by Commission Merchants Spike Market Prices

The season sees commission merchants storing eggs for speculative profit with hen fruit at 2.65 per dozen. Butter remains at last week's levels. Creamery 32 cents and country product 25 cents. Potatoes and produce priced: New potatoes 1.50 a bushel, old potatoes 0.50 a bushel, strawberries 10 cents a quart or 3 for 25 cents, pineapples 1.40 to 1.75 a dozen, cucumbers 5 cents each, wax beans 15 cents per quarter peck, tomatoes 12 to 12 cents per pound, lettuce 10 cents per pound, asparagus 10 cents per bunch.

Commission

Eph Cinders On Mahoningtown Track

The Mahoningtown track hosts racing with the arrival of C A Holcomb from Los Angeles and C A Hatches from Oklahoma. Nat Crist arrived from Meadville with Eph Cinders among four horses. Tomorrow features a regular workout day drawing many visitors.

Mahoningtown C. A. Holcomb Los Angeles Cal Baltimore C. A. Hatches Oklahoma Cleveland Nat Crist Meadville Eph Cinders

Boston Insurance cuts auto policy 20 percent rebate offer

Notice to automobilists announces a 20 percent reduction by the Boston Insurance Company on their new automobile policy. Policyholders may contact the local agent to obtain rebates by attaching the special clause. Details available from Clare B. DuShane.

Boston Insurance Company Clare B. DuShane

Puck and playful verses tease modern love and morals

The excerpt riffs on Shakespearean mischief with Puck judging lovers while modern quips mock heat waves fashion and social norms. It weaves humorous observations on relationships, headlines, and everyday follies from witty, fragmentary notes in a late 19th or early 20th century style.

First Time Arrested, Man Sentenced to 30 Days

T V Murphy told the mayor he was unfortunate after being found with 28 dollars on arrest for drunkenness. He was released to go home but later jailed again with 36 cents, and the mayor sentenced him to thirty days on the county road gang for the second offense.

T. V. Murphy County Road Gang Murphy Mill South Croton Avenue

Doming the Day's Work from the Chicago Tribune

A meditation on labor in the modern world urges workers to seek inner treasure through diligent daily tasks. It contrasts drudgery with artistry, urging enthusiasm, pride, and hopeful effort as life’s true capital and a path to renewed opportunity.

The Chicago Tribune

Famous Cafe Anglais in Paris Fired Up By History

Paragraph on its sale for 260000 dollars notes Cafe Anglais on Boulevard des Italiens as a historic Paris restaurant. It began as a wineshop in year III, saw Napoleonic, restore, monarchy changes, and became English named venue under M Delhomme of Bordeaux with chef Duglere. Many celebrities, royalty, writers, and musicians dined there.

Chicago Tribune Paris Cafe Anglais Boulevard Des Italiens Cafe Anglias M. Delhomme Bordeaux Duglere Rothschild England M. Burdel

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Liver Action

Patent remedy claims to gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter and cleanse the system curing constipation and sick headache. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain All Dealera

Bicycle Stolen From Long Avenue Front of Theater

David Baltimore of 66 East Long Avenue reported to police that his bicycle left on the sidewalk in front of a moving picture theatre on Long Avenue was stolen last night.

David Baltimore East Long Avenue Moving Picture Theatre Long Avenue

Ball Game and Social at Boyles Field This Evening

Highland U. P. team faces Bankers in a ball game at Boyles field with ice cream and strawberries. Social event follows the game this evening.

Highland U. P Bankers Boyles Field

Men’s Shirts Offer Broad Range At Low Prices This Season

A local shop advertises a wide shirt assortment including all white, black and white, plain and pleated fronts, and outing soft collar shirts at 50c, 1 and 1.50. It notes cost savings versus higher city bargains and promises minimum prices to protect customers from odd-cent charges.

Wide Range of Men's Summer Underwear Priced at One Dollar

The advertisement lists men's union suits at $1 with seven styles including light-weight options in long sleeve and ankle length or short sleeve and knee length. Also offers one price fits all for Porosknit and Dimity plus $1.50 and $2.25 options. Includes two-piece underwear 25c and 50c per garment, light-weight Balbriggan wear 25c and 50c, unbleached summer wear 50c, gauze lisle black half hose 25c, light-weight half hose 2 for 25c, and boys shirts 25c in bright patterns.

Dimity Cimity

Cotton fabrics entice shoppers with cool summer styles

The article praises bright cottons as ideal for summer wardrobes, highlighting wide assortments and moderate prices. It notes the fabrics offer coolness and beauty for frocks, suits, coats, and tops with affordable outlays for many materials.

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