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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
8
In Slippery Rock township a dispute over moving the Rose Point high school to Princeton fuels a push to divide the township. Rose Point residents oppose the change, while Princeton supporters urge a new school there. If the division proceeds, lawsuits and objections are expected.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus will visit town July 3 with a morning street parade. The article praises the parade as essential to circus spirit and highlights extraordinary animal acts, including a lion riding an elephant and leaps through burning hoops, performed in the central iron cage.
Paul Ellis resigned from the steel mill on Monday. Ted Richards visited Pittsburg as a roller from the Greer mill. Richard Davis, a helper at Greer mill, spent Sunday in Pittsburg. Karl Harris of the steel mill has recovered from a week of illness. Dave Powell, a Shenan 0 mill roller, returned from a trip to Youngstown. Jack Tanner, a Greer mill rougher, ended a short visit with relatives in Leesburg. Ed Anderson, Sharon high school student, will join the steel mill shipping department. Will Fishburn, screw boy No. 8 at the Greer mill, ill with typhoid in hospital, not quite as well.
Rev. Charles F. Raach of the First Church of God declares Canton, Colorado the most immoral city of its size in the United States. He cites excursions from Pennsylvania and Virginia to Myers Lake park on Sundays and says the city’s vice reaches all classes, not only foreign elements.
New Castle residents follow a sensational lawsuit involving the Dream of Oats Company Limited of Warren Michigan. Defendants Jules Vautrot and Lamb admit incorporation and business activity, stock ownership, and a business failure with an assignment and sale approved by probate court. all other allegations are denied.
Theatrical week features Dan Crimmins acclaimed as the era’s top eccentric comedian and co star Rosa Gore in the musical comedy A Warm Match. The cast includes Mlle Valesca Chas Hanley J Vernon Ralph Nicholls Jean Jance Estelle Wilmott with Crimmins and Gore performing The Long and Short Of It and Would You Care. The show blends plot pleasing and clever numbers including Tropical Moon and other up to date songs for husbands wives and sweethearts.
Eight people were injured in Sharon Pennsylvania when a freight engine crashed into a combination dining and sleeping car on a siding. Three sufferers were described as seriously hurt and two named victims Frank Brown and Anthony Gallagher may not recover. The car was split and buried under debris with no fatalities reported. The crash was blamed on air brakes failing to operate.
Mrs Samuel Smith visits her mother near Leesburg. Miss Lillie Parsons Spruce street visits her sister in the country. Mrs Jeffries Lyndall street confined with catarrhal fever. Mrs J H Miller Young street improving from a sprained ankle. Miss Emma Mershimer Spruce street has been in the country three weeks. Mrs Andrew Bishop Cunningham avenue visits brother in law George Bishop of Evans City not expected to live. The little son of Mr and Mrs Bevan Oak avenue sick with pneumonia slowly recovering. Mrs Charles Kelly son Samuel and daughter Amelia of Allegheny visit Clarke Norris Cunningham avenue.
New Castle lodge No 2 Order of Pathfinders will hold their semi annual nomination of officers Monday evening. All officers except the treasurer are to be nominated.
Notice to water consumers that water for building work may not be used without a permit stating the exact purpose. The Water Company will discontinue service for violations and will not restore service until costs are paid. City New Castle Water Co.
The ad highlights new patterns and bright color combinations from D. and J. Anderson Madras including blue and white plaid offerings at 45 cents a yard. It notes these imports as among the season's most important and positions their Madras in high demand with strong assortments of block check Madras at 60 cents a yard.
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