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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
10
Advertises crepes and woven crepes yardage at reduced prices. Woven crepes in green lavender blue and black offered at 21 cents per yard, regular 25 cents, highlighting durability, colorfastness and fashion value for small expense.
Washington reports that Congress will not investigate Attorney General McReynolds action delaying trials in the Diggs Caminetti cases. Democratic leaders say resolutions and speeches on the matter will be blocked to avoid discrediting the party, with White House influence guiding the outcome.
Joseph M. Wilkinson of Union township died at his West Washington home after a stroke four weeks earlier. He was 63 and survived by his wife and eight children. Emma Gaterman of 705 Croton avenue died at Shenango Valley hospital from complications of disease. Joseph Claypool died at New Castle hospital after an operation. he was about 54 and left a wife and daughter Frye. Funeral plans are pending.
Chicago report on a neurologists and alienists convention where Dr. Albert E. Sterns and Dr. H. C. R. Norris argue that women's attire hinders or helps their careers. They advocate dressing women in trousers to reduce temptation and promote equality in work.
Representative Temple from this district introduced a bill in congress to address flood prevention stream pollution and water power. The measure would create a commission of senators representatives governors and heads of waterway and conservation groups and other officials.
Four of the five men carved in the brawl along Neshannock avenue remain in Shenango Valley hospital. Valese Stancer, hospitalized Sunday, was discharged today.
Cincinnati June 24 there is no sign of a break to day in the deadlock between ice manufacturers and their strikers drivers helpers engineers and firemen. Hotter weather increases suffering as the stalemate continues with no resolution in sight.
The coroner's inquest into Walter Linnenbrink's death will be held tonight at 7 30 in Alderman Ranney's office. Norman Vandivort, charged with the murder, is reported to be improving at Shenango Valley hospital and had a good sleep after midnight.
Thirty six pupils received gold medals for good attendance and averages at St Josephs church. Medals were distributed by the sisters with 12 per room across three rooms. No ceremony was held as winners were decided last week. The school term ends and pupils have a vacation until September.
President Wilson faced renewed ambassadorial turmoil as Meredith Nicholson declined the Portugal mission citing family matters. The Indiana native becomes the eighth envoy to withdraw, with Bryan stating efforts to assign Nicholson to another European post are underway.
Fighting has begun between Servian and Bulgarian forces facing each other along the Vardar river 30 miles south of Uskub. Bulgarian troops total about 60,000 with many massed toward Sofia. Serbians fortify Belgrade as tensions rise toward a possible new Balkan war.
A patriotic service will be held next Sunday evening at the Central Christian church on Long avenue. A fine program is being prepared. Last Sunday Sunday school attendance was 388 with 313 on time and offerings totaled 7.45. The fathers day service followed with the largest Sunday morning audience in months.
Henry Siffert and John Johnston, from Massillon, begin a three week trek to Cincinnati with no money. They will work for meals and lodging along the route and carry a recommendation letter for Arthur M. Kaley.
Hedge Holmes company presented The Governor's Body a well known farce at Cascade Park Theatre. Nat Arthur Miss Marjory Barrett Clyde Shaeffer Marie Russell and Hedge Holmes led a lively cast with vaudeville stunts. Three reels of moving pictures preceded the show and daily performances run 3 7 15 and 8 30 p m. Thursday features Life of Christ The Passion Play and Two of a Kind replaces the main bill due to the United Sunday schools picnic.
One contagion case was reported to the board of health today. Guiseppe Rosse is described as ill with pneumonia.
Patrick Travers of Fifth street has recovered well after an operation at New Castle hospital. A police committee meeting is set for Wednesday evening, and the police docket for Monday and Monday night shows a clean slate.
Caution against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotion of Hall's Catarrh Core by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. States internal use and blood mucous action with no mercury. Urges purchase from reputable physicians and druggists with testimonials offered and price five cents per bottle.
Steamers sailing today include Ryndam to Rotterdam Venezia to Naples and Marseilles Pannonia to Gibraltar and Naples Koenig Wilhelm III to Bremen. Ships expected to arrive include Vaderland from Antwerp Kron Prinz Wilhelm from Bremen United States from Palermo Hamburg from Christiansand Stampalia from Genoa Chicago from Havre El Lobito from Hamburg Hermain from Shields La Hesbacye from Antwerp Galilio from Hull Lux from Cadiz H. D. Dumonois from Bocas Del Toro Exeter City from Swansea.
Readable fragments list several place names and origins including Ringa Manchester Sixaola Port Simon Denver Galveston Saratoga Havana and Savannah. The note reads like a collection of toponyms paired with cities, implying a naming or travel pattern rather than a single event.
Le Roy Franklin Reisinger, 11, of Elyria Ohio, was charged with murder in an affidavit after shooting his grandfather B F Hull at Dover with a shotgun and fatally wounding his grandmother. His mother traveled from Elyria to visit him, marking her first visit since his arrest. He claimed the shooting was accidental.
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