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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

14

Quarrel Over Eggs Ends With Dismissal in Court

Nine witnesses testified in Alderman Potter's court that Mrs. Margaret Johns caused town turmoil by clapping tin pans during a neighbor’s fist fight, while seven neighbors described her as peaceable. Judge Grigsby and defense attorney Mofatt presented opposing views before dismissing the case and advising reconciliation through the minister. The informant was Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, with local tension traced to a hat contents dispute involving Cartwright’s grandson.

Potter Margaret Johns Mahoning Avenue Johns W. H. Grigsby W. J. Mofatt Alderman Potter Sarah Cartwright

Injunction Granted Over Electric Line Through Farm

Judge Wallace issues a preliminary injunction restraining New Castle and Lowellville and Mahoning Valley Street Railway from laying tracks across Ford Kincaid’s Mahoning township farm near Edenburg. Col. Oscar L. Jackson prepared the papers. hearing set for next Friday at 10. The case raises whether eminent domain rights extend to public highways outside city limits.

Wallace New Castle Lowellville State Assembly Col. Jackson Ford Kincaid Mahoning Township Edenburg Kincaid Youngstown Edneburg Lowellsville

Pearl Lavine Hurt by Prank at Martin’s Story Factory

Ellis Lavine of Moravia street reports a coworker Benny Klein placed a sharp wired triangle in Pearl Lavine’s chair causing a punctured hip. He weighs legal action while the piece promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials and local druggists.

Ellis Lavine Moravia Pearl Martin's Story Factory Benny Klein Benny Mr. Lavine

Death of Ex County Treasurer Martin Hartman Ends Long Suffering

Ex county treasurer Martin Hartman died Sunday at 63 after a long illness dating to a 1869 stroke. Born near Clarksville in 1838 he served in the 76th Pennsylvania Vols, was wounded, and later served as Lawrence County treasurer before a railroad injury left him invalid. Survived by wife Mary Augusta Ferguson and son A E Hartman, he was active in I O O F and longtime a city figure.

Martin Hartman Clarksville Co. A 76Th Pennsylvania Mary Augusta Ferguson William and Mary Ferguson New Castle Harry Belle David A. Gardner A. E. Hartman Central Fire Department Hartman Lawrence County Pittsburg Silent Land A. BE Josiah Greer East Long Avenue W. H. Michael Greenfield Mercer County Samuel Infield Long Avenue John Rummel Michael

Local News Briefs Include Births and Visits

A roundup of social notes lists births to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Newton, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Seaton, and others. William Cotton of Princeton visits friends here. W. C. Shaw returns from Ellwood City. Leroy Stickle calls on old friends. Ephraim Failor and Miss Heaven visit New Castle and Westminster College attendees travel to New Wilmington for commencement activities. A Petersburg correspondent notes Mrs. George Welker visiting daughters Della Watson and Lamb of New Castle.

W. C. Shaw Ellwood City Leroy Stickle Grantboro Mrs. Ephraim Failor Petersburg, C New Castle Petersburg George Welker Della Watson Lamb

Death of Mrs Angeline Hoover at 62

Mrs Angeline Hoover wife of James T Hoover died at 4 30 this morning at 01 State street aged 62 after a long illness. She leaves her husband and five children Rhoda B Thaddeus S Frank B Claude and Berge. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm at the family home with Rev T W Beach of the First M E church officiating. Interment will be at Greenwood.

Angeline Hoover James T. Hoover State Street Rhoda B Thaddeus S Frank Claude and Berge Joseph Charlot John Hanks Spencer Hospital Meadville Louis Nagvette Guys Mills Virgil Popeney Sylvester Brunot Pittsburg Frenchtown BR. C

Bucklen AmicA Salve Promises Fast Pain Relief

Bicycle riders face cuts sprains and bruises. Bucklen's AmicA Salve is promoted as the cyclist’s friend for pain relief and healing. It also claims to cure chafing burns ulcers and piles with a 25 cent price and druggist availability. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are urged to regulate bowels with pharmacy endorsements listed.

Bucklen Amica

Robber at Work Targets Open Windows in City

A young woman aboard at 121 East Grant street awoke to a robber climbing through a second floor window. He escaped after being discovered. Similar attempts were reported at the neighboring Paisley residence. Police searched the area but found no trace, and authorities urge residents to lock doors and secure windows to deter similar incidents.

Nan Edith Wilson East Grant Street Misses Paisley Misses Wilson Wilson Paisley Wilson Home George W. Johnson Horner Jimmy

Narrow escapes mark Seventh Ward news of South Wayne

Ed Wilson of South Wayne street had a narrow escape when a shot’s flash powder struck his forehead. Later the same day he fell from a bicycle, skidding skin from face and hands. Several residents are noted in the Seventh Ward on Monday and Sunday visits, including Robert Gwinn, Sam Cochran, Harry Rhodes, Perry Brest, W. B. Brown, Miss Stella Liken, James Taggart, Samuel Marquis, Frank Kelly, and Frank McCreary.

Ed Wilson South Wayne Street

New Salary Law Sets County Superintendent Pay

A bill signed by the governor fixes county superintendent salaries. Base pay is ten dollars per each of the first 100 schools, two dollars per school 101 through 200, with annual minimums of one thousand dollars and maximums of two thousand. In larger counties, a minimum of fifteen hundred applies if the area is 1200 square miles or the term exceeds seven and a half months. Any higher local salary approved by a directors’ convention must be deducted from the county school fund.

Schoools

Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured

Geo. & Cary of the Guide Washington Va reports a severe ankle sprain cured after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He records quick relief and a complete cure after trying several other medicines without success. Sold by Hutton's Pharmacy.

Geo. &. Cary The Guide Washington, Va Chamberlain Hutton

Death notices and obituaries from Youngstown area

Death reports from Youngstown and nearby towns record Tillie Hallisy’s death in Colorado Springs after health improvement efforts. Also noted are J A Deffendorfer, W H Miguel, and W H Michael deaths in Eastvale and Greenfield with funeral details, ages, family ties, and survivors. Additional items mention George Owens, Robbie Linton, S C Shaw, and other local mourning cases with burial plans.

Mrs. Escott Returns Home After Illness

Joy filled Gilmore street in New Castle as Mrs. James Escott left Dixmont for a 30 day medical leave and reunited with her husband and six children. Borough council chairman Eli Rigby ordered her return under care, with possible indefinite home stay if health holds.

James Escott Gilmore Street New South New Castle

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Skin Cure

An old promotional notice touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claiming quick cures for eczema saltrheum tetter chafing ivy poisoning and other skin troubles and mentions Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Central Drug Store and Long Avenue in Seventh Ward.

Pitts Arlington Texas Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Fred C. Hyde Seventh Ward Central Drug Store Long Avenue DeWitt Fred Hyde DeWitt’s Vvvitch

Property Sales Ledger Listing Transfers In Several Wards

A series of real estate transfers is recorded including Anna A. Tate to Charles W. Copper for land in Slipperyrock township at 1410, Frederick Haag to John G. Buck for art and wife property in Fourth ward at 2100, and multiple other deeds. Transactions cover Union Shenango Fourth Fifth and First wards with prices from 50 to 2500. Several transfers involve couples and multiple heirs including P S Watson to Allen R. Houston and Margaretta Boyd to Effie B. Nims.

Anna A. Tate Charles W. Copper Slipperyrock Frederick Haag John G. Buckart Fourth Ward James J. Igoe Anna Burke Union Township P. J. Watson Allen R. Houston Second Ward Allen R Houston Margaretta Boyd Effie B. Nims John T. Phillips Bridget Kelly E. F. Connelly Indiana Savings and Loan Association Shenango Township Catherine M. Grannis Thomas N. Grannis Kate McCracken Joseph W. Beard Fifth Ward Anna Murphy Wm. H. T. Streib First Ward Catherine Pearsall Frank Robinson Sixth Ward E. T. Kurtz Kate Hofelder Third Ward Eliza A. DuShane Charles V. Walls

Saving Now With Small Deposits At Prudential Trust Co

A promotional notice invites wage earners to deposit $1.00 at a time at the Prudential Trust Company in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. It promises four percent interest compounded semi annually and offers deposits by mail or in person along with a free explanatory book.

Prudential Trust Company Penn and Center Avenues Pittsburg

Dr Harry Hoye Rates Office In McKee Building

Dr Harry Hoye of Volant rents the late Dr J C McKee's East Street office and will practice medicine in the city. He is described as an old school physician with solid recommendations.

Harry Hoye Volant J. C. McKee East Street Hoye

Missionary Rev W H Hanna Sets Out for Philippines

Reverend W H Hanna formerly of the Carnegie Christian church leaves for the Philippine Islands with his wife. He will confer with the foreign board in Cincinnati before departing San Francisco on June 29 and proceed from Manila to the interior. His friends at the Park Church of the Disciples wish him Godspeed in his mission.

W. H. Hanna Carnegie Christian Church Philippine Islands Cincinnati Foreign Board of the Christian Church San Francisco Manila Interrior of

Subscribers' Notice for Free Rural Delivery Troubles

Subscribers on free rural delivery routes are urged to write the office if papers are not received promptly. Include the name of the post office of delivery and the delivery route number, as some offices have two starting deliveries.

The News Clubbing Lists Weekly News Offer

The weekly news will be sent together with newspapers in the list below for the specified amount. The notice outlines subscription terms and how to receive the combined issues.

Wanted Good lump coal on subscription The News

A brief classifieds notice from The News office seeks delivery of good lump coal on subscription terms. Readers are urged to arrange immediate service and contact The News for details and payment arrangements.

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