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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
Public notice from The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania requests that all checks money orders drafts and communications be sent to the News Company in New Castle and not to any individual.
The Mahoningtown bank benefited from a local receiver while the New Castle Savings and Trust faced a distant Dauphin county appointment. The paper criticizes stockholders who opposed a home receiver, arguing delays and misinformed opposition cost investors 100 percent. It notes Harrisburg filings leave locals unaware and discouraged, urging earlier home-venue action.
The Republican candidate John Sheatz, as state treasurer nominee, highlights his action of turning over 4806.92 from a 10000 appropriation to the state treasury. He notes committee expenses included staff salaries and hospital, school, and dock inspections, and asserts prudent handling contrasts with past misuse. He argues this shows Republicans chose wisely in his nomination.
A reflective note warns that sudden wealth without wisdom brings more harm than happiness and suggests the Corey family has bought everything but meaning remains scarce.
A column packed with quips on marriage divorce heredity and social trends. Notes on tipping empty saloons in Ohio Bedtick Valley and a joke about a strangled root tea incident. Ends with a call for hotel restaurant workers wages and tipping reform.
Mrs Nicola Monaca stands with boarder Alfred Saidi in a lover’s quarrel that turned violent. Saidi received a knife wound and Monaca’s husband was charged with felonious assault after a follow up clash at Monaca’s home. He posted $1,000 bail for a hearing set later.
Resignations and health notes surface from several mills. Will Mason of the steel mill quits his job. Ted Richards leaves Ellwood after a brief visit. William Parks will spend Saturday in Pittsburg. Edward Parsons has been ill for days at Shenango tin mill. Sam Lewis on the sick list from the steel mill. Fred Gleasey returns to Shenango after a trip to Sharon. Harry Kirkwood recovers from illness off duty at Greer mill.
A Chicago Journal quote warns that material wealth cannot replace inner virtue. It contrasts a rich man who violates moral laws with a content person who has nothing to reproach himself. The piece emphasizes self-respect over flashy possessions.
This morning the executive board of the Blast Furnace Workers' union met in session at Youngstown to discuss ongoing labor matters and union coordination.
A special meeting of the volunteer firemen arranged for the Neversink Hose and Engine Company of Reading to visit October 1 and 2. A committee led by Dr Bowman and Chief Connery will arrange events for the 40 visiting firefighters plus a 20 member band. The Reading crew will be hosted with a royal time in New Castle.
The executive committee met today at Mrs. R. W. Skinner’s Edenburg home. Baskets of provisions were carried and a large picnic was a key feature of the event.
The Almira Home for Aged Ladies opened its new four story annex costing about 40000 with 60 rooms over 40 for inmates. The public reception served dinner to hundreds, raising about 135 dollars, with most items donated.
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