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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
At Denver a crowded convention hall awaits the nomination fight between Clark and Wilson. Delegates clash over South Dakota contests amid delays, with Mrs Taft among early arrivals and tensions rising as ballots and seating disputes unfold.
Face breakouts described as eczema on the skin are addressed by Saxon Salve a soothing antiseptic remedy. Applied at bedtime a few treatments are said to heal and penetrate to the disease seat with germ destroying action. Money back guarantee offered by Geo W Clutton Druggist New Castle Pa.
A young man visits the Rescue Mission on South Mill Street and Croton Avenue hears testimonies and leads in prayer. He accepts Jesus after the invitation, writes to his mother that night, and becomes the first to report what the Lord did for him the next day. The mission operates 365 nights a year, aiding many others.
A. H. Kaighin of Pittsburg, former excursion agent for the P. L. E., visited this city this morning to discuss the summer first excursion. He said it is a trial run with potential for more if successful.
John Farrell boiler inspector Gus Hammer shop foreman W H Watson switchman Albert C Harris clerk James Green supervisor and J C Hannan carpenter represent the New Castle division at the B and O relief department convention in Cincinnati this week.
The sixth annual outing of the general office employees Surgeons' association and Agents' association of the P. and L. E. railroad will be held at Cascade park on Saturday July 20. A large crowd is expected for the event.
A large force of men has been at work for some time in the local yards of the Pennsy near the passenger depot raising the track and realigning it. The Pennsy never allows its property to get in very bad shape.
Wm Withers a clerk in the Pennsy freight office and his wife left last night for a honeymoon. They plan to visit New York City and other eastern points of interest.
Thomas Beebe, a record clerk at the Pennsylvania Railroad freight office, is seriously ill at his home, prompting concern from colleagues and the station staff.
Claude Grahame-White England’s leading aviator wed Dorothy Taylor daughter of Bertrand L Taylor of New York at Widford Essex parish church. The ceremony was attended by family friends and many of England’s aviators with Montague Grahame-White as best man.
Senator Dixon met progressive leaders at the Hotel Manhattan as talks on forming a new party continued.George W. Perkins Comptroller Prendergast Frank A. Munsey and others attended sessions to map organizational plans.
New Wilmington resident Hugh Shaw made a business trip to Pittsburg while Prof. Bridgman returned from a Pittsburg trip. Abe Shaffer and son visited Newcastle on Tuesday. The Second U P S social was held at Hillside last night. Miss Jennie Francis returned from Sharon. Prof. Frank Sewall visited Sharpsville on Tuesday. W C T U met in the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. J H Porter visited Newcastle today. Conductor Mulligan of the Sharpsville run acts yardmaster there. Mrs. Perry Kuhn and daughter Mary visit Newcastle today. Italian A C of Newcastle to play two games here on the Fourth against the local team. Mason engineering works reports machinery placed and operations to begin. R L Thompson buys Wm Bennett’s coal business, consolidating the local field. A Newcastle ball team travels to Polk on the Fourth for a game. Mr. and Mrs. R M Stewart hosted a Tuesday reception for sons Howard and Clarence and their wives. Preparations continue for a fall campaign toward a $400 000 college endowment fund.
Fred Engler a 21 year old baker at the Orr bakery suffered a severe accident at work when his right hand was caught under a heavy knife while cutting dough. His little finger was severed, another finger broken and cut, and the hand badly wounded. He was taken to New Castle hospital.
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