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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
5
Bargain prices on skirts jackets suits wash outfits and dresses. White wash skirts drop to 1.00 while other items from 0.50 to 20.00 with many pieces revised for a Fourth of July weekend sale Friday Saturday and Monday.
Variety ad lists 27 inch striped and checked fabrics from 10¢ to 25¢ per yard, including 156 White Apron goods, 166 White Dimity for waists and dresses, 48 inch Persian Lawn, Bastiste Mull, Dotted Swiss, and Embroidered Swiss. Mentions 1,000 yards of fine white linen 36 inches wide at 25¢ per yard, regular 50¢. Sale emphasizes limited quantities and ongoing shipment.
A report states United Bible Steel corporation leads in building a new Amond Western railroad linking Newnettle to Youngstows with an Erie and Pittsburgh connection. The project plans a line between Pittsburg and Cleveland, tracing a route through Vestal and along rivers, with construction aimed for next year. The purchase and stake details involve multiple entities and projected costs, as crews begin tying the Pittsburgh region to the Western rail system.
Ling Ceasure in come rentennial celebration of Une Richa United Presbe a church near Stennenville Ohio developed dur the reality at the comeregation's history. It notes one of Ure first pastors and a meeting of the eld in Peter New Castle. The presbytery with Mitchell's slain near a respect dalew, Gror ian, accepted a famous minister of earlier Eastern Ohio. He rode the circuil and his horse, Pune became noted for forty years of service in ster through the wildery shiye. Before a vlured building was erected, The rerviews were phd pa Lent.
A garbled report describes a boarding house incident where a boarder is ejected and fined after a chaotic scene. There are mentions of disputes, arrests, and references to various names and items, but the text is largely indecipherable.
The trial of Coates charged with embezzlement ended in a not guilty verdict after only minutes of jury deliberation. The defense argued the indictment failed to state an element, while prosecution contended the case showed intent to defraud. The judge directed continued proceedings for related matters but the jury remained focused on this charge.
The readable text notes attendance and someone named gasnher performing duties before discharge. Details are incomplete but indicate a procedural end to an assignment.
Police counsel report a disordered scene as Hammond, a 20 year old from Dirham North Carolina and painter, was brought to Youngstown by Ure and Sharon fine on railroad property and later calmed after several fits while in custody.
Sieglen Mrozek was committed to jail after a Thursday evening hearing before Alderman Rennes. The case alleged he obtained $140 in provisions using a dwelling and other assets as security. He was held for the September criminal court unable to provide bail.
George Stops of Leesburg was acquitted by a Mercer jury yesterday in the county court on the charge of cane fraud. The trial centered on the alleged five ware case and included testimonies about Shapeen, Campo, and Leo Bang.
A fragmented report notes attendance issues at a local meeting with New Castle Bar not present. The scrambled text references individuals and places including Che wert at the Law rene Coumry Theds and a Hed fowl Spigk, with scattered names like Conners, Hy, and Paisloy’s Pharmacy appearing amid garbled phrases.
A mixed local page lists unclaimed letters for New Castle Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. The item also mentions a GMA baseball game, players, and various oddities including jokes, ads, and reader notes.
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