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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

8

Tin Worker Invents Heating Furnace

John J. Jones of Reynolds Street Fifth Ward, a roller in the Shenango tin mill, has patented a heating furnace for tin mills. The design features two fire chambers with a conveying furnace between, enabling simultaneous heating of multiple heats and improved heat uniformity. A model is at his home, and supporters expect reduced fuel use and better plate quality with less waste.

John J. Jones Reynolds Street Fifth Ward Shenango Jones Wiz. Jones

Wage Conference Fails to Reach Agreement in Pittsburg

Amalga mated association wage committee members David Davis and James Sadler returned home after a meeting with manufacturers in Pittsburg. They reported no progress and declined to disclose demands. The wage scale expires Tuesday midnight, but a strike seems unlikely. a settlement is anticipated soon.

Amalgamated Association Pittsburg David Davis James Sadler

Tin mill chief Bert Ross moves to this city

Bert Ross formerly of this city and longtime manager at Sharon tin mill has been promoted to superintendent of the New Castle tin mill. He has moved his family to this city and will reside at the corner of Highland and Edgewood avenues.

Ross Mr. Ross New Castle George Greer New Castle District American Tin Plate Company David Pyle Shenango Sharon Bert Ross Highland Edgewood Avenues

Liver and kidney health remedies highlight Cann's Kid Ney Remedy

The text links groin pain, headaches, bad breath, and tired eyes to kidney and liver issues and promotes Cann's Kidney Remedy as the best tonic. It claims immediate relief, physician prescription origin, forty years on the market, and testimonials. It notes sale at all drug stores under pure food laws.

Gentry Circus Features Noted Snyder Canine Act and More

The Snyder family dogs star in the Gentry show along with an ape nurse, performing clever trained stunts. A troupe of pigs and sheep also performs, with dogs numbering over one hundred and English greyhounds leaping about twenty feet. Monkeys and apes join the act, including a monkey fire brigade. Band concerts occur one hour before the show, inviting friends to visit the menagerie and hear massed bands.

Snyder Monkey Fire Brigade

Sunday Old Folks Day At Maitland Memorial Church

The Maitland Memorial Church on South Mill Street held an Old Folks Day with a crowded morning service. Transport was arranged to bring aged members and others unable to walk, who were then driven home after the rites. The choir used the oldest hymnals available to suit the occasion and Rev. Jefferies delivered an entertaining sermon.

Maitland Memorial Church South Mill Street Jefferies

Mission Convention Concludes in Erie Sunday

After three days in session, the annual Women’s Missionary Society convention of the Erie conference of the Evangelical Association closed Sunday evening. Morning service featured Rev. George Johnson, general treasurer of the mission board, with three largely attended services including an afternoon address by Rev. J. C. Moller of Pittsburgh and evening talks by Rev. Tiersch and Rev. Johnson.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Erie The Evangelical Association George Johnson Mission Board J. C. Moller Pittsburg Tiersch Emmanuel Church Johnson

Rev Dr Conant to Supply Trinity in Reilly’s Absence

Arrangements set for Rev Dr Conant rector of St John s Episcopal church Pittsburg to serve as supply for Trinity during Rev J E Reilly s absence. July services proceed with August closure. Reilly and Emily depart for Island Park Jersey shore month long. Conant to reside at Garfield avenue rectory.

Dr. Conant St. John's Episcopal Church Pittsburg Trinity J. E. Reilly Reilly Emily Island Park Jersey Sea Coast Conant Garfield Avenue

Local Notes And Visits From The Area

M Caslin Arthur Barnett of New Castle visits here. Jacob Baker returns from Sewickley. Local residents attend ice cream festival in Harlansburg last Tuesday. Ruth McClintock graduates from Slippery Rock State Normal last Wednesday. Clen McCaslin attends funeral of Mrs. Fred Richard at Harlansburg. Alex Camerons new barn nearing completion. Walter Crowell of East Brook did carpentry work. James Munnell, aged resident, remains in his room not improving quickly.

Arthur Barnett New Castle Jacob Baker Sewickley Harlansburg Ruth McClintock Slinpery Rock State Normal School Clen McCaslin Fred Richard Alex Cameron Walter Crowell Eastbrook James Munnell

Bryson Plumbing Co Seeks Your Orders Promptly

Bryson Plumbing Co lists address at 29 East street and offers prompt service with guaranteed work. Bell phone 1632.

The Bryson Plumbing Co East Street Bell

Habgood faces unlikely bid for statehouse speakership

Bradford, Pa June 27 Clouds gather over Assemblyman Robert P Habgood as GOP opposition and Democratic county committee push to defeat him in the fall election. The Democratic panel backs anti machine unity and calls for direct voter referendums on key issues while nominating Robert W Hilton and L R Shaw to the Legislature.

Bradford Robert P. Habgood Penrose Habgood McKean County Robert W. Hilton Smethport L. R. Shaw

Southern Republican power in national conventions

Ray Stannard Baker argues in the July American Magazine that the solid South, controlled by southern office holders, wielded decisive influence in Republican nominations from McKinley to Taft. He notes the party’s reliance on southern delegates and the racial dynamic shaping national politics.

Ray Stannard Baker American Washington South McKinley Hanna MecKinley Roosevelt Judge Jones Alabama Taft National Organization

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Pearl Thomas returns home from Harmony. Evert Anderson spends vacation with grandmother Mrs N C Wetmer. Miss Mary Robour and Miss May Robour visited Nina and Fay Eckles. Miss Mary Aiken returns from New Castle for vacation. Mrs R C Weller hosts a birthday party with Helen Magee Fay Eckles Mary Young Ida Young Jene Carter Edith Brown Mildred Brown May Aiken May Romour Marjory Guy. Many beautiful oe were presented to the little.

Mary May Robour Nina Fay Eckles Mary Aiken New Castle R. C. Weller Helen Magee Ida Young Jene Carter Edith Mildred Brown May Aiken May Romour Marjory Guy

Maine Court Support for Forest Preservation Law

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court issued a formal opinion at the Senate’s request endorsing a public welfare forest law. It holds regulating timber cutting on private lands to prevent erosion and flood damage does not constitute taking private property. The opinion cites that landowners may be restrained from denuding hillsides and emphasizes Maine’s strong forest heritage and push toward preservation.

Maine Supreme Court Senate Maine Senate Maine

Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail Special 4th of July Excursions

Special excursion offer via the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line with a round trip fare of one and a half times the single fare. Tickets available through ticket agents. inquire locally for details and schedules.

Pittsburg Lake Erie R. R

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VicKee North Mill &T New Castle, Pa Rev. Conaut M’caslin Pleasant Hill Miss Pearl Thomas Evert Anderson Mrs. N. C. Wetmer Cooper Butler Washington Street S.S.S S. S Swift Specific CO A .A People’s Mortgage Loan CO E. Washington ST Herb D. McGoun Eeeee Santos Howard Munnell Pittsburg Street Union Station
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