Beautiful Silk Tissues in Foward and Horvat Design
Silk tissues offered in forward and Horvat designs suitable for evening gowns. Priced at $9 per yard for the season, with a special sale tomorrow of 2 per yard. Limited quantity available.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
7
Silk tissues offered in forward and Horvat designs suitable for evening gowns. Priced at $9 per yard for the season, with a special sale tomorrow of 2 per yard. Limited quantity available.
The June 1910 marriage license record was shattered as sixteen licenses were granted yesterday, pushing the June total toward the 100 mark. Names listed include James Shields Pittsburg Bessie Bubl Pittsburg and several residents from New Castle and surrounding areas with licenses issued since yesterday’s report.
The Krause greater shows bring over 20 performers and eight attractions to New Castle for the Fourth of July celebration. The train arrives Sunday via the Pennsylvania railroad, with grounds on Sill Street near Lawrence Laundry to be prepared by Freedman’s crew. Illuminated by 1006 lights, shows open at 7 pm Monday and run all week.
G A R post meeting hall was damaged in Sunday's rainstorm and other city rooms were affected. The G A R will hold its meeting Monday evening in the LW Hall.
Advert boasts a German remedy for piles claiming painless cure across all forms. It promises rapid relief from bleeding itching and irritation and a money back guarantee if not cured within a stated time frame. Includes sales pitch about affordable price and refund policy.
Katherine Davis Brown heiress to Senator Henry Davis millions wed Lieut Chester I. Barmett in Graceland hallway. Grandfather Davis gave away bride. bridesmaids Elizabeth Olliphant Elsie Price Natalie Sutherland. Groom in Army full dress. Billy Hitt rumored suitor of Katherine Elkins left for Europe.
A crowded list of local names notes Miss Bessie Allen of Court Street recovering at home from acute bronchitis and Miss Vine Foster of Sankey Atract with tonsillitis. Miss Louisa Edgar returns from Strucher. Miss Sara Sankey travels from Reodon to visit parents. Visitors include Miss Anna Gunning from South Bay Street and Mrs. J. J. McCormick with daughter Anna. Mr. Rocha and several others are visiting in Wallace Avenue and Connect Nt Lake. Mrs. Andley Henderson and son Raber visit Park Avenue. Miss Bessin Merhold of Park Avenue returns after three months with Mrs. Andley Venderson of Vindeavil. Norris of Sheridan Avenue called to Warrenshinis by illness of Miss Olive. Mr. C. Norris accompanies his father. Mrs. Bhor Miller of Marrisbars visiting daughter Mrs. Beers on Musburg Street. accident near Daw shows a fall injuring a small bone in her foot.
A garbled theater notice describes a sensational event featuring Dr. Mredarlek Capk and his expedition to the North Pole. It mentions alleged photographs and a debate about whether De Cook reached the pole, noting the show promises a striking display as tonight and tomorrow.
Illinois Central to teach politeness to its employees, especially conductors and station agents, by opening a 31 lesson school of courtesy. The instruction stresses that courteous behavior is essential for successful service and that patrons are often nervous during travel, with staff required to answer questions cheerfully and correctly.
At Y o'clock this afternoon in the residence of Dr. Scott F. Hershey pastor of the First Presbyterian Church the marriage of Aline Majors of Harpy avenue and Samuel Mulholland of Front street occurred. They left for a trip to New York and Philadelphia and will reside in Erie in two weeks the groom a clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Annual reunion of Company B of the Roundhead Regiment held at Robert Dodds home north of New Wilmington. Twenty four survivors attended, many listed with hometowns. Judge Porter and Rev. A Kirkbride gave favorable addresses. Local visitors included Rev. Tom Logan and Rev. Todds, with social gatherings and informal musicales at several homes.
Denver jury weighs the fate of Beagle Tenwood charged with Gearke Conor murder. District Attorney Milcott and defense counsel John Tinliom urge a verdict of murder, acquittal, or a hung jury as witnesses and evidence unfold over several days.
Susanna Book, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Book of Wet Washington street, died Thursday morning at Slippery Rock State Normal School after a three week illness from typhoid fever. A student at the normal school for two years, she had just completed the second year’s work and was expected to finish soon. The United Presbyterian Church pastor Rev J Dimner Campbell and her father were notified. they arrived too late. She was regarded as one of the brightest students with a promising future and left a sister Mary A at home.
Washington June 48 The Chinese cruiser Hat Chi, largest vessel of the Chinese navy, will arrive in New York from Lingdom after participating in an international naval review. Hat Chi, a cruiser of 4,300 tons, sails at 22 knots with ten 4.0 inch guns. It marks the elder ship of a modernizing fleet and signals growing U S Chinese naval ties as an American gunboat is being built for China. More Chinese warships are expected to visit in coming weeks.
A fragment from a Wilmington Delaware report recounts evangelists arriving in a small 8 foot gasoline boat after a 4,000 mile voyage. Names and places are garbled but the tale notes a weary crew and a challenging crossing with mentions of Tarvelitas and David.
A brief notice indicates a men’s meeting to be held at St. Andrew’s chapel. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but the event centers on a male attendance gathering at the church venue.
June 29 Youngstown Ohio The Republic Steel company has signed the Amalgamated association wage scale for its iron mills at Brown Bonneil Valley plants and at Moline East Chicago and East St Louis. The scale mirrors the expired one with pad dling five cents and a one cent card gate with finishing a proportion. The Western Bar Iron association is expected to sign at or before the Cambridge Springs conference set for July 6. Sons of Vulcan scale not yet signed. puddling plants under Amalgamated and Sons of Vulcan appear likely to adopt the same scale.
Secretary Hoover of the M C A will sever his connection here tomorrow and depart for Binghamton to take the secretary position with the association theta. E A Stoll of Rochester has accepted the local post but won’t arrive until August 1, leaving the office vacant for a month with Chongsistails here in charge.
A special train departs PL and L around 9 05 a m on Tuesday July Fourth aboard ships and local services. The notice repeats fare pricing at 1 25 for Ashtabula Harbor departures for the holiday.
Charles Hickman, wife murderer, learns the pardon board refused commutation. Sheriff Hartzel plans to spring the trap on the day of execution, July 18, after a month of a scaffold in the jail yard. Guards stand watch, Hickman endures intense heat in a crowded second‑tier cell, unable to sleep until late night.
Steubenville resident Scott Rowan sailed to claim a fortune of 50,000 dollars and a large forest tract near Portland Oregon left by his brother George M. Rowan a Klondiker who was believed dead for 37 years News of the death and bequest reached the Odd Fellows lodge Other heirs include Mrs Anthony Brogan of Pittsburgh and Grace and Briel Buhelto of McDonald Pennsylvania
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