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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

8

Pittsburg Plans Limestone Lands Development near Hazel Dell

Ellwood City, June 30. Pittsburg capitalists seek 600 acres of limestone near Hazel Dell and Evans Johnson McHattie farms to fuel a future cement plant. Final papers expected in days as crushers and quarries are prepared. Local impact could boost Ellwood City Hazel Dell and surrounding lands with veins 10 to 20 feet thick.

Ellwood City Lance County Pittsburg Hazel Evans, Johnson McHattie Farms Hazel Dell

Preliminary Steps Toward Opening Atlantic Avenue

A council committee, county commissioners, traction company officials, and Pennsylvania Railroad representatives met to plan opening Atlantic Avenue between Washington Street and Mahoning Town. They agreed to advance an ordinance and to seek court appointment of viewers to assess damages before proceeding. The special committee members are Griffith, Raney, Shaffer, McCready and Stritmater.

The Traction Company Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic Avenue Washington Street Mahoningtown Andit Griffith Raney Shaffer McCready Stritmater

Motorman George Woods Seriously Hurt in Youngstown Streetcar Crash

In a street car collision at Youngstown yesterday motorman George Woods sustained serious injuries.

Youngstown George Woods

Big Snake Found Hidden Under Pillow at Fitch Home

Grace, a visitor at Mrs. Sadie Fitch's house two miles north of New Wilmington, found a five foot eleven inch black snake under a pillow in a bedroom. The snake was killed by the household after discovery. how it arrived remains a mystery.

Grace Sadie Fitch New Wilmington Fitch

Disorderly House on Bridge Street Shuts Down

An alleged disorderly house on Bridge Street run by Sadie Barnes was raided by Officers Tyrill and Schuler at 1 10 Wednesday morning. The proprietress, one woman and three visitors were arrested and taken to the police station for hearings. one visitor was a boy.

Bridge Street Sadie Barnes Tyrill and Schuler

Mahlon Clark Slipping Toward Critical Stroke Condition

Mahlon Clark of Hamilton Street remains in critical condition after a recent stroke. Friends report his health has not improved in the days since the event.

Mahlon Clark Hamilton Street

Fresh White Waists Arrive In Multiple Styles

Hundreds of fresh snowwhite waists are on display this week. Every piece appears pristine and unused. Various new styles priced at 95c 1.25 1.50 and 1.75.

Summer Hosiery Arrives From Mills and Importers

The ad lists summer hosiery for children and women described as merchandise of integrity. Includes women's plain gauze black hosiery 25c, seamless fine thread 25c, lustrous mercerized in multiple colors 25c. Children's fancy top socks 25c, lace options, lisle options all 25c.

Bath Towels On Sale At Two Prices

Replenishment notes from the maker of most Bags and Trunks. Turkish Bath Towels of extra size and quality offered Wednesday at two prices, 10c and 20c. Bleached and unbleached towels advertised as thirsty and absorbent for travel and wear.

Mass Meeting Sought on Beaver River Bridge Plan

Ellwood City residents and Big Beaver farmers plan a large meeting this week to discuss a new Beaver River bridge below Rock Point. Promoter H W Hartman secured strong farmer support and eastern capital interest for a $70000 bridge linking Ellwood City to Koppel and Big Beaver township as part of the Beaver Falls Ellwood City trolley line project. Mrs Hartman plans to organize a construction company to fund and build the bridge and trolley road thereafter.

Ellwood Koppel Ellwood City Big Beaver Township Beaver River Rock Point Beaver County H. W. Hartman Hartman Beaver Falls Wampum Trollc Mae

Lanny Warren's Account of Brother's Fatal Stabbing

Coroner's jury finds death from internal hemorrhages due to a stab wound in the case of James L. Warren of New Castle killed at Youngstown. Police blame Charles Canary. Warren and Canary's dispute escalated on the steps outside Ella McDonald's. Canary denies knife use.

James L. Warren New Castle Youngstown Charles Canary Warren Klyne Canary Hunter Wise Jim Lanny James South Sharon

Township High Schools to Receive Large State Aid

County Superintendent W L Gilmore reports a state appropriation act for 1909 1910 distributes 100 000 to tuition for pupils in other districts 450 000 to township and borough high schools. Minimum staff and pupil thresholds apply for first and second grade status.

W. L. Gilmore Department of Public Instruction Superintendent of Public Instruction Lawrence County

Cab Drivers to Strike Over Funeral Fare Increases

Funeral cab drivers in the city plan a strike declared Thursday July 1 following a Tuesday meeting. They demand raises from 50 cents to a dollar for city funerals and 1500 for country funerals under five miles, with 2 for longer country burials plus expenses. A follow up meeting Wednesday will set the strike campaign.

Theatrical North Brothers stage shows at Airdome

North Brothers comedians delivered a strong performance at the Airdome last night with The Montana Sheriff starring Harry North as Jim Baxter and Thomas E. Depew keeping the audience laughing. Tonight features The Millionaire's Wife and the Nobleman with new acts between scenes. Amateur night and prize draws follow, with a future Oliver Twist feature including a hanging scene and a live baby raffle.

North Brothers Airdome Montana Jim Baxter Harry North Thomas E. Depew

Fruit rotting on trees as county crops ripen

From the Seventh ward comes word of bushels of cherries in the rural county district adjoining the city rotting on the trees for want of pickers. Recent rains have ripened the crop unusually fast and farmers, though busy, leave much unpicked as they harvest only for their own use.

Fireman Rhodes Overcome by Heat on Engine

Rhodes of North Mill Street a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman was overcome by heat on his locomotive yesterday. He lay in a serious condition for nearly an hour before physicians revived him and took him home where his condition was reported greatly improved today.

Vee Rhodes North Mill Street Pennsylvania Railroad

Members to attend funeral of Brother William Becker

All I. Q. O. F. members are requested to meet in their hall on Thursday July 1 at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Brother William Becker.

William Becker

You Like Pictures and the Easy Task Soap Offer

An ad extols color reproductions of great artworks and promotes Easy Task soap as a labor saving washing product. Customers can send 25 Easy Task wrappers and a two cent stamp to receive a framed picture from the manufacturers.

Kimono Lot Slashed to 79 Cents Each

One lot of floral pattern kimonos originally priced 1.00 to 1.50 is now offered at 79 cents apiece. Suitors of bargain prices can select from the remaining stock.

Fifth Ward Personalities and Welsh Emigration News

Fifth ward residents and visitors are listed with many traveling to or from Pittsburg and Wales. The column notes arrivals from Leechburg Martins Ferry Cleveland Steubenville and New Castle plus social events at the Lady Macbeth Guards and local weddings and housekeeping plans. A boy named Samuel Kravitz suffered sunstroke at Rock Point but recovered with medical care in Pittsburg.

J. W. Neff Pittsburg W. H. Martin Long Avenue W. H. Redding Leechburg John Anderson Pearson Street Clatonia Butler County Walter Morgans Martins Ferry J. T. Davis Cleveland Sarah Harris Steubenville Lewis Lewis Waldo Street Wales J. M. Patton Martin Street Patton Sheep Hill Dave Evans Lutton Street Lady Maccabee Guards South Croton Avenue Dean Beatrice Reese Sharon T. P. Williams Phillips Street Eleanor Williams Eighth Ward Forbes Field

Perry Davis' Pain Killer stands by families in emergencies

When joints are stiff and muscles sore from cold and rheumatism Perry Davis' pain killer cures soreness quickly. Used for over 70 years as a household standby in thousands of homes. Don’t go home without a 80c bottle or the new 350 size.

Perry Davis

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Big Snake Mercer County Dennison Jergen Brown Hamilton Airdome Theatre Smith, Hutton & Kirk Co Rhodes M’culloch & CO Pittsburg ST R.S. McCulloch & CO Pittsburg Street Fifth Ward Alfred Roberts Lyndal Street John Phillips Llewellyn Cedar Street Thomas Reese Old Country South Wales Andrew Lindgreen Smithfield Street Sweden Mr. Lindgreen Smith Hutton Kirk GO
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