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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
10
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 30 24 year old Avery Oyler of Windber Somerset county fell from a loose log into the Conemaugh River while his family stood nearby. His father in law attempted a rescue but others restrained him. It is believed Oyler hit his head on a river stone or became trapped in mud.
New York June 30 Yale bull team posts a standout season with 25 wins in 27 games against college teams. They beat New Haven and Boston opponents, split with Harvard, and lose twice to the New York Giants. Brown and West Point follow, while Cornell falters with six wins in 27.
Live stock prices posted for Pittsburg at Liberty stockyards show cattle and hog markets steady to higher. Cattle and calves range from 6.00 to 10.50 for various classes, hogs from 7.50 to 9.10, sheep and lambs around 4.00 to 5.25, with supply notes including double decks for hogs and sheep.
Wholesale banana quotations rise to 3 4 cents a pound and retail prices gain. Red currants show up in city groceries at two quarts for 25 cents and selling fruit prices reflect upcoming Fourth of July demand. Roasting ears remain 40 cents a dozen for better grade as New Castle dealers report varied farm prices and retail quotes for butter eggs grains and produce.
In Yonkers New York Carl H Nistrom a 57 year old machinist shot himself after reloading his revolver nine times. Police found five bullets in walls and ceilings three in the abdomen and the ninth in the brain, the lethal act ending his life.
Salisbury reporters describe an inquest into the death of Miss Florence Wainwright as jurors debate verdicts. Juror Powell contends circumstantial evidence supports an arrestable verdict, while most jurors favor waiting for direct evidence before any guilt is assigned. The case may hinge on grand jury action in September.
Thomas O. McCullough state superintendent of highways and his corps are praised for roads in unusually perfect condition. Travelers say his district shows better finish and upkeep than others, with sustained quality beyond typical oversight.
Notice of application to the governor of Pennsylvania on July 11 1913 by Arthur McKean Joseph A Tritschler and John A Elliott for charter of Perry General Electric Company to supply light heat and power by electricity to Perry township Lawrence county and nearby areas with full rights under the act of 1874 and supplements.
Notice is given that Jas C. MacNab trading as Loan and Trust Company seeks a license to loan money under June 6 1913 act. Hearing set July 7 1913 at 10 a m before the Court of Quarter Sessions Lawrence County at 7 Dean Block New Castle. Ss E Crawford Clerk.
Notice is given that Jacob F. Perelman trading as the New Castle Loan Company filed an application in No. 80 June term 1913 in Lawrence county court for a license to loan money under the act approved June 5 1913. Hearing set for July 14 1918 at 10 o clock a m at Wallace block New Castle to hear all interested or remonstrant parties.
Pulaski Pennsylvania June 30 fourteen elderly veterans began an excursion to the Gettysburg battlefield. The group included George D. Brown E L Ayers A A Knox J Baxter Thompson J G Huff William Cover J C Levitt J M Michael Calvin Donley J Calvin Marquis G W Rodgers John Mitchell Alex Armstrong and James W Smith escorted by local citizens at the depot. The article notes time and aging veterans reflect on war years.
Joseph Evans visits Youngstown on Monday. Charles Hull of Pittsburg visits L. R. Davidson. Lina Haas from Greenville visits Lena Book of Pulaski on Sunday. Ethel Wheaton of Greenville returns home after a week with aunt Mrs. Clarence Hamilton. Mrs. James Smith leaves for Mercer with grandson Donald Shannon to spend time with daughter Mrs. James A. Shannon. The yearly record of the industries shows 30 000 deaths and 500 000 seriously injured.
Public notice dated July 15 1013 by Arthur McKean and Joseph A Bi Beaver Township General Electric Co. addresses the character and object of the public of Big Beaver township within Lawrence County Pennsylvania to residents and nearby entities under the act of assembly and supplements. John A Elliott, solicitor.
Auditor Harvey E. Martin will attend at 3024 KE Washington St New Castle Lawrence County Pa on Tuesday July 1 1913 at 10 a m to pass on exceptions if any to the final account of Lilla M Spurrier executrix in the estate of Sarah L A Planton deceased and to distribute funds to those entitled.
The text references an act approved April 28 1874 authorizing Ellwood City General Electric Company to supply electricity to the borough of Ellwood City and adjacent areas in Lawrence County Pennsylvania and to enjoy all rights and privileges of the assembly act and supplements.
Action filed by Dr A Heindel trading as People’s Finance Company seeks a license to loan money under the June 5 1913 act. Hearing is scheduled for July 7 1913 at 10 A M at 219% Washington Street New Castle Lawrence County. All interested parties may attend.
Letters testamentary granted to Celia Gerwig Executrix Ellwood City PA. All debts owed to the estate should be paid at once and claims presented promptly to Celia Gerwig Executrix R F D No 3 Ellwood City. J W Rhodes attorney for Executrix. Dated June 14 1913. June 16 23 30 July 7 14 21
Letters testamentary granted to Amelia McConnell executrix of New Castle PA. Debts owed to the estate should be paid and claims presented promptly. Amelia McConnell is reachable at 321 East North Street New Castle Pa with attorney Chas H Young of the L B T Building New Castle Pa. Notice dated June 9 16 23 30 July 7 14.
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