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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
9
City ministers spent a leisure day at the park to close the summer session of the Ministerial association. They enjoyed a noon banquet with toasts and speeches, then moved to the ball park to contest the lawyers’ nine.
Gertrude Vance was arrested Saturday before Alderman Cooper on larceny charges. She allegedly stole clothing from a woman who had befriended her, and wore part of the apparel at the county jail. A hearing is scheduled later. Sadie Duff remains jailed on immorality charges with a hearing before Alderman Gross.
John Travers circulates a petition to council tonight in the First ward remonstrating against granting P. and L. E. a right to add a track on the west side of the Erie line along the Shenango river. It demands placing the new track on the east side of the present line.
In Ellwood City Miss Jennie Shira daughter of Mr and Mrs G Shira of Friendship Street and Arch Moffatt were quietly married today in their new home. The couple have many friends who extend congratulations.
The widow of Rev. John Snape formerly of this city died in London England while traveling with her husband en route to Zurich for the World's Sunday School convention. She had been ill on shipboard suffering seasickness and a severe cold and reportedly took an overdose of medicine by mistake. She leaves her husband and a daughter Miss Alice Snape formerly of Utica now with friends there.
Families from Parker, Burns, Bovard, Miller and others on County Line Huron and Cro ton avenues prepare to leave Monday for Lake Brady Ohio for a two week outing. Visitors include Miss Sara Barr from Moravia California and Miss Nellie Weller with brother Richard Weller visiting Mrs. Frew on East Washington Street.
Special to The News. Ralph Henderson aged 27 died in Sharon hospital after being struck by a Youngstown interurban car while riding a motorcycle on Irvine Avenue. He lived on Farrell Avenue and suffered a broken collar bone and fractured skull in the crash.
Three men died when a sewer cave-in on Railway avenue and West Seventh street in Cleveland sent seven workers into the sewer. Four were rescued alive after crews dammed the sewer at a manhole near the Cuyahoga river and attempted revival with a palmotor.
June brides were fewer this year with 82 marriage licenses issued compared with 104 last year. The drop of 22 follows last year being a leap year when many women wed, while this year saw fewer licenses issued.
F L Runkle of Washington street was severely hurt when a ladder slipped at the New Castle Box Factory. He fell about 12 feet, dislocating a shoulder, spraining an ankle, and slicing a leg open with a gash.
Both branches of the city councils plan regular session meetings this evening. Councils will discuss routine agenda items and local matters requiring timely action.
A witness described the shooting of Linnenbrink at the cement company offices. Norman Vandivort was named as the shooter. Autopsy showed bullets and wounds to Linnenbrink. Vandivort’s father produced a postdated check tied to the case. Police and officials investigated the scene.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with locations Edenburg and New Castle including Josephine Tripoli Michael Santangelo Bettina Grecod Thomas J Joyce and Mary S Britton. No events dates or actions provided in readable text.
At Gettysburg a 63 year old Port Chester man John Reynolds collapsed and died while visiting relatives. Elmira veteran John Collins suffered head injuries and bruises after a runaway horse struck him, with improving condition noted. Six injured when two trolley cars collided near Devil's Den, Red Cross relief expanded by 25 miners, nine motor ambulances with doctors nurses and scouts aiding veterans on the field.
Chicago June 39. Mrs Erine Pierce keeps her 19 year old daughter confined in a room to prevent marriage to Albin Frieberg. The couple planned elopement but Pierce learned of it and vowed to keep her daughter there all summer if needed to thwart the marriage.
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