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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

8

Officers for First M E Church elect officers for 5 3

At the annual Sunday school meeting of First Methodist church J A Breckenridge was re elected superintendent for the sixth year. Ralph M Campbell and Dr W C Mechem named assistant superintendents with other officers and department heads listed.

First Methodist Church J. A. Breckenridge Ralph M. Campbell W. C. Mechem Joseph Norris Paul Moseley John L. Emery William Myers R. G. Porter Edward Davis Effie Porter Jessie Foulk Ada Douglas Helen Westlake W. L. Moseley Archie Cramer Kate Stockman Home Department E. N. Baer Sarah Lee Mary L. Davidson

Fourth Ward Fire Department Elects Officers

The Fourth ward fire department met Friday evening and elected officers including President James Sowash and District Chief James Sowash. Other posts filled by Marion Young John Clark W J Quinn and more with trustees and delegates named. An oyster supper followed the meeting hosted by Frank Weller.

Fourth Ward Fire Department James Sowash Marion Young W. J. Quinn John Clark W. J. Brecken- Hose James McKissick John Trusel Charles Thompson Messrs A. Turner W. J. Breckenridge Relief Association D. R. Bollard Clare Stockman Frank Weller

Russie jailed on larceny by bailee charge

Eli Russie was jailed by Alderman Mayne in default of bail for a hearing next week. Boarders at Russie s boarding house allege he failed to refund deposits when they settled.

Eli Russie Mayne Russie

Crab Creek Flood Damages Youngstown Area

Crab Creek overflow again hit Youngstown yesterday causing significant damage to homes and streets. Local officials assess flood impact and coordinate relief as residents begin cleanup and assess losses.

Youngstown

French Newspaper Story About Gould-Sagan Marriage Rumor Discredited

Berlin reports deny confirmation of the Cri de Paris claim that Mme Anna Gould and Prince De Sagan wed in Germany as Paris presses the tale. The Kaiser’s stance is unconfirmed and Gould denies marriage. witnesses are said to be few and secrecy observed to protect the Gould estate, pending family approval.

United Press Berlin Germany Cri de Paris Prince Sagan Mme Anna Gould Cri Paris Prince de Sagan Mme. Gould Gould

Deaths of the Day William O'Donnell Dies in Texas

William O'Donnell, a former New Castle resident and Fort Worth yardmaster, died of pneumonia in Fort Worth Texas at about 36 years old. He left a wife and six sisters unable to be at his bedside or at his burial in Gainesville Texas. He was born in New Castle and was the son of Edward O'Donnell. He had many relatives in the area.

William O'Donnell New Castle Fort Worth Tex Gainesville Mr. O'Donnell Edward O'Donnell

Realty Transfers and Sheriff Sale Deeds Recorded

Transfers show John S. Martin by trustee to John A. Boak for 2700 dollars in the Fourth ward and to Home Trust company for 1540 dollars Eliza McBride sells to James H. Brown in the Fifth ward for 2150 dollars George H. Getty transfers to Wm Benett in New Wilmington for 7100 dollars Wm M Bennett to Thomas S Mc Anlis in New Wilmington for 200 dollars Deeds made by Sheriff Waddington for properties sold at sheriff sale last Monday are recorded.

John S. Martin John A. Boak Fourth Ward Home Trust Company Eliza McBride James H. Brown Fifth Ward George H. Getty Wm. Benett New Wilmington Wm. M. Bennett Thomas S. McAnlis Sheriff Waddington

Rail line may use telephones for dispatching

To cut costs under the eight hour law for railroad telegraphers the Lake Shore at Youngstown may switch to telephone dispatching.

Lake Shore Youngstown

Japan threatens war over Chinese seizure of ship

Tokyo reports Japan demands immediate surrender of the Tatsu Maru seized by China for arming rebels. The cabinet cites no delay or counter proposal. If China refuses Tokyo warns of immediate war. Washington notes no outside interference yet, but could offer mediation if hostilities loom. US State Department watches closely.

United Press TOKIO The Mikado Pekin China Japan Washington United States State Department

Investigation of Navy Charged in Senate Inquiry

Washington March 7 Inquiry into the navy charges by the senate committee will be resumed next week. Commander Sims alleged navy inefficiency improper armor belt placement ammunition hoist safety and poor shooting at Santiago. He said officers could corroborate him. The committee will subpoena 15 naval officers for testimony.

United Press Washington Senate Committee Sims Santiago

Daughter of Christian Church Founder Dies at 74

Mrs. Virginia Campbell Thompson, daughter of Rev. Alexander Campbell founder of the Christian church, died in Washington at 74. A Louisville postmaster for 13 years she was appointed by President Hayes and reappointed by Arthur and Cleveland. Later she served in the congressional library.

Washington Virginia Campbell Thompson Alexander Campbell The Christian Church Louisville Hayes Arthur Cleveland Congressional Library

Trains Collide Killing 12 and Wounding 43 in Samara

Reports from St. Petersburg state a head on collision between two trains at Samara resulted in 12 deaths and 43 injuries. Other brief items note Burlington No. 4 wreck near Kearney Missouri with injuries, Wu Ting Fang passing through Pittsburgh, a fatal fire at Bruceton Mills, the czar reviewing Stoessel's case for mercy, four laborers dead from coal gas in a Baltimore tunnel, and more.

St. Petersburg Samara Baltimore Hospital Pennsylvania Railroad Union Tunnel

Meeting in Interest of the Foreigners at First United church

A public meeting will be held at the First United Presbyterian church on Jefferson street Wednesday March 11 at 3 oclock. It focuses on the industrial mission among foreigners and urges all citizens to attend. The committee is led by Mrs D F Balph president and Mrs S M Blackwood secretary.

First United Presbyterian Church Jefferson Street D. F. Balph S. M. Blackwood

Rav en High School Attic Recitations Halted by Inspector

The building inspector ordered the attic recitations at Raven High School halted yesterday until fire escapes to the attic are installed and safety measures met.

Raven High School

New York Republican leaders back Hughes for president

New York Republicans plan to elect four delegates at large and four alternates to Chicago on April 11 at Carnegie Hall. The state committee endorsed Chas. Evans Hughes for president and indicated Hughes will likely win New York on the first ballot. The convention will also choose a new state committee amid a harmonious meeting.

United Press New York Chicago Carnegie Hall New York City Republican State Committee Chas. Evans Hughes Hughes New York State

Doctor asserts arsenic caused Walter Baker death in Hackensack inquiry

Boston dated report says Dr Boos details a 20 grain arsenic distribution in Walter F Baker body found after his death in Bogota. He states arsenic was ingested in liquid form, not from embalming fluid or food, refuting self harm or alcoholism. He outlines method and lack of embalming trace.

United Press Boston Hackensack N. J Boos Walter F. Baker Bogota Baker

Inspection Trip Reveals Urgent School Safety Fixes

An inspection of Youngstown school buildings found conditions needing immediate remedies to ensure safety. Officials said work must begin promptly to address structural and safety concerns across campuses.

Youngstown

Birth of son in Seventh Ward as typhoid patient remains

A son was born Friday night at Shenango Valley hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilkins of 215 East Second street Seventh ward. Mr Wilkins, hospitalized with typhoid fever, has also been at the hospital for several days.

Shenango Valley Hospital J. M. Wilkins East Second Street Seventh Ward Wilkins

Jurors Named for April Civil Court Term

Jurors for the April civil court term have been drawn. Names include Mientke Rhinehardt North Beaver McKay Robert Mahoning Beaver Jacob Wampum Fike P K Third ward Hettenbaugh George Scott Eckles Thomas M Ellwood City Workley E P Perry Frew A F Third ward Alley Robert Wampum Patterson J J Big Beaver Mitcheltree Carl A Mahoning Hainer J Adam Second ward Campbell Elmer Fourth ward Plimpton Earl Fourth ward Newell A D Seventh ward Tindall Wm Perry Miller Hiram G Third ward Bell James Neshannock Brown George D Pulaski Wilkison J C Unton Black Robert P Washington McCowan Roy B Little Beaver Mengle C E Second ward McCluskey T J Sixth ward Eberle John First ward Howley William Anton Long Leander S Fifth ward Russell G W Little Beaver Wortman Martin L Pulaski Houk William Shenango McConnell W J Hickory Daugherty Chas Ellwood City Jordan Melvin Third ward Kirk Wm J Ellwood City Lutz Daniel Shenango Smith Ross Perry Patterson Robert Hickory Aiken W H Third ward McCreary B C Nechannock Kerr Frank South New Castle Drake William Wilmington Yoho John Wayne Shaffer Harry H Third ward Clinefelter George Fifth ward Schweinsberg W E Fourth ward Miller Roy C Seventh ward Graham Benjamin New Wilmington Emery W E North Beaver

Mientke Rhinehardt North Beaver McKay Robert Mahoning Beaver Jacob Wampum Fike P. K Third Ward Hettenbaugh George Scott Eckles Thomas M Ellwood City Workley E. P Perry Frew A. F Alley Robert Patterson J. J Big Beaver Mitcheltree Carl A Mahoning Hainer J. Adam Campbell Elmer Plimpton Earl Newell A. D Tindall Miller Hiram G Bell James Neshannock Brown George D Pulaski Wilkison J. C Unton Black Robert P Washington McCowan Roy B Little

Missionary Home From Dakota Field

J. M. Hamilton of this city who spent two years at Highlands South Dakota doing home missionary work is visiting New Castle for a few days. He reports progress in church work in the west and has had an active career as a missionary. Hamilton will stay with friends in New Castle for a short time.

J. M. Hamilton Highlands S. D Mr. Hamilton New Castle

Gardener Wanted by Experienced Floriculture Enthusiast

Classified seeks a gardener position from a experienced man skilled in flowers and garden care. Inquiries to 1712 Maitland Street.

Maitland St

For Sale Five Room House on DuShane Street

For sale a five room house with pantry bath heater gas and water on corner lot No 560 DuShane Street asking price 2450 dollars. Listed in 16916 area.

DuShane Street

Pacific program of Atlantic fleet set by cabinet

Plans for the Pacific program of the Atlantic fleet were finalized in cabinet and naval officials. The ships will reach Magdalena on March 15 for target practice, then sail to San Diego by about April 27. Stops along the coast extend to San Francisco before June maneuvers at Puget Sound. Rear Admiral Sperry leads a fourth division to Manila in July, with Honolulu and Manila stops and a return via Suez.

United Press Washington General Board Bureau of Navigation Metcalf Pacific Coast Atlantic Magdalena San Diego San Francisco Hunters Point Puget Sound Sperry Manila Nebraska Mississippi New Hampshire Idaho Honolulu Suez

Duchess Consuelo Home Again After Cunard Arrival

Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough, daughter of William Vanderbilt, arrived on the Cunarder Lucania in New York. She did not appear on the passenger list but was identified after departure from Queenstown. She aims to see her mother Mrs. Belmont and study sociological conditions. she previously started a movement to improve prison conditions and is linked to English socialist leaders. Robbers blew up the Mount Victory state bank near Kenton Ohio early today and took $500 in silver.

New York Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough William K. Vanderbilt Queenstown Oliver H. P. Belmont England Mount Victory State Bank Kenton, O

Comparative Ages of Birds and Their Ways of Communication

A long, rambling talk by Uncle Joe on birds and captivity. He ranks species from Mockingbird to Parrot, notes age spans and vocal traits, and praises bird protection laws. He recalls San Francisco harbor and the American Eagle as symbolic icons in a family reunion setting.

Uncle Joe Ahiliren Graybeard Granny Papa Mama

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