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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
7
A Chicago case highlights Cooper’s New Discovery said to expel tapeworms and toning the stomach. Jessie Birdsall, 14, reportedly cured after seven years of illness, with her mother praising the medicine’s effects and recommending its use to others.
George Moore, a glass worker from New Castle, was thought dead after he vanished while prospecting for gold near Stockton. A Tas Indian squaw saved him during five days of exposure, and after four months in a crude hospital he regained strength and sent letters and photographs to family in Youngstown and New Castle.
Barcelona authorities uncovered multiple bombs near routes used by King Alfonso during his visit. Police say the devices aimed to explode as he passed, with detonations later in a quay area, a theatre, and a van. Precautions kept details secret as authorities pursue the plot.
Detective Kepner reports finding a raincoat believed worn by the slayer in the Dahring er murder case. The coat, left for cleaning with grease marks matching mill grease, was found at a cleaning establishment. Thumb impressions will be used at trial. Mrs. Ann Dahringer remains jailed on murder charges.
Mrs William Lusk and Rev Charles Cooper are ill with grip and erysipelas. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wylie Locke. Mrs Marvin Burnett is confined at home. The wives of Mt Jackson Knights of Pythias hosted a banquet for their husbands with about 90 guests, followed by cards flinch and dancing.
Property listed for rent between Mill street and Pittsburg street bridge. Inquiries directed to McBride and Long at 36 1-2 North Mill Street, ZIP 17413.
William H Stocking of Newton Falls D celebrated his 102nd birthday yesterday marking a long life in the community.
Members of the Fifth ward local option club will hold their regular meeting Saturday evening in the Grace M. E. church. The program includes songs by Miss Katie Richards Elizabeth A Williams and a duet by Mr and Mrs Isaac Cooper plus recitations by Brynmor Williams Gladys Williams Samuel Evans and Revy H. M. Burns will give addresses by Hon. W. S. Reynolds and Revy.
A simple Presbyterian ceremony joined Ken Hays Collins and Jennie Brummelle in Pulaski with Rev. F A Shape officiating. Both couples are from Vanderbilt PA and guests included family friends. a six o’clock dinner followed before the couple departed for Pittsburgh.
Colonel E. E. Robbins withdraws from the race in the 22nd district leaving Attorney J. David McJunkin of Butler and Col. George F. Huff of Westmoreland, the present incumbent, as the remaining aspirants.
Isaac G Tinney a well known Youngstown citizen died Thursday. He was a candidate for infirmary director in the last election.
Sealed proposals for grading and sewering Harrison Street from Pittsburg Street to Stanton Avenue will be received until March 20 by Clare P. DuShane. Details on application.
Manager Genkinger announces Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske will appear in Romersholm in early April marking a major event for the city. Critics hail her as a leading emotional actress with the production drawing strong interest. Other April bookings include The Man of the Hour and The Red Mill.
Charles Ayers a screw boy at the Shenango mill was severely wounded Thursday afternoon when a piece of cold metal pierced his left thigh. He is the son of former Sheriff Ayers. The report notes a linen sale upcoming on March 17 and 18 by Brown and Hamilton.
A listed remedy promises a total cure for piles by applying a mixture of carbolic acid zinc ointment and Zotan nightly and morning. The instruction asks readers to consult a druggist for mixing the components.
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