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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
4
Public interest correspondence invited from county areas. Subscriptions listed including daily and weekly rates. Notices advise sending checks money orders and communications to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to individuals.
The New Castle Trades assembly plans a conference discussion on endorsing laboring men for Congress. They urge caution against lending their sanction to purely political endorsements of any party or candidate, arguing for a separate labor party and warning that affiliations with unaffiliated interests in politics are unwise.
The president is rebuked as Congress orders the motto In God We Trust removed from all coins. The piece argues Roosevelt remains confident and unmoved by opposition, while noting his stance on capital regulation and larger issues.
A cartoonish jab frames Senator Ben Tillman as harsher on President Roosevelt than the tainted Chancellor Day at Syracuse University. The piece satirizes political boasting and brushes with standard oil influence while poking at high profile figures.
Pasquale tto appeared against his wife Beatrice Marratto before Alderman Green and faced an aggravated assault and battery accusation. Constable Nat Williams attempted to serve a warrant on Beatrice Marratto, drawing a crowd as the rumpus drew attention. The hearing will be held later.
A display of special $25 suits will be shown at the suit opening on March 18 featuring Brown and A7315 arrangements.
Fire destroyed a one story stable on Pine Street owned by Michael Conway and lived in by L M Lock. A larger barn adjoining used by George L Kemp was also damaged while firemen saved most contents including one horse. The loss is estimated at 300 dollars with insurance.
New Wilmington residents woke to posters announcing a town meeting at City Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m to discuss the Board of Health actions on dogs and promote peace among canine owners. The notice cites dogs as personal property with life and unmuzzled liberty, amid rabies concerns. The town also reports various local events and visits, including sports results and social activities.
In Youngstown on March 29 David G. Jenkins police prosecutor, formerly of this city, will discuss labor legislation at the Workingmen's Debating club.
A poetry reminiscence on Wearing av the Green and St Patrick’s Day in Ireland contrasts with a jittery collection of jokes and social notes. Witty asides touch on religion garlic fashion and courtroom scenes, ending with local chatter.
Lottie Blair Parker’s southern drama Under Southern Skies lights up the Cascade Opera House Friday March 20 with matinee and night showings. The cast and acts, including Jimmy O'Brien and Probasco, promise stronger entertainment with colorful costumes and lively variety. The program also features Coming Thro the Rye on March 19 with a 50-person company led by George E. Mack and a cast including Mae Phelps Grace Turner and Lora Deib.
A mysterious promotional image titled Ghosts Holiday hints at ongoing events this week. The program will carry on through the first half of the week with planned activities or performances.
Senator Dixson introduces a bill to acquire 20 square miles of Flathead reservation land in Montana for a national bison range. The American Bison society pledges a pure stock herd, with $30,000 for land purchase and $10,000 for fencing. A Hornaday census counts 2,047 bison, 1,722 in captivity, 325 wild, 26 in Yellowstone, and others in Canada southwest of Great Slave Lake.
Miss Lulu Marshall returning from a week in Volant Lawrence County. Members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the Wampum Presbyterian Church plan a green social Tuesday evening with a pleasant time anticipated.
Hyomei is promoted as a germ destroying remedy for catarrh. The advertisement claims 90 percent of people suffer from catarrh and that Hyomei reaches nose throat and lungs directly. The complete outfit costs $1.00 with a refund guarantee if no benefit is seen.
Patterson Stationery Co. reports a busy season for picture framing with the largest moulding selection in New Castle. The firm, succeeding Roy F. Brandon, has earned a reputation for quality framing at a fair price and serves customers far from the city. Bring your pictures in at once.
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