26 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
1
The document surveys policy directions with emphasis on antitrust measures, budgetary outlines, and industrial regulation. It anticipates congressional discussion on commissions, taxation, navy modernization, and public care funding, citing potential legislative paths and executive recommendations for national policy.
Fragmented OCR shows a markets section listing weekly dealer payments for NUTTER AND EGGS FRUIT VEGETABLES HAY AND STRAW GRAIN and related items. The text is garbled but indicates a regular routine of fresh goods and prices paid by dealers with a note about Wednesdays.
Rebecca Trimble of New Castle dies at home on November 18 after a lengthy illness. She was mother of ten, with seven surviving, and a cousin to J W Latter and Mrs S W Smith. Funeral from Clifton residence Saturday at 1 pm with family notices and obituaries in local Welsh community circles.
Vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as fat rich nourishment for the cold and strained, claiming it suits the Esquimo and ambermen. It urges physicians to prescribe and invites readers to request a sample or try two free ounces from Scott & Bowne in New York.
The article references a debate over UWs study of the Mons and Runowlt controversy, with mentions of the Chinese identity and open-door questions. It notes a broader acknowledgment of American diplomacy amid the discussed topics and branding.
The incident unfolds as a crowd of boys gathers near open space in front of a navy yard building. A moving train wheel strikes a youth amid a chaotic scene. Bystanders, including adults, witness tense moments as a trainer and onlookers react with alarm and concern.
A historical remedy claim advertises relief in six hours for kidney and bladder discomfort. Sold by G. W. Chilton and C. Wallace, druggists in New Castle, Pennsylvania, promising rapid cure and painless results.
A fragmentary obituary note mentions a deceased person, a daughter, and family relations in Mahan township. Readable parts reference a Friday service near Le Welot and a burial context with limited legible details.
The obituary notes the death of a long time resident at age 79 after a period of illness. He was a Free Methodist and prior farm life defined by neighborly duty. Survived by children Jolie Knight, James Knight, Joseph Knight, and others. funeral arrangements to be announced by family.
Public notice of an executor sale of real estate identified by location in Washington Street. Details include bidder qualifications, mortgage terms, payment schedule, and conditions for conveyance. The notice specifies the time, place, and procedures for bids, with references to lien protections and required waivers.
A long damaged notice describes a sheriff sale in Lawrence County Pennsylvania during a New Castle session. It details real estate parcels including a Goargs Mein property and several ward descriptions along a public road.
A shuffled court notice lists property actions and judgments in Wilvalery Artesia and nearby locales. Names include James H. Brown as sheriff and various land parcels belonging to Elizabeth Andersen and others. The document references distraint, sales, and improvised terms, with details on site parcels and notices to retailers.
An OCR snippet lists place names such as Lake, Meewa, and Lawrence with scattered references to roads, bridges, residences, and counties. The legible text hints at a historical county survey or property notes, mentioning specific locales and potential dates around 1802 without complete context.
A long contested real estate move reshapes Crawford Homestead now owned by Jon Te. Crawford. The line from Percy tile road to Liberty Street extends to Howell avenues while the Great Rivers line remains, with authorities noting a purchase and a suspected new rail route threatening local property rights. The deal drew attention from Attorney O. TL Aker who warned of possible compacts and blockades by property owners as the new line is planned.
A long register of probate items records final accounts and administrations in Lawrence County Michigan. It lists executors administrators and estates with dates, including Thomas Ribberly Martha Cala J. Clark and Joseph Sterling among others, with filed dates in October through November 1902.
In a 1902 Campbell notice, multiple widows elect to rebirth or retain personal property and real estate values. Wama Beymer retains personal property valued at 50 and real estate at 40. Marbuiger and Jubty Magne select specific property values, while other widows allocate portions of estates ranging from 40 to 400. The document records executors Clowks and Lierkla Dimen as witnesses, dated November 5, 1902.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a legal matter before a court on a specific date. It mentions parties and notes a court action but the names, places, and precise details are not legible. The text is too garbled to identify the exact case or jurisdiction.
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