26 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
1
Morgantown West Virginia and Washington Pennsylvania report Rudolph Monte halfback on the West Virginia Wolverines may not recover from injuries suffered yesterday in the game between Washington and Jefferson College and the West Virginia team.
Fragmented OCR text references a hunting gear item labeled as a watch and movement parts, with illegible details including numbers and an ad noting an Italian agent and traction company dated 8 17. The readable elements are insufficient for a complete factual article.
New York reports indicate some shirtwaist factory workers have returned to work while many manufacturers refuse to concede to the strikers demands. Officials say police arrested several women in ongoing picket lines as conferences proceed. the strike activity continues with treasury resources strained to fund court actions.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Rose Fraley Donnelly. The ceremony occurred at her sister Mrs T Anderson's residence, with Rev Bound officiating. Interment followed at Greenwoord cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends attended.
Craven Mrs WD Schtaar of Lessin Ave reports the death of PRY Pulled Presky her brother aged 29 years 1 month. Mintex company prepared for a long period of defense as a strike continues. Federation expected to take steps to provide for union men during this job action.
A report from the FIC ward describes Jack Young, a former dog cart driver, as involved in a hard blow incident. A man named Richard Elmore is mentioned, with Tim receiving medical care after the attack. The event ends with Yun Work returning home.
Berlin reports a remarkable 19 year old girl defeating the famed Paderewski in a concert. Critics praise her repertoire and technique, noting she trained in Los Angeles under a noted teacher and studied at 112 Mott Street.
United Press report from Breruin Nov 26 states the fatal termination of a balloon flight from Perth to Southern Austria ended in wreckage east of the Adriatic Sea. Twelve team members were aboard Psi Nrenelonan and Thige Braacke, all members of the Berlin Aes Gli. The crew disappeared after leaving Perth last Monday for the long voyage.
Shattered by a blaze in the Fifth Ward, witnesses report frightened children fleeing while residents and the Mirth ward Howe Company respond. Fire crews battled flames as authorities pressed a rapid call to the department. The incident disrupted daily life and prompted emergency attention.
Fragmented OCR shows names like Windann and Jane Smith along with a dubious claim about 601 days pago ointment and a money back guarantee. The legible content is insufficient to confirm a coherent event, date, or location.
News item reports a troubled artist Christy in Zanesville facing public airing of personal turmoil. A miswritten paragraph references a child delivery and domestic strain, mentioning an elder figure and a referenced guardian. The readable text is fragmented with unclear details and names.
Residents record a visitor from Piitshineg and several greetings. Mr and Mrs Moroney of this cre y visited in Bluff Street area. Mrs Curr of Younastuwia and Mrs Motter Pithaburg extend invitations to Mr Clark Norris of Cunningham Avenue.
Mva Sarat Yuwla expresses gratitude to Waiaputa and New Caaile communities for kindness and sympathy shown after her bereavement.
Rabbi 5 Woorsky explains Chanuka as the Hebrew independence day akin to the US holiday. He recounts the Maccabean revolt, temple cleansing, and the eight night candle ritual. He laments Jews in foreign lands while praising American liberty and urges honoring Judas Maccabee and sustaining deliverer’s character.
Sheriff Waddington receives a Cleveland clipping and a stranger letter denying plans to drag Rosena to the gallows. A separate United Press item says New Castle’s WCTU may appeal to Gov Stuart to stop Fred Roscoe from being drugged before execution on December 3.
Theodore Roosevelt praises a great feat by Captain Peary and thanks the explorer for bringing back news from the North Pole. The ex-president writes from the New York naval club acknowledging the impressive journey and expressing national pride.
Vinited Press reports Goodwin talking in Chicago about the Wall Street scene. He and his wife Edna Goodrich are touring toward Santa Monica. He addresses mining and lands business, and expresses dislike for the ongoing game.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland underwent an appendicitis operation Wednesday night. Dr. Joseph Puli said the patient’s condition remained extremely grave but expressed hope for eventual recovery. Johnson slept three hours late at night in Isley Union Hospital, still in critical condition.
A bankruptcy petition was filed in United States court at Pittsburg yesterday against Dr Edwin Cooper of North Millatreat. The assets and exact values are listed, with references to foreign locations and various names intermingled in the OCR text.
New York November 26. Charles Sprawne Sn demands a federal probe into food prices citing Armour & Co. stock exchange reports. For year ending October 26 the packing house reportedly earned 8a percent on capital, netting 7 127 924 after expenses on 20 190 000 capital, with profits criticised as excessive.
A report from the Department of Commerce and Labor states that over 4 million dollars worth of merchandise from America was moved by rail across the Isthmian route to the Pacific terminus and Tehuantepec line. The year 1908 is expected to show totals exceeding 40 million dollars in transit.
Frederick A. Cook again faces criticism from North Pole dispute leaders after the announcement that he is a wreck at a friend’s home, supported by his wife as he is treated. Peary critics call it a ruse, while supporters claim the cautious record-keeping of the explorer is at fault.
The new American consulate in Omsk Siberia ends a long absence of U S representation in the vast Russian frontier between Moscow and Vladivostok. Reports note immigration through Omsk and contrast wooden shacks with tents for shelter, while references to Pompadour Metternich and customs of the era appear in a broader, mixed historical context.
Ancla Tatterly, aged enough to know better, muses about remarriage while the Old Cad wryly replies that only a single clear line will suffice. The exchange reads like a puckish quip on marriage and wit from a period voice.
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