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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

14

Prohibitionists to Rally in Pittsburg October 29

The Prohibitionists of Western Pennsylvania schedule a grand mass meeting at Old City Hall Market Street Pittsburg October 29 from 1 to 5 p m Speakers include Eugene W Chafin candidate for president and Aaron S Watkins candidate for vice president Prof Thatcher Boston baritone will sing Chafin lauds Lincoln era and oratorical skill Watkins described as a cautious statesman with deep study of social and economic issues The Carnegie Hall gathering drew large crowds and Allegheny County record audience.

Pennsylvania Old City Hall Market Street Pittsburg M.tolp Eugene W Chafin Aaron Ss. Watkins Thatcher Boston Abraham Li Lincoln Carnegie Hall Aaron Watson Ohio Northern University Allegheny County

Linesville Pastor Resigns to Take Harmony Charge

Rev. H. C. Hildebrand resigns from the United Presbyterian church at Linesville near Greenville to accept a call to the Harmony church in Butler county.

H. C. Hildebrand United Presbyterian Church Linesville Greenville Harmony Butler County

Vinol touted by Kingston elder as strength booster

Henry Cunningham of Kingston Baptist Church reports Vinol a cod liver tonic improved digestion vertigo and overall strength after two bottles. The advertisement claims Vinol is a natural cod liver medicine with iron and wine that boosts appetite tones digestion and reddens the blood. Sold in New Castle by Paisley Pharmacy with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Henry Cunningham Elder Baptist Church Kingston N. C Vinci Askea New Castle Pais-ley Pharmacy

Gasoline Tank Explodes Injuring Woman in Home Kitchen

An explosion from a leaking gasoline tank attached to a cooking stove at 25 Round Street badly burned Mrs. John Hannon as she prepared bread. The fire spread through the kitchen, neighbors helped her escape, and the Sixth Ward Fire Department extinguished flames with about 75 dollars in damages, partly insured.

No. 25 Round Street John Hannon Hannon House

Candidate for Governor of Ohio gets chilly deal

In Youngstown on October 23 Democratic Governor hopeful Harmon was ignored by Bryan crowds. Joe Briody introduced him at the Erie station after Bryan's speech, but attendees left as Harmon spoke briefly and then quit, indicating he was overlooked in the day's events.

Youngstown Judge Harmon Bryan Joe Briody Harmon Erie Station Tool House Briody

Injured girl shoots Greek employer in Chicago

Jennie Dempsey, outraged by what she called slow law, shot four times at James Georgepolitz, a prominent Greek and her employer. She had recently filed an assault warrant against him and waited for police to arrest her after the shooting.

Chicago Jennie Dempsey James Georgepolitz Miss Dempsey

Edinboro Sets 10 MPH Speed Limit Ordinance

Edinboro passes an ordinance restricting automobile speed to 10 miles per hour within a defined area. The measure aims to improve safety and control traffic speeds in the town.

Edinboro

Ellwood City News: Shot Fired at Burglars

Early yesterday morning two burglars tripped a side window at C. D. Coban's home on Spring avenue. Harry Whittaker fired a shotgun from next door, sending the intruders fleeing. No injuries reported, physicians alerted to possible shell injuries.

Ellwood City C. D. Coban Harry Whittaker Whittaker Coban Spring Avenue

Ellwood City Male Quartet Shines at Beaver Falls Concert

The Ellwood City Male quartet wowed Beaver Falls audiences last night at the First Presbyterian church. Appearing several times on the official program and earning numerous encores, the quartet of P. W. Blocher Charles Martin J. H. Robel and John Henderson is regarded as one of the best of its class with a growing reputation.

Ellwood City First Presbyterian Church Beaver Falls P. W. Blocher Charles Martin J. H. Robel John Henderson

Board of Trade Presses B O for Grade Crossings at Ellwood

Ellwood City officials push Baltimore and Ohio to grade the Fourth and Sixth street crossings and install guard gates and watchmen while refitting the Fifth street crossing. The railroad firm resists, unless merchants shift shipments to other lines, a tactic some say may be used in coming months.

Ellwood City Board of Trade Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Fourth and Sixth Streets Fifth Street

Eagles Club to Celebrate Third Anniversary November fifth

The local avenue of Eagles will mark its third anniversary on November 5 in the club rooms. President M. E. Dunn has named a committee to run the smoker event including Ike Hepler, Benjamin Simon, Frank Stear, Ed Morrow and William Emery.

Aenue of Eagles M. E. Dunn Ike Hepler Benjamin Simon Frank Stear Ed Morrow William Emery

Accidentive Shotgun Incident In Fourth Street Home

M Riner showed friends how to use a magazine shotgun when it discharged. The shot smashed a mirror at a Fourth Street residence where he demonstrated. S Holmer and J Zinger aided in hunt preparations. G uns cleaned prior to trip. Zinger began loading the gun and it fired as Riner reached for it, the bullet narrowly missing them.

M. Riner Fourth Street S. Holmer J. Zinger Zinger Riner

Ellwood High Senior Class Chooses Colors and Pins

Ellwood High seniors held a class meeting and selected blue and white colors. The class pins are gold with E C H 09 enamel initials, ordered for the group. Earl Dambach is president Lydia Porter vice president and Grace Matheney secretary. Michael Nyeof Celia is gravely ill at home after hemorrhages yesterday. all relatives are aware of the critical state. A police incident notes Bender and Juwick fined for interfering with Officer Reilley during an arrest. Burgess Kirk assessed 3 and 2 dollars respectively, both paid. A beggar was given three minutes to leave town.

Ellwood High School Earl Dambach Lydia Porter Grace Matheney Michael Nye Celia Ed Reilley Bender J. Luwick Burgess Kirk

Ellwood team seeks game with New Castle high school

Ellwood football players have been trying to arrange a game with New Castle for three weeks. Ellwood boasts a speedy squad and New Castle may be reluctant to face them at home or away.

New Castle Ellwood

First Presbyterian Church Bazaar and Dinner in Stiefel Block

The Willing Workers of the First Presbyterian church announce a fancy work bazaar and New England dinner to be held Thursday November 7 in the Stiefel block.

First Presbyterian Church New England Stiefel Block

Communion Day Declared At Trinity Lutheran Church

The Rev. A. P. Lent announces that next Sunday will be communion day at Trinity Lutheran Church. A preparatory service was held last night in the church.

A. P. Lent Trinity Lutheran Church

Local residents listed as visiting and traveling figures

J A Gelbach was in Butler yesterday. R T Brown and T J Taylor of New Castle were in town yesterday. A G Crawford and F B Gilmore of New Castle paid a town visit. Miss Hazel Brown visits Freedom for a few days. Miss Blodwin Evans and Thomas Boyd are Pittsburg visitors today. Mrs Edward Fox visits New Castle for a few days. M F Dunn Sr of Pittsburgh visits his son in this city. P H Kelley returns home with 22 rabbits for two days work. Mrs J L Pyle and her daughter Mrs R I Nevin spent yesterday with friends in Zelienople.

R. T. Brown New Castle T. J. Taylor A. G. Crawford F. B. Gilmore Hazel Brown Freedom Blodwin Evans Thomas Boyd Pittsburg Edward Fox M. F. Dunn, Sr M. F. Dunn P. H. Kelley J. L. Pyle R. I. Nevin Zelienople

Dual fires in Pittsburg area scare locals firemen

Fire alarms simultaneous at 1 20 p m signaled a grass blaze on Pittsburg street near the trolley line and a roof fire at Matthew Henderson’s stable at Highland and Lincoln. Chief Connery chose the Lincoln Highland call first but both fires were quickly controlled with minor damage and a $15 loss estimate.

Pittsburg Fourth Ward Matthew Henderson Highland Lincoln Avenues Frank J. Connery Lincoln Highland Avenues Fittsburg Street Mike Burkett Cherry and Liberty Streets Seventh Ward

Goat Among Sheep Suggested to Ward Off Dogs

A Maine man proclaims a simple solution to prevent sheep losses to dogs. He claims goats have no fear of dogs and will hunt them quickly, urging farmers to add a goat to every flock to deter canine predation.

Maine

Big Delegation at Beaver Falls Republican Rally

About 75 members of the Young Men's Republican club from New Castle attended a large rally in Beaver Falls. They accompanied the Americas club of Pittsburg to Beaver Falls, with 100 aides and 100 horsemen in the parade. Speakers at the Lyceum theatre included John K. Tener George T. Weingartner and Robert K. Aiken. overflow attendance prompted a second meeting.

Young Men’s Republican Club Beaver Falls New Castle New Brighton Americas Club Pittsburg Dr. N. 8 Cooke Lyceum Theatre Arthur Burnett Republican County Committee John K. Tener George T. Weingartner State Senate Robert K. Aiken Lincoln Club

Crawford County man charged with killing his wife

Leander Cox once of Centerville Crawford county and a Washington rancher is jailed in Seattle awaiting trial for first degree murder after shooting his wife on Monday near Spokane. He refused food for six days before confessing.

Leander Cox Centerville Crawford County Washington Seattle Wash Spokane Cox

Brother of Mrs Nye is killed by train in West Virginia

Mrs. B B Nye receives telegram of sudden death of her brother Thomas Davis of Lowellville. Davis, a railroad worker for years, was struck by a train at Clarksville West Virginia. Mrs Nye travels to Clarksburg to stay several days after funeral services.

B. B. Nye Thomas Davis Lowellville Davis Clarksville W. Va

Parisian Sage touted as cure for dandruff and hair loss

An exposé on dandruff remedies contrasts good cures with sham products. It endorses Parisian Sage by Geo. W. Clutton, claiming two week results, money back, and benefits like stopping itching and stimulating new hair growth.

Geo. W. Clutton

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