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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
7
The article notes a fifty mile electric rail link between Richmond and New Castle with a planned low fare, praising eventual through travel to Dayton. It also reports Marcin Genter, a veteran Pennsylvania engineer, injured in Cincinnati last winter, who has recovered enough to resume high speed work in a couple of months.
Monday's Daily notes Tom Hatfield at Hagerstown sighting with Father Sp Iebridge address and improving condition though tension remains. Big crowds and fast times mark events at Winona Lake Bethany and Acton Park with representatives from New Castle and Henry County.
H. F. Burk departed for Eaton on Tuesday. A social gathering hosted by Misa Cora Edwarde at the home of George Scott on South Main street in Richmond drew many youths for an evening of cards and decoration. Miss Carrie Forkner won the prize. refreshments were served. attendees included Tos Elliott Bakett Johnson Forkner Nixon Katherine Elliott Wright Campbell Thornburgh Barnard Snyder Sanders Lander Jennings Menion Clarence Smith Jones Beatty and Mr and Mrs Walter Chambers.
The Indianapolis and Eastern interurban company advances toward Spice land to connect New Castle Danreith line with through cars. Three gangs work between the city and Spiceland as two miles of track are laid and a three foot diameter sewer is installed at Pan American bridge factory. Freight and express services awaited. steel and poles shortages delay progress. Local farmers welcome improved all electric travel to Indianapolis and Dayton with through connections at Danreith.
The text reports a child's death from heart trouble and details a funeral in Springport at 2 p.m. Tuesday. It also discusses politics in congressional circles, noting expectations that Congressman James F. Watson will join the Ways and Means Committee with support from Hemenway and Cannon, and hints at Sixth District loyalties and potential opposition.
A Monde Star report suggested yesterday was a try Sunday with back door liquor sales to be raided. City Marshal Burr said there is little Sunday liquor selling and he has no proof or plans of any raid. He noted some quiet, unsubstantiated activity may occur but nothing substantiated.
A large group of about twenty five little girls accompanied by Miss Ethel Thornburgh enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Nipps springs. They brought well filled baskets and bathed in Little Blue Water, wading and splashing with delight.
Notice to non residents of Henry County Court alerts the defendant to appear in court on the first day of the next term. The document names William L. Davis as not residing at the stated Indiana address and directs the defendant to respond to the complaint or face default. The clerk J. M. Brown signs the notice.
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Tribane Printing Company in the deory Greeuit Court April Term. Central Savings Company is receiver. Creditors must file claims by a specified date and attend a hearing before the court clerk at the courthouse.
Fragmentary ad shows tobacco items and smoker supplies with prices and brands. Mentions Dillfue and Guan, five camdres, Maxim location, and a note no miners allowed to play pool. Slightly garbled but conveys a general store display from a historical page.
Notice records final settlement details for the estate of Willie Bainders ta aysiu trot at Niow Castle Indiana. The filing names creditors and heirs and sets dates for claims and distributions with witnesses and county clerk attestations.
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