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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
3
The Trib uné property transfer imposes ten obligations on the purchaser to provide the Semi-Weekly Tribune. Subscribers who paid will receive expiring subscriptions filled by The New Castle Press, a new weekly paper, free through January first, as an accommodation to patrons.
The New Castle Press announces a contest for youths under 15 on seven rural routes. The boy or girl who sends the most subscribers by July 4, 1403 wins a cash prize and a year’s subscription to the paper.
The piece reflects on New Castle's rapid growth and the responsibility of residents to guide its development. It notes shifts in Indianapolis journalism, including Charles L. Heory's purchase of the Indianapolis Journal, the Sentinel's transition to an evening edition, and George McCullough's plan for a new Mancie Star rival paper, signaling expected lively competition at the capital.
Reports from Washington indicate two Indiana officials are in the r states and the department has enough evidence to condemn the issue.
A period piece recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson and a long list of memorials and lectures. The text laments widespread homelessness after disasters and urges immediate relief committees to aid sufferers. It also notes health concerns and deaths among public service employees and mentions officials such as William Dudley Foulke and Patt Blount.
The piece laments daily crime and catastrophe reports while urging reader indulgence for early publication errors. It notes the Indiana State Bar Association meeting in Indianapolis on July 7 and 5 with speeches by jurists. It comments on crime and government, and Cleveland as Democratic nominee prospect. New York City’s 250th anniversary is celebrated by about 60,000 residents.
The French piano maker faces labor limits as 205 workers are affected while a rush to hire new hands grows. Steinke and Shock visit New Castle praising the plant and arranging large instrument shipments. Hoosier Manufacturing shifts large cabinet shipments, rail activity rises with 26 passenger trains daily, boosting local prospects.
The 161st Indiana Infantry veterans plan a large October reunion in New Castle with Senator Ogborn leading preparations. About 1300 members would attend, though details hinge on August announcements and finalized programs to ensure a memorable and well organized event.
A rumor claimed L. A. Jennings sold his Hardware building. The Pross investigation found no sale and Mr. Jennings stated no deal was in progress and could not explain the rumor.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. John O. Jol nso in Mooreland and an interview highlights Krell-French Piano Company head Albert Krell proposing a housing plan to attract workers. He suggests wholesalers finance small houses for eight to twelve dollars monthly, boosting local demand and business, while praising the plan as feasible.
Afflicted with consumption a Mooreland mother who was kind and patient died after a four month old child. She was born and reared in Mooreland. The funeral is planned for Wednesday.
Sam Shock was hauling corn from a recently vacated farm to Mooreland when a horse kicked him after he struck a reluctant horse with a board. The animal, normally gentle, lashed out with its hind feet causing injury.
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