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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1908

Page

4

New Castle News Company Details and Contact Lines

New Castle News is a daily and weekly publication with editions sold at newsstands. The notice lists addresses on Sycamore Street and Apple Alley and provides telephone numbers for editorial and business offices. It notes subscriptions rates and states all payments should be made to The News Company.

NEW Castle News New Castle Elvey the News Company Sycamore Street Apple Alley

Roosevelt Critics Question Four Battleships For World Peace

The piece argues against Roosevelt's push for four battleships annually and warns that growing navies threaten world peace. It contends the costly arms race strains economies and could prompt global diplomacy leading to an international fleet and a Hague tribunal.

Roosevelt United States Richard Pearson Hobson Hobson Hague Peace Tribunal

Penrose's Perfetic Politics at Pennsylvania Convention

Pennsylvania Republicans convened with State Chairman Wes Andrews guiding subsidized delegates to back Knox for president. Senator Penrose and his lieutenants announced four delegates to the national Republican convention, signaling influence amid public Knox support.

Pennsylvania Wes Andrews Boies Penrose Harrisburg Senator Penrose Knox Penrose National Republicanson

Pennsylvania Delegates Confront Penrose Over Knox Vision

A Harrisburg convention scene shows Andrews resisting naming electors at large until approved. Penrose pushes Knox as the Nominee. Lawrence county delegates decry the convention as contrary to local wishes, while many Harrisburg delegates hint at aligning with Taft supporters and leaving Knox behind.

Andrews Republican State Committee Penrose Judiciary Lawrence County Harrisburg Knox Pennsylvania Taft Mr. Penrose

Seeing by Eyes' Own Light in Darkened Mine Tale

A veteran miner recounts recovering vision after entombment in a mine. He describes lucifuga a disease of the eyes that granted glowing lamps lighting his surroundings for over a year before a Chicago specialist cured the condition. The tale links mine danger with unique eye illness in American miners.

Harry Chicago

Courage to Knock and Ring the Door

A sharp woman bars a rain soaked suitor at the door and recalls how her husband courted her with bold proof. She insists Lizzie must have a man with courage to knock and ask, recounting a bulldog and a cartwheel ring as marks of a real suitor.

Lizzie

A Candid Admission by Mr Bryan on Lost Island

Mr Bryan recounts meeting an Englishman in Japan who hunted a supposed two mile wide island reported by ships with shifting locations. The scientist cites possible magnetic effects on instruments and the mystery of how such a large landmass can vanish in vast seas. The exchange ends with Bryan noting his own campaigns have lost areas far larger.

Japan Bryan

Hints and Dints From The Nagger Cartoonish Snippets

A collection of light anecdotes and quips from Youngstown and Pittsburgh items. Jokes about lost pocketbooks, nagging parents, summer vacations, a coffin lecture, a Salvation Army campus, a servant girl catapulting ketchup, and a New York dancer with a leg injury. Prohibition candidate Mr. Fish and a dog bite incident appear among brief humorous notes. Blackberry winter prediction rounds out the piece.

Deaths of the Day Dr William E Van Orsdell

Dr William E Van Orsdell a longtime dentist in this region died in Philadelphia. Born September 23 1841 in Allegheny he studied at Beaver and Westminster colleges and served in the 100th Roundhead regiment. He practiced in New Wilmington and Sharon before relocating to Philadelphia. He belonged to the Union Veteran Legion Masons and odontological societies and is survived by his wife and children Carrie Mrs Thomas Baker William and Russell.

William E. van Orsdell Philadelphia Allegheny Beaver Westminster Colleges One Hundredth Roundhead Regiment Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery New Wilmington Sharon Union Veteran Legion Masonic Fraternity Odontological Society Lake Erie Dental Association Carrie Homas Baker Staron William Baltimore Russell

Repose Mass for Andrew Fehrenbach at St Joseph’s

Friends gathered at St. Joseph’s church Wednesday for Requiem Mass for Andrew Fehrenbach a well known citizen Rev Father Moosman of Villa Marie presided Germania Society members attended in a body Flowers from friends and organizations filled the church Interment followed at St Joseph’s cemetery with pallbearers Leopold Rohrer Rupert Rohrer William Heitzman John Sewall Julius King and Andrew Fleckenstein

St. Joseph’s Church Andrew Fehrenbach Father Moosman Villa Marie New Bedford Germania Society St. Joseph’s Cemetery Leopold Rupert Ro

Italian immigrant dies of typhoid in hospital

Sanda Feraligo aged 45 died Tuesday afternoon at the hospital from typhoid fever after six months in the country. He came from Italy and had been ill since arrival. He leaves a wife in the old country. The body was sent to Handel's morgue and a funeral is likely Friday.

Sanda Feraligo Italy Center Street Handel

Remains of Ellwood Man Taken to Morgue

The remains of John Vianna of Ellwood who died at the hospital yesterday have been taken to Handel's morgue. Friends will probably conduct the funeral, with no date yet set.

John Vianna Ellwood Handel

William J Michael Loses Money Court Case Planned

William J. Michael reports a $12 loss on April 1 and charges Jess Michael a relative with larceny from the person. Alderman Ranney will hear the case Thursday.

William J. Michael Jess Michael Ranney

Lizzie Revolski Arrested for Refrigerator Theft in Youngstown

Hunger driven arrest reports Lizzie Revolski in Youngstown City for stealing from a residence refrigerator. Police detail the incident occurring in the city’s residential district as officers detained Revolski.

Lizzie Revolski Youngstown

Nantucket Buckets Cash Tale Tangles with Nantucket

A limerick style note features a man from Nantucket who hid his cash in a bucket. His daughter Nan elopes with a man, leaving the bucket and town in a twist, with a playful nod to Princeton Tiger.

Nantucket Nan Princeton Tiger

Tolstoi novel and Hauptmann play frame new literary note

The New York World reviews Tolstoi’s forthcoming Father Sergius on the eve of his eightieth birthday and Hauptmann’s Kaiser Karls Hostage. Both works center on passion overpowering morality, with Tolstoi exploring a monk’s fall and Hauptmann history’s romance, prompting questions about paganism and desire in modern literature.

New York World Tolstoi Verdi Victor Hugo George Meredith Shelley Anna Karenina Sergius Gerhart Hauptmann Kaiser Karl Charlemange Gersuind Charles Herdeath Gersnind Russia Anatole France

New Castle Y W C A Opens With Large Opening Gala

Miss Florence Brown of Youngstown appears as guest of Mrs. George Greer as the New Castle Y W C A hosts a two day opening with afternoon and evening music. Victoria era guests send messages and local firms donate decor and furnishings.

Florence Brown Youngstown George Greer North Jefferson Street Miss Brown Caroline Rearke Elizabeth Marshall Bronwen Jenkins Sarah Powell Jessie Mockel Caroline Rearic Helen Rearic Winifred Lloyd William Asher Chapman Party Coliseum Vance Pittsburg Barnes Territorial Association Veachs Brown and Hamilton Edward King Anna Patterson Physicians of the City House T. J. Glenn Harry Wirsing C. B. Hamilton Butz Fischer Stritmater E. I. Phillips Carmi Glover

Improving the Breed of Horses

A letter to Governor Hughes on racetrack gambling recounts a wife who left her 11 children to work after her husband gambled away the family’s needs. The Rochester Post Express mocks her view as misguided while noting the theme of improving horseflesh.

Hughes Rochester Post-Express

Floating oil film locates sunken objects at sea

A French oceanographer uses a vessel with a long and a short tube one tenth of an inch in diameter. When submerged, gum seals soften and oil rises drop by drop, forming a surface film to indicate the position of sunken submarines torpedoes or other sinking objects, reducing loss risk.

Getting Along in a Quip on Growing Older

A brief dialogue notes Miss Goodley and Miss Knox, with Miss Knox admitting the one steady effort: growing older. The exchange appears in The Catholic Standard and Times.

Miss Goodley Miss Hussle Miss Knox Catholic Standard and Times

Personal mentions and visits fill local social page

Notes list births illnesses and travel for residents and visitors. Clarence Far rell welcomes a daughter with Mr and Mrs Hershey visiting New Bedford and many guests and returns from Sharon Wellsville and Cambridge Springs trips feature among the social notices.

Humane Society Probes Whiskey Incident Involving 13 Year Old

The Humane Society of Youngstown investigates who supplied whiskey to Willie Cooke a 13 year old boy on a Saturday night causing near fatal illness.

The Humane Society of Youngstown Willie Cooke

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