Community News Listing and Contact Details
Publication page from The News Company Neepeste, Pa outlines ownership by Bycamore Bret and Apple Alley with Mia, George E. Preadwell, and Fred J. Rents as partners. It lists office addresses Bell 22 Citizens 22 and business lines, subscription rates, and a notice about mailing checks to The News Company.
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Sunay
News Company
Arger Bycamore Bret
Apple Alley
the News Company
Mia
George E. “Preadwell
Fred J. Rents
Brey L. Route
Bell
Citizens
Bunlnesa oMice
Noticr
Neepeste
Individuel
Rentz Not Pursuing Mayoral Bid Amid Editorial Pledge
The New Castle Herald reports Fred Rentz, manager of The News, not running for mayor or any office unless a radical shift occurs. He argues a publisher should stay free from politics and partisan ties to best serve the community, letting the paper risk no party or personal influence in elections.
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New Castle Herald
Fred Tf Rentz
the News
Louis Hainer
Rentz
Art Indapendent
Pub
Naher
Rail freight hike eyed for Shenango Mahoning valleys
Reports from a Pittsburg paper claim railroads may raise freight rates after February next by 26 cents to Pittsburg plus 1.10 dollars on pig iron, citing furnace tonnage and fuel costs. Observers warn of hardship for cities in Shenango Mahoning and Beaver valleys and call attention to railroad power.
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Iran
Aroad
Mahoning
She- Tango
Pittsburg
Shenango, Mahoning and Beaver Yalloys
Arive
Newcastle
Romie
Ogan
Tordale
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle Area
The article memorializes Joseph Percy Marshall longtime Marshall of New York and former New Castle resident. It notes his extended illness, leave of absence, and return to New Jersey before passing at his New York home. Survived by wife and sister, funeral Saturday with New York interment. Also mentions Mrs Lillian Cotton and local residents’ obituaries with funeral details and a brief civic column on local matters and notices.
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Siesentt
Barre
Joseph Percy
Marshall
New York
Proustey Marshall
Ty Bare
New Jersey
Hoy
Simolay Kehool
Willie
Pressley Marshall
Freoix
Jand Lyong
Claire
New York City
Lillian M. Cotton
Lillan
Cotton
Tir
Dlaviley Cotton
Leenburg
Leesburg F
T. W. Pearson
H. M. Prather
M. Prather
New Wilnington
Mr. Prather
Venanga County
New Wilmington
Tuited Presbyterian
Tia
Mahoning County
Anongrass
Jamestown
Ani
Hame
II U'Claed
Mington
Pennsy Railroad Seeks Safer Crossings With Overhead Bridge
The Pennsylvania Railroad offered to eliminate dangerous grade crossings in the city by building an overhead crossing near Croton Hill and extending a track alignment. Plans include relocating Penna tracks, removing Croton Avenue curvature, and adding a bridge to reduce risk, with similar work proposed near Hutchison Street. The company commit to share costs and pursue safety benefits for the public.
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Tha
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Side
Mahoningtown
Yongth
Thornton
Wna Pticlzed
Croton Hill
Milhalland
Railroad Company
Pepngrivania
Croton’ Avenue
Beiowéene Crepit
Hutchieson
Croton Avenues
Iovaty
Custody Case in Juvenile Court Over Daughter of Smiths
Judge Porter heard testimony in a divorce custody dispute involving Palma Smith, daughter of W. D. and Flore Smith. The father accused the mother of neglect and improper associations, while the mother denied the claims and noted the child’s illness and schooling. Proceedings paused with arguments to be considered later.
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Porter
Palma Smith
W. D. Smith
Flore Smith
Smitth
Hints and Minty Man Favor Cash for Christmas Gifts
A brief note suggests preferring cash for Christmas gifts to avoid writing. The hints imply practicality and value, praising a merchant for offering the best money value during the season.
Unclear text fragment with defendant release event
Fragmentary report notes a defendant released evidence lacking and a Thursday evening incident involving Andrew Precally and a person named Narnveto bognto near an alderman WHER on wehmree nt laroaty pondered.
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Andrew Precally
Laroaty
Narnveto Bognto
Nehanmad
Ladies' Aid Society Elects Officers At Meeting
The Ladies' Aid of the Grave Methods held Thursday afternoon at the church elected officers. President Mrs Tooyat. vice president Mrs Long. secretary Mrs Me Buchan. treasurer Mrs Reynolds. assistant secretary Mrs Pinner. other posts filled by Mrs Nelson and Mrs Langlands in a routine annual slate.
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Chaerh
Thorsiey
Mr's
Long
Mars Langlands
Mir's
Buchan
Notice of Workingmen Goods Sale and Prices
Fragmentary historic notice lists wool underwear, flared towels, drawers, shirts, gloves and canvay items for sale. Mentions location at G2 Wahlenstrat New Conti Hay and dates in May.
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Wahlenstrat
New Conti
Hay
Tailor-made garments offered at cut rates in Newcastle
The Waolesale Supply and Tailoring firm advertises $20 and $35 all wool suits and overcoats, $14 mitts and overcoats, claiming savings of over $10 per purchase. The message touts Carson as a trusted local tailor with quality materials, urges customers to visit the Pitt Street end of the bridge to gate-test cloth, take measurements, and receive a tailored item within two days, all with a fit guarantee.
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Waolesale Supply & Tailoring Company
Briga
Pittellrg Street
New Castle
C. Ja Carson
Newcastle
Carso
Carson
Alwood
Pittsburg Street
Evils of Modern Life and Politeness Pays
Fragment describes aging villagers along the Rhine living simply on vegetables and fruit while aging and worry are blamed for shorter lives. It includes a sermon on politeness as a social virtue and a brief anecdote about two grape bunches and a polite but honest response from two girls.
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Rhine
Harry
John V Shoe Utaker
Sign at grade crossings sparks legal and moral debate
A literary editor recalls a costly railroad sign paid per word, sparking discussion on safety at grade crossings. A judge and railroad men debate the value of warnings while a wary public weighs the ethics and efficiency of such signage amid broader community criticism.
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Franklin Tun
Philadelphia
Conan Doyle
Clamants
Ald
Paxson
Death Omens Across English Families Reported
A fragment from Landon T. P's Weekly describes death omens for noble lineages. It cites two owls together on a house battlement and a sturgeon in a river, foretelling death for Clifton Hall and Middleton families. The notes claim a Benedictine apparition and a tree trunk portent before heirs die, reflecting antiquated beliefs in Irish Scottish and English lineage.
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Ireland
Scotland
House of Arundel
Wardour
le Dear
Clifton
Clifton Hall
Nottinghamshire
Middleton
Leath
Camden
Magna Britannula
Brereton
Tule Lake
Hetr Meanalon
Landon T. P's
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Sueate Howe
Washingtop St
Pennsy Railroad
Laines? Aid Society
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Gallinger
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Ting
Dew
Neal
Roy F. Brandon
Mighener & Hormell &C E. Washington
New Gastle, PA
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Grange
Ihe
Howard Munwell
Nwar Cnton Station
Codgar
Ingle
Tappan
Jonan
Seavy’s
N. Mercer St
Qaroo
Osgood Hardware Co
North Mill Strest
Dawesth
Reymer's Bert
Rebel and Allegrettus
Ganuine
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Lexenof Sf
James C. Hutton
Washington and. Jeferson Sta
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J. C. Sanderson
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