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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1909

Page

4

The News Company Organizes Partnership

The News Company is formed as a partnership of Mrs Geo E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz with L Rentz as manager and Welle as editor. Telephones listed for the newsroom and office direct readers to send all communications to The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania.

the News Company Geo. E. Treadwell Fred L. Rentz L. Rentz Welle Cccesee Comany New Castle

Industrial insurance debate echoes in US labor toll

A critique argues German plans for state life insurance for workers follow existing disability schemes. It highlights grim U.S. injury and death statistics from industry, estimating up to 500000 yearly, and compares railroad fatality rates with Britain to show broader social costs of fast industrial life. It decries the national culture as savage in pursuit of profits.

Hints and Dints The Foxy Small Boy

A collection of short satirical notes and anecdotes on temperance, lotteries, politics, sports, and everyday life. It mocks religious scruples, public figures, and petty misers while lampooning social norms and petty follies of the era. The piece pokes fun at Taft, German beer, bread prices, and dutiful churchgoing.

Industrial accidents and the cost of human life in America

The Philadelphia North American argues that railroad and steel industry deaths reflect deeper moral and economic failures. It debunks a Pittsburgh executive's fatalism about casualties, calls for a federal employers liability law, and urges making loss of life immediately unprofitable to curb carnage.

Pittsburg Lyman Beecher Stowe Territories District of Columbia Philadelphia

Fourteen Arrests by Police Saturday Night

Police arrested fourteen individuals Saturday night after a disturbance near the Shenango tin mill. Marion Shotenski and Frank Coda faced fighting charges and paid 5 dollars plus 2 dollars for physician services. Jim Troutman fined 5 dollars for drunkenness and nuisance. Jim Wright paid 5 dollars for drunkenness. Charles Bender forfeit 10 dollars, John Quimby fined 5 dollars for a scrap.

Shenango Tin Mil Marion Shotenski Frank Coda Jim Troutman Jim Wright Charles Bender John Quimby Bender Quimby

Roller Egan Sparks Picket Clash and Pays Fine

Egan and two companions armed with revolvers fled from police during a strike confrontation near the Shenango mill district. Payne was captured, Anderson escaped briefly, and Egan posted a 25 fine after a Sunday hearing. The incident heightened strike district tensions since July.

Roller Egan

Thanksgiving dinner report from Captain and Mrs Wildman

Captain and Mrs Wildman present a financial report for a free Thanksgiving meal in New Castle. Expenditures total 187.52 dollars with items including an extra help cost and a home mission fund contribution. They thank the people of New Castle for cooperation and support. The text notes British plans to lay telephone cables under the English Channel between London and Paris.

Wildman New Castle Boks English Channel Tandon Paris

Jeannette and McVey Set for Wonderland Clash

American heavyweight rivals Sam McVey and Joe Jeannette were matched to fight Saturday night at Wonderland. The bout will advance the winner to a possible title clash with the Jeffrias Toohnan winner.

United Press Paris Sam McVey Joe Jeannette Jeffrias Tohnann

Memorial for departed Elks recalls 1908 losses

The Merory of Departed Elks memorial service in the opera house featured Exalted Ruler John P. Harris leading ceremonies, anthems, and a eulogy by Leon O'Brien. Officers presented ritualistic rites as obituaries were read for eight members including George H. VanHorn who died Sunday morning.

R. G. Roscamp John P. Harris Elks Quartet W. E. Harris David West James EB. Hess T. J. Parry John Matthews W. W. Cubbison Phil. F. Daly Alonzo Keelan WM. W. Officer Chas. F. Bolinger Charles F. Wink George H. Vanhorn Lyman C. Hughes God F. S. McCullough Charles C. Robingson Leon O’brien McKeesport Lodge Louis G. Genkinger O'Brien O’brien Charles A. Vivia New York City Orcter Barnum Tittin Fnelpine Lan Roscamp Vence

Deshler Bronson Lightweight Rematch Set for December 14

Dave Deshler of Cambridge and Ray Bronson of Indianapolis have been re matched in Boston for December 14 after a previous draw. Both boxers seek a shot at Bat Nelson. The two met here two weeks ago, ending in a draw after a hard-fought final rounds. Nearly all the sapphires mined in the United States last year came from Fergus county Montana.

United Press Boston Dave Deshler Cambridge Ray Bronson Indianapolis Nelson Deshler Bronson United States Fergus County Montana

Mrs Reinholdt Robbed in Chicago on Train Trip

Mrs J Reinholdt of North Mill street traveling from this city to San Diego lost a pocketbook in the Chicago station. The theft included a round trip ticket a Pullman ticket her watch and cash. She returned to find the bag gone after leaving it on a seat for a moment. No suspect was found and she had to buy a new ticket to continue.

San Diego Cal Anna Jay J. Reinholdt North Mill Street Chicago Puid

Mothers Club Receives Event at Y M C A Boys

The boys department of the Y M C A invites all mothers to a reception in the boys rooms from 3 to o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Informal welcomes, refreshments, and talks by officers are planned. Mothers may bring needles and hImbles for curtain work and discuss forming a permanent Mothers’ Club. O D McKeever spoke at the Y yesterday. J K Hees presided. music by the association orchestra.

Boys’ Department O. D. McKeever J. K. Hees Association Orchestra

Mackey to Meet Delmont Tonight in Boston Bout

Biz Mackey the Dayton Ohio featherweight will fight A Delmont of Boston in Boston tonight after a 20 round bout with Abe Attell. The card in BosTon features Mackey seeking to show his class against Delmont with local fans anticipating a competitive match.

Mackey Delmont United Press Bos Ton Mass Biz Mackey Dayton, O Abe Attell A. Delmont Boston

Plaingrove man builds new home near fire site

Daniel Boozle of Plaingrove has completed a new house nearly on the old site after a summer fire. He plans to move in this week, restoring his residence on the damaged property.

Daniel Boozle Plaingrove

Rexall Orderlies Claim Quick Constipation Relief

Avoid harsh drugs and cathartics they only give temporary relief and can harm weak organs Rexall Orderlies are promoted as a safe effective remedy with a positive guarantee against cost if unsatisfactory The tablets are odorless tasteless colorless and sold in 12 tablets for 10 cents and 86 tablets for 25 cents at Paisley’s Pharmacy and Rexall Stores with no nuisance or nausea claims

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Paisley's Pittsburg Street Croton Avenue

Long Avenue shooting targets strikebreaker Clark Smith

A man was shot on Long avenue across from Amalgamated headquarters. Clark Smith, about 35, unmarried and a former Shenango tin mill worker, was wounded in the shoulder and neck as he waited for a street car to take him to work. Police Chief Gilmore and Captain Lakey headed the hunt for the unidentified shooter, while crowds gathered in the Fifth ward. Smith’s condition remained serious but not deemed fatal after X-rays and medical care.

Long Avenue Amalgamated Mr. Smith Young Smith Nelson South Jefferson Street Fifth Ward Shenango Unill Castle Mill Street Clark Smith Gilmore Wilmont Lakey Tin Mill Police Wilson

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