Eve Evening Paper Details and Contact Info
The News Company operates the Eve Evening paper from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley New Castle Pennsylvania. It lists ownership by Mrs Treadwell and L Rentz with Fred Rentz as manager and Bert Wells as editor. Subscriptions include daily 10 cents weekly 1 dollar and yearly rates. notices advise address changes to The News Company New Castle.
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EERE
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
Es Treadwell
L. Rentz
Fred JL. Rentz
Bert Wells
Ministers Fail to Temper Harsh City Criticism
A New Castle sermon row over police reform and local vice drew mixed reviews from ministers. Some offered wholesome suggestions for cleaner government while a few vented with sensational claims that lacked solid facts, risking public contempt and diminished influence for clergy.
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New Castle
Higley
Rev. Rich
Dr. Rich
Rev. Brooks
Mayor Collects $18 From Sunday Class
Fourteen prisoners appeared before Mayor Harry J. Lusk after being rounded up Sunday by police. All gave explanations. four were fined for unpreparedness. Drunks, mostly mild, faced five dollar fines for most, while one suspect fined three dollars for off color drinking.
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Harry J. Lusk
Real Christmas Gift Advertisement Listing
Display rooms 06 207 Greer block Davis Cooke and company offer a fine punch set water set cutgrass reading lamps and novelties in a Christmas display. New Castle Daily News to May 1900 subscription offer 1.00 by mail only.
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Greer Block
Davis, Cooke & Company
New Castle
Hints and Dints Tortures at Christmas Shopping
A satirical survey of holiday shopping chaos and male coping strategies. It notes men struggle to buy gifts while women shop freely, mentions the hard work of store clerks, and wryly critiques Christmas spending and public figures.
Night Riders Gather in Union City as Trials Open
A mob of men from the Reelfoot Lake region arrives in Union City to watch the trials of night riders tied to Captain Quentin Rankin’s murder. They wear rough homespun gear and carry rifles and pistols as they observe guards and discuss the case in whispers. The clash between organized lawlessness and state order unfolds with 125 indictments pending.
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Union City
Tenn
Reelfoot Lake
Tom
Tennessee
Tom Johnson
Night Riders
Troy
Dyersburg
UN City
Quentin Rankin
Big
Judge Jones
Caldwell
Rankin
Grocer Accuses Woman of False Pretense
Mrs. Anna Benzik faces a hearing before Alderman C W Ranney on Wednesday after Long avenue grocer James C Huston filed false pretense charges. Huston alleges she claimed property would secure 145 57 dollars of groceries purchased a year ago but the property had been transferred to her son. He says additional bills were run up but paid after the first bill.
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Anna Benzik
James C. Huston
Long Avenue
C. W. Ranney
Huston
Mre. Benzik
Inspection planned for Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias
Arrangements made for the inspection of New Castle company number 36 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias in this city on January 15 with Colonel Lester J. Zuck of the Fourth regiment in charge. Colonel J Li Myland assists and inspects Butler and Greenville units on January 25 and January 11 respectively, with Major W J Moffatt directing the Fort Mclntosh Butler county inspection on January 15 and Major E P Norris overseeing Chivalrie Butler county on January 20.
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New Castle
Knights of Pythias
Lester J. Zuck
J. Li Myland
Myland
Butler
Greenville
W. J. Moffatt
Fort MclIntosh
Butler County
E. P. Norris
Robingson and Co Birthday Week Opens in New Castle
Dozens gathered at the C C Robinson and Co offices in Pearson building Neshannock Avenue and Washington Street to celebrate the firm’s twelfth birthday as leaders in New Castle real estate. Souvenir histories and booklets detailing 12 years of growth will be distributed, with china souvenirs for patrons. Open house will welcome about 1,500 clients throughout the week.
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C. C. Robinson & Co
Pearson
Vaudeville Stars Amaze with Illusionist Williams' Feats
From Collier's December 12, the piece extols Oswald Williams the superb illusionist in a vaudeville act. It likens vaudeville to circus variety and notes his chest escape and pistol shot finale, while praising his soft tread in patent leather shoes and his uncanny, tranquil smile that keeps fooling the audience.
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Jamie
Oswald Williams
Camly
Collier's
Epworth church trustees urge hats off in pews
The Washing ton Reporter notes Epworth Methodist Church in New Castle ruled women must remove hats during services. Attendance reportedly rose after the rule, with critics joking that large hats block view of the preacher and choir. The piece wonders if evangelistic services could end big headgear in churches.
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Washington
Epworth Methodist Church
New Castle
Students Expelled From Thiel Dormitories for Smoking
Several students were expelled from the dormitories at Thiel College in Greenville for smoking, according to campus authorities.
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Thiel Ollege
Greenville
Brooks Closes Message at First Christian Vision
Reverend C. Brooks of the First Christian Vision delivered a closing address last night, concluding with a call for renewed faith and community effort. The event drew local parishioners and neighbors seeking spiritual guidance and fellowship.
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C. 5. Brooks
First Christian Vision
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New York Sun
Roosevelt
Lewis Mather
Mather Bros. Co
Santa Claus
Mather
Winchester
John D. Rockefeller
Orient
John L. Sullivan
Mrs Sullivan
Germany
America
Grocer
Son
Lester Zuck
New Castle Company
Euwer
Nation Counter
New York
Coats
Carner Store
Y. M
A. Bildg
On the
New Castle, Penna
Oliver
AIR Rifles
E. Washington Sr
Epworth Church
Clutton
Guth’s Chocolates
DRUG
Brooks
Second Christian Church
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CANN
Nickee’s
North Mill St
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E.j.o'brien
East Knmneeas Street
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