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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
Ohio Senate approves county local option bill in temperance drive
Ohio voters press toward local option as the Senate votes 24 to 13 for county unit local option. Prohibitionists expect easy House passage and gubernatorial signing as temperance forces have built a broad coalition, while liquor interests fight on with funding and influence in key counties.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
General Assembly
Senate
House
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Franklin
Mahoning
Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Good Roads Movement Endorsed in Lawrence County
At a county convention in the court house Wednesday, road supervisors and authorities argued for brick paving despite higher initial costs. They praised brick for longevity and low maintenance, noting New Castle’s already substantial highway spending as a model for durable, life‑long benefits.
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Lawrence County
Court House
New Castle
Good roads perceived to aid farming and county life
The passage argues that paving roads will attract farmers to stay on the land by improving winter and spring accessibility. It says roads would bring farms closer to the city, save wear on animals and vehicles, and justify the expense through increased farm enjoyment and productivity. It envisions interurban rural life with street cars telephones and rural mail.
Hints and Dints A Baddad From the Columbia Jester
Health Officer Horner notes no alarm over a crick related epidemic from heavy snow shoveling. Most people appear immune. The cold spell bodes well for a maple syrup crop and wheat. A chinook would bring much needed cold water. The sassyfrac man will soon be making rounds.
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Horner
Local Snapshots and Wry Notes From Youngstown Telegram
A collage of brief items and opinions from Youngstown readers. Mentions ice and snow, gas economy, church ministers, counterfeit dollars, Sunday bartending, Pullman bonuses, amusement scenes, a 10 000 name petition against licenses in Butler, a priest shot at, winter weather, gum shoes for candidates, a Maryland debate on gubernatorial dignity, and a boy preferring skating pond chores over sidewalk snow shoveling.
Affidavits of Death Named Different Dates
Washington dispatch recounts Rep Acheson solving a pension case over two affidavits naming differing death dates. Mrs Beggs of New Bedford Pa sought widow’s pension. witnesses placed Beggs’s death on August 8 and August 9. Time zone differences caused the discrepancy. one witness used Ohio time, the other Pennsylvania time.
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Washington
Acheson
Pension Office
Beggs
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Derelict St Cuthbert Hulk Threatens Atlantic Shipping
The abandoned St Cuthbert hulk, rescued passengers from the Cymric rescue, lies 42.3N 62W about 200 miles off Massachusetts. Maritime officials seek warships to locate and sink the derelict feared to block trans Atlantic and coastwise routes near Cape Cod and Sable Island.
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United Press
New York
Cymric
Massachusetts
Statendam
Washington
St. Cuthbert
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
Cape Sable
Sable Island
Foreigners Try to Dynamite Priest Home and Kill Clergy
A bomb placed under Rev. First's home near Struthers failed to kill him. Later that week a group of intoxicated foreigners attacked Rev. O'Bryne, mistaking him for Father First, firing shots as he fled with his carriage. Struthers authorities sought aid from Youngstown police.
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Rev. First
Struthers
O’bryne
Father
Youngstown
East Youngstown
Hast Youngstown
Penrose Vote 15 Divided in Senator Race
Interest in the Beaver Lawrence district Republican nomination grows with Samuel White of Beaver entering the race as a Penrose organization man. Beaver’s White and Kennedy compete while Lawrence’s Penrose leaders oppose Weingartner and may unite behind any viable candidate. Weingartner risks a clear anti Penrose vote across counties.
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Beaver-Lawrence
Samuel White
Beaver County
White
Penrose Organization
Penrose
Lawrence County
George Weingartner
Kennedy
Beaver
Lawrence
anti-Weingartner
Phillips
Emery
Mooney
California
Weingartner
Philadelphia
When Doctors Disagree on a Child Assault Case
Dominic Maura, jailed on a charge of assaulting a girl, faced a Wednesday hearing that was continued. Three doctors examined the child and defendant. two said nothing was wrong, one said otherwise, prompting further examination by Alderman Williams. The examiner found no link between Maura and the case, and the trial was put off with a likely discharge.
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Dominic Maura
Alderman Williams
al Alderman Williams
England's rulers to visit Norway and Denmark
King Edward and Queen Alexandria plan a state visit to Norway and Denmark before month end in reciprocity for the Norwegian and Danish kings visits.
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England
Norway
London
Edward
Alexandria
Denmark
Lawrence County Bar Banquet Set For Next Wednesday
The Law rence County Bar association will hold its annual banquet at Odd Fellows hall next Wednesday evening. The general committee includes Walter S. Reynolds Charles J. Martin and Wallace H. Falls with Judge W. E. Porter B. A. Wirttenitz and J. Norman Martin on the invitation committee and W. J. Moffatt C. H. Akens and H. K. Gregory on the program committee. The banquets are described as enjoyable affairs.
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Lawrence County Bar Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Walter S. Reynolds
Charles J. Martin
Wallace H. Falls
W. E. Porter
B. A. Winternitz
J. Norman Martin
W. J. Moffatt
C. H. Akens
H. K. Gregory
Black Hand Active in Canton Threats and Arrests
Canton Ohio police probe a 50 member Italian society amid threats to dynamite Santis and Bell saloon and injure its owners unless $50 is paid. Investigators report six arrests and warn of further action as the ring leaders are sought.
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Canton, O
Canton
Santis & Bell
Mike Altire
John N Euwer Transferred to Lakeside Hospital Cleveland
John N Euwer of Youngstown, a well known figure here, is now patient at Lakeside hospital in Cleveland. He was at Mt. Clemens previously and has been moved to Cleveland where his condition is much improved.
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John N. Euwer
Youngstown
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Mt. Clemens
Committees Meet Thursday Evening
Street electric and property committees of councils will meet this evening to discuss the appropriation budgets for the coming year. The meeting focuses on budget approvals and financial planning for municipal operations.
New York Dentists Offer Painless Tooth Extraction
A dentist specializes in removing stubborn teeth without pain. The article assures sufferers of aching teeth that procedures can be painless and worry-free, presenting this dental skill as a modern comfort.
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New York
Notable Italian suspects linked to double murder case
Joe Calante describes two murders at the Duff farm and near Edenburg as Sainato and Polito flee. Witnesses recount Houk’s death, discovery, and locals' fear of the Black Hand. Sainato is held for court on murder charges with Calante and others testifying.
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Duff
Pietro Exposito
Jim Rich
Jack
Mr. Duff
Polito
Sainato
Sanaito
Squire Duff
Fred Serace
Serace
Natala Lucre
Haselton
Logan
Seeley Houk
Calante
Edenburg
Houk
Black Hand
Scott Hoffmaster
Mahoning River
Cooper
Nora Martin
Kennedy
Hillsville
Italy
Cox
Calaute
Sanato
Alderman Green
Night School Progress at Howard Street Mission
The night school of the Methodist Episcopal Italian mission on Howard Street has grown for nine months. It offers multiple grades with regular attendance and rapid pupil progress. The school is free and open to all foreigners, who are welcome to visit and see the work.
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Methodist Episcopal Italian Mission
Howard Street
Trustee Dunn to Sell Another Store
Trustee W. G. Dunn will auction the Sharon store of F. A. Jones & Co. on February 15. The New Castle store recently sold to Chain and Farrell, and Warren, C. store sold similarly. F. A. Jones Company filed for bankruptcy last November with stocks invoiced in all stores.
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W. G. Dunn
Sharon
F. A. Jones & Co
New Castle
Chain and Farrell
Warren
F. A. Jones Company
Foreigners Charged With Taking Checks in Alderman Court
Rocbo Simon is charged with larceny after breaking open a trunk and stealing pay checks from the Standard Steel Car company. The checks total $46, representing the plaintiff's savings. George Mandel filed the information. A hearing is set for next week. bail was posted.
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Rocbo Simon
Williams
George Mandel
Standard Steel Car Company
T.e
Tremors Likely Due to Cold Weather Across New England
Seismic experts link yesterday's tremors at four distant New England locations to intense cold. Each report described an earthquake but local effects suggest no subterranean upheaval, pointing to cold as the cause.
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United Press
Boston
New England
Big Oyster Sale At Fulton Market This Weekend
Fulton Fish Market offers standards at 30 cents and selects at 40 cents. Sale runs Friday and Saturday at Central Market located at 24 and 26 South Mill Street.
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Fulton Fish Market
Central Market
South Mill Street
Attendance Report From McCaslin School Scott Township
The McCaslin school in Scott township lists 23 enrolled pupils. Those present every day in the fifth month ending January 31 were Donald Boyd Arthur Boyd Fred Baker Nellie Baker Margaret Baker Susie Kerr Marie Ray Arthur Way Milton McCracken Joseph McCaslin Goldina Nelson Mary Nelson Margarete West Willie West. Those missing one day were Ralph Baker and Henry West. Those present every day during the term to date were Arthur Boyd Marie Ray Margaret Baker Arthur Ray. Teacher H R McCracken.
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McCaslin
Scott Township
Donald Boyd
Arthur Boyd
Fred Baker
Nellie Baker
Margaret Baker
Susie Kerr
Marie Ray
Arthur Way
Milton McCracken
Joseph McCaslin
Goldina Nelson
Mary Nelson
Margarite West
Willie West
Ralph Baker
Henry West
Arthur Ray
H. R. McCracken
Valentines From One Cent To Four Dollars Each
Patterson Stationery Co. promotes a wide assortment of valentines from one cent to four dollars each in boxes and booklets. The store highlights humorous lines, calendars, gift books, and children's valentines, urging early purchase at New Castle location.
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New Castle
Patterson Stationery Co
Rov
F. Brandon
Williams Indian Pile Ointment promises quick relief for piles
Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles by absorbing tumors and soothing itching. It serves as a poultice and provides instant relief and is advertised for private parts itching. Sold by druggists with mail orders 60 cents or one dollar. Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio ships via Geo. W. Clutton.
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Williams
Williams’ M's’g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
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