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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
4
Published every evening except Sunday by THE NEWS COMPANY. Rates list 10c weekly, 6.00 yearly, weekly 1.00, daily by mail 3.00 yearly. On sale at all news stands. Correspondence on public interest sought from all parts of the county.
Judge Nathaniel Ewing and John Y. Boyd named as independent Republicans to lead the new State Railroad Commission. Charles N. Mann, a friend of the governor, rounds out the trio. The commission can probe carrier business, examine books, set rates, approve capital raises, and prosecute violations with authority across Pennsylvania. It will operate from Harrisburg with power to act statewide.
Justice Harlan is cited as joining alarmists who warn of imminent war between the United States and Japan. The piece denounces repeated jingo remarks as inflammatory, urging suppression of such talk even from high officials. The author argues war is possible among nations within a decade and cautions against inflaming public sentiment.
An editorial note warns that asserting potential danger heightens risk by making it seem imminent. The piece argues cautious language to avoid unnecessary alarm while urging preparedness.
Philadelphia report says Prohibition party will back majority party candidates who favor local option. Many temperance followers oppose local option and demand absolute prohibition. Radical shifts risk losing support and future influence in elections.
A collage of quirky forecasts and city notes from 1908, including a rhyme about next year and New York snow, a divorcee in Chardon, and chatter on local politics, marriage tales, crime quips, and a January 24 voter registration reminder.
Dr J A Dickson a noted Youngstown physician was attacked Monday night in a deserted area. He suffered a broken nose and other serious injuries during the assault by a thug while on a professional call.
A chatter crowd shares comic street anecdotes from New Castle: a rural caller struggles with Central, a primary class mishaps with arithmetic, a German photographer’s joke about a grave, and a wife’s lesson on gifts as a husband’s tastes shift after marriage.
In Rio de Janeiro on January 15, senior U S Navy flag officers visiting the Brazilian capital are hosted by President Penna at the executive palace. Officials praise American sailors for exemplary conduct ashore while German Bremen officers skip the Mt Corcovado receptions. Argentina plans to send warships to meet the fleet off Patagonia and Chilean ships will escort them into Chilean waters.
Dr T Franklin Gifford lectures as Butler reports 368 of 400 children with defective teeth. Among 400 examined, 206 did not brush, 288 never visited a dentist, and overall 430 children averaged seven cavities each. Similar school results across Alton and Quincy highlight widespread dental neglect and need for routine care.
Puny children needing growth and convalescence are said to benefit from Vinol a cod liver oil preparation with added iron. A Canton Ohio mother lauds Vinol restoring health when other remedies failed. Paisley’s Pharmacy New Castle Pennsylvania endorses its effectiveness and offers money back if it fails.
Notice invites automobile owners to a meeting in the directors’ room at Citizens National Bank this Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. All are invited.
A satirical list advises candidates to appear poor to gain votes. It suggests dressing slovenly, showing debt, and minimal laundry to seem needy. It mocks excessive card distribution, urging many cards, and warns to set up poll workers. It ends with excuses about weather lowering turnout.
Theatrical adaptation of Mary J. Holmes novel Lena Rivers arrives at the opera house with Beatrice Noyes in the lead. Burt and Nicolai, noted New York producers, present the production as a standout love story of the season.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills to monitor kidney secretions for health amber hue and regularity. Testimonies from J. A. Miguel of New Castle Pennsylvania claim long term kidney issues resolved after two boxes, with ongoing confidence in the remedy. Foster Milburn of Buffalo New York is named as sole US agents.
The show this week features the Apollo Brothers performing a 300 pound sack carry on stage with a $25 prize to any challenger. Clarice Templeton presents a pictorial ballad. George F Beach and wife star in The Irish Fortune Teller. Howard Wolfe delivers musical numbers and Mr and Mrs Cossar present Our Honeymoon in a one act playlet. Midweek matinee tomorrow promises strong entertainment.
Stuart H. Bowman transfers to Irene H. Stritmater in Second ward for $1. George H. Clark sells to Elizabeth Houston in Mahoning township for $3200. Philip Brady sells to Florence O Shea in Third ward for $1. Florence T. O Shea transfers to Patrick Con way in Third ward for $1. Irene H. Stritmater sells to Stuart H. Bowman in Second ward for $1. Isaiah N. Johnston by executor transfers to James M. Wilson in Slipperyrock for $1400.
A complete history of the past twenty five years celebrates the 25th anniversary edition. The New York World Almanac and Encyclopedia claims to be the foremost American annual reference, rivaling England’s Whitaker and Germany’s Almanach de Gotha. Mail postage paid 35 cents.
Local shop announces a 40 percent discount on all framed pictures in stock. Bring your items now for neat workmanship at moderate cost and enjoy the town’s best framing facilities.
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