News Company masthead and business notice
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by The News Company New Castle Pa. Ownership by The News Company partners Mrs George K E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz. Subscriptions listed and contact details for the office and checks addressed to The News Company.
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THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George KE. Treadwell
Fred Lt. Rentz
New Castle
Goebel Case and Kentucky Political Turmoil Recalled
The piece condemns money politics in San Francisco and Kentucky’s Goebel affair. It details alleged partisan prosecutions, a $100,000 reward, and multiple trials of Caleb Powers while recounting Goebel’s assassination on January 30, 1900 and his brief governorship.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Goebel
Estate Returning Board
Taylor
Powers
Caleb Powers
Death of Charles Emory Smith Revered State Leader
The state of Pennsylvania mourns Charles Emory Smith a trusted citizen and acknowledged leader in the newspaper profession. He brought honor to his state city and the press.
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Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvania
Hta
Liquor License Tied to Hotel Sale in Court Case
The petition in the case of Ira C. Fuller against Mrs. M E Moore and her children details a $18 000 hotel sale in 1907 where a liquor license was used as part of the deal Fuller allegedly lent Mrs Moore 200 for the license and a later transfer. Moore claims Fuller did not repay, asserting she is owed 500 after offsets. the court grants a rule returnable the first Monday of February to strike the lien.
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Ira C. Fuller
M. E. Moore
Daniel
Harry
Elizabeth
McElwee
William Moore
Sagertown
Crawford County
Moore
Fuller
Domestic harmony and civic notes in a late newspaper
A collage of domestic derision and public commentary spans a Nashville American cartoonish plea for men to share chores and resist divorce, a quip about New Castle chamber of commerce, a Harrisburg capitol rotunda update, voter registration urgency, and assorted culture jests from Pittsburgh society columns. Names and places include Senator Quay, Harrisburg, Nashville, New Castle, Pittsburgh, and John C. Wallace.
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New Castle
Chamber of Commerce
Senator Quay
Capitol
Harrisburg
Amusing street tale at Ellwood City home meets bashful beau
In Ellwood City a girl’s first beau visits, provoking family teasing and a cheeky kiss from the younger brother who asks the admirer if he wishes he could do the same. An austere parent interrupts as the lad is escorted out. Also noted are street anecdotes about a stamp clerk and a dream of finding Christmas bills.
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Ellwood City
Mrs Laura R Norton Dies After Illness in Bellevue
Mrs Laura Reeves Norton of Bellevue, Pa., age 74, died Monday evening after acute indigestion and heart failure. Born October 1, 1841 in Warren Ohio, she lived in this city over 40 years and leaves four daughters and three sons, with services set for Wednesday at 7 PM at 219 Shaw Street, interment Thursday morning.
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Laura Reeves Norton
Bellevue
Warren
Anna Reeves
Mary
Joseph W. Norton
Norton
First Methodist Church
Anna
Lyde
J. Walter Norton
Albert Reeves Norton
Howard LeRoy Norton
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. B. Offute
C. Helen Norton
Shaw Street
Albert L. Reeves
Neshville
Tenn
Stephen B. Reeves
Plymouth
Ind
John B. Offutt
Registration law works hardship on those who move
Citizens moving between wards face 60 day residence rule before registration. The law aims to deter floaters in big cities but harms New Castle taxpayers who move shortly before elections. The piece calls for an affidavit provision to establish voting rights if needed.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New Castle
Secretary Grace Erhardt Arrives to Lead New YWCA
Miss Grace Erhardt, secretary of the newly organized Young Women's Christian association, arrives in the city and will greet callers at temporary HQ Tuesday morning. A reception at 8 PM Tuesday in First Methodist Church invites all interested, with association officers, an orchestra, and light refreshments in the classrooms.
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Grace Erhardt
Young Woman's Christian Association
First Methodist Church
Miss Ehardt
Morton Street Home for Sale in City Water Garb
The residence of Jesse A. McMillen at 23 Morton Street is offered for sale for 1845 dollars. It is a seven room house with city water a drilled well and gas in every room. Applications may be made on the premises.
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Jesse A. McMillen
Morton Street
Old Soldier Caldwell Dies at 64 in Neshannock Falls
Joseph F. Caldwell a Civil War veteran and longtime druggist of Butler county died at his home in Neshannock Falls at 2 p m Sunday after years of invalidism. Born December 1843 he enlisted October 1861 in Company K 100th Regiment serving four years. He left the service in 1864 and later lived in New Wilmington and Neshannock Falls where he ran a drug business with his son. He is survived by his wife and four children Frank Ellwood City Charles Chicago H S and Miss Anna Caldwell two sisters and his wife Martha R McCrumb. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p m at the residence with burial in Fair Oaks cemetery.
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Neshannock Falls
Joseph F. Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
Butler County
Roundheads
New Wilmington
Frank
Ellwood City
Charles
Chicago
H. S
Anna Caldwell
Caldwell
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Mary Moore
Allegheny
Isabelle McCracken
Cambridge
Sarah Scott
Richland
Mich
Martha R. McCrumb
Pittsburg
Social Evening in Water Street Honor Guest Miss Gertrude Finley
Mr and Mrs George Axe hosted a Monday gathering on Water street honoring Miss Gertrude Finley of Youngstown Ohio. The event featured candy making games and music with refreshments, joined by a list of local young people and residents from nearby towns.
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New Wilmington
Reorze Axe
Water Street
Gertrude Finley
Youngston
Elizabeth ~Nott
Marian Joanston
Florence
Austa Hutchison
Stela Conway
Lorena Ferrer
Trace
Lulu Schoeller
Messr
Fred Houston
W. J. Clark
Alfred Mitchell
Y Mercer
Paul Graham
George Phillips
George W. Conway
New arrival rents college property on Donehoo Avenue
A man recently called by the Second United Presbyterian church of New Wilmington is moving to town. He has rented the college property on Donehoo Avenue, which is furnished, and is storing his goods in the Mercer and Bryan block on Market Street.
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Second United Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
Donehoo Avenue
Mercer and Bryan
Market Street
Mock Trial Held By Lawrence Lodge 10 Tonight
Members of Lawrence lodge No. 494 Knights of the Golden Eagle will stage a mock trial in the Jackson building lodge rooms next Monday evening at 8 o clock. A. T. Pearson represents Miss Mary Ann Cossip an old maid suing Boyd Coulter for breach of promise, Major Doolittle opposing. Both sides have ample attorneys and promise an interesting time.
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Lawrence Lodge
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Jackson Building
A. T. Pearson
Mary Ann Cossip
Sues Boyd Coulter
Major Doolittle
Mt Jackson Area Church Services and Accident Report
Rev John Dice filled the pulpit at United Presbyterian Church in the absence of Rev Paul Yourd. Miss Ruth Black of North Beaver township is taken to a New Castle hospital for surgery. A horse driven by A B Benson’s daughter runaway near Mt Jackson toward the high school. no injuries, horse caught by Jefferson Ferguson.
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John Dice
Bethel Church
United Presbyterian Church
Paul Yourd
Ruth
William Black
North Beaver Township
New Castle
A. B. Benson
John Gailey
Mt. Jackson
Marriage Licenses Adopted in Various Counties
Martin V. Carpenter and Sharon Loreno Bennett of Bear Creek Ohio. John Shuller and Maria Hartman of New Castle. Joseph W. Boyle of Dawson Yukon. Elma L. Humphreys of Detroit received marriage licenses.
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Martin V. Carpenter
Sharon Loreno Bennett
Bear Creek
Ohio
John Shuller
New Castle
Maria Hartman
Joseph W. Boyle
Dawson
Yukon
Elma L. Humphreys
Detroit
Patterson Stationery Co Adds Cigars to Lines
The successors to Roy F. Brandon have added cigars to their merchandise. Patterson Stationery Co draws about 1,000 daily customers in central New Castle, with potential plans to sublease space. The firm continues to perform well after succeeding Ray F. Brandon.
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Patterson Stationery Co
Roy F. Brandon
New Castle
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Bert Wells
Bell
Citizens
Politics and
Sunshine
Nashville
Masonic Hall
Sey
Congress
Walter Reynolds
John
Priscilla
Rocky Mountain
Hollister
John C. Wallace
Darkey
Uther
West New Castle
Laura R. Norton
Roundhead
Wilmington
Ross Crist
Mercer
J. D. Barr
Hickory
Washington County
John Young
Guy Zimmerman
New Castl
Retta Bryan
Slippery Rock
Presbyterian Church
Naccanna Club
Ida May Campbell
Fred Rice
Cleveland
McCreary
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Mill and
Washington Streets
Love
Megown
ER. Thomas
John Rearic
James 8. Young
Chauncey Dave3
Harry J. Lusk
E. B. Second Ward
Robert M. J. Hainer
Fourth Ward
Charles C. Duff
John C. Offut
John K. Tener
Washington Do
Thomas W. Phileapsi
Lawrence County
24Th
Joseph J. Zimmermann
Beaver County
Judson C. Norris
Newcastle
Thomas M. Eckles
Charles F. Ball
Volasat
Joseph E. Ligo
New Caastle
Robert L. Walla News
Almatrim Beatty
Big Beaver Township
Walter 8S. Reynolds
New Castle, Pa
Charles H. Andrews
Third Ward
William E. Agnew
Frank L. Bigham
R. M. Leslie
North Beaver Two
Jacob F. Corl
J. Sharp
Pulaski Township
T. A. Patton
Hickory Township
Guy
John F. Pitts
Joseph E. Martin
Wilmington Township
James A. Stickle
Slipperyrock Township
J. A. M’millin
E. F. Connelly
Bell Phone
Patterson Stationery Company
Ray F. Brandon
S. Schweinsberg
J. F. Neely
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Matinee Daily
Electrical Works
North Lima Development Company
Youngstown
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