Red Every Evening Except nate THE NEWS COM PANY
News company address and ownership details. Partnership includes Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz. Subscription rates listed for daily and weekly editions with mail options. Receipts and correspondence should be directed to THE NEWS COMPANY in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
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Red
Nate
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
M Gavan's San e Speech on American Girls Fortunes
Representative Charles McGavan of Chicago denounces shipping American fortunes abroad to European aristocrats in marriage. The speech questions laws controlling private fortunes and warns of misalliances and divorce goals tied to titles, arguing for federal action to curb foreign wealth transfers.
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Charles McGavan
Chicago
National House of Representatives
Congress
America
Porter named manager of New Castle Nocks baseball team
Pete Porter is chosen to manage the New Castle Nocks for the coming season. A seasoned baseball man and local favorite, Porter is praised as a capable leader who understands New Castle conditions and will aim to boost fan support and team performance in the O P league.
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New Castle
Pete Porter
Porter
Mr. Porter
Sharon
Youngstown
Akron
Central Ohio
District Attorney urged to file charges over fraudulent tax receipts
The public demand action against politicians accused of fraudulently paying voter taxes and distributing tax receipts in violation of state election laws. The speaker notes hundreds of illegal registrations based on fraudulent receipts and implicates several mayoral and city candidates in the alleged corrupt practice.
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Charles H. Young
Prompt for speedy probe into registration receipt abuses
Citizens demand swift publicity and prosecution of receipts paid to influence registration. Voters will be guided by developments and seek to defeat those who benefit from such practices. Hundreds may have received receipts, some unaware they breached the law. New Castle should end these acts and a thorough investigation is urged.
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New Castle
Hints and Dints The New Surgery
A humorous collage of anecdotes on medical feats and oddities includes a man patched with animal parts after a wreck, a surgeon predicting animal transplant advances, and assorted quips about society, divorce, and public figures.
Persistent candidate clings to office despite many runs
A recurring political hopeful keeps launching campaigns and public appearances but repeatedly fails to secure an office, with frequent campaigns and limited success noted in appearances and statements. The narrative follows repeated attempts and scarce tangible advancement.
Local Notes From Volant Area January 1908
Frank Boyd moves into his new house Mrs. William Allen visits New Castle Thursday Mrs. Wilbur Minnich visits Pittsburg friends James Potter confined at home with grip Mr and Mrs James Allen Cleveland Ohio visiting friends Barnesdale lease wells work to resume this week Armstrong child Alice two years old suffers severe cold Ladies Missionary Society Presbyterian church to meet Thursday at 2 at Mrs Reed Allen residence
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Frank Boyd
William Allen
New Castle
Wilbur Minnich
Pittsburg
James Potter
James Allen
Cleveland
R. O. Edie
Robert Edie
Eastbrook
Barnesdale
Rodgers Farm
Alice
Mont Armstrong
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Reed Allen
Youngstown Board Plans School Field Day With Prizes
The Youngstown board of education will organize a field day for the schools and will offer attractive prizes, providing activities and incentives for students.
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Youngstown Board of Education
Parliament in Session Hears Broad Reform Proposals
Lords debate old age pensions licensing revisions and taxes as Britain braces for major social and fiscal changes. Ed ucation reforms, Irish issues and labor bills draw heated opposition while plans for a larger navy and stricter liquor laws provoke bitter fights ahead of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's reforms in the Lords.
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Temperance Reform
Germany
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
Brutal Brutality Reported at Illinois State Reformatory
Pontiac witnesses recounts of William Hamlin inmate abused during punishment. He was chained to solitary bars for prolonged hours across three days, subjected to cold water torture, and beaten until pain and paralysis forced a medical call after prolonged fainting.
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Pontiac
Ilinois
Local Social Notes Amid Visits And Events
New Castle visitors include Miss Elizabeth Rhinehart and Miss Aida Whitehouse with Mrs. Ed Snare and Mrs. Gib son. Mrs. George Galbreath and Miss Daisy call on friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freed visit daughter Mrs. Gib son of West Pittsburg. Mamie Ritchie returns from Pittsburg. Theater show here fades. choir organized by Mr. Clark draws praise. Revival at Presbyterian church by Rev. Tait ends. reception planned for new workers. K P lodge members join Mahoningtown for initiation and banquet in New Brighton.
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George Galbreath
Daisy
New Castle
al Glass
Vera
Robert Freed
Gibson
West Pittsburg
Mamie Ritchie
Pittsburg
F. G. Morrow
Hirkenrother
New Kensington
Presbyterian Church
Tait
D. E. Oris
George King
Clarence Stapf
K. of P. Lodge No
Mahoningtown Lodge
New Brighton
Candidates listed for New Castle city offices in 1911 ballot
The piece lists candidates for city treasurer assessor and common council across wards with Socialist affiliations noted. It argues for a public library, urging progressive citizens to support library establishment now, critiquing opponents and urging action for future welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Duff
Robert M. Hainer
J. C. Offutt
EB. B. Locke
Steve Flanagan
W. N. Aiken
C. J. Martin
James N. Fallis
J. W. Wilson
C. C. Dickson
James McGregor
William H. Dunlap
James Cunningham
Richard L. Granger
Morris Cukerbra
New Castle News Sees Local Library Rejected Hurting Progress
In a January 17 article readers are urged to vote against the proposed Carnegie library on January 18. The piece warns rejection would delay or block an essential public library, delaying education, progress, and intellectual growth for the community and future generations.
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New Castle
Carnegie Library
Mi O Na Promised To Restore Stomach Health
George W. Clutton touts Mi o Na as a quick and positive stomach stimulant with a guaranteed refund if it fails to cure. He claims most nervous debility headaches sleeplessness and melancholy stem from faulty nutrition due to a weak stomach and inactive bowels and says Mi o Na strengthens digestion and bowels. A 50 cent box lasts a couple weeks and wards off indigestion while rebuilding strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clutton
Official board meeting at Croton Avenue church
The official board of the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Wednesday evening at 7 oclock, preceding the prayer meeting. Several important business matters are to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
College Dining Hall Ad Offers Meal Deals
College dining hall in the Dean block serves meals at 25 cents with meal tickets of 21 meals for $4. Describes it as the best place in the city to eat and notes Miss Della Trumbo as the proprietress.
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College Dining Hall
Della Trumbo
Volunteers of America Work to Start in Youngstown
In a short time the Volunteers of America will begin its activities in Youngstown as the Bijou theatre is set to open next Monday.
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The
Volunteers of America
Youngstown
Rubber Stamps Made and Delivered in Four Days
Paterson Stationery Co. offers custom rubber stamps in over 200 sizes and styles with four day delivery after order. Includes stamp pads, daters, ink for date pads and numbering machines, and complete office outfitter services. Bell phone 97 J.
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Patterson Stationery Co
Roy F. Brandon
Bell Phone
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Thomas Edwards
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George Workman
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Della Fitch
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Robert W. Hamilton
John D. Watkins
T. P. Williams
J. Lee Cooper
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James G. Fulkerson
George A. Rae
Charles C. Hanna
H. G. Coates
Evan Evans
John L. Stitt
S. D. Allen
William H. VanGorder
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Fred D. Reader
John C. Duffy
S. B. Patterson
E. F. Medard
Ross W. Phipps
J. A. Stewart
Frank C. Weller
W. W. Wilson
Nat Williams
M. J. Dugan
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Samuel 8. Smith
Albert Brest
W. H. Penrod
William D. Lewis
A. M. Cubbison
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J. R. Sherrard
W.S. McMillen
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J. M. Kelly
Gram Curtis
Geo. W. Clutton
France
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College
NEW Castle Loan CO
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Washington and Jefferson Sts
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R. M. Hainer
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Thomas P. Williams
John K. Tener
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Lawrence County
Joseph J. Zimmerman
Beaver County
Judson C. Norris
Thomas M. Eckles
Ellwood City
Charles F. Ball
Joseph E. Ligo
Senate
George W. Weingartner
Shenango Township
Robert L. Wallace
New Castle, Pa
Almatrim Beatty
Big Beaver Township
Walters. Reynolds
A. W. Gardner
W. D. Walton
Charles H. Andrews
William E. Agnew
Frank L. Bigham
R. M. Leslie
North Leaver Two
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Acob F. Corl
Ellwood City, Pa
T. A. Patton
Hickory Township
Guy Zimmerman
John F. 2Citts
North Beaver Two
Joseph E. Martin
Wilmington Township
J. A. M’millin
Ea K. Jemm
James A. Stickle
Slipperyrock Township
J. S. Long
Schweinsberg
Joseph Hannon
Union Township
Samuel J. Chambers
Opera House
Burgess
Himmelein
Dixie Land
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