News Company Blends Owners and Management in New Castle
The News Company lists Mrs. E Treadwell and J L Rentz as owners with Fred L Rentz as manager Bert Wells. It provides office telephones and subscription rates including daily and weekly options and requests all payments go to the News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News Company
E. Treadwell
JL. Rentz
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Veeweas
New Castle
Trusts and Parties Highlight Anti Trust Lobbyist in Denver
A. B. Martin of New York, representing the National Anti Trust league, urged the Democratic committee to add a plank enforcing anti trust laws. He also attended the Chicago Republican convention with Thomas W. Phillips, pressing for pledges from both parties against any weakening of trust regulation. Martin, a well informed trust watcher, warned that tampering would invite evasion and stronger business resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. B. Martin
New York
National Anti-Trust League
Democratic Revulation Committee
Mr. Martin
Gary
United States Steel Corcog
Martin
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
School Board Considers New High School Plans
Residents discuss locating a new high school away from the Berger site and whether to build one central school or multiple district high schools. Estimates range from 10 000 to 100 000 for new district facilities with walking distance for most residents except seventh ward. The board seeks merit based plans from an experienced draftsman.
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Igh
Board of Education
Berger
East Street
Fifth Ward
Seventh Ward
Monster Central School
Equitable Building Ambition Spurs Debate on Life Insurance Use
The Equitable Life plans a taller Madison Square building, surpassing Metropolitan New York Life and Mutual, as a critique notes that policy-holders benefit more from investing in city bonds or real estate mortgages than from ever larger offices. It argues Economy, intelligence, and honesty in management determine policyholder benefits, not building height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Square
New York Life's
Mutual’s
Equitable
New York
New York City
Mexico’s Revolution Deemed Mild and Mixed Bag of Progress
An editorial view argues that Diaz’s rise ended Mexico’s revolution by suppressing insurgents and asserts a shift toward a military despotism under republican forms. It notes U S involvement, border espionage, and that insurgents are deemed dead on sight while praising limited modern advances.
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Mexico
Diaz
United States
Rio Grande
Roosevelt
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
John F Ward lodge to elect officers Saturday
At the regular meeting of John F Ward lodge of the Amalgamated association officers for the ensuing term will be elected. David J Davis a wage committee member will report on the wage conference. Other business of an important nature will be transacted.
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John F. Ward Lodge
Amalgamated Association
David J. Davis
Mrs Stevens Breaks Bottles in Saloon Incident
Mrs Frank Stevens of Youngstown entered her husband’s saloon and smashed several bottles. He remained silent and had her arrested.
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Frank Stevens
Youngstown
Vienna farmer David Musser found dead in lane
David Musser aged 82 from Vienna near Youngstown was found in a farm lane yesterday. Death was attributed to heart disease.
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David Musser
Vienna
Youngstown
Scarlet Fever Reported In Local Resident Hoff
Elmer Hoff of 59 West North Street is diagnosed with scarlet fever. The case was reported to Health Officer Will McCandless.
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Elmer Hoff
West North Street
Will McCandless
Hints and Dints Stop Paper After Dispute with Editor
Local readers clip coupons more than ever and discuss the ongoing exchange. A humorous note recalls the stubborn editor and a feud over debts, while seaside fashion draws crowd attention with risqué swimsuits provoking strong reactions.
Public Safety Bans Gown as City Sparks Hubub
A Pitts burgh director bans the sheath gown drawing public ire over decency in the Smoky City. The piece mocks crowd behavior and criticizes high school funding while touching on baths in playgrounds and a New York man’s remark about true gentility.
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Pittsbore
Director of Public Safety
Railroad Pay Cars to Arrive Thursday
Schedule for the Pennsylvania Railroad pay car on the Erie and Ashtabula division for July lists arrivals and car closures. Key stops include Pittsburg to New Castle on July 9, Mahoningtown shop to New Castle on July 10, New Castle to Erie on July 11, Erie on July 12, Erie to Youngstown via Ashtabula on July 13, and Youngstown to Lawrence Junction then Alliance on July 14. The P and L E pay will also be made Thursday.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie and
Ashtabula
Pittsburg
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Erie
Youngstown
Lawrence Junction
Alliance
Picnic Excursion Draws Over 1000 to Cascade Park
Members of the First and Fourth United Presbyterian churches of Pittsburg hold their annual picnic at Cascade park in New Castle today. More than 1,000 excursionists arrived at 10 o clock via the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad for a day of diversions including a ball game and athletic events.
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First
Fourth United Presbyterian Churches
Pittsburg
Cascade Park
New Castle
Lake Erie
Enormous Increase in Tax Valuations
United Press reports New York tax commission data show a 481,935.00 rise in 1908 assessed real estate value. Corporation assessments climb from 89,006,000 in 1907 to over 90,000,000 this year, with the tax nearly all collected.
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United Press
New York
Tax Commission
Borough Files Municipal Liens on Fourth Avenue
Ellwood City authorities filed several municipal claims for grading paving and curbing along Fourth Avenue. Each lien stands around 125 dollars and will accrue interest from filing date until payment.
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Fourth Avenue
Ellwood City
Picture of 84 Fire Chiefs From U S and Canada
Fire Chief Frank Connery received a group photograph showing 84 chiefs from across the United States and Canada. The image was taken during the recent convention in Washington D C.
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Frank Connery
United States
Canada
Washington, D. C
Summer Health Rules From Dr Wiley
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley lists ten summer guidelines including eating less and lighter meats, avoiding alcohol, favoring cooked fruits and vegetables, drinking only cool water, and seeking cheerful company. He adds a playful verse about avoiding worries and overindulgence.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Society of Cheerful Friends
Dr. Wiley
Historical City of Quebec Offers Timeless Charm
An old Quebec city description highlights its winding streets and battlements, inviting travelers to explore its refined Old World atmosphere. The Richelieu & Ontario Navigation company is recommended for travel, with ticket agents and H. Foster Chaffee as A. G. P. A. in Toronto, Canada.
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Quebec
Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company
H. Foster Chaffee
Toronto
Canada
Mrs Araminta Smathers files two rail line damage suits
Mrs Araminta Smathers widow of Justice J J Smathers of Evans City has filed two damage suits against the Pittsburg and Butler electric line rail road company for 40 000 and 20 000 respectively after a collision at a Mars rail road crossing involving her husband and him dying instantly. No claim statement accompanies the precipe.
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Araminta Smathers
J. J. Smathers
Evans City
Pittsburg
Butler
Mars
City officers eye lot for shop near building
In Youngstown officers may pay $1,000 for a city block lot near the city building where the owner intends to construct a blacksmith shop.
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Youngstown
Safeguard Your Home From Burglars Says Expert
The piece warns that leaving a home closed for hours with valuables inside invites thieves. It notes rare cases of furniture loss, but emphasizes portable items like furs, jewelry, plate, and money as tempting targets. It advises keeping valuables out of sight and in secure storage to protect peace of mind.
Tear Bridge Down by Sections Near Rose Point
Work to dismantle the county bridge over Slippery Rock at Rose Point began this week. Contractors will remove one section at a time and rebuild the new bridge from the pier in the center outward, starting at the west end.
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Slippery Rock
Rose Point
Former Teacher Named Latin Instructor at Connellsville High
Miss Alice Neal of Pulaski, formerly with New Castle schools, elected Latin teacher at Connellsville high school on Monday evening. Chosen from 13 applicants on the second ballot. She has taught in Homestead and Livingston Montana besides New Castle. salary fixed at 80 dollars per month.
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Alice Neal
Pulaski
New Castle
Connellsville
Neal
Homestead
Livingston, Mont
Local optionists gather in Mercer for mass meeting
A mass meeting of local optionists is held in Mercer today. Forty autos transport the Sharon delegation to the venue as plans for forming an organization and appointing committee members from county precincts are announced. Rev Billy Sunday is pledged to visit Mercer county this fall for multiple talks on local option.
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Mercer
Sharon
Billy
Mercer County
Ladies' Home Missionary Society Meeting Agenda
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church will meet Friday at the church at 2 o'clock, rescheduling after last Friday’s cancellation.
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Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Local Obituaries and Notices From South New Castle and Economy
Robert E. Kerr and Gussie M. Ritter are listed with South New Castle as their location alongside William A. Hicks of Pulaski and Sadie E. Sechler of Economy in the notice. The fragment suggests a public notice or obituary listing with names and towns.
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Robert. E. Kerr
South New Castle
Gussie M. Ritter
William A. Hicks
Pulaski
Sadie E. Sechler
Ladies Nominated for News Outing Contest District 1
A list of nominees across districts announces Miss Bonnie Battley Sadie Elliott Stella Morgan Gertrude Sharp Artie Bowersox Laura Rea Sallie Nixon Pearl Johnson Helen Gilmore Flora Springer Fanny M Bride Mary Thomas Mollie Jones Sue O Connor Mary J Cunningham Bernice Bixler Myrtle Hughes Kate Long Oliva Griffith Winifred Lloyd Helen Vandergrift Nancy Dean Lillian Doerr at multiple street addresses and districts in Pennsylvania with affiliated locales and companies. District 2 through 7 names follow with corresponding streets and towns including Mahoningtown Ellwood City Slippery Rock Shenango and other areas tied to local firms such as Bell Telephone Co and Pennsylvania R. R. Co.
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Bonnie Battley
Sadie Elliott
Stella Morgan
Gertrude Sharp
Artie Bowersox
Laura Rea
Sallie Nixon
Pearl Johnson
Helen Gilmore
Flora Springer
Fanny M'Bride
Mary Thomas
Mollie Jones
Sue O'Connor
Mary J. Cunning
Bernice Bixler
Myrtle Hughes
Kate Long
Oliva Griffith
Winifred Lloyd
Helen Vandergrift
Nancy Dean
Lillian Doerr
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Newcastle News
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
Reading
New York World
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Ong Iver Johnson
Hartford
Roy F. Brandon's
Dunnin
Winnipeg
Man
Dem
Ireland
Indianapolis News
South Sea Islands
Railroad CO
Mill Street
Wallace Avenue
Crawford Avenue
Pittsburg Street
Jefferson Street
Locust Street
Neshannock Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Shaw Street
Ridge Street
Bleakley Avenue
Walnut Street
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
R. R. Co
Milton Street
Mercer Street
Pollock Avenue
Tas Croton
Shadyside
Ruby Robinson
Jessie Marstellar
Clara Horniffer
North Cedar Street
Bell Telephone Co
Blanche Brown
Catherine Hollerman
Bessie M’mullen
Emily Brenner
Katherine Evans
Hickory, Washington, Plaingrove and
Scott Townships
Jessie Gilfillan
Florence M'Donaghy
Estella Allen
Skidmore
Skidmore Volant
District
Shenango, Wayne and
Perry Township
Anna M. Mehard
Bessie Cunningham
Katherine Boyd
Jessie Dungan
Shenango Township
Hazel Deliree
Princeton
Taylor
Little Beaver
Big Beaver
North Beaver
Union Townships
Helen R. Moore
Union Township
Sadie Mahannah
Estella Hennon
Bessie Burns
Minnie Burnett Memnt Jackson
Bessie Dunnan
Mount Jackson
Mahoning
Wilmington
Neshannock
Hattie Eckels
Laura Houlette
Lizzie Clark
Mary M'Cready
Augie Sickafuse
Nettie Clark
New
Pulaski Neshannck Township
New Bedford
Neshannock Township
First National Bank
Treas
H’ge
People's Mortgage Loan CO
Washington ST
Herb D. McGoan
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
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