The News Company Partnership From New Castle Pa
A local partnership named The News Company based in New Castle Pennsylvania is listed with Mrs George BE Treadwell and Fred L Retz as members. It lists telephone numbers for editorial and business offices and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Notices advise checks and communications be sent to The News Company rather than individuals.
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the News Company
George BE. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Fred L. Bents
Bert Wells
Notich
New Castle
Congressman Murdock and the Republican Machine
William Allen White profiles Victor Murdock of Kansas in American Magazine. The piece portrays his stand against party bosses, his battles over railroad subsidy issues, and his clashes with the Republican machine while praised by the president for his independence. It notes his editor background and family lineage in Kansas politics.
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House of Representatives
Fim
William Allen White
Murdock
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Congress
House
M. M. Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Public Trust in Courts Tested by Landis Case Turn
The recent turn fuels public skepticism about court integrity though judges must reverse Landis’s decision. Standard Oil is blamed as a powerful octopus that fights courts by hiring top lawyers and questionable witnesses. The second Landis trial will draw heightened attention beyond the first.
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Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Courts of Justice Institution
Rockefeller Institution
Roosevelt urges US appeal right after Landis fines Standard Oil
President Roosevelt proposed granting the United States the right of appeal in major cases. The House ruling followed the circuit court of appeals decision to set aside Judge Landis' 29 240 000 dollar fine against Standard Oil and remand for retrial. Supporters warned without an appeal the original verdict could stand unjustly.
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Congress
Roosevelt
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil Company
United
Governor Smith Seeks Brown Removal Ruling
Governor Hoke Smith transmitted a special message to Georgia lawmakers detailing his reasons for removing Joseph M. Brown from the state railway commission in 1907. He accuses Brown of aiding railroad interests by opposing commission rate cuts and arguing against the commission’s actions in court.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Pe Sage
Joseph M. Brown
State Railway Commission
Brown
Smith
Railroad Commission
Mr. Brown
Unproven charges discharged in Alderman Green hearing
Nick Adams and Mrs. Elizabeth Adams faced serious charges but were discharged after Detective Jonny Stewart led the inquiry. John Adams and Andy Crestal had made similar accusations but failed to prove them, resulting in dismissal.
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Nick Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Jonny Stewart
Alderman Green
John Adams
Elizabeth
Nick
Andy Crestal
John
Corner Stone Laid For Primitive Methodist Church
The corner stone of the new Primitive Methodist church at Youngstown will be laid Sunday.
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Primitive Methodist Church
Youngstown
Hints and Dints From a Witty Column
A humorous column fragment notes New Year wishes and time jokes, mentions the Illinois Central liquor ban, drummers at a picnic, dog bites, and political quips. It references Bryan speeches, Jeff Davis, and a local tragedy as newsy asides within the humor.
Train collision injures H. I. McClymonds at Oakfield
A southbound ore train at Oakfield station was struck by an engine running light. H I McClymonds of 248 East Cherry Street Seventh ward sustained severe bruises. Heavy fog obscured the approach and the wreck crew from Lawregee Junction cleared the tracks after one caboose burned and the other demolished.
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Oakfield
H. I. McClymonds
East Cherry Street
Seventh Ward
Lawregee Junction
McFarland Sees Easy Win Over Brock in Los Angeles
Packey McFarland predicts a points victory in a ten round bout with Phil Brock in Los Angeles on August 7. The Tulsa native plans rest before a September 7 rematch with Freddie Welsh and laments not securing a Nelson clash. Brock recently KO'd Frank Carsey.
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Packey McFarland
Phil Brock
Los Angeles
Chicago
McFarland
Packey
Freddie Welsh
Harry Gilmore
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Joe Gans
Brock
Frank Carsey
New Castle
Spit Incident Ends With Costs in City Court
Louise Delisio admitted to Alder man Crabill that she spit in the face of Mike Dellilio's wife during an argument over a household matter. She did it to show disapproval of how she spoke to her, leading to arrest on an assault charge. The case was settled by paying costs.
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Louise Delisio
Crabill
Mike Dellilio
Out of Jail A Day Faces Malicious Mischief Charge
Steve Boren who just completed an 80 days jail term will answer to a malicious mischief charge at Alderman Crabill's court. Barbara Nasto accuses him of throwing a stone through a window of her home in the Fifth ward.
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Steve Boren
Cream Gift From Outing Committee Delights Almira Home
The Traveling Men's Outing association picnic committee sent five gallons of cream to the Almira home as a surprise last night, delighting the residents.
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Traveling Men’s Outing Association
Almira Home
A Love Tragedy and a Country Vacation Mood
A fragment hints at a love tragedy with lovers in a hammock and a hook that pulled out leaving them cried stung. The piece contrasts rural country scents with a cautionary note about self harm and investigation. It references Ruth and a Blevins tragedy and questions about truth.
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Ruth
Gompers Struggles Over Labor Vote Endorsement
The New York World reports Samuel Gompers cannot deliver the labor vote as unions fear political pledges. Labor leaders warn neutrality is needed and question the impact of Gompers backing Bryan and Kern on AFL members and broader union autonomy.
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New York World
Democratic
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Central Federated Union of New York
Bryan
Kern
Rudolph A. Modest
Cigar Makers’ Union No. 90
Democratic Party
United Commercial Travelers Outing At Cascade Park Draws 3000
More than 3,000 people attended the United Commercial Travelers first annual outing at Cascade park on Wednesday. Activities included dancing and numerous contests with cash and material prizes, plus a staged drawing for a bicycle and a sewing machine.
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United Commercial Travelers
Cascade Park
D. E. Nessle
H. L. Marvin
Mr. James
W. W. Orr
J. L. Myland
J. W. Neff
Ed Young
A. L. Mott
Jere Blucher
George McGrannahan
C. George
Mr. Haden
G. L. Honeywell
Chas, Gibson
Mr. Taylor
William Kocher
Mr. Michael
L. W. Murray
Mr. Owens
Justison
McGrannahan
James
H. J. Thompson
Hess
Black Cross
Jarvis
Lusk
Lyman Hughes
Frank Connery
Cascade Park Open Air Theatre
Imperial Olive Oil touted as pure and superior in taste
The Billings Clapp Company of Boston promotes Imperial Olive Oil as absolutely pure and superior to cottonseed blends. It is canned and sealed in Italian plants and touted for delicate flavor, skin, digestion benefits, and healthful properties after comparing with 100 producers in Europe.
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Italy
Portugal
France
Billings Clapp Company
Boston
Imperial Olive Oil
Theatre night chat and laundry quips
Mrs. Easywork recalls a theatre outing and comments on washing chores. Mrs. Careworn quips that a hard worker is too tired for Monday nights. Anty Drudge claims Fels-Naptha soap halves the work and prevents backache.
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Jack
The Old Way versus New Way of Washing
An old time washing contrast describes waking at 5 to boil clothes in a hot steam filled house, rubbing on a washboard, and long exhaust instructions. The modern method uses 7 o’clock start, soaking, light rubbing, rinsing, and air drying with Fels-Naptha for cleaner whiter garments.
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