The News Company Ownership and Contact Details
The News Company operated as a partnership of Mrs. George Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz with Bert Wells as manager and editor. It lists telephones for editorial and business offices, subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, and directs all payments and communications to the News Company in New Castile, Pennsylvania.
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the News Company
George
Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Pred
L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Eoitor
New Castile
Murdock Faces GOP Machine in Kansas Battle
William Allen White profiles Congressman Victor Murdock of the Eighth Kansas district as a lone Republican insurgent. The piece recounts Murdock challenging railroad subsidy practices, opposing party leaders, and opposing the caucus machine, while praising his stance against organizational pressure and his father’s insurgent legacy at the Wichita Eagle.
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House of Representatives
William Allen White
Murdock
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Congress
House
Urdock
M. M. Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Courts and public trust strain under Standard Oil case
The piece argues that recent events erode public confidence in courts while urging jurists not to abandon their duty in reviewing the Landis decision. It notes Standard Oil’s influence in legal battles and predicts heightened scrutiny in the second Landis trial.
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Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Courts of Justice Institution
Roosevelt backs US appeal right in Standard Oil case
President Roosevelt urged Congress to grant the United States a right of appeal in major cases. The decision remanding Standard Oil’s $29,240,000 fine to retrial came from the United States circuit court of appeals after Judge Landis’s ruling was set aside.
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Congress
Roosevelt
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil Company
United Arts
Brown Charged With Railroads Ties In 1907 Case
Governor Hoke Smith submitted to the Georgia legislature a special message explaining why Joseph M. Brown was removed from the state railway commission in 1907. Smith notes Brown opposed the commission’s rate reductions and accuses him of aiding railroad arguments in court.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
State Railway Commission
Brown
Smith
Railroad Commission
Mr. Brown
Discharged in serious charges case against Adams spouses
Nick Adams and Mrs Elizabeth Adams were discharged after a hearing before Alderman Green when the serious charges brought by John Adams and Andy Crestal could not be proven. Detective Joan Stewart had arrested the pair on disputed allegations.
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Nick Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Joan 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 the Year’s Turn of Events
A brisk column blends quips about time, New Year promises, and social notes with satiric chatter on dogs, airships, and dining car liquor bans. It hints at politics, media stunts, and a famous tragedy as the year turns, leaving readers amused yet thoughtful.
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Ang
Tag
Bill
H J Mclymonds Hurt In Oakfield Train Collision
A southbound ore train at Oakfield station was struck by a light engine and caboose during fueling. Trainman H I McClymonds of 248 East Cherry Street suffered severe bruising while both cabooses were wrecked and one burned. A dense fog contributed to the crash. Lawrence Junction wreck crew cleared the tracks.
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Oakfield
H. I. McClymonds
East Cherry Street
Seventh Ward
Lawrence Junction
McFarland Seeks Easy Win Against Brock in Los Angeles
Packey McFarland predicts a points win over Phil Brock in a ten round bout scheduled for August 7 in Los Angeles. Afterward he plans rest ahead of a September 7 rematch with Freddie Welsh.
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Packey McFarland
Phil Brock
Los Angeles
Chicago
McFarland
Packey
Freddie Welsh
Harry Gilmore
Batting Nelson
Nelson
Joe Gans
Brock
Frank Carsey
New Castle
Woman Spits In Friend's Face In Domestic Row
Louise Delisio admitted to Alderman Crabill that she spat in the face of Mike Dellilio's wife during an argument over a trivial household matter. The act led to an assault charge she settled by paying costs.
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Louise Delisio
Crabill
Mike Dellilio
Man Freed From 80 Days In Jail Faces Malicious Misconduct Charge
Steve Boren, released after an 80 day sentence, must answer to a malicious mischief charge filed by Barbara Nasto in Alderman Crabill's court. Nasto accuses him of throwing a stone through a window at her Fifth Ward home.
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Steve Boren
Picnic committee sends cream to Almira home surprise
The Traveling Men's Outing association held its picnic yesterday and sent five gallons of cream to the Almira home last night. The residents were surprised by the generous gift.
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Traveling Men’s Outing Association
Almira Home
A Love Tragedy And A Country Satire Tone
A fragmentary oddity describes a lovers scene in a hammock with a hook pull and a cry of stung. It contrasts country life with hay scented wagon notes and cautions against self harm. It hints at legal drama around Ruth Blevins and truth in a tragedy.
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Ruth
Gompers Faces Labor Vote Clash Over Bryan Endorsement
The New York World reports Samuel Gompers cannot deliver labor votes as he aims to back Bryan and Kern. Union leaders across crafts urge neutrality or caution, warning GOP shifts could jeopardize future concessions. Public stance and internal debate spill into Washington previews Friday.
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New York World
Democratic
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Central Federated Union of New York
Bryan
Kern
Congress
Labor
Lincoln
Washington
John E. Pritchard
International Pawers’ and Rammers’ Union
International Organization
American Federation of Labor
Republican Party
President Gompers
George Gaillard
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Frank Hertzl
International Association of Machinists
Bilias Wolf
Cigar Makers’ International Union
United Commercial Travelers Outing Draws 3000 at Cascade Park
More than 3,000 members attended the first annual United Commercial Travelers outing at Cascade Park. Activities included dancing, races with varied prizes, tug of war, and a staged drawing offering a bicycle and a sewing machine to ticket holders.
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Cascade Park
United Commercial Travelers
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
Justison
McGrannahan
H. J. Thompson
Hess
Jarvis
Philip Buchanan
Lyman C. Hughes
Lusk
Lyman Hughes
Frank Connery
Cascade Park Open Air Theatre
Imperial Olive Oil advertisement promises purity and flavor
A Billings Clapp Co advertisement touts Imperial Olive Oil as absolutely pure and delicately flavored. It claims most salad oils are cottonseed based, seals remain intact until retail, and suggests using it to make French Dressing for comparison. It also states olive oil benefits for skin digestion and markets Imperial as a health food from Boston importers.
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Italy
Portugal
France
Billings Clapp Co
Boston
Two Washing Methods Compared With Fels Naptha
A vintage comparison contrasts the Old Way of washing with a 5 am start, boiling, steaming, wringing, and a cold lunch, against the New Way using Fels Naptha, soaking 30 minutes, light rubbing, rinsing, and air drying. The ad endorses following wrapper directions for best results.
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