Paplahea News Company Cherokee Publication Notice
The News Company of New Castle Pa publishes daily and weekly editions under owners Mrs George B E Treadwell and Fred L Retz. Subscriptions are daily 10c a week 5.00 a year weekly 1.00 a year daily by mail 3.00 a year. Notices invite public interest items from county readers. All financial instruments and communications should be addressed to The News Company New Castle Pa not to individuals.
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the News Cony
George BE. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Be Moon
WEP
Notich
New Castle
Collier's Weekly Urges Cleanliness to Fight Flies and Mosquitoes
Collier's Weekly promotes a sanitation campaign against flies and mosquitoes. It cites New York Board of Health recommendations to remove decay, cover food and garbage, vent drains, and burn or destroy breeding sites to prevent disease, stressing cleanliness for health.
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Collier’s Weekly
Collier's
Board of Health
New York
Hot Weather and Diet for Health in Heat
The piece argues heat worsens for unhealthy people and urges diet control and total abstinence to improve well being. It notes healthy individuals cope better with heat, while those with poor digestion suffer more and should avoid excessive food and drink.
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Weather and crime link explored by scientists
Scientists and others study why hot weather increases crime in cities across the nation. They seek the undiscovered cause behind greater ferocity in excessively hot climates and hope to identify conditions that could be eliminated to ease civilization.
Gorgeous Fireworks to Dazzle at K of P Park Outing
Tomorrow the Knights of Pythias plan a fireworks display at a park in New Castla. organizers promise a spectacular show that may surpass previous city displays.
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New Castla
Arrival of a curious unnamed craft in a reader's room
A whimsical arrival narrative tells of a small rigless craft mooring in a room, described with affectionate lines about a daughter, hope, and common meter rhymes. The piece mixes playful verse with wide-ranging quotes and snippets about trains, painters, and public figures.
St Lawrence Canadian Trip Called Best by Robinson
Leigh Robinson praised the St Lawrence route as the finest outing, promising to lead twelve local women on a future voyage. He toured waterways of the north reporting the Canadian cities excel and the Thousand Islands as superb. He plans a return trip next summer and has arranged private entertainment for The News outing contest winners.
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St. Lawrence
Robinson
Leigh Robinson
Leigh
Thousand Islands
United States Steel Reports Higher Quarterly Earnings
United States Steel Corp reports 1908 quarter earnings of 20,265,758, up from 18,225,005. First 24 days of July show daily bookings over 26,000 tons, 72 percent of capacity, with rails lagging. Unfilled orders total 3,313,876 tons. Overall June and March quarters combined net earnings reach 38,494,761, signaling improving business outlook.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Fecently
Wall Street
Vision and satire mix in city notes and campaign jibes
A string of satirical comments covers fashion, weather, politics, and public notices. Observations reference Cleveland ordinances on gates, New Castle methods, dog behavior, Taft's speech length, Kern's whiskers, and a Hoosier judge praising sheath gowns while winking at morals.
Pig roast on Westminster Heights thrills New Wilmington crowd
A July 29 gathering of about thirty young residents at Westminster heights near the McKinley furnace hosted a 40 pound pig roast followed by supper. The event ended with reports of community pride and several local notices while public committees announced upcoming activities for August 11 including athletic contests and a hymn versus psalm singers baseball game.
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New Wilmington
Westminster Heights
Old McKinley Furnace
Piggie
Local Austrians Lose Savings in Bank Failure
Thirty five Austrian residents of Hillsville and Bessemer lost all their savings when the private bank of Frank Zotti of New York failed. Attorney Robert L. Wallace filed 85 claims in New York district court for amounts from 12.50 to 500, totaling over 6,000 for 55 local claims. A depositors’ interpreter aided the action. trial dates in New York courts are not yet set.
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Hillsville
Bessemer
Frank Zotti
New York
Robert L. Wallace
United States District Court of New York
Mike Perch
Wallace
Her Ideal of a Husband by Henry Carey
A short verse portrait outlines an ideal husband and lists traits including genteel conduct noble heritage generosity brave and true. It presents a balanced mix of steadfast virtue with lively engagement and modern sensibilities without tyranny or cynicism.
Young Elm Brann Secretly Marries In Pittsburg
Exposition Pennsylvania July 28 United Press reports state senator James Brann of Warren received a message revealing his Yale student son E H Brann wed Miss Lottie Lee daughter of a wealthy Pittsburger. The couple met six weeks ago and married quietly after eluding friends.
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United Press
Exposition
Lottie
Linesville
James Brann
Warren
E. H. Brann
Yale
Lottie Lee
Leonardos Discharged for Lack of Evidence in Theft Case
Sam Leonardo, charged with larceny from the person, was discharged for want of evidence at a hearing before Alderman Ranney. Esther Ward, linked to the case, was recommitted to Morganza on parole after recent release.
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Sam Leonardo
J. A. Stewart
Ranney
Leonardo
Esther Ward
Morganza
Donora Merchants Outing at Cascade Park
The annual Donora Pennsylvania merchants outing is underway at Cascade Park. A special train carrying 1700 passengers arrived shortly before noon on the P. and L. E. line.
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Donora
Cascade Park
Erie Protest Over Play At First Base In Youngstown Game
Erie Sailors protested yesterday's game with Youngstown asserting a runner was not out on first base after being placed on the bag to run for another player. The Sailors manager entered the protest as the loss dropped them to last place.
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Erie
Youngstown
New Castle
K O P to Attend Supreme Encampment
Local Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias members depart for Boston for the supreme encampment next week. Twenty eight or more travelers led by Col J L Myland Major Norris and Major W J Moffatt will participate in competitive drills and other exercises.
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Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias Lodge
Boston Mass
J. L. Myland
Norris
W. J. Moffatt
Fourth Regiment
Harvest items and local notices from a rural town
Oats harvest is underway as school vacation passes the halfway mark. Cut weeds now to prevent seeding. Home grown tomatoes appear in markets. Farmers fetch one dollar per bushel for new potatoes. Old Union soldiers death rate cited at about 150 daily. State law requires clearly lettered merchant signs. Peach crop frost stories fade as a large harvest arrives. Threshing machines overhauled for a busy season. Greenville Harvest Home set for August 20. Blackberries and roasting ears drawn shoppers. The 100th Pennsylvania Roundhead regiment reunion planned at Beaver Falls on August 26.
West Pittsburg Residents Gather at Cascade Park Day
Mrs Samuel Virtue visited New Castle yesterday while Wilfred Gwin called in West Pittsburg. Amy Hewitt traveled to New Castle on a business visit. Mrs John Reynolds of Sheraden visits her Moravia relatives as Fred Anderson moves with family to Abner Gibson farm in Taylor township. Local residents from West Pittsburg and Moravia attended Cascade Park Presbyterian day alongside many neighbors and kin.
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Samuel Virtue
New Castle
Wilfred Gwin
West Pittsburg
Amy Hewitt
John Reynolds
Sheraden
C. Felmeth
Moravia
Fred Anderson
Abner Gibson
Taylor Township
Cascade Park Presbyterian Day
Charles Bannon
Glen Bannon
Excuses Himself For Striking Wife With Iron Wedge
Ida Kuuselas accuses her husband Victor of assault and disorderly conduct after a fight at John Street. He denied intent to hurt but used an iron wedge and beat her. police arrested him, he serves ten days, and a court hearing by Alderman Morrison is set for next Saturday.
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Ida
Victor Kuuselas
Victor
Alderman Morrison
Kuuselas
John Street
Robbery Reported At B U Young S Fruit Cars
Police investigate after two fruit cars consigned to B U Young were broken into on the siding during Tuesday night. One car held watermelons and the other assorted fruits. The stolen amount is undetermined and Chief Gilmore is overseeing the case.
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Gilmore
B. U. Young
Two Hot Ball Games At Cascade Park Outing
Morning game schedule lists Youngstown versus New Castle at 10 30. Afternoon features Wampum against Ellwood City as part of the K of P outing at Cascade park. Also notes Mrs. John W Harbison of Rosslyn Farms visiting her father Dr H A Bowman of Highland avenue Tuesday.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Wampum
Ellwood City
Cascade Park
John W. Harbison
Rosslyn Farms
8. A. Bowman
Highland Avenue
Gettysburg Guard Camp Warrants Break Payroll Records
Adjutant General Stewart’s department completed auditing payrolls and issued warrants for Gettysburg camp pay. The total warrants amount to 155,289.91 dollars, covering First brigade 41434.10, Second 53946.88, Third 59958.91 for guardsmen camp service.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
Gettysburg
Picnic at Cascade Park Draws Thousands in City
More than 1,900 people from Donora Webster Pittsburg and Mononnee City attend the Cascade park picnic. Several sections arrived in the morning over the PGL E. event highlights a large community gathering in the city.
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Cascade Park
Donora
Webster
Pittsburg
Mononee City
Cascadepark
P. GL
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