Newcastle News Company Notice and Contact Details
New Castle Pennsylvania daily newspaper information sheet lists publication hours and offices at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. Ownership is The News Company a partnership of Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Retz. Subscription rates and mailing options are shown with payment instructions and contact numbers.
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Newcastle News
New Castle
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
L L. Rentz
Bert Wells
The Seven Parties and Their Presidential Candidates
The piece lists presidential candidates from eight parties and shows emblems for each. It notes Taft for Republicans Bryan for Democrats Debs for Socialists Chafin for Prohibition Preston for Socialist Labor Hisgen for Independence Watson for People s party and comments on party aims and personalities including Roosevelt era policy continuations and Hearst s Independence League critique.
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William H. Taft
William,Jennings Bryan
Eugene V. Debs
Eugene W. Chafin
Martin R. Preston
Thomas L. Hisgen
People’s
Thomas E. Watson
Independence League
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Socialist Party
Socialist Labor Party
Martin Breston
Prohibition Party
William Randolph Hearst
People’s Party
Tom Watson
Republicans Urge Loyal Parade for National Campaign Opening
The editorial urges Youngstown as the national campaign opening site this fall and calls New Castle to mobilize a large Republican marching club. It notes Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Cleveland and others plan impressive parades and urges nearby towns to show strong support. Mrs S F Sutton and family return from Woodlawn visit after two months at the SutRen home.
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Youngstown
Ohio
New Castle
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hints and Dints and Local Oddities
A collection of short notes and quips. Advice on treating the office boy kindly May reflect on future leadership. Miscellany mentions New Castle dogs gun shy 80 high, bar crossing schooners, 270 active volcanoes, a Marion Ohio divorce plea over two years without a bath, and Dutch views on Venezuela.
The Knights May Off and Public Quips
A witty Keystones column notes the Knights of Pythias main day, praise for crimefree streets, and sharp remarks on domestic matters. It mentions New Castle officials facing future damage suits and a Braddock visitor, Miss Gertrude House, staying two weeks with relatives on Delaware Avenue.
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K. of P
New Castle
Gertrude House of
Braddock
Mrs. Fred House
Delaware Avenue
European Nations Watch Death of Emperor of Austria
Vienna reports a death watch on Emperor Francis Joseph as European powers gauge upheaval after his likely early death. England aligns to maintain dominance while Germany resists. Austria’s fall could redraw alliances with Turkey Italy Russia Serbia Romania and others pursuing territorial aims.
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Emperor of
Austria
United Press
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Europe
Turkey
Ischl
England
Germany
France
Russia
Spain
Portugal
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Emperor Joseph
Francis Ferdinand
Mediterranean
Trieste
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Servia
Dalmatia
Romania
Bukovina
Galicia
Local option favored by Oklahoma Episcopal bishop
The Rt Rev Francis K Brooke, bishop of Oklahoma, urges local option as the best method to combat liquor. He argues recurrent district votes educate the public and maintain anti liquor sentiment, preventing illicit traffic that state wide prohibition might permit in disfavored communities.
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Bishop Brooke
Francis K. Brooke
Oklahoma
East
Post Cards Overflow at New Wilmington Post Office
New Wilmington reports over 100000 post cards handled yearly with 3000 to 3500 outgoing monthly and about 80000 incoming, a dramatic rise from prior figures. Local residents and visitors are noted. various townspeople are mentioned in a roundup of social notes.
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New Wilmington
J. H. Porter
Leg of valuable mare with twin colts broken
James French of the Harbor reported a mare with two six week old twin mule colts on the Mc Gray place broke a leg while at pasture. Doctor Bittles and Porter were summoned. the leg’s cause is unknown but likely a kick. The mare is valued at 300 dollars and efforts will be made to set the fracture, else she must be shot.
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James French
The
Harbor
Mc Gray Place
Mr. French
Drs. Bittles
Porter
Dustless treatment planned for North Jefferson Street
Street workers began applying a dustproof asphalt like preparation on North Jefferson Street between Wallace Avenue and Grant Street. A lime stone gravel finish will seal the surface, with residents funding the project after council approval for city coverage. Durability claimed at six to seven years by material suppliers.
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Jefferson Street
Barteaux
Wallace Avenue
Grant Street
Social visits and travelers report from Leesburg area
R C Rayser visits Leesburg. Jane Tomer visits Sharon. Joe Levi of Buffalo visits town. David Tod returns to Youngstown. Lucy Book goes to New Castle for a few days. Alfred Means of New Castle visits town. Lucy White of West Middlesex visits relatives. Mrs. R L Turner from New Castle spares the week with Mrs. J W Adams. J R McLean away on vacation. Limber fills in. Others at New Castle include several local residents. A group goes to Lowellville for the Italian fireworks.
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R. C. Rayser
Leesburg
Jane Tomer
Sharon
Joe Levi
Buffalo
N. Y
David Tod
Youngstown
Lucy Book
New Castle
Alfred Means
Lucy White
West Middlesex
R. L. Turner
J. W. Adams
J. R. McLean
Pennsylvania Station
Limber
Lucy Shaw
Mary Foreman
Clyde Book and Son
Arden
William Herring
Terrill
J. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Cambridge Springs
George Boyd
Dan Garrett
James Todd
Harry Sample
Mitch Garrett
James Gilliland
Jesse
John Kennedy
Laura Houlette
Nellie Sample
Florence Huff
Mamie Hoylette
Mazie Cover
Bertha Cohlen
Sadie
Maggie Morris
Lowellville
Star witness must attend hearing in Ellwood City case
Antonio Ginochi is dodging authorities in Ellwood City to evade a contempt summons issued by Alderman Crabill. He was to be the star witness in the case against Sam Lenardo charged with surety of the peace after Lenardo allegedly threatened Louis Bronci during a dispute. The hearing was postponed to August 4 pending Ginochi’s capture.
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Antonio Ginochi
Ellwood City
Crabill
Antonio
Sam Lenardo
Louis Bronci
Sam
New Castle Man Arrested Near Railroad Station
Benjamin Guist of New Castle was arrested near the west side Lake Shore railroad station after an attempted break in. He said he was waiting to catch a freight train and fell asleep, waking before officers arrived. He was discharged after promising to leave town.
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Benjamin Guist
New Castle
West Side
Lake Shore
Oil City
Reverend Whalen Returns for a Short City Visit
Rev. H J Whalen D D pastor of the First Baptist church has been at Eagle's Mere Park Ra for two weeks with his family and will return to the city today. He will attend to pastoral duties Friday and Saturday and supply his pulpit on Sunday before leaving again for Eagle's Mere Park for August. Requests for pastoral attention left with Dr T Metzler or Calvin Smith will be delivered to Dr Whalen promptly.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Eagle's Mere Park
Eagle’s Mere Park
T. Metzler
Calvin Smith
Whalen
Arrested Boy for Stealing Apples
John McGowan caused the arrest of Stephen Harris eight years old on a charge of stealing apples from his orchard on Big Run. The boy pleaded guilty before Alderman Crabill last night and the case was dropped after costs were paid.
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John McGowan
Stephen Harris
Big Run
Alderman Crabill
Niagara to the Sea booklet from Richelieu & Ontario Co
The Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co publishes Niagara to the Sea a handsomely illustrated guide describing trips from Niagara to the 1 000 Islands then down the St Lawrence Rapids to Montreal and the Saguenay river. Copies are available by sending 6 cents postage to H. Reeves, A. G. P. A. R. & O. N. Co., Frontier.
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Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co
Niagara
St. Lawrence Rapids
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
H. Reeo Fee
Fronto
Chicago to Honor Grover Cleveland Statue
Plans for a life size bronze statue of Grover Cleveland are set for erection in Chicago by the Union League club. The cost is listed at 100000 dollars and the unveiling is planned for March 18 next, the seventy second anniversary of Cleveland's birth.
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United Press
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Union League Club
Cleveland
Local Figures Named in Plaingrove and New Castle Notices
A fragmented listing mentions individuals including Robert Armstrong Florence A Moore Albert P Gealy Mercer Harriet A Thompson Arthur McKibben and Ella Harkless associated with Plaingrove and New Castle, indicating a public notices collection.
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Robert Armstrong
Plaingrove
Florence A. Moore
Albert P. Gealy
Ae Fen Mercer
Harriet A. Thompson
New Castle
Arthur McKibben
Ella Harkless
Evans City Social Notes Report Busy Week
Mrs Ifft remains ill while Rev Marshall was called away on business. Charles Lynch and family return from camp. Elliott of Erie visits friends. Benetta Ifft of Zelienople visits. Dambach visits Harmony with Mrs Behm. Huff of Ellwood visits relatives. Emma Miller and Mrs Young visit Butler. S W Hazlett visits old friends. Eva Dunbar and Lizzie Pepper travel to Butler. Loyal Likens visits his parents. Watters family visiting Niagara. Merchants picnic closes Laderer’s works until Monday. Zelienople crowds travel to Butler. stores close for the day. Fehl and wife visit Pittsburgh via new trolley route.
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Henry Ifft
Rev. Marshall
Charles Lynch
Mr. Elliott
Erie
Benetta Ifft
Zelienople
Dambach
Harmony
Behm
Huff
Ellwood
Emma Miller
Mrs. Young
Butler
S. W. Hazlett
Eva Dunbar
Lizzie Pepper
Mrs. Loyal Likens
John Watters
Lily
Niagara
Pic
Conneaut Lake
George Fehl
Pittsburg
Harbor Church Junior Y P C A Bible Reading Contest
Older members of the Harbor church Junior Y P C A held a month long Bible reading contest. They read a total of 27 607 verses with Howard Cox as top reader at 8 000 verses. Other contestants followed with varied totals.
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Hazel Eckles
Ruth Christy
Pea Evans
Blanche McConnell
Mari Cox
Lena McConnell
Clara Eckles
John Patterson
Dwayne Evans
Richard Waters
Robert Headland
Thomas Henley
Raymond Patterson
The
Harbor Church
Howard Cox
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Patterson Stationery, CO
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Helen L. Weidman
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Rome
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Wellington
Wm. Blair
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Mabel
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Violin
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Westminster College of Music
Mealy
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Mary Sloss
New Castle Street
Schoeller’s
Grace Schoeller
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Bertha Magnus
Westminster
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Jeannette
R. G. Ferguson
W. D. Smith
Fredonia
Amon
George B. Raitt
James Minnich
George Rummel
Elsie Jextheimer
Sharpsville
A. W. Martin
Adamsville
R. W. Thompson
Zehner
Norman Vance
Jefferson ST
Force of Men
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To the Sea
Clutton
Anty
John
Sally
Owen
Furni- Bell
Eno
Reliable New Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
People’s Credit Clothing
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Evans City
Nic
Laderer
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