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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
3
Winning the Children in Hillsville Law Campaign
County Detective Creighton G. Logan has launched an education based effort in Hillsville to curb Black Hand activities. He visits homes where children gather and uses small prizes for those who write their names in good English, building friendly ties and encouraging families to embrace lawful behavior through youthful enthusiasm and English language learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton G. Logan
HiIsville
Logan
Hillsville
Hilsville
Loneliness Drives Winnipeg Manager to Pacific Island Death
Allen Reid, Anchor Investment Co. Winnipeg manager on Graham Island in the Charlotte group, killed himself citing loneliness as a disease. Isolated, with six month old mail and no English speakers, he wrote that he needed conversation and a Canadian snowstorm. A coroner's jury condemned cutting a man off from the rest of his kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
mid-Pacific
Allen Reid
Anchor
Winnipeg
Reid
Graham Island
Charlotte
Hugo
Pacific
Pennsylvania Auto License Laws Draw Complaints Across States
A reader argues Pennsylvania license rules are harsh for visiting drivers and calls for interstate coordination. The piece notes touring autoists face fines before understanding local laws and suggests federal tax sharing or nationwide permits to ensure fair revenue and road improvements benefiting farmers and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
McCarthy Sues Morgan In Writ For Replevin Of Organ
Myrtle M. McCarthy files a writ in replevin against Susanna Morgan to recover an organ and stool valued at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. McCarthy
Susanna Morgan
Hints and Dints The Mark of Age
The poem contrasts aging and youth noting a man may be old or not by appearance and behavior. It highlights amid ads and modernism a man’s vanity while observing how public figures like Ohio politicians faced scrutiny from figures such as Joseph B Foraker. A closing adage warns that a clear conscience is valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Blackmail Trial Ends in Acquittal at Bow Street Court
Ten thousand supporters cheered as Robert Sievier was acquitted at Bow Street police court. The defendant faced accusations of attempting to blackmail J. P. Joel, heir to Barney Barnato, over defaming articles unless paid 25000 dollars. Joel had paid the sum and filed suit. Sievier, a racehorse owner and bookmaker, claimed the dealings were a legitimate loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Bow Street
Veidit J
Robert Stevier
J. BP
Joel
Barney Barnato
Sievier
Winning Post
Stevier
Bill Bryan on Electoral College and Taft speech
The Buffalo Evening News notes Bill Bryan argues it is never too late to graduate from the Electoral College. The piece mocks political doubles and mentions the author of Billy Bailey facing financial trouble while commenting on Taft's acceptance speech being larger than the public platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bryan
Buffalo Evening News
Billy Bailey
Bryan
Taft
Publicap
Steen
New Castle Champs Face Sailors After Clean Sweep Hope
The dispatch notes Champs failed to beat the Sailors and remain unbigved. It mentions Bryan funding the Commoner profits for the Democratic committee and forecasts on newspaper publishers' earnings affecting the male chicken market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Democratic Campaign Committee
Republicans Plan Early County Republican Club Formation
Chairman Stevenson of the county committee will call a mass meeting to form a large Republican club. The goal is to organize before the Youngstown campaign opening so the club can attend in force. Young Republicans in the third precinct of the third ward will form a separate club, with other committees notifying of additional clubs before the Cascade park barbecue opening the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Republican County Committee
Youngstown
Third Ward
Cascade Park
Family Scouts Death by Own Action Theory
In Lebanon New Hampshire July 1 family members of Mrs Alma Burnett wife of Rev C B Burnett a Dexter Iowa clergyman dispute suicide theory. Her body was found with a bullet wound near the heart in a Montreal express dressing room. the weapon has not been located. Mrs Burnett reportedly suffered nervous low mood and had traveled initially with her husband and sister in law who left for Dexter Iowa with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lebanon
N. H
Alma Burnett
Burnett
Dexter, Ja
Montreal Express
Woman Attempts Self Destruction at Erie Station
A young well dressed woman attempted suicide at noon in the Erie passenger station in Cleveland Ohio. She was found unconscious and taken to a hospital. Detachable evidence shows she had waited around the station for over an hour before firing a pistol. Her identity was not yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland, O
Erie
B and C Terminal Arrangements for Pittsburg
Under a giant railway deal the Baltimore and Ohio Erie and Wheeling and Lake Erie will share the Wabash passenger depot in Pittsburg as a joint terminal. Erie trains will serve the depot signaling an extension project from New Castle to Pittsburg and possibly ending a traffic agreement between Lake Erie and Erie. The B and O planned a new Pittsburg station at Smithfield and Water streets but costs may be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio, Erie
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Will Buy Trophy for Game Italian
London July 30 Matthew P Halpin manager of the American Olympic team announced he would raise funds to buy a trophy for Dorando the Italian runner who finished first but was disqualified for receiving assistance. Several checks have been sent and he expects to raise a sufficient sum to honor the Italian lad while John J Hayes received the official first place for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Matthew P. Halpin
America
Dorando
Halpin
John J. Hayes
Preaches One Thing Practices Another in Wiley Diet Tale
Washington July 31. A columnist attacks Dr. Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry, citing his claimed dietary regimen to ward off heat disorders and contrasting it with Wiley dining on crab, steak, and ale. The piece notes Wiley’s bulletin urging summer prudence and a separate note on Mrs. Harry Fleming’s return from Pittsburgh and upcoming Cleveland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Wiey
Pittsburg Autoist Arrested Here For Multiple Offenses
George Jones claiming Pittsburg origin was arrested Thursday evening by Officer Tidball on driving without lights speeding drunkenness and resisting an officer. He allegedly operated his auto on Washington Street with reckless disregard and fought police at arrest. He was fined $10 at a hearing before Mayor Luek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Pittsburg
Tidball
Jones
Washington Street
Luek
Neshannock Falls Visitors And Illness Prompt Updates
The column notes Mr Munnell is recovering from illness at Neshannock Falls. It lists visitors and guests including Miss Hattie Eckles of New Wilmington and Miss Gertrude Clark of Pittsburg spending summer at the Falls. Other names appear: Mrs William Fry, Mrs Harry Fry, Pauline Clark of New Castle, J F Caldwell home guest Emma Campbell of the Pennsylvania College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Munnell
McGowan
Hattie Eckles
New Wilmington
Gertrude Clark
Pittsburg
Falls
William Fry
Harry Fry
New Castle
Pauline Clark
W. A. Clark
Willam Fry
Hattie
Merle
Emma Campbell
Pennsylvania College For Women
J. F. Caldwell
Quips on Heat Crime and Roses in a Midyear Quip
A garbled set of witticisms links midsummer heat to long days and light fingers to crime. It notes dull razors losing temper and roses named blush ing from price pride while poking fun at exclusive area clubs and unemployment.
George Thompson Reported Seen In City
George Thompson of Pittsburg is reported as the subject of a gathering of friends in this city with speculation about his whereabouts and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Pittsburg
Mrs Patton Kennedy Camp at Park Avenue Hosts
Mrs. Robert Patton of Pulaski and Mrs. M J Kennedy of Spring Grove are guests of Mrs. W G Ayers of Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patton
Pulaski
M. J. Kennedy
Spring Grove
W. G. Ayers
Park Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omer
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George B. Treadwell
Red L. Rents
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Eoitor
Bell
Citizens
Joseph B. Foraker
Xhuich
Ene
Dr. Wiley
Harry Fleming
Cleveland
Beecham’s
Neshannock Falls
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Patterson Stationery; CO
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