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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
4
New Castle Pa newspaper details publisher address and contact points. It lists The News Company owners Mrs. George E. aot and Fred L. Rentz along with manager Bert Wells and editor. Subscription rates are shown for daily and weekly plans and the paper invites public correspondence from county readers.
The LaFollette Gore Stone filibuster against the Aldrich Cannon currency bill ended when Vice President Fairbanks allowed a roll call. Forty three senators supported the bill and 22 opposed it. LaFollette, Gore, and Stone argued the measure risks corruption and favors stock gambling. President Roosevelt signed the bill.
Senator Knox faces a fractured Pennsylvania stance at the Chicago convention as A M Christley of Hyder Westmoreland counties declares support for Roosevelt. Christley backs Roosevelt while Burke claims misinformed his position, and Lawrence county leaders indicate no Knox instruction from the party committee. Phil Ups finds Roosevelters popular in the forty fourth district and urges delegates to back Roosevelt if a hearing remains.
The recently ended congress is described as the costliest and least effective in history. The piece notes Roosevelt could have made it more productive if he had influenced its course. It emphasizes the contrast between expense and performance.
Opponents who blamed Congress for Roosevelt era stagnation defeated many aims. They blocked key measures including revision of the Sherman act, anti injunction bills, naval program, waterways bill, ICC rate initiation, corporate licenses, and public disclosures of campaign contributions. Leadership figures Cannon Payne Tawney hamstrung House action while senators like Foraker Allison Aldrich Hale impeded presidential requests.
The five conventions in Sunday school work are listed with dates and locations including the Twelfth International Sunday School Convention in Louisville Kentucky June 18 to 23 and the World’s Sixth Sunday School Convention in Washington D C June 2 to 7 1910.
A playful garden scene contrasts a disinfected bunny and a disinfectant obsessed Baby and Prophylactic Pup. The New York World quips about hygiene in a satire on Sunday balls and public morals. A broader political jab laments Congress and praises General Prosperity while noting Decoration Day in New Castle.
A collection of brief observations and quips about politics, crime, sports, and social issues. Items note Billy Sunday converts, auto and street crossing cautions, prizefighter brawling, merchants warned of sharks, store closures on Memorial Day, Fourth of July timing, Jack Young's citizenry, injunctions in Missouri, and Pittsburgh school board legal fights.
Hubbard announces its annual commencement exercises will take place Tuesday evening June 4 at Central Christian church. The program includes music by the Hubbard orchestra, several student orations, an address by Hon. A. R. Webber, diploma presentation by Principal Boyle, and benediction by Rev. D. P. Shafer.
Miss Rose A. Hill, a New Castle high school graduate, completed her schooling with perfect attendance. She never missed a day or was tardy, receiving no written excuses, and attended Lincoln and Garfield schools.
A meeting of mothers and other women interested in high school conditions will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the Young Women's Christian Association rooms. The purpose is to form a Mothers league for the school, emulating leagues formed for city buildings.
Delicate banana cream dessert recipe instructions praise its appeal. Peel five bananas and sugar, fold in sweet cream whipped stiff, dissolve lemon Jell O in water, pour into mold, chill, and garnish with candied cherries. Jell O sold by grocers at ten cents per package.
Glen W. Johnson and Helen J. Hogue paired in Pittsburg and New Castle for marriage licensing. John E. Daugherty and Laura J. Wagner connected to Uniontown and Plaingrove. Sharp Cable and Hannah Neville noted in Ellwood City. Bills AAO Fore New Castle and Sarah Morris from Neshannock appear in the list. John C. Jackson travels to Pittsburg on business.
Allentown Pa June 1 Allentown residents were shaken by a quake that rocked buildings rattled windows and toppled a few chimneys. People rushed from homes believing structures would collapse as fear spread through the city yesterday afternoon.
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