New Castle News Publishes City Details and Rates
New Castle News issue outlines ownership by The News Company with officers G. Treadwell and AY. sesseeeeesVice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Manager Editor listed. Publication info includes address at Sycamore Street and Apple Way, subscriptions at 100 per week or 5.00 yearly, and second class matter status in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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G. Treadwell
Trustee, Press. AY
sesseeeeesVice
Sececuerasees
Tyante
Treas
Allant
Special Notice on How to Send Payments to The News Company
All checks money orders drafts and communications should be addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY Newville Pa and not to any individual. The notice directs proper payable recipient to ensure correct processing and receipt of payments or correspondence.
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Newie
Rodeheaver Defends Breach Suit Amid Vivid Vices Rumors
The Billy Sunday chorister Rodeheaver faces a breach of promise suit by a Chicago stenographer who says he made promises and then repudiated them. The column critiques such suits and notes his past fame, assuring he can return to chorister duties.
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Mr. Rodeseaver
Billy Sunday Evangelistic Army
Chicago
Rodeheaver
New Castle
Mr. Rodeheaver
Commencement for St Vitus parish school honors veterans
EW Castle veterans and G A R members will attend the June 21 22 commencement at St Vitus parish school. The event highlights immigrant pupils learning English civics and American citizenship while old soldiers tour Polish school activities and are praised for disciplined, well dressed pupils.
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EW Castle
Union Veteran Legion
St. Vitus’ Parish
Patriots Rise as New Americans Sing for Flag
A school program featuring recitations and songs, including America and The Star Spangled Banner, moves grizzled veterans to tears as immigrant youths proclaim loyalty. They also sing Poland's songs, showing pride in both heritage and America as the nation’s future bulwark.
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America
Republic
Poland
Cowardice and Neglect in St Lawrence Disaster Recounted
Survivors report Empress of Ireland crew members in first lifeboats used force to keep others from boarding. The accounts contrast with Titanic heroics and blame shifts toward ship officers for neglecting the sea laws. Canadian government moves to assign responsibility.
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St. Lawrence
Empress of Ireland
Quebec
John Jacob Astor
Butt
Trifling Life Details and Oddities From Northumberland to Huntington
A Northumberland court rules a lawn owner can milk a cow that eats grass on the lawn. Ontario justice calls courts evil while Huerta is offered $10,000 to pose at Coney Island. Nina Hurdle wins a hurdle race. Memorial Day address by Hon. Harry K. Gregory praised. Billy Sunday earned $10,000 for a Huntington campaign. Democratic administration allegedly pushes Republicans.
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Northumberland
Huerta
Coney Island
Coneysland
Harry K. Gregory
Old Boys In Blue
Billy Sunday
Huntington
W. Va
Bill
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Union with Southern Church
The Presbyterian assembly in Chicago debates whether to union with the Southern Presbyterian church or delay action for a year. After pro and con speeches, the committee’s basis of union with the South is rejected by a viva voce vote, and a broader plan for union with all Presbyterian and Reform bodies is proposed for referendum among presbyteries and sessions.
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General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Anoth
J. K. MacClarkin
Pittsburg
E. S. McKittrick
Los Angeles
Committee
Endment
United Presbyterian Churches
Organic Union of the Churches
Committee On
Presbyterian
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Presbyterian and Reform
United Presbyterian Presbyteries
Home Mission Board
Home
American Bible Society
The
Presbyterian Historical Society
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments due to harm to smell and overall health. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure by F de Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, as trusted remedy with testimonials and local storefront availability. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Sally
Teleda
Ohio
F. de Cheney & Co
Bracgiets, Prie
Thomas Case Discontinued in Prisoner Escape Charge
In the Commonwealth case against John McKesson and Billy Thomas, Edwin K. Logan moved for nolle prosequi as to Thomas. District Attorney Riley joined. Judge Porter granted the motion upon payment of costs. Thomas faced a charge of aiding a prisoner to escape.
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the Commonwealth
John McKesson
Billy Thomas
Edwin K. Logan
Nolle
Thomas
Riley
Porter
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
An advertisement urges readers traveling away from the city to have The News mailed daily. One month subscriptions nationwide cost 25 cents, shorter periods 10 cents per week postpaid. Orders must be arranged at The News office to avoid delivery errors.
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United States
Canada
Injunction Testimony in Ellwood City Tram Case
Judge Porter hears testimony in the borough of Ellwood City versus the Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle Street Railway company. The borough seeks to restrain wires and poles on Fifth street and Lawrence avenue for lack of permission and aesthetic harm. Attorneys J W Humphrey H K Gregory represent the borough and J Norman Martin represents the traction company.
Supreme Court Denies Jurisdiction in Saloon Liability Case
The United States Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction a Nebraska liability case holding saloons responsible for injuries caused by patrons with a habit of drinking. The ruling signals state laws against liquor sales may be enforced, warning saloon interests nationwide and noting similar statutes in several states.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Nebraska
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Court actions note multiple cases across county docket
Several decisions in a county court include dismissals and grants. Motions to take off a non suit in Carmine Carozza v National Life Insurance granted. County Auditors v The News Company rule to show cause discharged. Pyle and Newell v Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad—exceptions to decree discharged. New trial denied in Curry v McCartney and McElwain. Little v State Capital Savings and Loan—mortgage balance around 1000 resolved by clerical error. Wright v Garvin over land sale—decree affirmed. Caplin v Caplin—indictment quashed for lack of new facts. Gallagher v Carnegie Steel—verdict for defendant. new trial denied. McCune v McCune—divorce new trial denied. Shenango Limestone v RR—demurrer dismissed.
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News Company
Michael Pyle
Helen S. Newell
Pittsbore and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Seventh Ward
W. H. Curry
W. O. McCartney
A. G. McElwain
State Capital Savings and Loan Association
Robert B. Little
John W. Glover
J. C. F. Jackson
Little
Loan Association
Eliza J. Wright
B. F. Garvin
Neshannock Avenue
Commonwealth
J. L. Caplin
Caplin
Merl Gallagher
Carnegie Steel Company
Carl C. Gaston
M. J. McCune
Helen McCune
Shenango Limestone Company
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for chronic stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims a Chicago druggist was cured after years of suffering and that relief occurs within 24 hours. The product is sold at McKee's Drug Rate Medicine Store 21 North Mill Street.
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Chicago
Mayr
McKee’s
North Mill Street
Mispronounced Mexican words enter common vocabulary
The statement suggests a cultural shift toward adopting Mexican terms, highlighting the broader acceptance of linguistic variation. It notes growing familiarity with mispronunciations as part of everyday speech.
Ambition Salts Promoted by Wendell Pharmacal Co
A local ad urges readers to try Ambition Salts as a pleasant health tonic. It claims blood purification, uric acid removal, and relief from indigestion, biliousness, headaches, constipation, rheumatism, gout, liver and kidney troubles. George W. Clutton sells it at fifty cents with a money back guarantee. Mail orders prepaid from Syracuse, N Y.
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Geo. W. Clutton
W. Clutton
Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc
Syracuse
N. Ys
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Ema
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Sea Side
Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Youngstown
Boston
England
Abe Martin
Justice Riddle
Supreme Court of Ontario
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Nina Hurdle
West Chester
Jack Young
Southern CH
Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Case
Julex Vasconcelas
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Ellwood
Nowling
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
New Castle, PA
Cascade Park
la Fay
Kitty
Clark H. Rutter
Bell Phone
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank
Mill and
Washington Sts
Moving Picture Theatres
Moving Picture Theatre
Star Credit Clothing Co
East
Washington St
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