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New Castle News介紹 published evenings except Sunday by The News Company at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. Ownership shared by Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz. Editorial offices and business lines listed with local exchange numbers. Subscriptions priced daily weekly and by mail. Notices advise payments and correspondence go to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
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Judge Gary Aims for Admission to Ananias Club
Judge Gary targets admission to the exclusive Ananias club. Diaz reportedly travels to Spain seeking asylum but lacks castles there. Assistant Secretary Beekman foresees war and ideal weather for forecasts. Doc Cook, famed north polar explorer, appears among Chautauqua attractions.
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Ananias Club
Diaz
Spain
Beekman
Doc. Cook
North Polar “Fame
Public Roller Towel Allegedly Harboring Billions of Microbes
The claim states that countless microbes cling to the public roller towel, with the towel itself visibly supporting this accusation through its appearance and condition.
Mrs D Harry Hammer Calls for Men to Do Housework
A Chicago woman Mrs. D. Harry Hammer argues hiring men for housework is the only satisfactory solution to the servant girl problem. If her forceful style is as strong as her name, a man told to wash windows would obey instantly.
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D. Harry Hammer
Chicago
Prosecution Focus Shifts to Individuals in Anti Trust Crackdown
Attorney General Wickersham argues prison sentences are the best way to enforce the anti trust law. He says oil and tobacco trust rulings clarify violations and will lead to more convictions. The New York district attorney signals prosecutions will target trust heads to end corporate schemes swiftly.
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Wickersham
Oil and Tobacco Trust
United States
New York City
House
Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Supreme Court
Meddlesome Woolen Manufacturers Fight Reciprocity Push
National Grange officers faced pressure from supporters of reciprocity aid. Volunteers include leaders tied to lumber and print paper interests and the president of the American M Woden company. The text notes uneasy alliances against reciprocity and hints at manufacturer divisions.
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National Grange
M Woden Company
Farmers Face Reciprocity Plot On Woolen Duties
The writer argues woolen manufacturers seek reciprocal favors from National Grange officers to influence farmers against duty reductions on wool and woolens. They claim reciprocity with Canada would not hurt farmers, while high wool duties are a direct tax on them.
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National Grange
Canada
Teachers Must Have Health Certificate
New Castle public schools and county teachers must pass a physical exam and obtain a health certificate from a physician before certification. Tests screen for tuberculosis and drug effects as required by the new school code Section 1320, proving mental and physical fitness and good character.
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New Castle
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senator Lorimer Pay Entry Debate Prompted in Press
The Memphis Commercial Appeal questions if Lorimer is the sole pay-as-you-enter senator. Other clashing views discuss veto power over milk bills. The Boston Globe notes costs passed to others. The New York World mentions Guggenheims may favor a summer White House in Alaska. The Cleveland Plain Dealer ponders safer towns and a sane Fourth of July procession.
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Memphis
Foss
Boston Globe
White House
Guggenheims
Alaska
New York World
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oil decision delays stir as rail trunks constrained
The Standard Oil case provokes national debate while a Supreme Court ruling may act as an emulsion or dissolvent. Railroads weigh a 40 inch trunk limit and Berths at Pullman may face similar rules. Hunnewell Kansas helmets gain plain design with aigrettes and a single back flower bouquet. Commencements approach as the oil decision looms, shaping interpretation.
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Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Birmingham Ledger
Goethals Peeved at Treatment at New Orleans Port
Colonel George W. Goethals, chief engineer of the Panama Canal, faced delays from customs upon arrival in New Orleans. He sequestered himself in his steamer berth, refusing to appear until he received apologies from officials.
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George W. Goethals
New Orleans
Hints and Dints Timely Warning Against Flies And Folly
A mixture of verses and quips warns about houseflies spreading disease and mocks local politics and social norms. It cautions readers to keep flies in check, notes humorous observations on schools, transportation, marriages, and crime, and ends with commentary on peace and aging locusts.
Should the Church Advertise Sermon Sparks Debate
Rev F S Parks at Hanover Street Congregational Milwaukee argues churches should campaigns and advertise as a divine warrant from Matthew 16 Let your light so shine. He says newspapers do not owe space and warns against begging for notices or petty puffery while editors see through flattery.
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F. S. Parks
Hanover Street Congregational Church
Milwaukee
Fannie Delmac Sues for Breach of Promise in Pittsburgh Case
Miss Fannie Delmac of Pittsburgh sues Mathew Lesrtz of Charleroi for 5000 damages alleging breach of promise to marry. She claims he gave a handsome engagement ring and later, in Pittsburgh, told her his love had grown cool and demanded the ring back.
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Washington, Pa
Fannie Delmac
Pittsburg
Mathew Lesrtz
Charleroi
Lesztz
Strain of Trial Cost Mrs Evans Life in Wellston
The death of Mrs. Thomas Evans in Wellston is linked to the strain of the bribery trial of Ohio Representative George Nye. Nye was acquitted in Columbus, and Mrs. Evans, mother-in-law to Nye, had been living with Nye and her daughter during the proceedings.
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Wellston
Thomas Evans
George Nye
Ohio
Columbus
Nye
Notice of Debt Responsibility by Spouse
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Margaret Rebecca Pringle at R. S. Prig le.
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Margaret Rebecca Pringle
R. S. Prigle
Vacation philosophy from Elbert Hubbard on work and rest
Brown and Hamilton Co discusses Hubbard's views in The Fra on vacations. He argues genuine rest comes from daily play and steady work, not from forced breaks, and that those who need vacations most are least able to enjoy them. The piece ends with a quip about the man who stays balanced and may marry the proprietor's daughter.
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Elbert Hubbard
Fra
Philosopher Hubbard
Willy Nilly
Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism Advised
It is stated that internal medicines are useless for muscular or chronic rheumatism and that a free external application of Chamberlain's Liniment suffices. The product is advertised as for sale by all dealers.
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Ail
One Man Confesses in Ohio Bribery Case
A full confession of bribery during the recent legislature session is in the hands of Prosecutor Turner and Attorney General Hogan. The document suggests the likely conviction of at least one legislator and a lobbyist, with an official of the House named as a go-be.
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Columbus
Turner
Hogan
House
Political Announcements on County Office Candidates
The News announces candidates for county office subject to electors at the next general primaries. It notes a person faced with indictment or confession, choosing confession. The next bribery trial is postponed to June 19, with expectations of grand jury indictments based on the confession.
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County of Ice
Tween
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