New Castle News Details and Editorial Staff
New Castle News published daily except Sundays by The News Company. Officers include G Treadwell and L Rentsz as treasurer and manager editor W Gallant city editor. Located at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way with telegraph and cable service from International News Service. Foreign advertising representation Beve G Lindenstein Inc New York City.
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G. Treadwell
L. Rentsz
Treas
W. Gallant
Pres
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Pots
Beve G. Lindenstein, Inc
East H St
New York City
Address payments to The News Company in New[s] Pa
Notices remind readers to make checks money orders drafts or other payments payable to The News Company New Philadelphia Pa and not to individuals. The guidance clarifies proper payee to ensure proper processing and delivery.
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News
Garfield nomination anniversary recalled in New Castle tribute
The piece reflects on the thirty four year anniversary of James A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur’s nomination for president and vice president. It notes Garfield as a Campbellite minister who visited New Castle often and was a friend to local figures, while mentioning McKinley’s birth in Niles and early ties to nearby Wilmington.
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Izens
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
New Castle
Thomas W. Phillips
Church of Christ
William McKinley
Garfield
Ien
Nurses to Graduate From Shenango Valley Hospital
Four young women will graduate from the Shenango Valley Hospital Training School for Nurses on Friday evening June 12. The piece praises nursing virtues, discipline, and the hospital’s role as both care facility and training ground, highlighting Miss McKinney and the staff physicians.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Angels of Mercy
Shenango Valley
Young Women Graduates Shun Unstable Matches
Commentary notes that soon to graduate women should not rush marriage after illness. It warns against marrying men who party or neglect health, arguing the graduates are too good for the average man and for those who stay out nights and weaken their systems.
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Grove City
Germans Indignant Over Vera Cruz Fines Stir Mexico City
Excitement runs high among Germans in Veracruz as American customs levy heavy fines on the Ypiranga and Bavaria for cargo landings at Puerto Mexico. At the German club a demonstrative reaction included cheers for Huerta and Mexico, with warnings of expulsions for misbehavior. The Mexican government announced rebel surrender near Vera Cruz and senate actions reshaping Chihuahua and Morelos, while oil concession debates await data on government losses.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Ypiranga
Bavaria
Puerto Mexico
Huerta
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Mexico
Antonio Delgado
Senate
Chihuahua
Morelos
Modeno
Hints And Dints On Staying In For Tea Visitors
A sprawling, satirical column mixing poems and anecdotes about staying in for visitors, childhood yearnings, and small town observations. Notes include Pa Nene recalling childhood, Fourth of July prep, a pigeon race idea, and local quips about politics, taxes, and social quirks.
Abe Martin on dances and town pride in playful quips
The column mixes humorous aphorisms about modern dance, locality, and small town life. It notes a Philadelphia incident with a wife's money, a Pittsburg case of a vanished wife and car, tomato harvests, and quirky thoughts on army service, funerals, and garlic remedies.
Teachers Honor Retiring Supt Thomas A Kimes
Thomas A. Kimes, retiring superintendent of New Castle public schools after nine years, received a gold watch from principals and teachers. He and Mrs. Kimes planned to move to Pittsburgh, with friends wishing them well for their new home.
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Thomas A. Kimes
New Castle
Kimes
Pittsburg
Bargains For Lot Hunters Auction on North Hill
Rufus C. McKinley offers at public auction on Saturday June 13 a number of valuable lots on the North Hill. The parcels face wide streets and range from 50 to 75 feet in width and over 206 feet in length, making them highly desirable city plots.
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Rufus C. McKinley
Jumped Into River Case Sparks Police Court Hints
A foreigner who jumped into the Shenango river to retrieve a hat was held for further investigation after police court. No name appeared on the docket. Jack Lillbach was discharged after being found on a railroad track. Alford Ritchard and C. Vitaka paid fines for fighting. Thomas Wilson sought the Y M C A pledge.
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Shenango River
Jack Lillbach
Alford Ritchard
C. Vitaka
Thomas Wilson
Militant Suffragists Threaten Buckingham Palace Attack
The militant suffragettes had planned another assault on Buckingham Palace for the king's birthday. Police guards were strengthened at the royal residence following the threat.
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Europe
Buckingham Palace
Censor Drops Drawn-Out Scenes From Motion Pictures
New York censors rule to trim long scenes deemed ardent beyond dramatic needs. Policy aims to tighten pacing and focus in films nationwide.
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New York
What Neurasthenia Is and Its Treatment
Neurasthenia is exhaustion of the nervous system caused by overwork and worry. Symptoms include oversensitivity irritability headaches and nausea. Treatment focuses on nourishing nerve cells through blood-rich nutrition and a non alcoholic tonic such as Dr Williams Pink Pills, with two free books offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. for mentioning the paper.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Arguments in Hazen case heard for new trial
Judge Porter heard arguments for a new trial in the Welker vs Hazen case over alienation of affections. Welker previously won $5,000 in the latest trial and $10,000 in an earlier one. Hazen seeks another trial.
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Porter
F. E. Welker
E. E. Hazen
Welker
Hazen
Realty sale approved in Third Ward petition
Mae Young executor of Elizabeth V Young obtained court permission to sell a Third Ward property to George McCreary. The petition was granted this morning.
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Mae Young
Elizabeth V. Young
Third Ward
George McCreary
Lawrence County Sunday School Convention Draws Marching Hosts
The sixty sixth annual Lawrence County Sabbath School association convention meets June 11 at Ellwood City First Presbyterian. Judge W E Porter presides evening. Ex Gov J Frank Hanly and Oliver W Stewart address. Activities include morning sessions with greetings and certificates, afternoon talks on education and evangelism, and an evening mass meeting with Hanly and Stewart.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
W. E. Porter
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Clemens
W. T. Williams
Baptist Church
W. W. Sniff
S. J. Johnston
Scranton
Tokyo
Japan
Happy mastiff alerts family to fire in Southington home
In Southington Connecticut the mastiff named Happy detected smoke and opened the back door to wake Robert Graham. He roused ten family members who escaped suffocation as flames or smoke threatened the house. In Sheboygan Wisconsin prominent men form a sandal club pledging sockless wear until September 1. In Chicago phrenology expert notes large forehead signals a strong salesman. In Santa Barbara a dying merchant bought a coffin and death certificate before death.
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J. M. Fitzgerald
American Institute of Phrenology
Santa Barbara
Cal
Joseph F. Kuhne
Jacksonville
Caillaux Murder Trial Set for July 10 in Paris
Paris reports the trial of Mme Henriette Caillaux for the murder of Gaston Calmette will begin July 10. Le Figaro notes preparations for her defense are complete and she expects acquittal.
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International News Service
Paris
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Gaston Calmette
le Figaro Today
Calmette
le Fagaro
Caillaux
Woman Withdraws Assault Charge After Spanking Admission
Jamaica New York Mrs Louis Laparcome 21 testified she disobeyed her husband and he spanked her, then she chose to withdraw the assault charge against him in court.
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New York
Jamaica
N. Y
Louis Laparcome
King George V Celebrates 49th Birthday
London June 3 King George V of England celebrated his 49th birthday today receiving congratulatory messages from many.
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London
King George V of
England
Dr James Headache Powder Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast relief for dull throbbing splitting and neuralgia headaches. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package and to avoid suffering by buying the product.
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Dr. James
Plot to Restore Portuguese Throne Uncovered at Coimbra
Lisbon reports a monarchist conspiracy discovered at Coimbra. Two hundred University of Coimbra students were arrested as soldiers hunt others involved in the cabal. The university, founded in 1288, stands as a major center of learning in the republic.
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International News Service
Lisbon
Coimbra
Here
University of
Republic
Cabal
Sheriff Sells Two Properties in First Ward and Neshannock
Sheriff Carl Johnston sold R. M. Allen Jr. property in the First ward to David Jameson for 75 dollars subject to encumbrance. Howard McMillin property in Neshannock township sold to Mrs. Nina Haus for 55 dollars subject to encumbrance.
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Carl Johnston
R. M. Allen Jr
David Jameson
Howard McMillin
Neshannock Township
Nina Haus
Injured Worker Leaves Hospital After Steel Plant Incident
J. T. Carroll of 425 Lyndal street recuperated from a badly injured hand sustained two weeks ago at the Carnegie steel plant and was discharged from Shenango Valley hospital yesterday.
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J. T. Carroll
Lyndal Street
Carnegie Steel
Shenango Valley Hospital
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