Wash Goods: New Cotton and Linen Fabrics Arrive
A large assortment of cotton and linen fabrics arrives for summer frocks dresses coats and tops. Wares include French Suiting water shrunk 46 inches wide 25c a yard and French Crashe 34 inches wide 20c a yard. Linen finished suiting 34 inches wide 115c a yard. Ginghams Pagoda Poplin and other ginghams in multiple patterns priced from 12 1 4c to 25c a yard. Natural color linens 16c to 50c and linen crash coating 25c and 35c.
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Pagoda Poplin
Gingham
Fight news and politics fade in the glare of temperate tidings
A mixed column covers boxing nostalgia, weather talk, local elections, and social notes. Bobbie Wallace's Harrisburg vision, Roosevelt policy critique, and a mail marriage in Findlay anchor a slice of Ohio society, with quips on ministers, farming, and Taft addressing college girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Wallace
Harrisburg
Debonaire
Taft
Notice to address all payments to News Company
All checks money orders drafts and communications must be sent to THE NEWS COMPANY in New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United States
Canada
Tener Wins Reelect in Twenty Fourth District Race
The Republican nominee John K Tener secured a decisive victory over Democrat Kennedy, with notable support in most counties except Lawrence where Kennedy made a creditable showing. Lawrence county champions two loyalists for the state assembly, William D Walton and Robert L Wallace, while the broader party line firmed up for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Tener
Congress
John K
Lawrence
Kennedy
Tener
Charleroi
Washington
Twenty-fourth
Lawrence County
Joseph G. Cannon
William D. Walton
Robert L. Wallace
Walton
Messrs
Davis
Harper
The Woman with the Bag
The obituary notes Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's death in London and recalls her trailblazing career as a pioneer for women in medicine. It details her early denials by medical schools, social ostracism, and professional boycott, culminating in founding the first hospital for women and the Woman’s Medical College of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blackwell
London
Geneva
N. Y
New York City
Wo‘Medical College of
New York
Civil War heroine who advanced women in medicine
The subject aided the Sanitary Aid association at the war’s outbreak and became a pioneer for women entering medicine. She helped set a path followed by thousands of women who became distinguished physicians, while narrow-minded opponents mocked the woman with the black bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Aid Association
Deaths of the Day William Newell
William Newell 65 of 76 North Mill Street died Saturday at New Castle hospital after a pneumonia illness. A former Pennsylvania Railroad yardmaster, he was active in railroading circles. Survived by his wife, six children, two brothers, and three sisters. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at the family home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newell
North Mill Street
New Castle
Newell
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. H. Newell
Lowellville
Ohio
F. P
D. W. Byers
William G
C. H. Durant
Mark Edward
el Paso
Texas
Alex
James
Colorado
Coffee
Canada
Susan Newell
Cochran Leslie
Greenwood Cemetery
Agnes Veit Dies. German Evangelical Faithful Resident
Mrs Agnes Veit 49 native of Germany and longtime Harbor Street resident died Saturday after illness and surgery. Survived by daughters Mrs Anna Campbell Harry Elizabeth Agnes and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at German Evangelical church South Jefferson street with interment Oak Park cemetery. Brothers Co O Perseche Julius and Earnest of nearby areas. Adam Forney aged 76 dies at New Castle hospital after paralysis. survived by daughter Mrs Eva Altman. Funeral Wednesday 2 30 pm at 15 Prospect Street. burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Agnes Veit
Germany
Harbor Street
German Evangelical Association
Anna Campbell
Harry
Elizabeth
Agnes Vett
German Evangelical Church
South Jefferson Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Co. O. Perseche
Sharpsville
Julius
Mercer County
Earnest
Princeton
Adam Forney
New Castle Hospital
Forney
Petersburg
Methodist Church of
Eva K. Altman
Louis Linderman
Prospect Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Youngstown
Funeral Held For William Vogan In Pittsburg Street Home
The funeral of the late William Vogan was held at his Pittsburg street residence on Sunday at 2 30 PM. A large crowd attended the service conducted by Rev J Elmer Campbell of the Third U P church with church choir music. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers A C Hanna Alex Wilson John Palmer Alex Newell William McBride and J J Smith.
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William Vogan
Pittsburg Street
J. Elmer Campbell
Third U P. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
A. C. Hanna
Alex Wilson
John Palmer
Alex Newell
William McBride
J. J. Smith
Funeral of Mrs Eliza beth Morris in Miller Street
The funeral for the late Mrs Eliza beth Morris was held at her Miller street residence on Saturday at 2 pm. Rev W J John of Emmanuel Baptist Church officiated, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were E P Ardery W Allsopp H Watkins James Jones M Clarke and W Williams.
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Elizabeth Morris
Miller Street
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
E. P. Ardery
W. Allsopp
H. Watkins
James Jones
M. Clarke
W. Williams
Life saving stations reach 281 along Atlantic coast
The government now maintains 281 life saving stations with most situated on the Atlantic coast, reflecting a broad expansion of coast guard readiness and maritime safety coverage.
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Atlantic Coast
Oil Field Wells Report Across Montour and Burgettstown Districts
In Montour run Allegheny county J E Leonard Chaney Co completed and shot No 2 on the John Panner farm yielding 60 barrels in the first 24 hours from a 30 foot sand. Karcher McCloy tested on the Quinn heirs farm with a 26 barrel producer. Beecher Co drilled on the F Heckel farm and shows a 10 to 12 barrel pumper. Coraopolis Drilling Co down 1200 feet on the M Heinlein farm. Yolton Jones Co due in the sand at No 4 on the John Hirschinger farm. In Burgettstown Washington county Peoples Natural Gas Co completed No 5 on the Mrs R Bell farm showing a small pumper, located 1500 feet north of the A H Kerr production.
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Montour Run
Imperial District
Allegheny County
J. E. Leonard, Chaney & Co
John Panner
Karcher, McCloy & Co
Quinn Heirs
Beecher & Co
F. Heckel
Coraopolis Drilling Company
M. Heinlein
Yolton, Jones & Co
John Hirschinger
Burgettstown
Washington County
Peoples’ Natural Gas Company
Mrs. R. Bell
A. H. Kerr
The Secretary to the President as the President’s Right Hand
The vice president is now the secretary to the president in practice. The secretary should be tactful discreet and decisive, able to argue a point with the president when needed and know whom the president should see or avoid. Taft’s choice, Charles D Norton, is contrasted with predecessors like Carpenter Lamont Cortelyou and Loeb, whose influence shaped administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lamont
Cortelyou
Taft
Charles D. Norton
Carpenter
Washington
Col. Lamont
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Loeb
Kennedy Strong In County Returns In Law rence
Hushed talk in the Law rence Savings and Trust building as voters awaited results. Citizens speculated that Kennedy carried the county and Walton faced a tight race while Wallace remained in danger. Conversations echoed in president offices and legal rooms as tallies came in.
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Lawrence
Beaver
Washington
District Attorney’s Office
English observer compares House debate with prim British manners
A former British MP visiting the United States contrasts congressional debate with English norms. He criticizes lack of order, dignity, and the bullying tone, urging humility from senators and representatives, noting Gladstone and Balfour exemplified deferential speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Gladstone
Balfour
Messrs
Davis
Macon
Arkansas
Fitzgerald
New York
Elijah Pogram
Jefferson Brick
Chicago Tribune
Announcement to surprise readers on page ten
Fragmentary note hints at a forthcoming revelation likely about a family or household event. The lines suggest a playful interaction with a senator and a baby and reference a page ten announcement that will surprise and engage readers.
Trimmings for Summer Gowns Offer Laces and Embroideries
A collection of summer gown trimmings features laces such as Irish Cromsock Cambrie and Swiss insertions with edges flouncings and color embroidered grounds. Irish Crochet and Cluny laces come in bands edges motifs and garnitures at surprisingly reasonable prices.
Brown Hamilton Chemical Works New Castle Plant Progress
The Brown Hamilton Chemical Works in New Castle nears completion with a 250 by 180 foot main chamber and heavy wooden frame buildings. A Pittsburg firm constructs the mills as railroad slag fills the site and multiple sidings are laid. About 150 workers to start, sulfuric acid main product, firm headquartered in Cleveland, a long established local industry.
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New Castle
Cleveland
Ohio
First Christian Church Children’s Day Offering Surpasses $100
The Children’s Day offering at the First Christian church yesterday totaled over $100, reflecting strong parish support and community involvement.
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First Christian Church
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Findlay
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Joe
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Butler County
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Lindeman, Stieff and Baldwin
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George P. Bryan
Croton Ave
Bell Phone
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