partnership of Mrs George E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz owners
The News Company in New Castle Pa announces a partnership comprising Mrs George E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz with Bert Wells as manager. Public correspondence is solicited from all parts of the county and payments should be addressed to The News Company, New Castle, Pa, not to any individual.
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New Castle
New Castle, Pa
the News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Seseeees
Unique license scheme proposed for liquor control in Spokane
Spokane candidate RE E Hall in the third district announces a plan to tax drinkers via licenses. The proposal abolishes saloon licenses, permits sales only to licensed individuals, and requires photo IDs with licenses. Violations and drunkenness convictions could trigger license revocation for six months to a year. Hall ties the plan to local option and party platforms.
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Spokane
Wash
RE. E. Hall
Washington
Hall
Oliver Hall
Split rumor volleys within Republicans over Taft threat
Press dispatches from Chicago claim dissension within the Republican National Committee threaten the Taft camp as allies push Knox Cannon and Foraker. Observers say real sentiment favors Taft and predict no party split, noting past contests with Reed and other aspirants. The piece argues after next Tuesday’s expected nomination, the split scare will fade.
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Republican National Committee
Chicago
Taft
Knox
Cannon
Foraker
Republican Party
McKinley
Reed
Roosevelt
Evangelist Sunday Paid 6400 for Five Weeks in Sharon
Local readers note Billy Sunday earned 6400 dollars for five weeks of preaching in Sharon. They now ask how much Rev. Dr. Chapman received for his similar ministry as reported in New Castle.
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New Castle
Billy Sunday
Sharon
Chapman
Dr Chapman Paid Over $1200 For 20 Days Work In New Castle
The report notes work in New Castle from October 1 to October 20 last year. Dr Chapman received just over 1200 dollars for 20 days, funded by the financial committee. District crews in Central Fifth ward and Mahoningtown earned 176 dollars weekly each, with Chapman's pay entirely separate from district worker compensation.
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New Castle
Chapman
Central
Fifth Ward
Mahoningtown
Youngstown Old Home Week draws thousands from New Castle
Thousands from New Castle attend the Youngstown Old Home Week celebration which began yesterday and runs through tomorrow night. The article notes a preferred New Castle style event, contrasts old home week with the old timers’ picnic, and argues for a modest local compromise without wide-open town features.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Diamonds by the kettle and cruel rebuff in verse
An antiquated poem narrates a botched gemstone scam with a German inventor and a weary household, then shifts to brief political squibs predicting Taft’s likely victory over Bryan and a joke about the G O P elephant giving Taft a ride.
Just Tell All Your Tales to the Bald-Headed Man
A jumble of observations notes social roles in Abyssinia and here where women often own homes and belongings. The piece riffs on appearances and public perception while noting a Pittsburg lime slaking loss and Billy Sunday campaign earnings. It hints Milwaukee brewers entering politics.
Taft Emerges as Pragmatic Leader Ready to Guide Nation
The article portrays William Howard Taft as a calculating yet steady force alongside Theodore Roosevelt. Taft’s legal training shapes his methodical approach to reform, while Roosevelt’s blunt rhetoric contrasts Taft’s measured diplomacy. Taft’s tenure across the Philippines, Panama Canal, and Cuba emphasizes his adaptability and persistent public service.
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Taft
Rome
Havana
Panama
Manila
United States
Ohio
McKinley
Philippines
Root
War Department
Congress
Panama Canal
Not Every Dog That Froths at the Mouth 15 Mad Says Expert
A noted expert dispels myths about hydrophobia in dogs. He explains rabies does not cause frothing at the mouth or aversion to water and urges careful confinement and expert advice for any suspicious change in a dog's behavior. The piece argues ownerless dogs pose greater infection risk and critiques widespread muzzle use.
City Faces Flower Theft and Bush Vandalism
Citizens report thefts of flowers and vandalism of bushes across town. Local residents warn about deceitful behavior and urge vigilance while awaiting consequences for those responsible.
David Clancy Injured in Stabbing Case at Youngstown
David Clancy in a serious condition at Youngstown jail after a stabbing charge leaves him unable to sleep or eat. The incident left the victim unnamed.
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David Clancy
Youngstown
Youngstown Dog-Catcher Bitten by Savage Dog
George Smith the city dog catcher was seriously bitten yesterday by a savage dog as he attempted to control it. The incident highlights dangers faced by municipal workers in handling dangerous animals.
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George Smith
Youngstown
Local Ball Game Nearby and Notable Deaths
The community reports several residents traveling for business and visiting relatives including M Shuklansky in New Castle and many from here visiting Lowellville Edenburg and Youngstown. A death occurs with Mrs. Lewis Crum passing at 3 30 Sunday morning age 28. Funeral services will be held.
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C. F. Hedberg
M. Shuklansky
New Castle
Lowellville
Ed Shogren
Youngstown
James Cooper
Mt. Jackson
N. P. Anderson
Anna
John Benson
Henry
Struthers
P. Zelars
Beaver Falls
John Smith
E. M. Burk
Katherine
Pittsburg
C. O. Nord
Samuel Ruehle
Alton
Hilda Lago
Arthur Nelson
Lewis Crum
Mildred
G.heyer
New Middletown
Funeral times and interment set for Springfield service
A service will be held at 10 am and 12 o clock from the Reformed Lutheran church in Springfield. Interment will follow at Springfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Lutheran Church
Springfield
Springfield Cemetery
Rev McCormick Attends 1893 Class Reunion in New Wilmington
Rev A B McCormick of the Central Presbyterian church attended the 1893 class reunion in New Wilmington on Wednesday and will read the class poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Stockholders Meeting of Cash Buyers Mercantile Company
Stockholders meet at the church corner Reynolds and South Mill streets on Saturday June 20 at 7 30 p m to elect directors end option on the Hughes block and transact other legal business. All stockholders urged to attend J M Bright President 10 17 19 D2 orl i PORE ci
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Mercantile Company
Reynolds and
South Mill Streets
Sharp
Hughes
J. M. Bright
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Meithe
Charlottenberg
Germany
Richmond Times Dispatch
Bryan
Big Bill Taft
Abyssinia
Brewers
Milwaukee
United States of America
Rosevelt
Just
The
Patters
Cleeks
Bessemer
Charles Nord
Oscar Johnson
August Anderson
Edenburg
John Shaffer
Almer Shaffer
Lawrence County
Clothiers
Schloss Bros. 4 CO
Caltimore and
New York
McIver & Stevens
North Mill Street
M’cormick
Stockholders’ Meeting
Orl
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
M. Hartzel Efferson ST. Bell
Charles T. Metzler
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
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