Castle News Company Notice and Meet Address
The Castle News, published in New Castle Pennsylvania, lists officers and contact details, including President Bucy Ray and Editor Fred Gallant. It notes daily editions, subscription rates, and service through the International News Service with a New York representation. Special notice directs all payments and correspondence to The News Company, New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marah G. Treadwell
Bucy T. Ray
T. Raysy
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Fred &. Rentz
Treas
Fred W. Gallant
e.City
Newcastle
Let Them Die and Ban on Hunger Strikes in England
A colonial era-tinged column decries suffragette violence in England and calls for harsher responses to hunger strikes. It contrasts militant tactics with perceived American restraint, names four U.S. travelers in Wilkes-Barre, commends New Castle, and hints at next year’s convention and local entertainment.
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England
America
Wilkes-Barre
North
South Carolina
Dick” Long
Percy MacNab
B. Nessle
Harry Ringer
Baymen
New Castile
Atlantic Ocean
New Castle
Laserde Park
United Travelers Association
City hosts public tour to showcase new depot and square
The article describes a planned city event drawing crowds to view the monument in the square the new Pennsylvania depot and congestion at Mill and Washington streets. Visitors will tour city halls see the commission form of government and meet guides from the Boy Scouts and Personal Workers guiding them to Cunningham's wools to view the municipal cow pasture.
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Pennsylvania
Mill
Washington
Cunningham's
Lawyers Here For Funeral
Many members of the Butler County Bar Association attended the funeral of the late Judge Aaron L. Hazen. Judge Aaron E. Reiber led the delegation and adjourned court. The group adopted resolutions paying tribute and named committees to attend the funeral and draft tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Bar Association
Aaron L. Hazen
Aaron E. Reiber
Butler Bar
Judge Hazen
Levi M. Wise
E. H. Negley
James M. Galbreath
T. H. Greer
W. C. Findley
R. P. Scott
C. L. McQuiston
Reiber
L. M. Wise
A. G. Willams
A. L. Bowser
Association
P. M. Lowry
Flower Mission Day Observed by Croton WCTU
The Croton WCTU held its Flower Mission Day at Mrs. John Bay's home on Croton Avenue with memory of Jennie Cassidy. Flower bouquets were sent to the jail and to memorial and sick recipients, as Mrs. Hannah Wagoner led the program.
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John Bay
Croton Avenue
Croton
Children’s Day at First Baptist Church
Children’s Day at First Baptist Sunday school next Sunday promises special programs. The church will be fully decorated and rehearsals for all parts have gone well with emblematic practices midweek and children's practice scheduled for Thursday and Saturday. Everyone is urged to bring flowers and ferns Saturday or Sunday morning.
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First Baptist
Family sails from New York to Port Talbot Wales
Mrs Harry Reese and Mrs John Blight with children Louise Margaret Eleanor and Samuel of Waldo Street left for New York and then sailed to Port Talbot Wales for an extended visit. They were accompanied to New York by husbands Harry Reese and John Blight.
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Wales
Harry Reese
John Blight
Louise
Margaret
Eleanor
Samuel
Waldo Street
New York
Port Talbot
Messrs
Street Cleaning Underway on South Mill Street
City street department workers spent yesterday cleaning South Mill Street. Residents appreciate the effort to improve a busy local route.
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City Street Department En Ploves
South Mill Street
Suffragist Dilemmas and Daily Toil in Early 20th Century News
A collage of jokes and vignettes covers voting woes of suffragists like Mrs Briggs and Anastasia Bunce, local humor about weather and politics, notes on road funds, cars, and trains, plus snippets from Marion Ohio to Paris and New Castle. The piece links social issues, women’s suffrage, and everyday urban life with wry, clipped observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Briggs
Clara Brown
Jemima Patterson Magee
Anastasia Bunce
Mabel Jones
Agnes Carr
Clementina Ball
Angelina Pratt
Rudolph McPhee
Rae Muirhead Business Girls Club Meeting Report
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls Club met Tuesday evening after supper. Miss Annabel Stewart spoke on mountain whites. Several members later attended the loan exhibit at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead Business Girls
Association
Annabel Stewart
Dr Miller Attends Synod Meeting in Johnstown Pa
Rev J H Miller of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church leaves today for Johnstown Pennsylvania to attend the synod meeting. He will be away until next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Supreme Court of the United States
Harry Thaw
Harry
J. H. Miller
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
Johnstown
Meeting of Synod
Southside Youths Enjoy Hot Days at Cascade Park Lake
Many boys and young men of the Southside swim to escape the heat with Cascade Park Lake as a popular gathering spot. The note highlights swimming being a common activity during the hot days.
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Southside
Cascade Park Lake
A Fine Complexion and Health Cues for Teen Girls
A past article argues complexion signals health in teenage girls. Pale skin indicates blood deficiencies and impurities. signs include listlessness and poor study focus. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy and mentions free booklets from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady for guidance on chlorosis and blood.
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Dr. Williams
Truxall Charged With Murder In Webster Killing
Truxall pleaded not guilty and was jailed after the fatal blow to June Webster in a domestic dispute. Coroner reports brain congestion caused death. neck not broken. Webster left three children. widow shocked as inquest is planned for a later date.
Truxall in Custody After Webster Murder in City
June Webster, 34, employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad as an extra conductor, was killed following an argument at his sister in law Mrs Webster’s home. Carl Truxall, a painter by trade and Webster’s brother in law, is accused of the crime. Truxall, known in the city, was found with a diamond ring a gold watch and about 160 in cash. Police say dispute over moving to a larger house and taking in roomers sparked the tragedy. Truxall remains in county jail displaying nerves and bravado.
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Truxall
June Webster
Webster
Norris
Boyles
Mercer Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
McKissick
John
Johnston
Coupon Cutout Request From The News
The notice asks readers to cut out a coupon from The News each day for the next six days. It emphasizes daily redemption incentives and urges timely participation. The request appears as a brief consumer-oriented promotion with no additional details about partners or deadlines.
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Evangelist
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Good Roads Fund
Bullhead
Piano Makers Convention
Bryan
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Charleston
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Lawrence County
Y. W.C.A
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Cascade Park Theatre
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New Castle News
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