Evening News Company Listing and Contact Details
Publication notice for THE NEWS COMPANY of New Castle Pa outlines ownership by Mrs. George K E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz, with editors and telephones. Subscription rates shown include daily ten cents weekly one year five dollars and a yearly mail rate three forty nine. Correspondence invitation to county residents.
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the News Company
George KE. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
Eee
New Castle
State to pay prosecutions in tramp problem across railroads
The article argues for state funding of prosecutions against rail-tramp trespassers, noting railroads suffer attrition and local authorities tolerate costs. It cites Lawrence County as a heavy payer and predicts state payment would relieve communities while railroads fund the costs via state revenue.
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Lawrence County
Flag Day reminder and local observance note
The article discusses Flag Day on June 14 and notes New Castle will observe only what patriotic orders plan and what individuals choose to do. It emphasizes renewing love and honor for the flag, and urges natives to impress upon aliens the depth of flag sentiment in the nation.
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New Castle
United States
Endowment taint and political woes spotlighted by Day
An archival rant cites Chancellor Day of Syracuse University arguing that tainted money influences colleges and mocks Roosevelt. It accuses Day of being bought by Rockefeller, attacks governance as autocratic, and recalls Masonry theatrics and calls for national ownership of coal lands alongside tax reform.
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Day
University of Syracuse
Rockefeller
Old City
Ick
Political Turmoil and Railroad Politics Prompt Debate
The piece argues a faction blames Berry and contractors for state treasury theft while Burke is named as liar. It notes papers back Governor Stuart for the U S Senate and reports Governor Hughes vetoing a two cent railroad rate bill amid rail and steel industry scrutiny. Taft denies self-initiated candidacy, blaming newspapers for stirring the race.
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Hughes
New York
Hints and Dinis Our Educational Palace Debate
A column riffs on public works and local vices in New Castle. It mocks lavish school bonds versus costly white elephants, notes Youngstown street carnival talk, and hints at civic quirks from circus-grounds scarcity to July 3 plans and open saloons. It mentions Butler county poorhouse workers opposing a negro laundress and cook.
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Butler County
New Castle
Colors and moods color the game and life on display
The article notes colors shaping human moods and sports culture from blue Mondays to yellow gear and red blushing. It mentions whitewashed games like Youngstown beating New Castle 14 to 0, illustrating color phrases tied to teams and emotions.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Indignation over near tragedy at Pennsylvania depot
A large crowd gathered at the Pennsylvania depot after a near catastrophe as an engineer allegedly ran a train into the depot at fifty miles per hour. About 500 excursionists from Conneaut Lake were unloading when the incident occurred. A five member committee was appointed to identify blame for the potentially deadly lapse.
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Pennsylvania Depot
Conneaut Lake
Elks Outing and Ball Game Head East for East Liverpool
About 200 New Castle Elks and families travel to East Liverpool for the Elks outing and field day. The New Castle elk ball team faces East Liverpool in a highly anticipated afternoon game. A grand social session and visitor hospitality from East Liverpool ladies are planned for the event.
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New Castle
The
Elks
East Liverpool
East
Liverpool
Acheson Wins Libel Case Against Record Publishing
A verdict of one dollar and costs was awarded yesterday to Congressman Ernest F. Acheson in his libel suit against Record Publishing Company of Washington Pennsylvania. The case involved alleged libelous statements published during Acheson’s campaign in which he faced Lincoln Democratic candidate Robert K. Aiken of New Castle. Damages were sought for articles published at various times. The prior criminal libel action against the Record Publishing Company was settled at the last term of criminal court.
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Ernest F. Acheson
Record Publishing Company
Washington, Pa
Acheson
Congress
Robert K. Aiken
New Castle
Lincoln
Speeding Cars Jolt Highland Avenue Residents
Highland avenue residents complain of cars speeding past the Highland avenue schoolhouse, especially on down grades, at 30 to 40 miles per hour and even up to 50. Dust clouds reduce visibility and raise accident risks.
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Highland Avenue
Gift Idea For Tin Workers Next Monday
In view of pay day next Saturday, the Dollar Savings Association suggests that every dollar saved on Saturday becomes a gift on Monday. Try it once.
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Dollar Savings Association
Prediction of a No-Warm-Weather Year for 1907
Mrs Edward Durban, now of Cincinnati, found an 1837 almanac predicting a summerless 1907 from a goose bone prophet. June 12 shows vegetation barely ahead, suggesting the forecast may hold true.
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Edward Durban
New Castle
Cincinnati
Opening Day for Holiness Meetings in Neshannock
The New Castle Holiness association opens a tent series on Thursday in Neshannock avenue. Rev B W Huckabee of Peniel Texas and Rev J L Brasher of Boaz Alabama lead, with Charles D Tillman of Atlanta handling singing. Daily services at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. Association officers include George W Clutton president and several vice presidents and officers.
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New Castle Holiness Association
Neshannock Avenue
B. W. Huckabee
Peniel
Tex
J. L. Brasher
Boaz
Ala
M. E. Conference College
Charles D. Tillman
Atlanta
The
Holiness Association
George W. Clutton
L. E. Canby
T. P. Hamilton
J. E. George
Charles J. Hoskins
A. E. Dennis
Harry Huston
Capt. M. S. Marquis
Matinee Races at Driving Park This Friday
Matinee races at Driving Park on Friday June 14 start at 2 p m. Admission is 25 cents. Don’t miss the afternoon program of fast action and cheering crowds.
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Driving Park
Akron Pitcher Nevenpara Released by Beaver Falls
Pitcher Nevenpara, recently sold to Beaver Falls, has been released by the team after failing to adapt to the West Penn league which proved too fast for him. The move ends his stint with Beaver Falls and leaves him seeking a new club.
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Nevenpara
Beaver Falls
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New Castle, Pa
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
Bell
Citizens
By Mail
Roosevelt
Mason
Jamestown
Pennypacker
Knox
Immy Burke
Burke
Berry
Capital Building Commission
Stuart
U. S
Boies Penrose
United States Steel Corporation
William Taft
Taft
Hints
Dinis
New Castle Ball Club
Finnegan
California
Orchard
ELKO
Rock Springs
Zuzu
Ginger
National Biscuit Company
Oxfords
D.R. Bollard
M. W. Leslie & CO
Pittsburg Street
the Star Nainlook Underwear
M. C. Winter
East Washington Street
Seavy’s
North Mercer St
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Washington and Jefferson Sts
AKRON
Dr. Sheffield
Patterson Stationery Co
Roy F. Brandon
Spalding
Sporting Goods
W. S. Foltz
George Greer
W. Prest
Samuel Foltz
First National Bank OF
Resources
U. S. Treas
Viavi Office
Morehead Block
North Mill St
Lucas
John Lucas
Philadelphia
Chicago
C. ED Smith
Bryson Bros. & Bigley
S. Croton Ave
Keeley
Sth Ave
Pittsburg
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