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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
10
Fragmented newspaper notice from The News Company New Castle Pa advertising public correspondence and mail delivery. Mentions a partnership of Ars George J Treadwell Fred Lituatr Bert Wells and editors in a telephon editorial room. Public notices solicited from county residents and officials.
Fragmented OCR text discusses BNOMS candidacy, the national convention, and Republican support. It mentions the GOP convention, party leadership, and speculation on presidential contenders. The passage is garbled but centers on candidate alignment, primary timing, and potential outcomes.
A garbled local notice recounts efforts shaping a Waele un Wile and pensions. It mentions J Henry Coeheim, pension details, and aging themes with references to Guvere Nin Stuart and Desateetars. The piece blends unclear names, places, and dates into a fragmented record of political or civic activity.
Fragmented remarks accuse Penrose and associates of draining public funds and manipulating politics. The piece labels Governor Ishtar as unable to resist a Penrose controlled power push with political operatives and an alleged plan to sway the June 27 election by appealing to minority voters and pressuring party loyalties.
The article reviews a new Oklahoma constitution as the product of a multi week convention. It highlights provisions like prohibition on Indian Territory governance, voter submission, anti self incrimination, initiative and referendum, and definitions of trusts. It cites railroads restrictions and a banking department under federal supervision, with polygamy explicitly condemned.
A garbledOCR item discusses Nebal Regis Teeeson and registration of veterans, with mentions of The News Department, Pennsylvania, and home interest. It notes opposition to reforms and calls for fair elections, highlighting concerns over how registration and oversight could affect voting outcomes.
An anniversary event is described with scattered details about Sunday observances. Readable fragments indicate multiple churches participating and a community gathering at an unspecified yard. The text references ceremonies, singing, and a communal supper or toast.
A temperance speaker completed a visit to Hes, OT, delivering talks and meeting local groups. The events included meetings with residents and preparation for future appearances as the speaker travels to nearby towns.
A description of Mrs. G. W. McCracken's collection includes aBoston Gazette issue from March 12, 1770 with notes on colonial unrest and a Philadelphia Press from 1811 featuring a stagecoach route and fares. The items highlight anti-British sentiment, quartering protests, and a rare 1770 Spanish milled dollar bill note.
A fragmentary column from New Castle mix of local anecdotes and public notices touches on a rooster with horns in Washington Pa and a parade of quirky quotes. It blends oddities about weather, fashion, and civic life with jumbled remarks on laws, suffragists, and local personalities.
The Rev David McAllister pastor of Lighth Street Reformed Presbyterian church died at Allegheny General Hospital after a brief setback. A former Geneva College trustee, he was a leading church figure and author, known across Youngstown and nearby communities for his tenure and public service. His death prompted notices from the church board and local clergy.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention diphtheria cases and references to health officials and local names. The garbled text lists names, places, and dates, with scattered phrases about medical cases and public health notices in a small town.
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