The News Company New Castle Notice Summary
Daily publication details for The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania with contact information and subscription rates. The notice lists office locations on Sycamore Street and Apple Alley and notes checks and money orders should be addressed to The News Company.
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THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
New Castle
Taft Faces Public Test On Tariff Revision Promise
The nation demands Taft fulfill his pledge on tariff reform. Collier's argues the president must veto or credibly prove a downward revision, showing cheaper prices for Households like Mrs. Smith in Spokane and farmer Williams in Lyon County. It warns that the senate’s figures may mask real up moves and criticizes Aldrich for pushing a special customs court and opaque rhetoric.
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Taft
Senate
Collier's
Collier’s
John Smith
Spokane
Williams
Lyon County
Kansas
Aldrigh
la Follette
Aldrich
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Frank Powers Taken to Baltimore for Brain Tumor Surgery
Frank Powers of the Seventh ward, a Baltimore and Ohio engineer, was taken to the company hospital in Baltimore Tuesday evening for a serious operation on a brain tumor. The condition is regarded as critical.
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Frank Powers
Baltimore and Ohio
Company Hospital
Baltimore
Powers
Local Property Lot Listing in Mahoningtown
A fragment notes a lot listing in Mahoningtown with unclear details including a street reference and partial lot identifiers. No complete address or price is readable.
Hints and Dints in town mix of old tales and wit
A collage of quips, rural hustles, and society snips from a Chicago News column. The copper warns of sharpers, a farmer declares readiness to do business, and civic gripes mix with jokes about politics, court cases, and everyday life.
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Gray
Chicago News
Social Notes From Sharon and Nearby Towns
Mrs. C. N. Norris and Miss Jennie O Conn or of Sharon spent Tuesday with local friends. Percy Mayers of Scott street plans a two month Seattle trip. Mrs. Jesse Cooper returns from Cleveland visit. Miss Clara Burkholder visits Mrs. John Foster. Miss Ella Lorie visits Miss Lena Winternitz. J Q L Roberts called to Radner Ohio for a brother’s illness. Harry Turner of Sharon takes baggage master position at Pennsylvania station. Mrs. Anna M. Coulter returns from Mercer visit. Mrs. R G Lynn and Miss Eleanor Hamilton end Pittsburg visit with Mrs. Mary Craig’s family. Rev J L Stratton heads to Alliance Ohio for Mt. Union college commencement. F W Pascoe goes to Bethany West Virginia for ill brother James. Mr and Mrs Frank Moehle moving to Baltimore Maryland. Moehle left today. wife to Elyria Ohio then to Baltimore. she is joined home by Mrs C Ed Brown who visits a week.
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C. N. Norris
Sharon
Jennie O'Connor
Percy Mayers
Scott Street
Seattle
Wash
Jesse Cooper
North Street
Cleveland
Clara Burkholder
Mt. Pleasant
John Foster
North Mercer Street
Ella Lorie
Toronto
Can
Lena Winter
Mary Craig
South Mill Street
J. L. Stratton
Haus Avenue
Alliance
Mt. Union College
F. W. Pascoe
North Bay Street
Bethany
W. Va
James
Frank Moehle
Court Street
Baltimore
Amalgamated Association on Strike Decision Faces Mixed Hope
Amid pro and anti strike sentiment in Pittsburg and New Castle, the Amalgamated Association weighs a walkout against Union opposition and potential job losses. Local grocers fear credit risk as dealers report open shop pressure and mill districts show split views on Greer and Shenango plants.
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United States Steel Corporation
McArdle
Pittsburg
American Tinplate Company
Amalgamated Association
New Castle
Fifth Ward
Greer
Shenango
Greer Feamnes J
Amalgamated strike vote threads New Castle mills fate
In Shenango mill a split view favored proceeding with work and striking with no clear majority. Town expects July shutdown at New Castle mills while Greer mill may resume soon and Shenango opens for returning workers. Delegates in Pittsburg discuss talks with American Tinplate.
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Shenango Mill
New Castle Mills
Greer
Shenango
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
American Tinplate Company
American Tinplate
Amalgamated
New Castle Tin Mill
Amalgamated Convention
Pride of
New Castle
John F. Ward
Deaths of the Day J. G. White
J G White died at 68, after 34 years as Mercer countys leading attorney. A Civil War veteran, he founded the Mercer Soldiers Orphan School in 1867 and was admitted to the Mercer county bar in 1870. He is survived by two daughters. funeral services were held in Union township and interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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J. G. White
Mercer County
James M. Campbell
Mercer
White
Pennsylvani Reserves
Mercer Soldiers’ Orphan School
Maria Smith
Hezekiah Smith
Union Township
Worner
Wesley M. EB
Greenwood Cemetery
John
Logan
James
Samuel
Charles
David Smith
A Happy Husband Praises Easy Task Soap
A well known man recalls home wash day odors and credits Easy Task laundry soap. He asserts the product is made from coconut oil, cleanest tallow, borax and naphtha. Two cakes costing ten cents were bought with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory and proved effective.
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