New Castle News Company Address and Contact Details
The notice lists publication info for THE NEWS COMPANY of New Castle Pennsylvania including office locations on Sycamore Street and Apple Alley, ownership by Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz, plus contact numbers and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. It also states checks and communications should be sent to the NEWS COMPANY not an individual.
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THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwii
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
Former President Castro in Haiti on unsteady stay
Former Venezuelan leader Castro arrives in Port au Prince amid unsettled talk of exile. Haiti hosts the high profile guest as logistical questions and political tensions surface.
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Castro
Venezuela
Haiti
Chicago Council Plans Ordinance on Roller Towel Use
Chicago officials pursue a city ordinance banning the roller towel amid urban sanitation concerns. A Denver convention for farm women is announced for next fall, noting the central role of women in sustaining rural life and institutions.
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Chicago
Windy City
Farm Women
Denver
Richest Men Abandon Cars For Elegant Carriages
A satirical note on John D. Rockefeller and reporters, mentioning Jack Johnson and Hans Wagner, plus musings on convolvulus relatives and baked sweet convolvulus. It also references Dr. Aked leaving Rockefeller’s New York church for San Francisco due to higher pay and hoped health improvements.
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John D. Rockefeller
Jack Johnson
Hans Wagner
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr. Aked
New York Church
San Francisco
New York
Panama canal progress and impact cited by Uncle Sam
The piece extols the Panama Canal as two thirds complete and credits the U S government for beating all private rivals in construction. It claims the works have transformed a swamp into a healthy region, praising federal effort and efficiency.
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Panama Canal
Sam
United States Declares War on Great Britain Ninety Nine Years Ago
The piece recalls the 99th anniversary of the U S declaration of war against Britain Voices a jibe about Englishmen and asserts a view of English speakers as a unique race. The tone is satirical and combative with playful nationalist swagger.
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United States
Great Britain
Centralizing Our Prisons Plan Backed by Governor Tener
Harrisburg may house a single state prison with farm surroundings to centralize penal facilities. The Harrisburg Telegraph notes Governor Tener supports consolidation to protect convict health and reduce state costs, arguing traditional regional prisons worsen inmates.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Telegraph
Tener
Tener to Stop Extravagance and Vetoes General Budget
Governor John K. Tener defends his fiscal policy by vetoing portions of the general appropriation bill, cutting proposed salary increases for state department members, arguing the vetoes curb extravagance and reflect prudent administration.
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John K. Tener
Pennsylvania Governor Affirms Fiscal Prudence in Salary Review
The piece praises Edwin S. Stuart for resisting salary increases on Capitol Hill and endorses John Tener's independent stance. It argues state revenue does not justify larger expenditures now and favors paying only deserving officials, predicting increased popularity for the governor among Pennsylvanians prioritizing prudent spending over expanded payrolls.
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Pennsylvania
John Tener
Edwin S. Stuart
Commonwealth
Capitol Hill
Letter from Toledo youth warns of New York dangers
A Toledo youth living in New York warns his hometown readers about the harsh realities of city life. He cites 1910 data showing eight of nine people rely on charity and one in four is buried at public expense, arguing many ambitious migrants end as paupers in a sinkhole that ruins lives and risks.
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Toledo
New York
Toledo News- Bee
Metropolis
New York City
Potter’s Field
Chewton Pushes For Independent School District
Report on Chewton residents seeking an independent district outlines boundaries from Shenango and Wayne townships to the Big Beaver river and Ingram Brothers property. The Chewton district formed in 1873 from Wayne township. under the new code, the act abolishing independent districts could end it.
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First Pageent
Shenango
Wayne Township
James Ferguson
Hints and Dints Object of Pity
A Chicago News column riffs on wealth and happiness, arguing money brings worries and empty life. The piece riffs on taxes, fashion, and public figures, with quips about revival meetings Cascade park and other contemporary social scenes.
Swamp Drainage Project Moves Toward Dam Feasibility
Progress reports indicate a $15,000 preliminary survey for a Shenango area Pymatuning swamp dam. Governor Tener signed the appropriation to study storing water as a large reservoir to regulate outflow in spring and keep Shenango and Beaver rivers at safer levels through summer.
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Pymatuning
Shenango
Beaver
R. L. Wallace
John K. Tener
Beaver Valleys
Colored Ward Sessions Over Elm Street Fracas
In the First ward police court this morning the colored community heard the Oak Street disturbance explain how George Witherspoon, badly bruised, claimed drunken amnesia after a fight last night near Elm Street and Lowellville. Robinson testified Witherspoon became unmanageable and was struck to defend himself. Witherspoon posted $5 for release.
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Elm Street
Lowellville
George Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Robinson
Fishermen Reel 16 Pound Carp in Neshannock
Eward and William Knobloch caught a 16 pound carp at Leesburg station in the Neshannock stream Friday evening. The game fish provided strong sport and the pair also landed a fine string of bass.
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Eward
William Knobloch
Neshannock
Leesburg Station
Telegraphic Tabloids Highlight Odd Court and Social News
Scattered briefs from across the country report a Greek defendant avoiding forfeiture of bond in St Louis after a court issue. Chicago police faces heavy, often humorous, escort demands as citizens seek protection for women. A Michigan man is fined for sobbing loudly at a funeral. A baby is injured by a large game rooster in Chicago. A New York misfit fashion leads to a fine for disorderly conduct. A New Jersey libel suit involves church and memorial window plans. Charles Fallows engagement to actress Eda Bruna is announced. Gov Wilson rebukes the legal profession for its commercialism in Atlantic City. The czar of Russia gifts a cup to a Kansas crew after a baseball win over New Hampshire.
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ST. Louis
Samuel Panovipoulos
Chicago
McWeeny
Pontiac
Mich
Isaiah Balard
Mary Chase
New York
Lewis Gerken
Paterson
N. J
Charles F. Brandt
St. John’s Evangelical
Eda Bruna
Atlantic City
Wilson
New Jersey State Bar Association
Cronstadt
Russia
Kansas
New Hampshire
Box Car Fire on Pennsylvanian Siding
A box car on the Pennsylvania siding near Standard Steel Car works caught fire last night. The blaze grew lively until firemen arrived and extinguished it. The car was moved from the train and hauled to the crossing on Mahoning Avenue.
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Pennsylvania
Standard Steel Car Works
Mahoning Avenue
Can Not Block Japanese Emigration to Philippines
Washington officials say the United States cannot stop Japanese immigration to the Philippines and the western hemisphere.Japan plans to send emigrants to Manila by steamer, raising concerns over free entry under existing law and potential influence on Brazil and other South American nations.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Philippines
Western Hemisphere
Manila
Tokio
Brazil
Odd Fellows To Hold Annual Outing At Wayside Inn
The tenth annual outing of the I. O. O. F. Home association will be held at the Wayside Inn Grove City on July 20 the inn’s birth and donation day. A large attendance is expected from this city.
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I. O. O. F. Home Association
Wayside Inn
Grove City
Congressman Powers Bans Hanging Women in Favor of Electrocution
Kentucky congressman Caleb Powers introduces a bill to replace executions of women with electrocution. The move follows the case of Mattie Lomax, a black woman on death row in Washington.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Mattie Lomax
Washington
City Maintains Schools With $167190.51 Cost
A June 2 1911 city report lists fund balances including Building 582226.53 School 30571.89 Sinking 21915.07 and a breakdown of expenditures for repairs salaries fuel and contingent costs across districts such as High school and annex Lincoln and Garfield Terrace avenue and Mahoningtown with figures for night school books and salaries and notes that voluntary economy is more enduring than forced cuts.
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Martin Gantz
Maintenance City
Highland Avenue
Croton Avenue
Lincoln and Garfield
Terrace Avenue
West Side
Oak ‘Street
Home Street
Thaddeus Stevens
Engagement Announcement Delays Chicago Wedding Plan
Chicago papers report the engagement of Mar thines Takvam a Chicago cabinet maker to Miss Mathilde Bragham mer of Munich. Under German law the burgomaster cannot issue a marriage license until the engagement is publicly announced in both Munich and Chicago. The couple awaits copies of the Chicago notices in Munich and fears showing them locally.
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United Press
Chicago
Marthines Takvam
Mathilde Braghammer
Munich
Takvam
Bavaria
Card of Thanks for Mahlon Clark Funeral Help
Mrs. Mahlon Clark thanks friends neighbors the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of Veterans for their kindness at her husband’s funeral.
Tin Mills To Resume at Chester Plant
The Chester West Virginia plant of American Sheet and Tinplate company, idle for six weeks, will resume in full next week. The revival follows temporary closure and signals return of production at the Tin Mills facility.
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Chester
W. Va
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Revival in Iron at Carnegie Youngstown Works
High open hearth furnaces at the Carnegie company Ohio works in Youngstown began today. The entire plant is to be idle next week. A large revival in iron business is predicted across the region.
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Ohio Works
Carnegie Company
Youngstown
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