New Castle News Company Details and Contact Info
New Castle News operates from Sycamore Street and Apple Alley in New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper lists ownership by The News Company a partnership of Mrs George E Treadwell and Fred L Retz with Fred L Rentz as manager. It provides contact numbers for editorial and business offices and outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. It instructs readers to address checks money orders and communications to The News Company rather than individuals.
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the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Comany
New Castle
The Great Exodus Drives Emigration Surges in May
May departures reached 75 345 with five month total at 318 368 and June 11 days added 29 283. Immigration remained low with 166 513 for five months, as labor markets adjust to persistent emigration. Analysts cite weak business as cause and expect continued outflow and steel industry layoffs.
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Europe
Debtors' Delinquency Hurts Local Money Market
The article notes tardy payment of debts by customers in New Castle disrupts the money market. Merchants fear securing funds to meet wholesale demands as bills go unpaid for months or years, leaving creditors anxious while debtors enjoy luxuries.
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New Castle
Duty of Supervisors and Road Sign Law
The law requires road supervisors to erect finger boards at public road intersections to guide travelers. Enacted 72 years ago, it has largely been forgotten or not enforced by officials.
Road signs urged for safer travel in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County authorities have revived the road sign law and ordered county constables to ensure proper guide boards at intersections. With increased traffic, many travelers rely on placed signs as locals may misdirect. Judges urge statewide adoption and enforcement, noting constables must report violations to the court.
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Gomery County
Philadelphia Press
New York to establish insanity hospital network
The New York state sanitary commission will launch a systematic study of insanity starting with a large hospital in Poughkeepsie for treatment and examination. If successful, more hospitals and laboratories will be opened to create a comprehensive system with detailed records to improve mental health treatment.
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New York State Sanitary Commission
Poughkeepsie
Germany
Resurrection of the Savior Seen as Apparition Says Hyslop
Prof James H Hyslop of the American Society for Psychical Research argues in a new work that testimony of Christ’s resurrection aligns with an apparition rather than a physical rising. He notes that such apparitions are common and that society research supports their occurrence both past and present.
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United Press
New York
Christ
James H. Hyslop
Hyslop
American Society For Psychical Research
Society of Psychical Research
Doctor proposes skull operation to treat rabies
New York report says Dr. Ira Van Gieson will bore a hole in a rabies victim’s skull and irrigate the brain with medicated solutions to fight hydrophobia. He announced the method at a Medico Legal society meeting and plans a human test, claiming the virus travels to the brain by nerves and the approach may cure.
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United Press
New York
Ira van Gieson
Board of Health
van Gieson
Medico-Legal Society
Arrests in Baku Bombing Case Rise
Baku reports multiple arrests of suspects tied to the bombing that injured Chief of Police Ney and two officers and killed a sergeant during a house search. Investigators say notes from the assassins lured police to the unoccupied building and anarchist quarters remain under close surveillance.
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United Press
Baku
Ney
Alleged Murderers May Be Acquitted in Cuba Case
Havana June 18 Governor Magoon has the provisional court findings on Corporal Cooper and Private Gwynnell of Troop F 11th Cavalry charged with killing two Cuban fishermen. A decision is expected soon and opinion favors acquittal.
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United Press
Havana
Magoon
Special Provisional Court
Corporal Cooper
Gwynnell
Troop F
11Th Cavalry
Centenarian Mary Van Dyke Advises Youths to Marry Young
Mary Van Dyke, aged 101, celebrated at Clintonville and urged young people to marry early and join the church. She married at 20 to Thomas Van Dyke in Butler County, still smokes a mild pipe daily, gardens, and recalls life in Butler and Venango counties. Her five children are all over seventy.
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Mary van Dyke
Clintonville
Thomas van Dyke
Butler County
van Dyke
James Dugan
Harrisville
Peter Ghost
Richard Hovis
Lintonville
Jackson van Dyke
Joseph van Dyke
Luna
Rosen Schoot Marriage Annulled by Court
Bertha Rosen aged 18, daughter of Joseph Rosen of 509 Moravia street, had her marriage to William Schott annulled by the Youngstown court, the decree citing her underage status of under 13 at the time of their December marriage. Attorney Benjamin A. Winternitz represents Joseph Rosen.
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Bertha Rosen
Joseph Rosen
Moravia Street
Youngstown
William Schott
Benjamin A. Winternitz
Railroads Seek Timber Preservation to Address Short Supply
The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association formed a 17 member committee to study wood preservation. Railroads use over 100 million cross ties yearly with an average life of six to seven years. Experts estimate treated ties could last 15 to 20 years, reducing timber demand while improving bridges, piles, and poles. The association includes about 900 members covering 200,000 miles of track.
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American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
United States
Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Youngstown Marriage Ends in Court Battle over Annulment
Bertha and 23 year old Young Schott wed December 3 in Youngstown after a brief courtship. Parents sought annulment as hearings revealed the wife wavering about living with him. Schott, a railroad worker from Harmony, maintained a future together despite offers from his father. The Youngstown decree restores the couple to their prior status with only memories remaining.
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Bertha
Young Schott
Youngstown
Schott
Sensational Hints and Dints From a Turbulent Era
A collage of satirical jabs and snips lampoons politics crime and society. Movements include taunting lines about Taft Roosevelt and immigration laws plus street humor on marriages bribes and meat prices. A New York reader notes blunt badinage and topical targets in a bustling era of press play.
Little Girl Accidentally Shoots Playmate In New Brighton
Stella Graham aged 14 in New Brighton fired a loaded eight caliber revolver while playing at home. The bullet struck Ethel Patterson aged 13 on her right side near the base of the spinal column. The physician expects possible recovery barring complications.
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New Brighton
Stella Graham
George Ketterer
Ethel Patterson
James Patterson
Woman in Dressed as Man Worked in Pennsylvania Tunnel
New York June 18 Arrest on a grand larceny charge reveals Sarah Longs a 33 year old woman who dressed as a man and labored seven months as a tunnel laborer in the Pennsylvania excavations. She helped carry steel rails and was viewed as one of the strongest in the gang. A robbery of a flat with a male associate led to her arrest.
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United Press
New York
Sarah Longs
Pennsylvania
Longs
Realty Transfers in Various Townships and Wards
Ellen Wimner transfers property to Robert P. Black in Washington township for 250 dollars. Frank Conti sells in First ward to Andrew Dietterle for 1 dollar. Joseph Ryczaj to Adolph Green in Union township for 1 dollar. M. L. Pyle to Alice B. Wadsworth in Third ward for 230 dollars. Frank BE Mick to Amelia Curry in Fourth ward for 4000 dollars. W. M. Baker sells to R. W. Cunningham in Wayne township for 775 dollars.
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Ellen Wimner
Robert P. Black
Washington Township
Frank Conti
Andrew Dietterle
Joseph Ryczaj
Adolph Green
Union Township
M. L. Pyle
Alice B. Wadsworth
Frank BE
Mick
Amelia Curry
W. M. Baker
R. W. Cunningham
Wayne Township
Quaker Herb Remedies Featured With Patient Testimony
A Quaker Health Teacher promotes Quaker Herb Remedies in Youngstown Ohio with patient letters claiming kidney liver and stomach improvements. Mary Woodward recounts years of debility and home confinement followed by rapid recovery after using Quaker Herb Extract and Oils. J G McCormick from Struthers reports seven years of catarrh cured after three bottles.
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Youngstown
Mary Woodward
West Federal Street
J. G. McCormick
Struthers
Railway magnates see trouble ahead
At Rutgers college alumni dinner L F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson and chairman of the Kansas City Southern executive committee warned that efforts to assert high handed control over railroads could be disastrous for transportation companies. He said such moves could degrade employers drive out capable officers and deter investors from new capital.
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Rutgers College
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson Company
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Firch Gives $100000 For Gettysburg College Science Hall
At Gettysburg College an annual trustees meeting announced a $100000 gift from John E. Firch of Oakland California to fund a new science hall. A second $100000 pledge from an unnamed donor was reported for versatile use by the board.
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Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
S. G. Hellblower
John E. Firch
Oakland
Cal
Hell4blower
Through Sleeper to Toronto via Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Commencing June 15, leave Pittsburg daily except Sunday at 10 p m Central time arriving Toronto 8 35 the following morning. See Geo Ham.
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Toronto
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Canadian Pacific By
Geo. Ham
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