Newcastle News Long-Running Local Paper Details
Newcastle News from New Castia publishes every evening except Sundays. Owned by The News Company, a partnership of Mrs George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Retz. Editor manages editorial rooms via Bell lines, with correspondence sought from across the county for public interest matters.
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Reas
THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
Mra
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Tanager
Emigration Surge Shows May Departures Surge
A historical report notes May departures at 15,349 with 318,968 emigrants year to date and 29,283 for the first 11 days of June. Immigration, by contrast, is far lower, at 166,513 for five months, with broader economic context and speculation about causes and future flows.
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Europe
el- Metals
Road signs urged across Montgomery county court calls
Montgomery county has revived the law and ordered constables to place proper guide boards at cross roads. With increased travel, travelers may be misled by strangers. judges urge statewide adoption and enforcement of the law, insisting finger boards be set at every cross road for traveler convenience.
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Gomery
Kent
Swarts
Montgomery
Philadelphia Press
New York Sanitary Commission to Study Insanity System
The New York state sanitary commission will begin a systematic study of insanity. A large hospital will be established in Po ughkeepsie for treatment and examination by experts, with plans to open additional nearby hospitals and laboratories to create a general system and keep detailed records, modeled after German methods.
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New York State Sanitary Commission
Ine Jeantry
Poughkeepsis
Germany
Apparition Theory Challenged by Scholar on Resurrection
United Press reports Prof Jase Hyelop of the Anglican Society for Psychical Research questions the bodily resurrection of Christ, suggesting the so called event may be an apparition. He cautions he does not assert an actual appearance but notes testimony could stem from a familiar psychic phenomenon supported by ongoing studies.
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United Press
New York
Christ
Jase H. Hyelop
Sust
Atl Tast
Trot.Hoelop
Ateriian Society For Psychical Research
Society of Psychical Research
Eavil
Ugg
Doctor proposes drilling skull to medicate brain in hydrophobia cure
New York June 18 United Press reports Dr. Ira Van Gieson of the boards of health research lab announced a radical hydrophobia treatment. He proposes boring a hole in the victim's skull and irrigating the brain with medicated solutions to reach the virus, claiming the method may prove a positive cure after tests on a human subject.
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United Press
New York
Ira van Gieson
Board of Health
van G Geson
Medico-Legal Society
van Gieson
More Arrests of Bomb Throwers in Baku Outrage
Police nationwide arrest suspects in the bomb outrage that wounded Chief of Police Ney and two officers and killed a sergeant during a house search prompted by notes from the assassins. Anarchistic quarters remain under close surveillance.
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United Presa
Baku
Juat
Ney
Tardy payments plague New Castle merchants and banks
The piece warns that late bills disrupt the local market in New Castle as debtors delay settlements for months or years. Merchants face forced temporary loans to meet wholesale demands, with thousands owed, while some homes rely on lavish purchases awaiting cash. Creditors bear the anxiety and risk of widespread defaults.
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New Castle
Duty of Supervisors Board Erection Law Remembered
A long forgotten 72 year old Montana law required road supervisors to erect warning signs at public road intersections for traveler safety. The duty, once common, has largely faded from practice among most counties and officials.
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Pequiren
Alleged murderers may be acquitted in Cuba case
Havana June 18 Governor Macon has received the provisional court findings in the cases of Corporal Cooper and Private Gwynnell of Troop F, 1th cavalry. They are charged with murdering two Cuban fishermen. A decision is expected soon and the prevailing view is that the accused will be acquitted.
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Tinted Press
Havana
Macon
Specia Provisional Court
Corporal Cooper
Gwynnell
If You Want to be Happy Get Married Young and Help Hubby
Centenarian Mary Van Dyke aged 101 shares life advice. She warns against smoking heavily but endorses moderate use and marrying young to build a fortune. Van Dyke married at 20, remains active in garden chores, and cherishes family, citing simple living and early rising as keys to longevity. Her five children, now aged over 70, follow her example. She smokes a daily pipe but avoids excess, and attributes longevity to temperance and lightheartedness. Her husband died 30 years ago and she continues to host visitors and share memories with relatives.
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Hubby
Mary van Dyke
Ven
Clintonville
Thomas Val
Butler
Betj
Wad
Atria
Wormad
Aims
van Dyke
James, Dugan
Harrisville
Pater Ghost
Richard Hovis
Lintonville
Jackson van Bek
Joseph van Dyke
Harrieville
Mya
Sunene
Railroads Seek Timber Supply Solutions and Preservation
The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association formed a seventeen member committee to study wood preservation amid diminishing timber. Railroads use over 100 million cross pieces annually, with an average six to seven year life. improved treatment could extend to 16–20 years and reduce demand. The group notes need for longer service from bridges, trestles, piles, fences, and transmission poles. The association includes about 990 members and 200,000 miles of railroad track and railroad engineers.
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Board of Directors
The
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of
Way 5
United States
Timber Teating
Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Tnick
Railroad En Bisters
Cauldron Bubble and the News Unfit to Print
A fragmentary mash of sensational hints and derisive verses mocks journalism and public life. It parodies headlines about crime and scandal, cites sources like Washington Ster and Harper's Weekly, and riffs on media excess and hypocrisy with garbled, oblique references.
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Aris
Washington Ster
Dressed as Man Woman Worked in the Dingy Tunnel
A Pennsylvania tunnel labor saga unfolds with Sarah Longs, 33, masked as a man to work rails amid a burglary arrest. The case exposes lax immigration handling and public reaction as the New Castle scene bristles over a June report.
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Yonnge
United Press
Brestop
New York
Sarah Longs
Pennsylvania
Longs
Steve
Rosen Schott Marriage Deemed Null by Court
The Youngstown court ruled the marriage between Bertha Rosen, 16, and William Schott null and void because she was under 12 at the time of their December nuptials. Joseph Rosen, of 609 Moravia Street, had pursued the case with attorney Benjamin A. Winterhalter, asserting invalidity on age grounds.
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Bertha ‘Rosen
Jousph Rosen
Moravia Street
Youngstown
Wiliam Schott
Vol ‘Hy Reston
Benjamin A. Winterailz
Joseph Rowen
Girl and 23-Year-Old wed in Youngstown clash to annul
Yesterday the decree of the court notified Hertha and Young Schott aged 23 of their marriage on Tuesday December 3 in Youngstown. Parents objected and sought an annulment. The young wife testified against her husband while sometimes wishing to stay with him. Schott from Harmony worked on railroads and vowed to be with his wife. Father offered support if she would live with him, but the wife pursued the suit. The Youngstown decree leaves them as before, memory only.
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Hertha
Young Schott
Youngstown
Schott
Harmony
Little Girl Accidentally Shoots Playmate in New Brighton
Stella Graham aged 14 accidentally shoots her playmate Ethel Patterson aged 13 while paying with a loaded air pistol at home in New Brighton. The bullet struck near the right side of the spine base of the column. Attending physician thinks recovery possible despite unforeseen complications.
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New Brighton
Stella Graham
George Ketterer
Ethel Patterson
James Patterson
Snn
Realty Transfers Reported For Various Properties
Ellen Wimer transfers to Trobert P Black in Washington with $250. Frank Gontio Auben Dietteri and Joseph Rycrafti Adolph Green listed in First ward and Union township with $1 and $4. M L Pyle to Wadeworth in Third ward with $230. Frank Mick to Amelia Curry in Fourth ward with $4,000. W M Baker transfers to A W Cunningham in Waroe township with $775.
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Ellen Wimer
Trobert P. Black
Washington
Totraship
Frank Gontio
Auben Dietteri
First Ward
Joseph Rycrafti
Adolph Green
Union Township
M. L. Pyle
Wadeworth
Ithird
Frank
Mick
Amelia Curry
Fourth Ward
W. M. Baker
A. W. Cunningham
Waroe Township
Quaker Herb Remedies Promoted In Youngstown
A Quaker Health Teacher markets Quaker Herb Remedies in Youngstown Ohio citing patient testimonials. Mrs Macy Woodward of 747 West Federal Street reports kidney liver and stomach trouble improvement after using Quaker Herb Extract and plans to start a third bottle. The letter notes rapid relief and renewed ability to leave home. A Struthers resident endorses allergy and rheumatic relief after trying the extract.
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Youngstown
Macy Woodward
West Federal Street
MecCornck
Struthers
Youngstow
Railway magnates see trouble ahead at Rutgers dinner
At Rutgers college Alumni Association dinner F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson and chair of Kansas City Southern warned that bold efforts to control railroads could ruin transportation firms harm employees and deter investors. A Cleveland man sought new capital contributions while debate over injunctions and teaching children to disown kin sparked controversy. Negro delegates at Chicago convention were blamed for unrest as tensions rose.
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Rutgers College
F. Loree
Delaware’ and Hudson Company
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Cleveland
Ane
Capitel
Col John Firch Gifts $100000 to Gettysburg College
At the annual meeting of Gettysburg College board of trustees, President 8. G. Heilblowar announced a $100,000 gift from Col John Firch of Oakland California for a new recreation hall. A similar large gift was reported from another source.
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John Firch
Gettysburg College
Trussoon
Gethysburg College
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