New Castle News Information and Contact Details
New Castle Pa newspaper notice gives publishing schedule and ownership. The News Company operates from Sycamore Street and Apple Alley with Mrs George B E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz as partners and manager. Subscriptions listed and office contact numbers provided for editorial and business.
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NEW Castle News
New Castle, Pa
the News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
George BE. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
Pet L. Rentz
Wells Oeseees Unilof Eee Nnee
Return of Theodore and Taft Mentioned in Jubilant Rhetoric
The passage references Taft and Theodore Roosevelt with broad mentions of political aims and anniversaries. It hints at distrust of trusts and patriotic sentiment while predicting possible outcomes and political moves around Taft and Roosevelt.
Western Pennsylvania Seeks a Plain Businessman for Governor
The piece argues Taft aide Knox is unlikely to gain Pennsylvania governorship amid Penrose control. Western Pennsylvania favors a plain businessman over a “ringster” or diplomat tied to corporate defense, urging Senator Penrose to heed party rank and nominate Blakeley or Tener for the post.
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Mr. Knox
Taft
Pennsylvania
Knox
Penrose
Friends of
Western Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Pittsburg
McNichol
Penrose & Co
Western
Ringster
Blakeley
Allegheny County
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Dalton to Attend Training Institute
E. R. Dalton assistant secretary of the Y M C A will attend the training institute at Silver Bay during August. Secretary Hoover attended the institute last year. The school is attended by several hundred Y M C A workers every year.
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E. R. Dalton
Silver Bay
Hoover
Yale Commencement Sparks Talk of Future Presidents
At the Yale commencement the atmosphere hints at the rise of a future U S president as graduates receive diplomas amid optimistic ceremony energy.
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Yale
United States
O Tribune
Deaths of the Day Samuel W Powers Union township resident
Samuel Walker Powers aged 56 died Friday afternoon at 4 at his Harbor road home Union township after a short illness from pneumonia. A Shenango pottery employee and former Missouri resident he leaves wife and six children Margaret Jane John Samuel Naomi Ruth Joseph Blair Esther Martha Eunice Henrietta all at home, one brother and three sisters Amanda Dygert Thomas Powers Adna Clifford Mary Sehene.
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Samuel Walker Powers
Shenango Pottery
Harbor Road
Union Township
Mr. Powers
Missouri
Court of Honor
Margaret Jane
John Samuel
Naomi Ruth
Joseph Blair
Esther Martha
Eunice Henrietta
Amanda Dygert
Thomas Powers
South Dakota
Adna Clifford
Lebanon
Ind
Mary Sehene
Rochelle, Il
Mrs Sarah Manewal Dies In Springfield Township
Mrs Sarah Manewal of Springfield township Mahoning county died Friday morning at 11 oclock at the family home after a long illness. She was 66 and had lived in the area for years. She is survived by six children Frank at home and five daughters Mrs John Benson Monessen Miss Alice New Middletown O Mrs Emanuel Myers New Middletown Mrs Lee McCreary North Beaver township and Miss Clara at home. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 pm at Springfield Lutheran church with interment in Zion cemetery.
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Sarah Manewal
Springfield Township
Mahoning County
Frank
John Benson
Monessen
Alice
New Middletown
Emanuel Myers
Lee McCreary
North Beaver
Death of Pittsburgh Restaurateur Daniel Zehner
Daniel A. Zehner aged 39 a prominent restaurateur died at his home 1120 Carson Street Southside after ten days illness. Born in Beaver County he came to Pittsburgh 11 years ago. Survived by widow Elizabeth Zehner two sisters Emma L and Clara Zehner a step sister Cora Zehner and step mother Amanda Zehner of New Castle Funeral services will be held Monday.
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Daniel A. Zehner
Carson Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Zehner
Beaver County
Elizabeth Zehner
Emma L
Clara Zehner
Cora Zehner
Amanda Zehner
New Castle
Mrs. James L. Miller of Pulaski laid to rest in Mt. Jackson
Mrs. James L. Miller of Pulaski township died Wednesday evening and was buried Friday in Mt. Jackson cemetery. The last rites were at the Pulaski residence. Rev. Gealey, former New Bedford U P church pastor, and Rev. McCracken officiated. Pallbearers were Joseph Reed, P L Reed, B D Reed, J H Reed, M E Reed, and William Miller.
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James L. Miller
Pulaski Township
Mt. Jackson
Gealey
New Bedford U. P. Church
Wireless age and rural life antics mingle in satire
Snippets lampoon progress and technology with jokes about wireless fences and screens, alimony, oats, hammocks, and political quips. The column skewers rural modernization and public foibles, weaving puns, vaudeville lines, and regional humor into a playful roundup.
College Imbeciles from the Ohio State Journal
A New York sermon by Rev. Dr. McAfee declares college men fail when they lack manliness and a high purpose. He warns against Bowery bread line behaviors and stresses self-respect through conscience and civilization, noting fun should be limited.
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Ohio State Journal
New York
McAfee
Bowery
Justice Moody Seen Preparing for Immediate Retirement
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Associate Justice Moody of the federal Supreme Court plans to retire soon. Senator Lodge files a pension bill to ease Moody’s finances, with Moody noted as Roosevelt’s appointee who rose from Congress and Navy Secretary to the bench.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Moody
Federal Supreme Court
Lodge
Roosevelt
Congress
Massachusetts
McKinley
White House
Navy
Supreme Court
Brown
Taft
Mr. Moody
Boy Bitten by Dog Reported Near Home
M Patterson of 125 Cleveland Avenue reported to police that his boy was bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon near his home. The dog owned by Italians, not thought to be mad, but the poodle was terminated by the dog catcher as a precaution.
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M. Patterson
Cleveland Avenue
Births Outpace Deaths in New Castle by Four Hundred
New Castle records show four hundred more births than deaths in the past year. The note laments late data that could have included Teddy in a Big Fourth invitation, hinting at local festivities and plans.
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New Castle
Teddy
Mike
Enthusiastic Push for Sharon Street Car Line
Promoters and local residents met at Shenango House to back the Sharon, New Wilmington and New Castle trolley project. They plan stock of 360000 and bonds of 340000, with cost estimated at 600000 to 700000, aiming to enter Sharon via Beth El Hermitage and state road and to West Middlesex.
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Sharon
New Wilmington
New Castle
Shenango House
New Road
City
Hermitage
Bethel
State Road
West Middlesex
Sharon and
Vicinity
Russell
Westminster College
Pittsburg
James Campbell
Mercer
Campbell
J. G. White & Company
New York
Trouble in the Liverpool Team Amid Internal Strife
Reports from Akron say the Potters slump due to dissension among Long East Liver pool players. Kreuger and Hinton clashed before a game, Kreuger pitched well with nine strikeouts, but Hinton balked at chasing a passed ball. Players remain at odds with management and fail to unite.
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Long East Liverpool
Potters
Akron
Kreuger
Hinton
Krueger
Rev J A Parsons to Lead Rose Point Revival
The Rev J A Parsons of New Castle Pennsylvania conference evangelist of the M E church will begin a revival at Rose Point M E church on Thursday evening June 28. Meetings will continue nightly until further notice with good singing and live subjects inviting all to attend.
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J. A. Parsons
New Castle
M. E. Church
Rose Point M. FE
Evangelist Parsons
Rose Point
Theatre on Fire in Youngstown Suppressed by Concrete Film Case
A moving picture theatre in Youngstown caught fire yesterday afternoon. The audience escaped without panic, and flames were blocked by the concrete case surrounding the film reels. No injuries reported.
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Youngstown
Wallpaper Sale Brings Styles at Ten to Fifteen Cents a Bolt
If you have decided to select wallpaper at ten twelve and a half or fifteen cents a bolt come here and select a style in those grades of paper and save on the purchase price. Here are papers usually included within groups at those prices papers suitable for any boom in a house on sale now at.
Selection of papers offers improved styles at moderate price
A broad range of papers is offered with better styles than before this season and at a moderate price, enabling selections for various needs. The notice highlights affordable options and the opportunity to choose from an extended assortment.
Bolt Papers Showrooms For Halls Bedrooms And Kitchens
A catalog notice describes A BOLT papers suitable for halls bedrooms and kitchens in light and dark grounds with match borders and ceilings full combinations priced at only.
Special low price on mouldings and wallpaper
An advertisement promotes savings on wallpapers with a special sale on plain oak moulding. One inch wide moulding is offered at a low price per foot as part of the promotion.
Ruth Marries Moneyed Suitor After River Moonlight
Ruth, eldest daughter and house manager, dreams of youth she never had as her six step sisters chase dances and outfits. An invitation to a river outing with Mr Marr leads to a marriage proposal as Ruth chooses independence over perpetual caregiving.
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Ruth
Louise
Prussia’s State Income From Public Properties in 1908
Prussia’s public property income in 1908 exceeded taxation and borrowing gains. Railways, the largest source, earned about 149.8 million dollars, roughly eight percent of total investment since 1848. Other sources from crown forests to mines and factories yielded 26.9 million. Scryher’s.
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Prussia
Anatomical Mystery Prompted by a Child Call
A butcher named Mr Wilson answers a telephone from a girl asking where her grandpa's liver is. The caller says they need to apply a hot flannel, illustrating a humorous urban anecdote from the London Telegraph.
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Mr. Wilson
London Telegraph
A Cold Case Arising in Atchison Lawsuit
An Atchison suit seeks 10000 dollars damages over a guest treated poorly in a spare bedroom. The plaintiff alleges cold damp conditions and cold thereafter, claiming better lodging was due after entertaining two family members. The case could influence guest treatment standards.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
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Samuel W. Powers
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Gotham
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Mr. Johnson
Nevada
Reno
Richmond, Va
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Willie Hearst
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