New Castle News Company Public Notice and Address
Published daily by The News Company at Sycamore Street and Apple Alley New Castle Pennsylvania. The partnership includes Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz with Fred L. Rentz as manager Bert Wells. Subscriptions listed for daily and weekly rates and mail rates. Notices advise checks and money orders be sent to The News Company New Castle.
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RE News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
New Castle
Taft Nominated by Delegates Amid Rooseveltian Debate
The Chicago convention chose William H. Taft on the first ballot after binding instructions aligned with Roosevelt's preference. Support came from loyal favorite-son delegates and a broad belief Taft would uphold a Rooseveltlike square deal, despite anticipated opposition from wage workers.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Bryan
Johnson
Taft a Safe Man
The piece argues Will lam H. Taft will lead with sound judgment and reform, backed by a balance and sanity that reassures citizens. It notes Roosevelt’s confidence in Taft and claims the era of Taft is seen as promising as industry recovers and politics stabilize.
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Willlam H. Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Prospect for a Great Presidency Prompts Wide Prediction
The present administration fuels expectations that he will be elected by a large majority and gain renown as one of the United States' great presidents.
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United States
Record of Republican party achievements from Lincoln to Roosevelt
Senator Burrows opened the Republican national convention in Chicago with a review of the party’s history since 1860. He highlights emancipation, moral origins, and periods of swift national progress, noting wealth growth and notable leaders who guided the nation through crises.
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Republican Party
Burrows
Chicago
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Republic
Pennsylvania
International Roads Congress to shape future highways in Paris
President Roosevelt directs strong US representation at the Paris congress next October. L W Page Col C S Bramwell and Clifford Richardson named to represent the nation. State highway commissioners and park engineers invited. Distinguished engineers expected. world’s most important meeting on an economic issue.
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International Roads Congress
Paris
Roosevelt
L. W. Page
Office of Public Roads
C. S. Bramwell
United States Corps of Engineers
Clifford Richardson
New York
Public spirited investment for hometown growth
The piece extols investing in ventures that attract industry and good people to a town. It praises public spirited men who help neighbors and earn the title of good citizen, noting life is brief and opportunities to serve should be eagerly embraced.
Simple Life versus Snakes and Ants Theme
A collage of quips and light notes on camping pleasures and dislikes alongside editorials and jokes. Mentions of Taft Billy Sunday Bryan and Roosevelt reflect a political current, with odds and ends about local crime, theater, and social quirks.
Lightning Strikes Outskirts Home. Fire Fought By Local Crew
During a heavy rainstorm a bolt hit a West Washington Street residence occupied by John Shanker and owned by Dr. J. M. Popp. Occupants were shaken but unharmed, flames followed, firemen from the West side station extinguished the blaze, with losses not expected to exceed 100 dollars.
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West Washington Street
John Shanker
J. M. Popp
Frank Connery
West Side Department
Romance Over a Tomato Can Ends in Bath Nuptials
Miss Margaret Rider of Pittsburg and W B Meaker of Bath plan to wed next Thursday in Bath Maine. The couple’s courtship began when Rider, working in a canning factory, wrote her name on a can label as a joke. Meaker found the address while peeling the label and their correspondence led to photos, a proposal, and acceptance.
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Bath
Margaret E. Rider
Pittsburg
W. Bellington Meaker
Walter B. Meaker
Miss Rider
Morton led group into occult mysteries in 1920s case
New York dispatch reports Louis W. Bachman sues Dr. Lewis Topham for 625 dollars claiming Paul Morton headed a cult led by Indian mapatma Agumya Guru Paranshamsha under the group titled Parliament of Infinite Wisdom. Bachman cites purchases including a snuff bottle and a ladies bag as proof of occult obsessions.
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United Press
New York
Louis W. Bachman
Lewis Topham
Brooklyn
Paul Morton
Equitable Life
Morton
Topham
Havin
Bachman
Mapatma
Twenty Police Assigned to Guard Mining District
In the Hilliard mining district 20 police will patrol the non union area around Pardoe and Argentine as state troopers arrive. Trooper detachment to cover unrest at Pardoe station follows reports of tool theft and overturned company cars. Sergeant H A Chambers says union miners are not responsible for the Royal mine incident at Argentine. outsiders blamed.
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Hilliard
H. A. Chambers
Reese
Punxsutawney
Pardoe
Argentine
Mercer County
Chambers
Parker
Royal Mine
Died of Fright After Baseball Game in Pittsburg
William D. Schuette a 17 year old pitcher for the T. J. Rogan ball team died after a hard game and sleeping in the woods near the park He woke to darkness frightened ran about and collapsed near an electric light on Michigan avenue dying of fright coroner reports say
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United Press
Pittsburg
William D. Schuette
Schuette
T. J. Rogan
Michigan Avenue
Harbor Special Train Leaves Next Sunday
Special train via P. and L. B. departs 8 05 a m Central time from Ashtabula Harbor. Round trip fare 125. See Geo Hamilton ticket agent for details.
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Erie
Conneaut Lake
Ashtabula
Geo. Hamilton
Strawberries for Cahning at New Market on Mill Street
Strawberries for Cahning advertised for immediate sale at the new market on 39 North Mill Street. Contact Bell 1429 J or Union 94 7 for orders and pricing details. Address 25712.
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North Mill Street
Bell
J. Union
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