Evening edition notice from The News Company New Castile
Publication details for BH News Company at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley listing ownership Mrs BE Treadwell Fred L Rentz L Rent Manager Wells Editor and subscription rates weekly ten cents yearly five dollars on sale at all stands public inquiries solicited from county readers and payment addresses directed to The News Company New Castile Pa
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BH News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
BE. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
L. Rents
Wells
New Castile
Wisconsin Leaders and the Socialist Wisconsin Brand
Wisconsin pride centers on fearless leaders praised for sincerity and purity in politics. The piece contrasts Wisconsin with Pennsylvania, noting Wisconsin’s modern legislation and strong, consultative delegation at the Republican convention while Pennsylvania’s bosses control the process. It defends Wisconsin socialism as a force for reform.
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Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Denver
United States
Messrs
Phillips
Emery
Christy
Watson
Penrose
Roosevelt to Stump in Campaign Tour Across Nation
Across the country observers expect President Roosevelt to go on the stump this fall for Taft. Party leaders fear united opposition to Taft and believe Roosevelt's influence could sway voters, potentially shaping the successor’s prospects.
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Roosevelt
Taft
United
Yale Adds Prize Awards Reveal Greek Latin Prizes
New Haven Conn June 20 Yale prize awards were announced including Greek philosophy prize to Albert Edward Ayvey of Cincinnati and Latin prize to Lucas F Robinson from Class of 1910 with first prize awarded to Benjamin L Liberman of St Joseph.
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New Haven
Conn
Albert Edward Ayvey
Cincinnati
Lucas F. Robinson
Benjamin L. Liberman
St. Jo
Sweet Girl Graduate and local quips mix in stray verses
The piece mixes a poetic tribute to a sweet girl graduate with unrelated quips about rye, geography jokes, and sports references. It mentions a rosebud in her hair, an essay in hand, and the future ahead while adding brief asides about the local team and a player nicknamed Brown or Smith.
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Brown
Smith
W. J. Lampton
Road supervisors guilty in office for poor roads
Three road supervisors at Kittanning, Pa., were found guilty of misdemeanor in office for failing to keep roads in good condition. The piece notes others in the county could share the same fate and adds a satirical jab on local politics.
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Kittanning
Newport youths warned over street harassment
The editor warns Newport boys to stop hollering at a widow, calling her by her first name. She accuses them of stealing fruit and suspects a past chicken theft from their camp near the P. L. B. railroad. The note condemns such behavior as disorderly and punishable.
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Editor News
Newport
Introductory Sketch of James Sherman VP Nominee
James Schoolcraft Sherman born October 24 1855 in Utica New York son of attorney Richard W Sherman and a Democratic figure rose to mayor of Utica 1884 and congressman later chairing Republican Congressional committee He allied with Theodore Roosevelt and Harriman controversy in 1906 and 1908 and was nominated for vice president in Chicago on June 19 1908 He is civic minded president of Utica Trust and Deposit Co and father of three sons and active in Dutch Reformed Church
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Utica
N. Y
Richard W. Sherman
Sherman
Roosevelt
New York
Hamilton College
Sigma Phi Society
J. Thomas Spriggs
Young Sherman
Congressman Sherman
Congress
Manship
Republican Congressional Committee
National Capital
Sherill
Utica Trust Company Bank
Richard A
Thomas M
Smythe Manufacturing Company
Dutch Reformed Church
Chicago
United States
Taft's War Secretary Pick General Luke Wright Profile
General Luke E Wright selected as Taft’s War Secretary successor. A Confederate veteran and longtime Democrat aligned with McKinley Roosevelt eras. Wright led Philippine commission 1903 04 and served as vice governor general under Taft before becoming ambassador to Japan 1906 07. Lifelong Memphis resident born 1841 in Pulaski Tennessee, lawyers prominent in the south. Married 1868 to a Confederate admiral’s daughter with five children.
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Luke E. Wright
Philippines
Wright
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Philippine Commission
Commission
Raphal Semmes
Lovest Thou Me The Creed Sermon On Peter’s Confession
A sermon on John 21 16 explores Peter’s threefold confession of love to Christ and the demand that leadership be rooted in love. It argues love of the Saviour is essential beyond talent or doctrine and that Christ seeks the heart not just knowledge. The piece reflects on love as the central force powering all moral and spiritual action.
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Peter
Moses
Job
Jonah
Isaiah
Christ
John
Apostle
Neeley
Nazareth
Confucius
Greece
Matthew
Church
Thomas W. Phillips Returns From Chicago Convention
Hon. Thomas W. Phillips, delegate from this district to the Republican national convention in Chicago, arrived in New Castle amid heat and fatigue. He believes the Hitchcock machine packed western and southern states with federal appointees, preventing Taft's defeat despite a Roosevelt preference.
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Thomas W. Phillips
Chicago
New Castle
Phillips
Taft
Hitchcock
United States
Roosevelt
Realty Transfers in Wards Show Modest Purchases
Myrtle M. White transfers to W Wade Stewart for 300 dollars in Wampum. Frank G. Moore sells to Wm H Cox in the sixth ward for 4000 dollars. George A Wood to J Harold Wood in the Third ward for 1 dollar. John H Miller to Edmund Hill in the Third ward for 1250 dollars. David M Liebendorfer to Margaret Hill in the Third ward for 1 dollar. James A Horton to Robert L McNabb in the Fifth ward for 1 dollar. Benjamin Y Fife to Abott Cooke in the Sixth ward for 400 dollars. Robert L McNabb to Matthew H Davis in the Fifth ward for 1760 dollars. James A Stevenson to Edwin Stevenson in the First ward for 1 dollar.
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Myrtle M. White
W. Wade Stewart
Wampum
Frank G. Moore
Wm. H. Cox
George A. Wood
J. Harold Wood
John H. Miller
Edmund Hill
David M. Liebendorfer
Margaret Hill
James A. Horton
Robert L. McNabb
Benjamin Y. Fife
Abott
Cooke
Matthew H. Davis
James A. Stevenson
Edwin §. Stevenson
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