New Castle News Company Contact and Publication Details
The New Castle News Company published daily and weekly editions from Sycamore Street and Apple Alley New Castle Pennsylvania. It lists owners Mrs George B E Treadwell red L Rentz and Bert Wells as manager and editor with contact numbers for editorial and office staff. Subscriptions are 10 cents weekly or 5 dollars yearly for daily, and 1 dollar yearly for weekly. Correspondence should go to The News Company not individuals.
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Fourth Boomers and Public Spirit Rally Delegates
The passage notes Beverly as a summer capital, Oyster Bay in public gaze, and Col Roosevelt avoiding reporters. It implies a fountain held back will flow once released and calls the Fourth Boomers lucky in cities. With Knox declining the governorship, delegates should unite for Tener.
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Beverly
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Lawrence county Man for Congress Questioned
A Charleroi statesman debated running for Congress and notes a long waiting list of contenders. The piece compares local candidates to a reserved Harrisburg convention HQ setup and calls for a thorough religious census.
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Lawrence County
Congress
Naval expert warns of looming war with Japan
An English naval expert predicts an imminent conflict with Japan and says the Little Brown Men will whip the United States to a standstill. The piece notes experts erred in 1776 and 1812 and blames miscalculations on a flareback in war and weather analysis.
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America
Japan
Penrose linked to plot to keep Handsome Cy Munson off ticket
The passage accuses Senator Penrose of instigating a scheme to exclude Handsome Cy Munson from the Democratic ticket. A veteran Democrat, Col Ike Hill, recalls a saying about Republicans buying out party leaders to win elections.
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Senator Penrose
Cy” Munson
Col
Ike Hill
House of Representatives
Sibley’s Narrow Victory Caps Venango Cash Campaign
In Franklin the Republican Hon. Joe Sibley won the Twenty eighth district race with 10 446 votes, 689 more than Nelson P Wheeler. He reported campaign expenses of 40 698 83 largely spent in Venango county, over 4 000 for dissemination of information. He thanked Venango voters calling it their victory and noted the rough economy.
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Franklin
Joe Sibley
Twenty
Sibley
Nelson P. Wheeler
Venango County
Wheeler
Joe
Congress
Statehood Promises for New Mexico and Arizona Deepen Pressures
Both parties pledge statehood for New Mexico and Arizona in the current session. Democrats push for the move citing potential four Senate seats and six electoral votes, while Republicans show mixed feelings about keeping the promise.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Statehood Debated for Arizona and New Mexico
The piece argues against adding new states, saying it would shift Senate power to sparsely populated Rocky Mountain regions and dilute democracy. It notes party pledges and Taft’s legislative progress, while expressing concern over regional balance in Congress.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Statehood
Congress
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountain
Taft
Tener Favored by Lawrence Delegation for Governor Nomination
Lawrence county elects three anti Penrose delegates to the Republican state convention to back John K. Tener for governor. The article argues Tener is the most desirable candidate among Tener Crow and Murphy and likely to win on the first ballot, with former opposition fading as Penrose influence looms.
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Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Tener
Crow
Murphy
Knox
Magee
John K. Tener
Penrose
Mr. Tener
Pennsylvania
Hilarious hints of Washington’s gala holiday parade
A vivid montage from Washington celebrating a holiday with marching bands flags and cheering crowds. Jokes and vignettes focus on Teddy Roosevelt and Taft, with quips about politicians and a chorus of comic observations from newspapers like the New York World and Philadelphia papers.
Chantilly Jumpers in Lace at New Garment Show
The garment section displays Chantilly Jumpers made of black Chantilly lace to wear over white wasts. The millinery section features a new black Sailor Hat first shown last week, already well received in the east. Price listed at 1.50 dollars.
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Chantilly
Loom Lengths of Fine Embroideries Offered at Sale
An importer offers loom-lengths of St Gall Embroideries at deep discounts. Each piece ranges 4 1 2 to 6 3 4 yards and is priced per length, not as seconds. Display on Center Table west aisle tomorrow. Inspect for superior workmanship and materials. each piece is ticketed with yards and price.
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St. Gall
Diverse White Goods Display At Local Linen Fair
Shoppers are invited to view an expansive selection of white fabrics and linens, as prices alone may not reflect quality. India Linens range from 8c to 35c a yard, Sheer white Persian Lawns from 16c to 35c, Dimities in varied weaves 12 1 2c to 35c, White Pique at 25c to 40c, Marquisette 20c, Poplins 18c to 25c, plus Air Line cloth and other fine linens for elegant white dresses.
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India
Batistes
St. Gall Swisses
Summer Parasols For Protection From The Sun
Summer parasols provide comfort and style at a small cost. New parasols range from 60 cents to 4 50 with especially interesting numbers at 1 00 1 25 and 1 50. Children's parasols priced from 75 cents to 75 cents.
Marathoner Withdraws From Pittsburg Meet Due to Ivy Poisoning
Harry Glitch, a local marathoner, pulled from the Press meet in Pittsburg after ivy poisoning. He reportedly chewed grass touched by ivy and went blind in both eyes, though he is now recovering.
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Harry Glitch
Pittsburg
Glitch
Quarantine Ordered After Diphtheria Case
Martha Komach of 12 Wilder Avenue reported to Health Officer McCandless as a diphtheria sufferer. The residence has been quarantined to prevent spread.
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Martha Komach
Wilder Avenue
McCandless
Justice Harlan to Retire From Supreme Bench
Justice James Marshall Harlan of the United States Supreme Court plans retirement after 87 years of service. It is understood his son James B. Harlan, already on the Interstate Commerce Commission, would be appointed judge of the new commerce court created by the railroad bill, which will soon become law.
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James Marshall Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
James 8
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Roosevelt BrideGroom Silent Honeymoon Plans Revealed
Invitations went to 1500 guests as Miss Eleanor Alexander and Butler Alexander wed at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt attended. Teddy Jr sent a wireless for Kermit. The ceremony was followed by a large reception at Mrs. Alexander's home. The couple plans a secret honeymoon. Roosevelt Jr to manage a Pacific carpet company branch in San Francisco starting July 21.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor. Butler Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles B. Alexander
West 58Th Street
Henry M. Sanders
Gordon
Alexander
Snowden Andrew Fanahstock
Ethel Roosevelt
Harriet Alexander
Jeannette Alexander
Jean Delano
Jessie Millington-Drake
Paris
Kermit Roosevelt
Evelyn Irving
Teddy, Jr
Kermit
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
Francis Roche
Fulton Cutting
George Roosevelt
Monroe Robinson
Grafton Chapman
E. Morgan Gilbert
Elliott Cutler
John W. Cutler
Nathan Franko
Miss Alexander
San Francisco
Pacific
The
Carpet Manufacturing Company
Thomasville, Conn
Made Young Husband Grieves in a Faded Town Dinner Tale
In a snappy domestic vignette a wealthy wife and her despondent husband cope with a life of chores and a burned hand. The couple, raised in luxury, struggle with a harsher urban routine as they adapt to hardship and the blame the world places on their fortunes.
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Halsey
Reader
Indiana Governor Marshall and national dimensions debate
The Inter Ocean and Evansville Courier spar over whether Governor Marshall of Indiana has achieved national prominence without sensationalism. They credit him with governing constitutionally, avoiding press agents, and building broad appeal through steady duty, while noting similar figures in Minnesota New York and Ohio offer broader national dimensions. A Harrisburg Sunday school anecdote follows.
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Inter Ocean
Marshall
Indiana
Evansville Courier
Tom Taggart
Courier
Johnson
Minnesota
Hughes
New York
Harmon
Ohio
Knots of Mirth in Early Admonitions From Atchison Globe
A brief, quip like remark notes a stage of innocence in girls under ten, claiming pleasure in receiving small attentions before thoughts of marriage arise. The line reflects old social humor from the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison
Kan
Globe
Brazil’s Leading Exports Among Its Top Nine
Brazil’s core exports include coffee and rubber along with tobacco sugar mate cacao cotton hides and skins, forming the nation’s principal foreign trade commodities.
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Brazil
Tob Co
Helpful Antagonist Quote from Burke
A Burke quote frames the antagonist as a force that sharpens skill and nerves, describing the rival as a helper while wrestling with us. It emphasizes growth through opposition and the value of challenges in strengthening resolve.
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Burke
Man Aged 70 Has Consumed 95 Tons of Food
A 70 year old man reported to have consumed 95 tons of food in his lifetime, a remarkable measure cited in a local health feature. The article notes his unusual diet amid medical discussion of long term intake effects.
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