New Castle News Company Details and Contact
New Castle News publishes daily except Sundays from its New Castle office at Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. The paper is a partnership of Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz with listed telephone numbers for editorial and business offices and subscription rates provided.
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Noted Clergy Expected to Strengthen New Castle Churches
Members of the First Presbyterian church anticipate the arrival of Rev. Dr. Cherry of Troy N W praised for his stature intellect and commanding presence. Rev. Brooks also joins Park Christian church to guide local thought and action. New Castle is described as churchly with strong ministers shaping the city’s future.
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Council approves mayoral salary hike to 1500 dollars
The New Castle council passed an ordinance raising the mayoral salary to 1500 dollars for the next and future terms. It notes New Castle, a city of about 40 000, previously paid 1000 dollars and argues the change reflects the burdens of office and the need for capable leadership despite high taxes.
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Select Council
New Castle
Industrial Fatalities Raise Calls for Work Safety
The report cites 2000 deaths last year in Pittsburg and Allegheny county with 919 from accidents in mines mills railroads and industrial work. It notes many victims were non English speakers and calls for legal restrictions to curb this dangerous exploitation.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Mill Street Sewers Pass in Fifth Ward Victory
City rejoices as storm sewer ordinance for Mill Street is finally passed. Councilman Morris Cukerbraum led the effort, urged approval, and delivered action long awaited by residents.
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Central Christian Sunday School Picnic at Cascade Park
The annual picnic of the Central Christian Sunday School of Youngstown will be held Wednesday at Cascade Park. Special cars will transport the children from Youngstown at 9 AM and return from the park at 5 PM.
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Youngsown
McComb’s Semi annual Ribbon Sale Promptly Ends
An old classified notice advertises a last chance ribbon sale at McComb’s store. It mentions cheap ribbons and a sale date around June 27, with location in 25914. The fragment implies a local retailer pushing discounted ribbon inventory.
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McComb's
McComb’s
Tale of the Shirt and Other Short Tales from Life Hereabouts
A collection of local anecdotes includes William Lear's disputed shirt washing by Yi Feh the washee and larceny claims before Alderman Wil arma. Other items cover Lomaski and Barnatt facing larceny charges, with Barnatt awaiting jail, and social notes on Louise Hess Rose Thomas Lott Thomas and Thomas Thomas under Alderman Mayne's Tuesday hearing.
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Rose Thomas
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Thomas Thomas
Sheephill
Mayne
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Louise
Shenango Township
Hints and Dints: A Collected Lighthearted Chronicle
A satirical roundup of odds and stories from everyday life and court cases. Notes on baseball philosophy, rising hotel prices, animal braying neighbors, shop fears, and curious legal quips. Snappy sketches reflect local sensibilities and small scandals with a humorous glare.
Two New Smallpox Cases Linked to Neshannock Outbreak
Two more smallpox cases in the city are traced to the Neshannock township outbreak. Harry Brown, a Wallace block janitor, is hospitalized while his wife accompanies him. David Simonton of 171 Scott Street remains at home. his illness follows the same barber shop transmission traced to Herbert Roberts.
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Hanna Weds for Third Time in Secret Cleveland Ceremony
Dan R. Hanna son of the late senator Marcus Hanna wed Mary E. Stuart an actress and divorcee in a private ceremony held in Cleveland. A justice of the peace officiated due to church rules against divorced partners. The couple traveled to Ravenna after the vows. Hanna previously married May Harrington in 1898 and Elizabeth Gordon in 1900 both ending in divorce.
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Dan R. Hanna
Marcus Hanna
Mary E. Stuart
Hanna
Ravenna
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Mr. Hanna
Rev Ferguson Honored At Local Veterans Meeting
At a Daniel Leasure camp meeting of the United Spanish War Veterans plans were made for the third annual encampment in Sharon on Wednesday and Thursday with a special train from Pittsburgh. The Fifteenth Pennsylvania volunteers reunion also unfolds with 54 Lawrence county members, signaling a strong Western Pennsylvania turnout. Dr R G Ferguson, Westminster College president, was elected to theology at the United Presbyterian seminary in Allegheny but will remain at Wilmington. he is father to Rev James Ferguson of the city. John W Wissinger sold 130 Chestnut street property to Mrs Thomas of Ray Street.
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Pittsburg
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Ferguson
Wilmington
James M. Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
New Castle
John
Wlssinger
Chestnut Street
Lawn Fete at Miller Avenue Church by Y P C U
Event held at the First U P Church home of Robert McClelland on Youngstown Road Miller Avenue with a local orchestra Tuesday evening. Advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a life giving tonic available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Wallace's drug store.
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Robert McClelland
Youngstown Road
Miller Avenue
Mnlia
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wallace's Drug Store
Mother of Ellwood Citizens 18 Dead
Mrs. Susan B. Lighthill died at her home in Freedom aged 66 from apoplexy. Survived by husband three sons William Joseph Brown of Ellwood City Hudson Lighthill of Freedom and daughter Mrs George Snead of Freedom and three brothers. Funeral from home Wednesday afternoon with interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Susan B. Lighthill
Freedom
William and
Joseph Brown
Ellwood City
Hudson Lighthill
George Snead
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fireworks display options from Patterson Stationery
The Patterson Stationery Co. promotes a 4th of July fireworks sale with options from $1 to $100. They urge group purchases to fund larger displays and advertise domestic and imported quality fireworks at 65 East Washington Street.
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Patterson Stationery Co
East Washington Street
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