Evening News Company details and contact information
Published daily with Sunday edition. Owners The News Company a partnership of Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz. Manager Bert Wells. Editorial and business telephone numbers listed. Subscriptions priced weekly and yearly. On sale at leading news stands. Notices solicited from county readers.
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the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
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Why Buffalo Plans Old Home Week Attractions
Buffalo promotes an Old Home Week featuring President Cleveland and the McKinley monument dedication with Roosevelt as main speaker. The plan includes parades, church pulpit events, Labor Day observances, firemen’s day, Canadian day, Buffalo day, and a grand Saturday finale with children’s parade and nightly entertainments across the city.
Offense Against Decency Sparks Outcry Over Detention
Sympathy for Mrs Monaca and concern for her condition rise after news of the birth in Twin County jail. Critics say holding a woman in a cell during accouchement is a blot on the community and those responsible deserve stern censure.
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Monaca
Clall
Sheriff Steps In To Aid Woman In Court Toward Hospital
The passage describes a distressed mother awaiting aid as county officials refused hospital transfer over cost. Sheriff Waddington intervened personally to secure care, saving the community’s honor amid the tense moment.
New Castle Treasures and Tangles in Briefs and Anecdotes
A column compiles scattered notes from New Castle era topics. It cites local quirks with humor about trains and tramps, a county home gift from A Carnegie, a canny jab at Chinese fireworks, a canned beef scare in Butler, and praise for New Castle brands in public life.
Pythian Sisters Prepare to Install Officers
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting Friday evening to elect officers for the upcoming term. Mrs. Sarah Steen was named grand representative to the Philadelphia grand lodge. Installations and a social event are planned for July 12 with newly elected officers taking their posts.
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Pythian Sisters
Sarah Steen
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Knights of Pythias
Order
Lydia Pitzer
E. S
Alex. Hartman
E. J
Lillian Davis
Anna Pasters
Adda Wettich
Jennie Russell
O. T
Minnie Mayne
Etta Welsh
P. C
Jennie Kiser
Young Woman Jokingly Breaks Man's Neck
In Mahano y City a husky young woman lifted Anthony Pecus in fun and threw him over her shoulder causing a fatal neck fracture. Pecus, from Gilbertson, was unconscious and dying at a hospital.
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Mahanoy City
Anthony Pecus
Gilbertson
Pecus
No Action Taken On Garbage Question By Health Committee
The health committee meeting Friday evening failed to materialize as members did not attend. Mr. Updegraff defended his dollar deposit from patrons, saying it protects his business and prevents defaults. He blamed delays on factory cans not shipped yet and noted an ordinance clause that may only loosely prohibit deposits. A new committee meeting will be held next week with City Solicitor Gardner to provide an opinion.
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Updegraff
Gardner
Miss Elliott Trails Leaders in City Piano Contest
Voting in trades and labor boxes shows Miss Clara Hamilton and Miss Edna Young narrowing the field. Hamilton 822 votes behind the leader and Young 36 back, with volunteers ready to push them ahead if they mobilize. A $9 boost could place them in contention for the prize as the race winds toward a final few competitors.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Clara Hamilton
Edna Young
Miss Hamilton
Miss Young
Labor Day Committee
Harriet Deiat
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Seong Sormeior
Rede TN
Swseee Pem Sas Oak
Carrie Jorge Eed Lek
Meine Spock
HM Dwlavac
Frances Fowlke
Elizabeth Snyder
Gora Andrews Fis
Nellie Boyd
Ciera
Gertrude Smith
Ileanor Cummins
Buxton
Roberta Martin
Dinsmore
Elizabeth Hay
Ella McMillen
Mar Thrive
City Hall Briefs Report Eight Arrests Friday Night
City officials announce eight arrests made by police Friday night and a special Monday evening meeting of both council branches to speed an ordinance funding the Fifth ward storm sewer. The finance committee sent back the city controller salary increase to 1500 dollars with a favorable recommendation. City taxpayers rush to the treasurer for one percent tax discounts this month with higher rates in September. About 25 responses come in to City Solicitor Gardner over alleged misuse by Manufacturers Light and Heat. city plans charter action if allowed by the attorney general. Mayor Hainer to rule on Cummins lid-on case next Tuesday with appeal anticipated. Fire Chief Connery adds new fire alarm boxes at six city locations.
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Fifth Ward
Finance Committee of Councils
Gardner
Light and Heat Company
John Cummins
Hainer
Cumming
Cummins
Connery
Lyndal and
Belmont Streets
North Bay
Ridge
Highland
Wellington
West North
Sankey
Summit and
Lutton Streets
Indian college president visits Neshtnock residents
L. B. Wolf of Gunther India, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Strang of Neshtnock avenue, left the city yesterday to visit other relatives. Wolf has lived in India for 22 years and heads a college there, blending in with local natives.
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L. B. Wolf
Gunther
India
C. H. Strang
Neshtnock Avenue
Mr. Wolf
Men in the Mills Weekly Steel Plant Notes
A column lists workers from several mills in Youngstown and nearby towns. Tom Horn and Harry Wilson work at steel and Shenango mills, with others like Frank Thomas and Griffith Edwards out or injured. Several employees plan visits to Cincinnati Baltimore and Wales for upcoming weeks.
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Will Ellis
Greer Mill
Harry Wilson
Pittsburg
Frank Thomas
Shenango Mill
Beaver Falls
Will Earl Miller
Griffith Edwards
Will Harvard
Lyndal Street
Cincinnati
Eddie Morris
Wales
Ike Jones
Maitland Street
Baltimore
Visiting friends bring name nods through town
Miss Bird Phillips of Minneapolis visiting New Wilmington called on locals Thursday. Friday visitors included W. A. Armstrong and Homer Heasley of Sharon and R. S. Brinton of New Castle. Out of town Friday were David Tod at West Middlesex and Mrs. Joseph Evans, Mrs. Clarence Turner at New Castle, with Mrs. C. S. T. Terrill and Mrs. R. C. Rayser and children at Sharon.
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Miss Bird Phillips
Minneapolis, Minn
New Wilmington
W. A. Armstrong
Homer Heasley
Sharon
R. 8. Brinton
New Castle
David Tod
West Middlesex
Joseph Evans
Clarence Turner
C. S. T. Terrill
R. C. Rayser
Telephone company nets arrest in Youngstown cable vandalism
In Youngstown the telephone company believes the arrest of Evan Hughes targets a man responsible for destructive cable damage. Authorities report losses run into thousands of dollars due to the vandalism and seek further charges.
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Youngstown
Evan Hughes
Fourteen Big Races At Conneaut Lake Fourth Of July Meet
Fourteen races offer $5,600 in purses at Conneaut Lake from July 2 through July 5. The event showcases local harness competition with multiple heats and stakes across four days.
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Conneaut Lake
Clutton's Drugstore Offers Competitive Prices with Independence
The advertisement promotes independence from external price pressures and urges customers to compare but implies they will return. It highlights drugs sundries and soda water as incomparable and invites shoppers to visit during the Glorious Fourth.
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Clutton’s
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