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Published by the News Company at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley New Castle Pa. Rents and Bert Wells are listed as partners with Fred L. Rents. Telephones and subscription rates shown. Notices request public correspondence and proper payment addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY.
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Fivery Evening
THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
Mrs. Br.well
Red L. Rents
Fred L. Rents
Bert Wells
Evangelists Chapman and Sunday to Visit New Castle
Evangelist Wilbur Chapman plans a visit with Evangelist Sunday at Gharon this week in New Castle. The two draw large local crowds in October with contrasting styles, Chapman's quiet, sincere preaching and Sundays energetic, thought provoking approach.
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Wilbur Chapman
Gharon
Chapman
New Castle Coliseum
England Seeks Global Naval Reduction Noted
The article argues England favors a worldwide navy reduction to curb costly arms races. It critiques Germany and notes the US and Japan would need to alter building plans, while proposing a universal restraint to avoid perpetual overarmament and conflict.
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England
Germany
United States
Japan
Watchman Thomas Hill Beaten by Wisdom Owens in Erie Crossing Incident
Erie watchman Thomas Hill, stationed at Youngstown, stopped Wisdom Owens from crossing by lowering guard gates. Owens climbed the tower and assaulted Hill in retaliation, leading to his arrest.
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Thomas Hill
Erie
Youngstown
Wisdom Owens
Hill
Owens’ Auto
Owens
Memorial Day Flag Order Placed by Committee
Over 500 flags have been ordered for decorating soldiers graves by the Memorial day committee. The order is secured through Patterson Stationery Co. Roy F. Brandons successors, a leading local flag retailer. The note urges wide participation with flags of various sizes.
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Patterson Stationery Co
Roy F. Brandon
Evangelist Sunday Draws 300 From New Wilmington to Sharon
A crowd of over 300 from New Wilmington traveled by streetcar to Sharon on Wednesday night to hear Evangelist Billy Sunday at the tabernacle. Ministers from New Wilmington sat on the platform while others filled reserved sections. The Westminster Troubadours performed, the service lasted over three hours, and Sunday delivered a stirring sermon.
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New Wilmington
New Gaeland
Sharon
Billy Sunday
al Street
Tabernacle
Westminster Troubadours
Evangelist Sunday
First Workhouse Sentence By Lusk in New Castle
Mayor Lusk ordered Tom McColough of the Fifth ward to three months in the workhouse for failing to support his family. John ONeil faced a disorderly charge with a $5 fine paid by his wife, then 20 days in county jail after a second arrest. John Brown Parkers Landing and Mike O'Brien Youngstown were each given 30 minutes to leave town.
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Mayor Lusk
Tom McCollough
Fifth Ward
McCollough
New Castle
Lusk
John O'Neil
O'Neil
John Brown
Parkers Landing
Mike O’brien
Youngstown
New Castle Episcopalians Face Possible Archdiocese Change
The New Castle Episcopalians may join the Archdiocese of Erie as the Pittsburg diocese considers dividing its territory. The annual convention debated the division, with final action expected this afternoon. Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead urged stricter Sunday observance and approved a Presbyterian minister candidate for Episcopal service.
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New Castle
Calvary Church
Henry B. Marks
Presbyterian Church
W. Shacklett
J. R. Wightman
Martin Aigner
F. C. Hartshorne
M. P. Burgwin
W. J. Mullins
H. A. Hall
J.dows Hills
D. D
D. L. Ferris
R. W. Grange
G. F. Rosmiller
P. Hyndman
H. W. Armistrong
G. C. Burgwin
C. McCandless
Edward T. Dravo
Episcopal
L. F. Cole
Pittsburg
David B. Mathews
Erie
Mission Fund
Whitehead
Pittsburg League
Hints and Dints from a Local Paper
A collage of witty blurbs, jokes, and social notes touching on law, manners, and summer staples. The items reference court rulings in Ohio, a colored man as jury foreman in Harrisburg, elopement shenanigans, paint improving looks, and local curiosities like ice cream wagons and roosters in taverns.
Reception for Pastor and Wife at St. Pauls Lutheran
Rev. and Mrs. C. Frederick Frank were honored with a reception by St. Pauls Lutheran church Wednesday evening. The church was decorated in pink and white with abundant flowers and crepe paper. Special guests Rev. J. H. Miller and Mrs. Oesterling attended. Two leather rockers were presented, and Rev. Miller spoke. About 200 members and friends attended as refreshments were served.
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C. Frederick Frank
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oesterling
Butler
Frank
Grant Street
Rey
Mrs. Frank
Dahringer Murder Case Opens in Mercer Court
Sharon dispatch reports Mrs. Dahringer on trial for the life in Mercer court for the September shooting of her husband Fred Dahringer at the American Steel Foundries plant. Forty witnesses from Sharon traveled to Mercer as jury selection moved forward with District Attorney Cochran aided by former Judge S. H. Miller. Defense counsel includes Anderson of Youngstown and Gordon of Mercer.
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Sharon
Dahringer
Mercer Court
Mercer
Pittsburg firm eyes Wheatland steel mill purchase
Rumor centers on Schoen Pressed Steel Car of Pittsburg negotiating to acquire Wheatland iron and steel mills. Details and confirmations unclear as talks unfold between parties and local officials.
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Schoen Pressed Steel Car Company of
Pittsburg
Wheaton
Vesper Services in Heat debated at YWCA meeting
At the next YWCA meeting members will decide if vesper services will continue in hot weather. For now the services proceed this month with Sunday afternoon programs at 4 o’clock in the association assembly room. Rev. Andrew Magill of Second United Presbyterian will speak. Grace Erhardt presides, assisted by Mrs. A M Leohner and Miss Cook, with special music.
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J. H. Spencer
M. EB. Poppino
Westminster
Presbyterian
Ethel Pettitt
Alice Wilson
Clara Allsworth
Nettie Bell
Mt. Jackson
Women's Missionary Society of the
Ghenango Presbytery
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Carl W. McNary
Allegheny
Waynesburg
R. M. Gilkey
BE. V. Clements
Association
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Grace Erhardt
A. M. Leohner
Miss Cook
Poison Probe in Allen Stomach Sparks Will Fight
New York May 14 Professor George A Ferguson began stomach analysis of The Allen. Absence of poison would affect the contesting heirs including Martin Van Buren Allen Maude Myers and Miss Minne Oak adopted daughter amid claims the deceased was poisoned despite disease evidence.
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New York
George A. Ferguson
Important Arrest in Pickpocket Case
Police report a notable arrest yesterday afternoon of Olive Rodgers a companion of Lewis Gorning the alleged pickpocket arrested at the circus grounds Tuesday Officer Wyman took her into custody Rodgers admits acquaintance with Gorning but denies being his partner Gorning is held pending records from other cities
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Olive Rodgers
Lewis Gorning
Circus
Wyman
Gorning
Doctor Blackwood Returns From Philadelphia Eye Studies
Dr. Jas. M. Blackwood of 119 Pittsburg street has returned from Philadelphia and the East where he pursued additional postgraduate work in diseases of the eye.
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Pittsburg Street
Philadelphia
East
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