News Company of New Castle Announcement
Publication details for The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania note ownership partnership of Mrs George Ewell and Fred L Rentz plus Wells as manager and editor contact numbers and subscription rates including daily and weekly options and a notice directing correspondence to The News Company address and not individuals.
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the News Company
George E. Well
Fred L. Retz
L. Rentz
Wells
Comany
New Castle
Gompers Fallacy and Labor Political Strategy
The article argues Gompers doubts forming a separate labor party and favors influencing the balance of power between Taft and Bryan. It warns laborers risk being used by political bosses if they stay aligned with existing parties, urging independent action to gain serious consideration for workers' rights.
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Gompers
Andi Ng
Taft
Bryan
Asither Party
Mohonk Conference Pushes Toward Universal Arbitration
The Mohonk peace conference moves closer to universal arbitration and peace. The Japanese ambassador and England's representative voiced early support, with America’s leaders repeating the stance amid naval buildup debates amid early 1908.
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Mohonk
Hague
Japan
England
America
Mohowk
The
United States
Nccess
Emmanuel Baptist Church Anniversary Celebration
The Emmanuel Baptist Church on South Jefferson and Reynolds streets will celebrate its anniversary from Saturday May 30 through Sunday. Sermons will be delivered by Rev. W. T. Francis of Wales and Dr. H. J. Ww of the First Baptist church. Hanna's Lustre Finish offered by New Castle Hardware Co.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
W. J. John
W.T. Francis of Wales
H. J. Ww
The
First Baptist Church
Hints and Dints Of A Witty Political Fantasy
A reflective poem mocks future U S political figures and events with playful predictions. It envisions Bryan as president altering tariffs, Churchill governing New Hampshire, and a colored Georgia senator, interspersed with satirical notes on Prohibition era quirks and social gaffes.
Nightlife Hangover Chorus A Rogues Gallery
A humorous verse by Paul Cook describes morning grogginess after a night out. The speaker wakes with a cheese like head, spinning room, and achy knees. The chorus concludes that the culprit is simply a night spent partying.
Oddball Headlines and Short News From a Patchwork Page
A collage of quirky notes and local tidbits spans marriage license mix ups to outlandish scales of size and odd crimes. A Youngstown autopsy reveals a shriveled stomach, while a Harrisburg woman breaks both legs in bed rollover.
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Harrisburg
Youngstown
Delegates Return From Philadelphia Odd Fellows Convention
Attorney C. W. Fenton and Charles Cooper from Shenango lodge of Odd Fellows report a large enthusiastic convention in Philadelphia. They say substantial gains were made in Odd Fellows membership across the state during the past year.
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C. W. Fenton
Charles Cooper
Shenango Lodge of Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
Odd Fellow
Slavish Convention Plans Home and Orphanage in Harrisburg
The Slavish convention at Youngstown yesterday resolved to erect a home and orphanage in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, outlining a charitable initiative by the group.
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Youngstown
Harrisburg
Get Wisdom and Use It For Real Education
Henry Van Dyke urges a college bound youth to pick a clear purpose and pursue it with perseverance. He argues real education lies in turning learning into practical power, using wisdom to transform knowledge into action and character.
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Henry van Dyke
A&a
Memorial Day Observance Declared by Pennsylvania G A R
Announcement from the Department of Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic Philadelphia order No 10 urges fitting observance of Memorial Day. It recalls John A Logan's 1868 proposal to consecrate May 30th, calls for flowers and visits to graves, and urges conduct reflecting love of country and respect for the fallen. By command Department Commander Powell and Assistant Adjutant General Suydam.
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Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia
John A. Logan
Union
Logan
William T. Powell
Chas A. Suydam
Rev Stratton Returns From General Conference
Reverend J. L. Stratton and Mrs. Stratton returned to Croton Avenue M E Church Baltimore Md where they attended the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church He will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday.
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J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue
M. E
Holiness Association Tent Meeting Set for June 11 21
The New Castle Holiness Association announces its annual tent meeting on Neshannock Avenue from June 11 to 21. Rev. J. L. Brasher and Rev. Andrew Johnson will preach in a John Wesley type gospel with refined conduct. Music will be led by J. M. Harris, M. J. Harris, W. H. Locke, and Earl Williams, promising strong singing. Executive committee includes President George W. Clutton and Secretary Rev. L. E. Canby with a list of officers and helpers.
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New Castle
J. M
M. J. Harris
W. H. Locke
Earl Williams
George W. Clutton
L. E. Canby
Robert M. Hainer
M. 8. Margquin
I. E. George
A. E. Dennis
Harry Huston
Charles Ashton
Charles J. Hoskins
T. P. Hamilton
W. H. Nerry
Arguments Over Vulcan Foundry Sale in Bankruptcy Court
Bankruptcy court hearings focus on exceptions to claim allowances for watchmen and insurance tied to the Vulcan Foundry sale. The property, bought from Receiver Baldwin by parties for about 14000, is mortgaged for 50000 and may reopen operations once confirmed. Once a leading city foundry, it is described as well equipped for precision work.
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Vulcan Foundry
Charles L. Baldwin
Joseph Kaufman
Electrical Committee Approves Large April Lighting Bill
The New Castle Electric Company billed $1 903.33 for April street lighting. The electrical committee approved the charge after discussion, bringing total department spending for April to $2 012 82 with other supply bills.
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Electrical Committee of Councils
New Castle Electric Company
Police Watch Stolen Horse Heads Toward City
Chief Gilmore reports Butler police alerted to a horse theft from Butler. Authorities expect the animal to be moving toward this city and are watching routes for its return.
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Gilmore
Butler Police Department
Union Telephone 896 X. Du Shané and Clare P Real Estate
Union Telephone 896 X. Du Shané and Clare P. Real Estate located at 59 E. Washington St. are involved in a local business listing or notice. The brief item notes addresses and party names in a historic newspaper snippet.
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Union Telephone
X. du Shané
Clare P
Made It A Life Study Hem-Roid Proves Internal Cause Of Piles
Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska declares piles stem from internal bad circulation and presents Hem-Roid as an internal remedy. He reports 98 percent cure across 1000 cases and offers an iron clad money back guarantee. Available for $1 at J F Neeley New Castle Pa or by mail from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
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