Ownes The News Company Partnership Notice
A short notice describes a partnership named Ownes The News Company formed by Mrs George B hy and OS Bocage Fred L Rentz with offices in New Castle Pennsylvania. It invites public notices subscriptions and correspondence mentioning address directing payments to The News Company New Castle.
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Ownes the News Company
George B Hy
A and
OS Bocage
Fred L. Rentz
Ae Bort Wells
New Castle
Taxable Deadbeats Targeted By City Treasurer Duff
City Treasurer Charles Duff vows to force tax payments in New Castle, aiming at exoneration seekers and political operatives. He may enlist Sheriff Waddington and jailers if needed, while exempting the elderly with no means of livelihood. Taxpayers back Duff to curb perceived political influence.
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Charles Duff
New Castle
Duff
Waddington
Wampum Visitors Share Weekend in Area
Wampum D E Orris was a business visitor in New Castle Saturday. Mrs Madie Stapf was guest of Mrs John McAnlis of New Castle Sunday. Miss Lenora and Demeris Orris spent Saturday with Pittsburg friends. John Reynolds of Mahoningtown circulated among Wampum residents recently. William Fye and George Moody visited Sharon friends Sunday. Thomas McGrath and daughter Mary of Salem visited McGrath brothers Sunday. David Morrow of Pittsburg and family visited his parents Sunday. Martin Ritz and wife visited sister Mrs Stevenson in Allegheny Saturday. Ed Garvin of New Castle spent Sunday with Garbo parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob Al.
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D. E. Orris
New Castle
Madie Stapf
John McAnlis
Lenora
Demeris Orris
Pittsburg
John Reynolds
Mahoningtown
William Fye
George Moody
Sharon
Thomas McGrath
Mary
Salem
David Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Martin Ritz
Mrs. Ritz
Stevenson
Allegheny
Ed Garvin
Alpha M Brown Receives Cadillac Thirty Model
Alpha M. Brown today took delivery of the Cadillac Thirty 1909 model. He ordered the car October 1 and was told only 10,000 would be produced at 1400 dollars, making Brown among the early purchasers. He predicts the car will be popular next season and expects many machines this winter ready for spring delivery.
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Alpha M. Brown
Theompany
Brown
Will A
Ammunition allotments for National Guard by state
The War Department announces the 1908 act based ammunition allotment for the National Guard. Total funds 643124 divided by state per enlisted strength led by New York with 13800 and 80135. New Mexico smallest with 243 enlisted men receiving 1635. Tables list each state by enlistment and allocated amount.
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Washington, D. C
Division of Militia Affairs
War Department
New York
New Mexico
Personal notices and visits in Butler area
Local notes list births and visits among residents: a son for Mr and Mrs Wilfred Eakin of Allen street. Hiram Woods of Chestnut street visited friends in Butler. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ira Rudolph of North Bay street. Mr and Mrs William Fehl of Chestnut street spent Sunday in Evans City. Miss Helen Rhodes of Neshannock avenue confined at home. Miss Effie Hartsuff of Butler visiting aunt Mrs Mary Johnson of Croton avenue. May and Norma Pitzer of Agnew street returned from Beaver Falls. Mrs William Daggett returned home from visit with her mother Mrs Albert Butler of Sharon. Miss Conant of Hiram, Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs T W Phillips and Mrs Charles Johnson of Highland avenue. Miss Bessie Kratz, Pittsburg schools physical culture instructor, visiting Mrs J W Bryson of Sheridan avenue. Miss Hazel Wilson of Centennial street back from Chicago. Mrs Frank Sterling of Akron visiting her mother Mrs Pardick on Mahoning road and sister Mrs Nile Powell of North Jefferson street. new houses of George Massie and Robert Allen on Chestnut street nearly completed. Charles Rhodes finished a brick residence at Pittsburg and Chestnut streets.
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Gorn
Wilfred Eakin
Allen Street
Hiram Woods
Chestnut Street
Butler
Ira Rudolph
North Bay Street
William Fehl
Evans City
Helen Rhodes
Neshannock Avenue
Effie Hartsuff
Mary Johnson
Croton Avenue
May
Norma Pitzer
Agnew Street
Beaver Falls
William Daggett
Albert Butler
Sharon
Miss Conant
Hiram, C
T. W. Phillips
Charles Johnson
Highland Avenue
Bessie Kratz
Pittsburg
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Hazel Wilson
Centennial Street
Chicago
Mrs May Fortney Improves After Illness at Mechanic Street
Mrs May Fortney of 19 Mechanic street who has been ill for five weeks and was thought near death Friday evening shows some improvement. Doctors anticipate she may need an operation shortly.
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May Fortney
Mechanic Street
Autumn hints and dints in playful verse
A compilation of light poems and wry observations from Chicago News and other sources. It parodies sports fans, political figures, and social trends with humorous asides about marriage, weather, credit, and public figures. The items hint at entertainment and current events of the era.
Football Morals Question From Harvard Professor
A Harvard college professor argues football harms morals unless players keep their morals out of the game. The New York Evening Sun notes the old Turk under cover and the Young Turk called in as context.
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New York Evening Sun
Harvard
New Castle Italian Band Promises Nationally Noted Talent
Rev Father DeMita of St Vitus church says Arthur D Orsi conductor of New Castle Italian band is destined to rival Creatore. The band under Prof D Orsi performs Thursday before a St Vitus drama with works by Donizetti Mascagni and others in a freshly lit church hall.
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St. Vitus’ Church
Arthur D’orsi
New Castle
Creatore
D’orsi
Zampa
Cavilera Rusticana
tSiplemaendalaes
Donizetti the Dramatic Society
Mascagni
D'Orsi
Sidney
Rev H J Whalen at Sharon Church
The Rev H J Whalen of the First Baptist Church of New Castle preached at Sharon Church on Sunday in Rev A F Purkiss absence. He spoke on Vital Causes for Thanksgiving, arguing there are real reasons to be thankful despite the economic downturn. The sermon was forcible and the large congregation was pleased.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church of
New Castle
A. F. Purkiss
Sharon
Pittsburg
Justified Mine Strike in Butler Mercer District
A commission reports the miners strike in the Butler Mercer district was justified. It cites the Filer interests at Pardoe and Grove City resisting agreements, weights checks, and contract obligations, urging continued strike and seeking international financial support.
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Butler- Mercer
Pardoe
Grove City
Filer Company
Diamond
New Diamond
Filer
Must Prove Sex Before Marriage In Paris Case
In Paris a couple seeks permission to marry after discovering Mile Eugenie is recorded as male. The birth certificate shows a male sex at registry, despite the girl's conduct and the minister’s feminine name. Authorities deny the claim. the parents must pursue legal steps to have Eugenie recognized as female for marriage.
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Paris
Mile
Bugente
Eugenie
Deaths of John H. Streeter in Youngstown area
John Horace Streeter died last evening at his Scott street home. Born March 24, 1858 in New Castle, Pa., he lived in Youngstown since childhood. He worked in government service, coal business, and was chief clerk at the Ohio Steel plant. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Howard Parker and Miss Mabel Streeter, two brothers Charles Grant of Kansas and James of Cleveland. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from his residence. Oak Hill cemetery burial. He was a prominent Elk and led Wood street clubhouse duties.
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John Horace Streeter
Scott Street
Youngstown
New Castle
C. B. Streeter
Horace
Ohio Steel Plant
Funeral Rites for Edward Shatzer Held at Home
Funeral services for Edward Shatzer were conducted yesterday at 3 p.m. from his mother's residence on Reynolds Street. The Rev G B Phillips of Grace M E church led the ceremony. Relatives and railroad colleagues sent many floral tributes. Pallbearers were railroad workers M A Coulter Nick Green C F McCandless J L Malien cell George Arrow and Aaron Perry. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
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Edward Shatzer
Reynolds Street
G. 8. W. Phillips
Grace M. E. Church
M. A. Coulter
Nick Green
C. F. McCandless
J. L. Maliocell
George Arrow
Aaron Perry
Greenwood Cemetery
Youngstown Men Arrested Over Burn Attack Incident
Dominic Faso and Ira Grim of Youngstown are under arrest after investigators say they placed lit waste under a sleeping foreigner causing serious burns. Police report details remain limited and charges are pending.
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Dominic Faso
Ira Grim
Youngstown
Freight Thieves Take Small Haul From Railroad Car
Thieves broke into a freight car on a railroad siding Sunday night and stole a tagged Syracuse Indiana delivery chair, a box of merchandise, and emptied another box without taking its contents. Tubetown officers and railroad detectives pursued the case after a man was seen near the car and later returning to take items.
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B., R. & P Railroad
Syracuse
Indiana
Tubetown
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