Eve Evening Except The News Company listing details
The News Company at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley is described as a partnership of Mrs. George E. ooacete and Fred L. Rentz with L. Rentz as manager. Contact info includes Bell and Citizens telephones and office lines. Subscriptions offered is weekly ten cents, yearly five dollars. daily mail three dollars. Notices request correspondence to The News Com New Castle Pa rather than individuals.
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the News Company
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Wells
Sheatz as anti Penrose candidate urged for Pennsylvania Senate
A public letter argues State Treasurer Sheatz is the strongest anti Penrose choice to challenge Senator Penrose in Pennsylvania. It credits his record of independence, distrust by the Penrose ring, and potential to unite anti Penrose forces across counties and cities.
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Penrose
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York
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Philadelphia
Allebeny Legisaltors
Representa
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
United States
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Mr Carnegie Urges True Tariff Reform to Aid Industry
The New York World reports that Mr. Carnegie argues for selective protective duties to develop new industries, then gradual abolition once trials succeed, while ensuring national safety. he claims U S steel is cheaper to produce and needs no protection, and his principles should guide a revision of the Dingley schedules.
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Carnegie
Congress
New York World
Umpire Sues For Back Salary In Easthampton Case
New York report says Jerry Hunting the umpire seeks $47.50 as two years of wages from Easthampton baseball club after officials deny funds. Club says treasury empty and only asset is a newspaper clipping noting the team’s Eastern Long Island championship win over Far Rockaways.
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Jerry Hunting
Easthampton
Sag Harbor
Jerry
Long Island
Far Rockaways
Winter primaries unlikely in city election year
The winter uniform primaries are set for Saturday January 23 with the spring election on February 16. Officials doubt the primaries will be observed here as nominations proceed by filing papers and voters favor scrapping the cost. County commissioners and a majority of voters share the view that winter primaries are a needless expense.
Thanksgiving Hymn On Bounty By Edward Everett Hale
Poem praising divine providence for abundant crops and food sources. It thanks God for wheat corn fish flesh fowl ice fruit and seasonal fruitfulness and ends with a benediction to all his children for daily bread.
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Edward Everett Hale
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Poem Note in Herald
A fragmentary poem note from the New York Herald mentions twinkle star lines and a playful doubt about earthly diamonds and a potential uncle who could explain if the star were to fall.
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New York Herald
Roosevelt asks farmers thirteen questions about country life
A historical list presents President Roosevelt's inquiries on housing education farm income rail service mail banking stewardship and social life. The questions probe community warmth schooling, earnings, services, hired help, women’s mobility, and local improvement ideas.
Taft Cannon clash shapes party fate in 1912 talks
The North American argues Taft must confront Cannon to thwart congressional obstruction. It praises Taft as a principled patriot and urges decisive action to avoid endorsing Cannonism, warning that failure could empower Aldrich and allied leaders and undermine Roosevelt’s policies.
New Castle Man Arrested for Drunkenness and Concealed Weapon
Mike Stenovitch of New Castle was arrested Monday night in Youngstown for intoxication and carrying a loaded revolver. He said he carried the gun for protection after being attacked in New Castle neighborhoods en route to work, and he was fined $1 and costs.
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Mike Stenovitch
Youngstown
Local Man Claims cousin status to Enrico Caruso
Youngstown resident Carmine Caruso, a steel plant laborer from the East end, says he is a cousin of the famed tenor Enrico Caruso. He recalls playing in Italian fields with the singer in his youth and shows no alarm at the claim.
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Carmine Caruso
Carmine
Enrico Caruso
East End
Italy
Machinists Plan District Mass Meetings in Various Cities
The Machinists union of Youngstown will hold a series of mass meetings in Niles Warren Sharon Greenville Alliance Canton Akron Ellwood and this city with national officers speaking to strengthen the organization.
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Niles
Warren
Sharon
Greenville
Alliance
Canton
Akrog
Ellwood
Reforming Farms And Thanksgiving Jokes Across Papers
Farmers push absurd reforms from hens laying by eye to cows not swishing tails while weather turning rain on. Washington Star notes Thanksgiving humor and rail, with Miss Melinda Garter wedding plans in Bridesville. Philadelphia and Wisconsin items add city views and jokes on prizefights.
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Weather Bureau
Washington Star
Bridesville
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Alexander Boardman
Philadelphia
North American
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