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Published every evening except Sunday the News Company at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. Owners The News Company a partnership including Mrs. George E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz. Manager Welle editor notices: all checks money orders drafts and communications go to The News Company New Castle Pa not to individuals.
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Apple Alley
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George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
L. Rentz
Welle
Notich
New Castle
Crowded Schools Prompt Cautious New Castle Plan
The New Castle board of education weighs limits of a $300,000 high school while facing crowded ward schools. Trustee Mr. Johns backs careful consideration of adding an East side ward school. Directors vow to conserve funds to allow necessary ward additions or new buildings as required.
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New Castle
Johns
Midland Steel to restart furnaces after political forecast
The Midland Steel company plans to resume all furnaces in a few days, following a survey of the political outlook that anticipates a Taft victory. The return would boost coal use and railroad work, benefiting thousands of workers in Beaver County and nearby Lawrence County as limestone quarries near Mt. Jackson resume operations.
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Midland Steel Company
William Jennings Bryan
Midland Company
Beaver
Ohio River
Mt. Jackson
Taft
Beaver County
Lawrence County
Bryan Scheme Carried Further in North Dakota Op Ed
The Rugby Opti mist editor promotes extending Bryan's guaranteed deposits idea to business. He imagines forming a Hooppole township bank with three thousand dollars capital, growing deposits to a hundred thousand, and joining a pledge fund. He envisions Bankers paying deposits and a flashy exit with a concealed diamond.
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Rugby
North Dakota
William Jennings Bryan
Hooppole
Board of Trade
Democratic
Guaranteeing business and its plunderous promises
The writer rails against a system of universal guarantees by trusts and wealthy backers. They warn that while investors and corporations would shelter losses through a vast guarantee fund, ordinary people would bear the burden, as the easy money scheme would hollow out accountability and fairness.
City health officers defend sewer connection ordinance
Health officers McCandless and Thayer report that beyond finishing inspections of outside nuisances they have condemned 1100 privies to the sanitary sewer and begun connections. They warn misinformed residents that law requires connection when directed, with fines of 2 to 50 dollars and possible jail time for noncompliance.
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McCandless and Thayer
Health Department
Prohibition Week and Local Openings Highlight Week
Short items note Jack Frost as artist, cider flavor curiosity, the Cline apartment nearing completion on Pearson, and Taft banner drawing attention. Prohibitionists expect a busy week while farmers aid the Sharon hungry and Mercer county farmers contribute. School term ends in a week as merchants prepare openings at Princeton station and Long avenue.
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Jack Frost
Cline
Pearson Street
Lawrence County
Mercer County
Sharon
J. S. Stoner
Wallace Avenue
Princeton Station
T. B. Smith
Croton Avenue
Long Avenue
Trades Assembly Delegates Take Notice
The assembly will meet in regular session Wednesday evening to decide whether to send delegates to the upcoming American Federation of Labor convention. Full attendance of all delegates is earnestly desired.
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American Federation of Labor
Trades Assembly
Handel Oratorio Society Eyes Star Guests At New Castle Coliseum
The Handel Oratorio Society plans to lease the remodeled Coliseum as a concert hall and pursue appearances by Mme Schumann Heinek the Pittsburg Orchestra and the Dresden Philharmonic. Officials say 1908 09 programs will astonish New Castle music lovers with world class singers players and orchestras and a new music hall may rise if public support continues. The society resumes meetings next Monday and aims for affordable concert pricing to attract all music fans.
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Handel Oratorio Society
Mme. Schumann- Heinek
Pittsburg
Dresden
New Castle
Mme. Schumann-Heinek
Paul Browne Patterson
Hints and Dints and Balkan News in One Page
A collage of verse and wit from the Washington Post and local pages. Notes on a no bath week and committee life mix with Balkan tensions and Ohio saloon talk. A New Castle visit by Fish hints at local option questions as a New East Liverpool tragedy follows a dry county vote.
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In letting public contracts for marble coal or wool the lowest bidder gets it if no one has a pull. Inspector Buzzard after picture shown in Youngstown. Farmers taking precautions to avoid shot from hunters. Black coffee removes onion breath and can counter drunken sense. Cleveland church hires business manager to oversee affairs. Balloon ascensions speaker not highly regarded. Halloween practice begins. Ohio votes dry by local option and temperance groups oppose local options.
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Chicago News
Cleveland
Synod Meeting Set for Beaver October 15
Presbyterian ministers from Pittsburgh and Shenango presbytery will attend the Pennsylvania Synod gathering at First Presbyterian Church in Beaver starting October 15. The opening session at 7 30 p m will feature the retiring moderator Dr David S Kennedy of Pittsburg delivering the annual sermon. Shenango presbytery plans to send three ministers and three elders as delegates with other presbyteries present. The boundary change proposal for Shenango presbytery is expected to be decided.
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Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Beaver
David S. Kennedy
Pittsburg
Shenango
Shenango Presbytery
Barn Fire Ravages Vernon Township Farm in Greenville
Fire caused by hunters' carelessness destroys the L. J. Burch barn on the Gable farm in Vernon township Mixture of timber and fences burned. Volunteers battle a second blaze at Henry Smith farm as crews respond to growing flames.
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Greenville
L. J. Burch
Gable
Vernon Township
Henry Smith
Dr. Hiram E. Zimmerman Laid To Rest In Mt Jackson
Mt Jackson mourns long serving physician Dr Hiram E Zimmerman laid to rest in Mt Jackson cemetery after funeral at his home. Westfield Presbyterian pastor Rev R E Porter led services with Rev J S Dice and a Westfield choir quartet performing. Zimmerman lived in Mt Jackson 54 years married Emily Koonce who died 32 years ago.
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Hiram E. Zimmerman
Mt. Jackson
R. E. Porter
Westfield Presbyterian Church
J. S. Dice
Bethel U. P
Porter
Zimmerman
Westfield
Wylie Brewster
Belle Gibson
William Woods
C. M. Porter
D. M. Clark
R. M. Gibson
Emily Koonce
Jimmy Lee Retained as Coliseum Manager in New York
Jimmy Lee will not leave the Coliseum as manager of the Edwin Mozart vaudeville circuit. Stockholders and James Mooney met to keep Lee in control, praising his remodeling and crowd support. Edwin Mozart plans a conference Wednesday to decide future action on Lee’s permanent position.
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Jimmy Lee
Coliseum
Edwin Mozart
New York
James Mooney
Lee
Mozart
Tin Workers Notice For Meeting At Fidelis Hall
All employees of the hot mills of the New Castle tin mill are requested to attend a meeting in Fidelis hall on Washington street Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Business of importance will be up for consideration. COMMITTER.
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New Castle
Fidelis Hall
Washington Street
Diller Arrested at Penn Township Drilling Site
J H Minsted of Washington PA overpowered drilling crewman Jick Flasher at a Penn township oil well and placed him in irons after the man stooped over the engine. The arrest halted operations at the Nixon station site while another driller was found. Flasher is allegedly wanted in Washington County on a serious charge by a young woman.
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J. H. Minsted
Washington
Jick Flasher
Penn Township
Butler Eagle
Flasher
Nixon Station
Pittsburg
Butler
Washington County
Child Burned While Helping Grandmother in Greenville
Eight year old Mary Gunter, daughter of Harry Gunter, suffered severe burns when her dress caught fire while helping at her grandmother’s sickbed. Fire overwhelmed her clothing as she lifted a kettle from the stove, and she may die from the injuries.
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Greenville
Mary Gunter
Harry Gunter
Elks lodge plans benefit for families of two fallen firemen
The Youngstown lodge of Elks organizes a benefit entertainment to aid the families of two firemen killed Friday. The event seeks community support and charitable donations to assist dependents and cover funeral expenses.
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The
Youngstown Lodge of Elks
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