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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
4
Corey pledges Sharon mills reopen if Taft wins election
A Sharon dispatch says W E Corey promises immediate mill resumption after a favorable Taft victory. He cites United States Steel and Midland Steel as evidence, arguing business retrenchment would ease if Taft is elected and Bryan defeats him, with 4000 idle Sharon steel workers noted.
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Sharon
W. E. Corey
Sharon Mills
Taft
William W. Walls
Sharon Board of Trade
New York
Corey
Shenango Valley
New Castle
Midland Steel Company
Mt. Jackson
Midland
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Bryan
Cleveland
Shenango
Guffey Swats Haskell in Democratic Ranks
Col James Guffey openly assails Senator Haskell amid party infighting as President Roosevelt draws attention to Haskell responsibilities. Haskell defends himself after charges of favoring Standard Oil are debated within the party.
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Andere
Bryan
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Hearst
Taft
Monnett
Coleader
Col
James Guffey
Guffey Denies Ties to Roosevelt and Standard Oil
Guffey says Haskell's claim he discussed Osage oil leases with President Roosevelt is false. He notes he met Roosevelt only once, at a 1902 reception in Pittsburg, and denies any connection to Standard Oil for over 30 years. He counters accusations of being an emissary for the oil trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
Bryan
Denver
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Hints and Dints From a Mere Man
A collection of quips and short items from Washington Herald style chatter touching fashion pumps chewing over politics and public life. A Cleveland beer tale and a Minneapolis school board bribe confession surface among other pithy lines and regional notes.
New Castle Y M C A Directors Hold Annual Session
The New Castle Y M C A reorganized its salaried officers at a recent annual meeting. New secretary Hoover and new physical director Waldorf have begun duties, while R R Potter, formerly department secretary, becomes assistant secretary with a salary increase. A E Dennis, re-elected religious work secretary, will also lead the boys department. Five salaried staff were previously in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Potter
Association
A. E. Dennis
Religious Work, and Boys’ Work Department
The
New Castle Y. M. C. A
Four Departments Merge Under Dennis Leadership
Last year four departments merged and are now headed by Mr Dennis. The upcoming Sunday religious meeting will feature Rev William Hudnut of First Presbyterian Church Youngstown as speaker. Election returns on November 3 will be received at association headquarters via a private wire with a special operator.
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Dennis
William Hudnut
First Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
Association
Donation by Butler Steel Car Co. to local hospital
The standard Steel Car company of Butler donated 5000 dollars to the Butler hospital. County commissioners seek bids for printing official ballots. Prohibs remain the sole active party in Lawrence county as others bustle. Farmers anticipate hard corn husking without more rain. Weather experts call this Indian summer. Apples flood eastern state markets as dealers refrain from buying. Philadelphia decorative displays cost between 300000 and 500000 dollars. Hickory nut crops expected to be good. Cambridge Springs to start free mail delivery January 1, 1909. West Salem township farmers unite to ban hunting for ten years.
Reception for Pastor and Family at Epworth Church
The Epworth M. E. church congregation hosts a reception Thursday from 8 to 10 p.m. in the church to honor the new pastor Dr. A. R. Rich and his family. Ladies of the congregation organize the event with a musical program and brief speeches.
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Epworth M. EB. Church
A. R. Rich
Resolutions on Magill Leaving Pastor of Second United Presby Church
At a regular meeting of the Men's league of the Second United Presbyterian church citizens unanimously adopted resolutions praising Rev. Andrew Magill for over three years of pastoral service. They note his call from seminary in May 1905 and his harmony with the congregation, leadership, and efforts toward moral, social, and political improvement. The group expresses regret, offers prayers, and wishes success in his new field, requesting minutes include the resolutions and a copy to Magill.
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Men’s League
Second United Presbyterian Church
Providence of God
Andrew Magill
Magill
Men's League
Marriage Licenses and Local Social Notes
William Budd Behrer of New Castle and Minnie M. Wilson of New Castle filed for marriage licenses. Antoinetta Bartolone of Hillsville also listed. Mrs. Thomas Nye and daughter Mytrie of Sharon have returned after a visit in the city.
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William Budd Behrer
New Castle
Minnie M. Wilson
Hillsville
Antoinetta Bartolone
Thomas Nye
Mytrie
Sharon
Thie City
Deaths of the Day William A. Davis
William A. Davis, 73, died at home from a complication of diseases after nearly two years of illness. Born in Merther Fydril, South Wales on December 6, 1834, he emigrated to America in 1879 and settled in Oil City in 1882. He leaves a widow and brother Edwin Davis of New Castle. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. William A. Broadhurst. interment Grove Hill cemetery under Odd Fellows lodge.
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William A. Davis
Bissell Avenue
Gay Street
Oil City
Merther Fydril
South Wales
America
Foresters Lodge of America
Pittsburg
Oil City Lodge
Edwin Davis
New Castle
William A. Broadhurst
First Presbyterian Church
Grove Hill Cemetery
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Funeral rites held for Mrs Clara B Wolfe of Salem Ohio
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the church of the Evangelical Association on South Jefferson Street for Mrs Clara B Wolfe wife of Fred Wolfe who died at her Salem home. The service was led by Rev Tiersch and Rev Ashbaugh with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Rev Wendt Dr Woerner Carl Barth and Carl Hoch.
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Church of the Evangelical Association
South Jefferson Street
Clara B. Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
Salem
Tiersch
Ashbaugh
Greenwood Cemetery
Wendt
Woerner
Carl Barth
Carl Hoch
Death of Mrs Rankin in Lackawannock Township
Mrs Amanda M Rankin dies at 74 in Lackawannock township near Sharon. Survived by daughters Mrs John M Shipler Topeka Kan Mrs C Fostetter Pulaski Mrs John Herrshaft Brooklyn NY Mrs George H Wilson Burgettstown Mrs George Stewart Lackawannock township and Mrs William Leinberger Cleveland. Time of Funeral. The funeral of Mrs Mary McGraw of Emerson avenue will be
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Amanda M. Rankin
Lackawannock Township
Sharon
John M. Shipler
Topeka
Kan
C. Fostetter
Pulaski
John Herrshaft
Brooklyn
N. Y
George H. Wilson
Burgettstown
George Stewart
William Leinberger
Cleveland
Mary McGraw
Emerson Avenue
Tag Day Set by Young Women's Christian Association
Workers prepare for a citywide tag day on October 17 to raise funds for the Young Women's Christian Association. About three hundred tags have been ordered and will be carried by young women throughout the city, encouraging contributions with no required amount.
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The
Young Women’s Christ‘ian Association
Ipay
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