News Company of New Castle Pa Publishes Daily Paper
The News Company of New Castle Pa announces the Evening Edition at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. Ownership shared by Mrs Ben Treadwell and L Rentz with L Rentz as manager. Subscriptions listed: Daily 20c weekly 1 year 5 dollars, daily by mail 3 dollars a year. Reader notices invite county correspondence.
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Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
Ben Treadwell
L. Rentz
L. Rents
Welle
C.c.cee
Madstor
Reading
Taft Sherman Ticket and Local Office Slates
National ticket lists Taft and Sherman from Ohio and New York with state and local races including Superior Court Judge Porter Congressional District Tener Assembly Wallace Reynolds Treasurer Agnew Prothonotary Andrews and three commissioners Pitts McMillin with three auditors Long Young.
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Superior Court
William D. Porter
Congressional
Robert L. Wallace
Walter&. Reynolds
William E. Agnew
Charles H. Andrews
John F. Pitts
James A. M’millin
J. 8. Long
M. W. Young
Issues the Parties Stand For
The piece argues that New York and Ohio dominate the 1908 election, with Taft likely to win New York and Hughes facing anti temperance and wagering opposition. It notes the Personal Liberty league backing Harris in Ohio and the saloon interests pressuring Hughes, while Republicans push moral uplift and oppose corporation influence.
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New York
White House
New York World
Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Ohio
Foraker
Personal Liberty League of Ohio
Judson Harmon
Harris
Newa
Political loyalty tested by party and reform
The text argues voters lack moral resolve and should push for better government. It claims Hughes deserves beating and the Republican party deserves defeat if it compromises with opposition to Hughes. It extends the point to Ohio, saying Harris and Republicans would rather lose than align with saloon interests.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Ohio
Harris
Councils Move to Investigate Police Amid Mayor Veto Fallout
The New Castle councils push a resolution to probe the police department citing James Deskin's resignation as lieutenant. City statutes place police operation under the mayor, and critics blame the mayoral veto for easing the investigation motion.
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New Castle
James Deskin
Minneapolis Labor Leaders Split Over Bryan Backing
Fifteen leading Minneapolis union men sign resolutions opposing Bryan methods and predict labor voters will independently back the Republican nominee. One quoted member says opposition inflates labor support for Bryan clubs and that not all laboring men join them.
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Minneapolis
Bryan Clubs
Indian Summer Jokes and Civic Quips from The Times
A collage of light verse and small town anecdotes from The Times echoes with hints of Indian summer, jokes about hats, ghosts, and stage money. It weaves social quirks, scams, romances, and a garbled teachers’ speech into a slice of era life.
Wrights Ambition to Build Flying Machine
Wilbur Wright predicts he and his brother will develop a heavier-than-air craft that can soar high and travel swiftly without an electric propeller. He cites added wings as key to perfecting flight and has publicly pledged greater aeroplane development, noting past wild predictions were once made.
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Wilbur Wright
Wright
Enthusiastic Democrats Aid Bryan With Large Currency Gift
A Bryan contribution notes strong Democratic zeal. An enthusiast sent $6,000 in currency to Democratic headquarters in Chicago, described as Confederate money rather than stock certificates from Standard Oil or Carnegie Steel.
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Chicago
Bryan
Standard Oil
Carnegie Steel Corporation
Mary Sat Upon a Pin and Showed Imitation
A brief Chicago Tribune line notes Mary’s calm exterior masking mixed sincerity and imitation in her demeanor.
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Mary
Chicago Tribune
Dame Fashion Forces Women Into Painful Styles
A reporter surveys fashion culture as osteopaths chiropodists and hairdressers condemn tight collars high boned corsets French heels and heavy hats. They warn of goiter headaches fallen arches baldness and other injuries from extreme dress and beauty practices.
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Madame Mode
Ottawa County votes wet in historic Ohio election
Ottawa County bucked the trend as the wets won by a slim 145 vote margin. The statewide pattern shows three counties voting wet and 31 remaining dry under Ohio local option elections.
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Ohio
Ottawa County
Desertion charge nets U S Army official on train
Major M C Tucker quartermaster general of the United States Army was arrested on a Wabash train in Decatur Illinois on a charge of deserting his wife daughter of the late John A Logan He was too ill to be moved and agreed to return to Chicago without requisition papers He was accompanied by a woman and a nurse with two servants claiming they were en route to Hot Springs from Mt Clemens The warrant had been outstanding but held until Tucker could be captured in Illinois
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Decatur, Ill
M. C. Tucker
United States Army
John A. Logan
Chicago
Tucker
Debating at First Baptist Men's League on Liquor Traffic
Dr. H. J. Whalen and J. J. Dean will lead opposite sides in a debate at 7 30 p m Thursday. The gathering welcomes all denominations and aims to discuss whether hard times are chiefly caused by the liquor traffic with Whalen affirming and Dean denying.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
J. J. Dean
Men's League
The
the Baptist Church
League
Book agents at the teachers institute report thriving business
Arbor day and New Castle's big Republican rally set for October 23. Students plan Halloween pranks. New Bedford United Presbyterians begin their centennial celebration tomorrow. The Round Table of school superintendents and principals from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio meet in Sharon on November 13 and 14. Butler officials move into a remodeled courthouse.
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New Castle
New Bedford United Presbyterians
Round
Western
Pennsylvania
Eastern
Ohio
Sharon
Special Service at Reformed Church Tomorrow
Dr J M Wylie of Greeley Colorado will preach at the Reformed Presbyterian church on The Altar Sanctifieth the Gift. The service is one of the preparations for the communion next Sunday.
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. M. Wylie
Greeley, Colo
Parisian Sage Promises Beautiful Hair For All Women
A metropolitan appeal promotes Parisian Sage hair tonic as affordable luxury for all women. Geo. W. Clutton offers large bottles at 60 cents with a two week guarantee against dandruff and itching, promising thicker shinier hair.
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New York
America
Geo. W. Clutton
Prosperous Times Reported In Wampum Growth Boosts Local Economy
Clyde Conn, formerly with the Pennsylvania at Lawrence Junction and now in Hotel Conn management at Wampum, said New Castle visitors saw Wampum riding a wave of prosperity. He noted cement plants running full and robust commercial business, signaling improvement for citizens.
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Clyde Conn
The
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Junction
Conn
Wampum
New Castle
Organ Recital Set for Sharon Dedication
October 22 designated for the dedication of the new 2500 dollar pipe organ in the First M E church at Sharon. Peter LeSeuer of London will perform the recital honoring the event.
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M. E
Sharon
Peter LeSeuer
London
Pioneer Dead After Home Incident
Rebecca Jackson aged 83 is reported dead at her home near Hubbard. Authorities described the death as a residential incident and are continuing initial inquiries.
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Rebecca Jackson
Hubbard
Real Estate Transfers Due in Local Market
Clare P. DuShane transfers property to John OP Smith in the Fourth ward for 4500 dollars. Casaday Biddle sells to Bully Ann Shan non in Mahoning for 1 dollar. Frank 8 Hill to Andrew Dieterle Second ward 1 dollar. George W. Johnston to James C. Bryan Second ward 1 dollar. Samuel A. Gill to M. Ella Gill Hickory 1 dollar. Sara E Gill to M Ella Gill Hickory 1 dollar. Harry L Aily to New Castle Real Estate company Third ward 1 dollar. William H Blews to Reginald A Bailey Fourth ward 3600 dollars.
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Clare P. DuShane
John OP
Smith
Casaday Biddle
Ann Shannon
Mahoning
Frank
Hill
Andrew Dieterle
George W. Johnston
James C. Bryan
Samuel A. Gill
M. Ella Gill
Hickory
Sara E., Gill
Harry L. Aily
New Castle Real Estate Company
Third Ward
William H. Blews
Reginald A. Bailey
Fourth Ward
Weat Foundry at Sharpsville Resumes After Idle Weeks
The Thomas D. Weat foundry in Sharpsville resumed operations on Tuesday after several weeks of idleness, signaling a return to work for its workforce and production line.
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Thomas D. Weat
Sharpsville
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Tony Ross
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Winter Bros
Teachers’ Institute
Butler
Court House
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Herb D. McGoun
D. McGoun
U.S
East
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Bell Phone
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Glare P. Dushane
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