Bettianes Evening Corner Notice
Local notice at Sycamore Street and Apple Alley announces Bettianes weekly events every evening except by THE NEWS COMee.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
4
Local notice at Sycamore Street and Apple Alley announces Bettianes weekly events every evening except by THE NEWS COMee.
Analysis argues supporters of Bryan misread employer warnings on jobs and markets as coercion. It notes wage earners align with or against such statements, rejects a conscience vote boundary, and recalls Bryan’s 1896 pledge politics. The piece contrasts self interest with ethics and critiques Taft’s impact on industry and depression claims.
The Philadelphia North American argues that business confidence favors Taft's election over Bryan. It cites orders for $500,000 of goods with cancellation clauses if Bryan wins, noting not politics but practical firm plans. It warns Bryan could bring doubt and disruption, while Taft offers experienced, ethical leadership and better economic prospects.
The piece comments on a repeated Republican meeting and ongoing rain in Ohio. It notes a disliked low awning on the Pittsburg street bridge and mentions Bryan as a favorite in the Salt River regatta. Mayor Lusk is urged to respond to public demands and Sharon opposes a garbage plant while New Castle residents complain about waste disposal.
A Washington Star quip sheet mocks autumn musings about banks and poets. It recalls a Pittsburgh man finding a $1000 pearl in an oyster and Roosevelt turning 50. It also notes a New York doctor suing his mother-in-law after she shot him.
A historical survey tracing socialism from ancient communistic ideas to modern Marxist theory. It covers key thinkers like Proudhon and Marx, the growth of German social democracy, and the spread of socialist labor movements in the United States led by Debs and the Socialist Labor Party.
The notice touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed dandruff cure that stops itching, promotes new hair growth, and leaves hair soft. Geo W Clutton promises a two week money back guarantee and even offers a large cattle sale for 50 cents if it fails.
The remark contrasts replacing electricity with steam as a metaphor for society and politics. It criticizes a demagogue who confuses core principles with superficial speech and lacks understanding of political economy.
Public sale set for October 29 1908 at 3 p m on the premises northeast corner of Arlington avenue and Randolph street New Castle Fourth ward Lawrence county Pennsylvania. Describes Lot 50 with two story frame dwelling improvements, water sewer gas front veranda porch and outbuildings. Terms include 10 percent cash at sale one third of balance on deed delivery and two equal annual payments with six percent interest secured by mortgage. Purchaser may pay all cash or extend final payments. Agent for owner Mrs Rhodes of Enon has returned after a visit.
Eleven year old Flora Shira of Cranberry township was assaulted and shot in the back of the head near Monarch park while walking to a street car. Fred Campbell, 25, a Cranberry resident, was arrested after the girl identified him among a party of the physician, deputy sheriff and a detective. She remains in critical condition in Franklin hospital.
Oil City council adopted a resolution praising Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McMahon of the local machinist family for the birth of twin girls. Council members called the event a boost to civic pride and city population.
Dennis Carney aged 40 was found dead in the yard of his boarding house in Youngstown yesterday. The death was attributed to heart failure according to the report.
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