New Castle News Company contact and notice details
New Castle News announces publication details including location at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley, partnership of Mrs E Treadwell and Ed L Rentz, and rates for subscriptions. It invites public correspondence from all parts of the county and directs payments and communications to the News Company address in New Castle, Pa.
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Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
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New Castle
Getting Through School Warns Against Rushed Education
Washington County Superintendent Crumner urges reform of the rushed schooling system. He cites New Castle’s crowded high school and the loss of fundamentals, calling for the reestablishment of the ninth grade and more ward school facilities to provide a steadier, older-fashioned education.
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Washington
Crumrne l
Washington County
New Castle
New Castle High School
de Sdy
Republican Predicament Faces Pennsylvanians at Campaign Open
Loyal Republicans in Pennsylvania confront a dilemma as opposition to the Penrose organization grows. Many favor Taft and a strong state plurality but fear Penrose-led victory in this fall and the likely credit for steering the legislature’s senatorial choice next year.
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Wilkes-Barre
Andrews
Penrose
Taft
Penrose Shifts Tactics Amid Taft Support in Pennsylvania
The text outlines William Penrose bending to aid Taft after opposing him, noting Taft surmounted Foraker and Penrose factions. It claims independents in Pennsylvania lacked leadership, allowing Penrose to gain undisputed influence and credit for Taft’s popularity in the state this fall.
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Taft
Penrose
Foraker Ring
Pennsylvania
THAT BOND DISPUTE AT BOARD MEETING
The United States Fidelity and Guaranty company is expected to seek cancellation of City Treasurer Charles Co Duff’s bond at a special school board session. The firm previously canceled with city councils and faces skepticism from the board, which finds no grounds to cancel its contract with the school system. The issue has not yet been discussed by the school board but is likely to be examined.
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Board of Education
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Charles Co. Duff
Carrie Nation Seethes at Taft Visit in Cincinnati
Carrie Nation arrives in Cincinnati and confronts Taft about the canteen issue. She denounces Taft as aligned with liquor interests and vows to oppose him and the Republican ticket. Roosevelt’s stance on supporting Taft remains unsettled, with possible independent action if the campaign demands it.
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Carrie Nation
Cincinnati
Fountain Squire
Taft
Pike Street
George Hamill
Nation
Carrie
Textor Hurt In Rooftop Fall On Pittsburg Street
W L Textor of 21 Kurtz street was seriously injured Tuesday morning around 11 o clock while working on a porch roof on Pittsburg street. He fell and was found unconscious by his father H L Textor, and taken to Walnut street residence where doctors reported severe injuries and critical condition.
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W. L. Textor
Kurtz Street
Textor
H. L. Textor
Pittsburg Street
Walnut Street
Silly Cranks and Wit Fill Local Gossip
A collage of quips and short items off the Chicago News and St. Louis Post-Dispatch humor pages. Jests touch on vigilance, taxes, sermons, corn roasts, brides, and public figures with light satire and sharp one liners.
One Heart Beat Unites Perry and Rawinsky in Salem
Mayor Harry J. Lusk united Elijah S. Perry and Florence Rawinsky in marriage this morning. The groom, about 50 years old and a widower, and the bride, aged about 22, appeared happy as they exchanged vows and walked toward Salem, Ohio where they reside. Witnesses included Hon. Thomas Marshall and local police officers as guests, with the mayor sharing a brief kiss with the bride during the signing of the papers.
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Harry J. Lusk
Elijah S. Perry
Florence Rawinsky
Salem
Thomas Marshall
John Eberle
Thomas Spiers
Carl Gaston
Thomas McClusky
Local visitors and hospital updates in the region
New Bedford hosts Clyde Sharp and family from Pittsburg visiting Sharp’s father. Miss Leora Davidson of Grove City visits her aunt Mrs. Henrietta Johnson. Miss Price and Miss Thornton of Cleveland stay for the week with Mrs. Frank Cover. Miss Olive Neal improves after typhoid fever in a Pittsburg hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harper Montgomery travel to Wisner Nebraska to see Martin Cunningham. Bessie Miller, once severely burned, is now improving. Mrs. H. F. Anderson and son Luard of Cleveland and Mrs. C. J. Montgomery of New Castle visit Miss Sade Anderson.
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Clyde Sharp
Pittsburg
Sharp
Leora Davidson
Grove City
Henrietta Johnson
Miss Price
Miss Thornton
Cleveland
Frank Cover
Olive Neal
Harper Montgomery
Wisner, Neb
Martin Cunningham
Bessie Miller
H. F. Anderson
Luard
C. J. Montgomery
New Castle
Sade Anderson
Carr ie Kerr Visits Pittsburg and Local Outing Noted
Miss Carrie Kerr spent Wednesday in Pittsburg. Orphans enjoy an outing at Cascade Park. Will Goehring left for Bucknell University in Lewisburg. John Lamberton recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs. Elizabeth Titzel and Dr. Joe Titzel visit Mrs. Jane Passavant. Mrs. Bertha Osterling and daughter Bertha Osterling return to Pittsburg after a long stay at their summer home.
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Carrie Kerr
Pittsburg
Cascade Park
Will Goehring
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
John Lamberton
Elizabeth Titzel
Joe Titzel
Jane Passavant
Philip Osterling
Bertha Osterling
Not Quite the Real Thing Yet A Classy Bluff
A witty remark praises a tempting but imperfect substitute for true riches. The speaker notes the allure of the real jeweled loot while appreciating a sophisticated bluff as a satisfying stand in. The tone blends humor with valuation of perception.
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Chicago News
Dark Neshannock street pile causes buggy crash injuring Spicer
Last night an excavation on Neshannock avenue near Jere Bauman's home left a dark obstructing dirt mound. M. C. Spicer and companions Charles Gardett and Frank Myers were thrown from a buggy when wheel struck the pile. Spicer suffered a broken leg and serious back injuries. others had minor bruises. The city may face damages if lights on obstructions were required by ordinance.
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Neshannock Avenue
Jere Bauman
M. C. Spicer
West North Street
Charles Gardett
Frank Myers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spicer
Brooks Delivers Key Addresses at West Virginia Clergy Meeting
Rev. C. S. Brooks of the First Christian church spoke at the Clarksburg gathering uniting the West Virginia Ministerial association the Missionary society and the C. W. B. M. He presented on Dynamics of a Single Sentence Place and Power of Men in the Church and led a session on men s organizations. Fellow speaker Rev F M Biddle formerly led Central Christian church.
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C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia Ministerial Association
West Virginia Missionary Society
West Virginia
Brooks
F. M. Biddle
Central Christian Church
Princeton Social Notes Snapshot From Local Visitations
Miss Fern Bowers visits friends in McKeesport while Princeton High School progresses under Miss Smith. A. L. Jones is homebound with a sore threat. Herb Taylor of Lowellville makes a flying town visit. Scott Kildo reports store improvement with paint. Mrs Wiehr and daughter visit Mrs Frank Blair. Peach and plum crops down due to fruit moths. Mr and Mrs Charles Bander and daughter Gulah visit Banders' parents. Ivan Taylor and Meryl Harlan travel through Pleasant Valley. Miss Sara Jones of New Castle stays with parents Lincoln and Mrs Jones. The Misses Ada Frew Grace Gallagher and Miss Smith of Grove City visit New Castle. Princeton quartet performs music with Have Anchored My Soul as favorite.
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Fern Bowers
McKeesport
Princeton High School
Miss Smith
A. L. Jones
Herb Taylor
Lowellville
Scott Kildo
Wiehr
Apdegraph
Frank Blair
Princeton
Charles Bander
Gulah
Father of Local Woman 15 Dead
John Richards of Youngstown was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train near East Youngstown while en route to New Castle. His body lay unidentified in a public grave for two days until tattooed initials on his arm confirmed him as the missing father of Mrs. James Murphy. He was 54 and to be exhumed for burial in Greenville, Pennsylvania.
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Youngstown
John Richards
Greenville
Richards
James Murphy
East Front Street
New Castle
East
Baltimore and Ohio
J. R
Potter's Field
Oak Hill
Deaths of the Day Harmon Mielke
Harmon Mielke longtime Big Beaver township resident dies at 78 from paralysis after illness. German-born, lived with son Rheinhold. survived by wife three sons and two daughters in Moravia Pittsburg and Germany. Funeral Friday 10 30 at Reinhold Mielke home Big Beaver township with interment near Petersburg Ohio.
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Harmon Mielke
Big Beaver Township
Rheinhold Mielke
Lutherane Church
Mielke
Rheinhold
Lewis
Moravia
Ferdinand
Germany
Werner
Pittsburg
Kumrow
Reinhold Mielke
Petersburg
Widow of German Origin Dies in Harmony Family Home
Mrs. Margaret Barbara Schaffer died at her son Jacob F. Schaffer’s Harmony home at 4 PM Tuesday after a long illness. Born July 31 1819 in Huettenheim Bavaria she came 56 years ago to marry George H. Schaffer who died in 1867. She was 89 and blind for 25 years living with her son John P. Schaffer in Pittsburg until two months ago. Survived by four children John P Elizabeth Householder George H and Jacob F Schaffer 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A German Lutheran church member for over 50 years the funeral will be held Friday afternoon.
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Margaret Barbara Schaffer
Jacob F. Schaffer
Harmony
Schaffer
Huettenheim
Bavaria
Germany
George H. Schaffer
John P. Schaffer
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Householder
ZeHenople
Abscounding Banker Caught in Brazil Brought Back
A. F. Bonelli, a Cleveland banker and steamship ticket agent, arrested in Brazil and returned to Cleveland. Charged with stealing $30,000 tied to failed remittances to Italy. Deputy Sheriff Cowley and Prosecutor Gott accompanied the extradition on the Afghan Prince. The authorities plan immediate transport to Cleveland. Something doing all the time at the Mercer fair, September 23-25.
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United Press
New York
A. F. Bonelli
Cleveland
Cowley
Gott
Brazil
Bonelli
Italy
Bonnelli
San Paulo
Mercer Fair
Fels-Naptha Soap Advocated For Easy Cold Water Washes
A period ad praises Fels-Naptha for simple cold water washing. It highlights washing white items without heat, removing grease from floors and windows, and cleaning dishes without hot water or steam. Follow directions on the red and green wrapper.
Priest Asenicio Believed Shot in Central Park
The body of Father Asenicio, a priest from San Domingo, lies in a New York morgue after being found shot in Central Park. Official reports cite death by self harm but lingering questions suggest assassination tied to missing money and foes from his homeland.
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United Press
New York
Aertito Asenicio
San Domingo
Father Asenicio
Montreal
Central Park
Local social notes and baseball win for Bessemer
Residents and visitors from New Castle Pittsburg Struthers and Cleveland appear in town on business and for family visits. The Bessemer team beat Petersburg 8 to 7 on the local grounds Saturday as a box social and dance by the S B A lodge drew a strong crowd.
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Alex Osberg
Lewis
Struthers
Myrtle Ray
Cleveland
Fred
George Frack
Youngstown
N. Olson
Ohio
P. B. Nord
Mike Persic
Lowellville
Lew Birdock
James Cooper
Mt. Jackson
Dwight Miller
New Castle
S. B
A. Lodge
Clara
Anna K. Nord
William Martin
Miller
Moravia
Will Kerr
L. B. Taylor
Frank
Shenango
John Weil
Bessemer
Petersburg
Miller McCreary
Lter Eisie
Martin
Hillsville
Hilda Gabert
Tom Richard
Mieses Vada Hill
Helen Boise
John MelIntosh
M. M. Ferrel
Mercer Fair Returns to Town September 23 to 25 2016
Local Mercer fair announces its scheduled dates September 23 through 25 2016 inviting residents and visitors to enjoy exhibits rides and entertainment across the campus grounds.
Cutting Won't Cure Piles internal Treatment Needed
A gardener treats weeds at the root and so must piles be tackled with internal remedies. Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid is claimed to cure 98 percent of cases. A 24 day course costs $1 at John F Neely New Castle Pa or by mail from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
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New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
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