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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
How to Kill a Fair and the Gambling at Pulaski Grounds
The author criticizes paddle wheel and land roulette at Pulaski fairgrounds calling them fake games of chance. He notes indecent dances, alleges unfair betting practices, and recounts a county raid showing minimal wins for operators, arguing such sights hurt the fair’s reputation and prey on unsuspecting patrons.
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Pulaski Fair
Pulaski
Logan
Wright’s airship accident injures Orville Wright and kills Selfridge
Orville Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge were aboard a aeroplane when a propeller blade broke causing a 75 foot fall. Selfridge died from a fractured skull while Wright sustained a broken thigh and ribs but is expected to survive and continue aeronautical work.
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Orville Wright
America
Lieutenant Selfridge
Selfridge
Mr. Wright
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
France
Orville
Washington
Wright
Advances And Risks In Early Aerial Navigation
The article notes that progress in the latest form of air navigation is slowed by a setback, warning of more accidents to come. It states that while the danger discourages, many will still pursue risk for profit, excitement, and the drive of rivalry in air navigation development.
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Young
United States
Rocco Rocco
Italy
Tribunal of Firasse
Turin
Hints and Dints: Whimsical Musings on Everyday Life
A playful column of aphorisms and quips on rain, doctors, prices, politics, autos, and social quirks. The writer riffs on modern life with humor about rain, travel, meat prices, and consumer ironies, naming Roy Penrose and reflecting on policy and technology.
Local color and quips mix in court and shop chatter
A scattered column blends comments on court life foreign language jokes and social notices. It notes Uncle John Edwards preferring chambermaid duties to court work, references Darius Green and flying, and mentions chestnut prices. Millinery openings by Brown & Hamilton and Sanderson announced for next week.
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Sanderson
Brown & Hamilton
Rocco Rocco Admits Mafia Ties in Hillsville Trial
Testimony centers on Rocco Rocco's leadership of the San Rocco and connection to the Black Hand. Witnesses describe quarries duties, payoffs, and suspicions of violence amid a 1906 Hillsville quarry strike and factional splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco Rocco
Italy
Hoffmaster
Scott Hoffmaster
Fred Serace
San Rocco Society
Hillsville
Society of Honor
Society of Our Lord
Johnston
Joe Bagnato
Serace
Fred Rosana
Seeley Houk
Joe Bognato
South Sharon
Butler
Youngstown
Bagnato
Guiseppe Beiveno
Lawrence County
Houk
Nicola LoBianco
Rocco Racco
Racco
Ford Fulkerson
McGonigle
Fulkerson
Murdocco
Herman List
Phillips Place
Jim Murdocco
Rocco
Hillsville Station
Dominick Luccisano
Demaio
Alderman Green
Gregory
Black Hand
Houkmarer
Salvator Exposito
Rocco Race
Exposito
Mike Portalese
Joe Cutrone
Jim Ross
Sheep Hill
Fred Gerace
Bianco
Society of San Rocco
Wonderful New York Building Crowned as World’s Largest
Popular Mechanics praises the Hudson and Manhattan terminal building in New York as the largest and most wonderful structure. It notes 22 stories, 75,000 square feet ground area, 18,150,000 square feet of floor space, 4,200 rooms, 5,000 windows, 5,200 doors, and immense use of bricks, concrete and steel. The piece cites vast infrastructure including 39 elevators and long miles of plumbing and wiring, with expected daily crowds and staff numbering around 150 workers and 10,000 lodging capacity.
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Hudson & Manhattan Railway Company
New York
Popular Mechanics
Union Market Promises Better Carload of Peaches This Year
The note promises a superior carload of peaches at lower prices than last year. The seller urges customers to act and shop at Union Market located at 2413 Pittsburg Street.
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Union Market
Pittsburgh Street
J. C. Banderson
Pittsburg Street
Woman Reports Hair Comb Theft at Police Station
Emma Patterson told Youngstown police that yesterday a man approached from behind and stole a valuable comb from her hair, prompting investigation by local authorities.
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Emma Patterson
Youngstown
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McLandburgh Wilson
New York Times
Pennsylvania
Roy Penrose
Meat Trust
Bach
John Edwards
Darius Green
Kansas City Times
Pastaco Photos
E. Washington St
Mafia
Honor
Frank Johnston
Bognato
Commonwealth
Dominick Tutino
Tutino
Porter
Gerace
Syracuse
N. Y
Joe Calaute
Dominick Sainata
The
Samata
Calaute
Calante
Mr. Gregory
S. L. McCracken
Black Hand Witness
Washington St
Cosel
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
Sweitzer
Rio
Santos
Howard Munnell
Union Station
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