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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
1
Bryan ready to answer Roosevelt on Haskell issue
Readying to respond to Roosevelt, William J. Bryan declines to comment on the president's telegram at breakfast. He says he will answer questions after examining the message and continues to press Haskell removal if he cannot prove innocence. Campaign energy shifts toward Roosevelt Taft clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
United States
Charles N. Haskel
Oklahoma
National Committee
Bryan
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Ohio
Cincinnati
Queen City
Founders' Day at Lehigh University
The twenty ninth annual Founders Day celebration at Lehigh University will be held October 8. New Castle alumni express strong interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
New Castle
Alleged filibustering plot unsettles officials in New England
Federal authorities in Boston Lynn and New York probe a claimed plan to overthrow Colombia's government. A Boston newspaper report ties the plot to A W Blanchard who offered 15 a month in the U S and later 30 plus land grants. A 600 strong force and armed equipment are said ready for a voyage to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lynn
New York
Republic of
Colombia
Army
Navy
A. W. Blanchard
Republic
Three Mile
Columbia
Reyes
Congress
New England
Stock Exchange Expels A. O. Brown and L Ginter Young
The New York Stock Exchange Board expels A. O. Brown and Lewis Ginter Young after a special committee found conduct inconsistent with fair trade. Their seats are ordered sold immediately to prevent further wash sales like those that fueled 1,100,000 shares traded in two hours on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. O. Brown & Co
New York Stock Exchange Today
A. O. Brown
L. Ginter Young
Brown and Young
Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Lewis G. Young
A. 0. Brown & Co
Last Effort to Save Life of A Lombardi
In Sharon on September 24, the fate of Andy Lombardi hangs on a Washington conference where attorney Frank Gilbert seeks help from the Italian ambassador to commute the death sentence for Lombardi’s murder of Panelli in Mercer county two years ago. A petition of Mercer county residents and appeals to the governor have failed to halt the execution thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Andy Lombardi
Mercer County
Washington, D. C
Frank Gilbert
Lombardi
Panelli
Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Gilbert
Washingington
Milian, West Tampa Mayor, Dies By Self Inflicted Shot
In the presence of his wife who planned to leave him, Francisco Milian, eight term mayor of West Tampa, fired two bullets into his brain and died. Milian had been deported to Key West years earlier on suspicion of agitation of strike troubles in Cuba but was returned and resumed office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New York
Detroit
Ohio
Tampa
Fla
Francisco Milian
West Tampa
Milian
Key West
Cuba
Rosh Hashana Begins Tomorrow Evening Across City
The Jewish New Year starts at sunset Saturday with observances in this city. Rosh Hashana marks the first of the year’s holidays, followed by Yon Kippur in 10 days. The Sabbath of Return falls between the two, with Tabernacle feasts on October 9 and 10, and the closing day on October 16 and 17.
Second U P Church Releases Pastor Rev Magill
At the request of their pastor the Second United Presbyterian congregation voted to release Rev Andrew Magill from his pastoral relations. He will leave in October to become pastor of the Brooklyn Reformed church on the Heights. A pulpit committee and presbytery attendees were appointed, and a final Bible class farewell was planned for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Congregation
Andrew Magill
Brooklyn Reformed Church
the Heights
W. L. Campbell
Magill
Wylie McCaslin
D. G. Duff
W. T. Burns
Sewage on City Streets Must Stop
Health Officer Will S. McCandless and Dr. I. A. Thayer order an end to running sewage on New Castle streets. Violators will be arrested with swift action. first case to be heard against Hillman Tidd of 197 Superior Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. McCandless
I. A. Thayer
City of
New Castle
McCandless
Hillman Tidd
Superior Street
O. H. P. Green
Tidd
Immense Peaches Grow on Ray Street Tree
William Gere of 160 North Bay Street reports a tree in his yard bearing some of the largest peaches seen in New Castle. After two good crops, last year yielded none, this year about a half bushel of flawless fruit. A sample shown at the office measured about 9% inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gere
North Bay Street
New Castle
Mr. Gere
Gere
Bevanwitz challenges Daschnik as unlicensed doctor
Dr Mike Daschnik of Preston Avenue appeared for bail ahead of a hearing before Alderman William H Crabill on charges of practicing medicine without a state license. Bevanwitz accuses Daschnik of treating foreigners and selling medicines. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Daschnik
Preston Avenue
William H. Crabill
State Board
Alexander Beranwitz
Daschnik
Tomorow
Governor Haskell in Roosevelts Dispute Over Prairie Oil Firm
Guthrie Oklahoma September 24 Governor Haskell responds to President Roosevelts telegram and a Bryan campaign stir. He defends his actions on the Prairie Oil and Gas company, denies ties to Standard Oil, and accuses Hearst and Roosevelt of trying to smear his record while noting statehood franchise rights and federal court readiness to check his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Haskell
Hearst
Ohio
Ohio Standard Oil
Prince William
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Prairie Oil Company
Standard Oil
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Federal Courts
Navy orders 37500 shoes from York Shoe Co
The United States Navy department placed an order with York Shoe Manufacturing for 37,500 pairs of shoes valued at 102000 dollars. The shipment adds to wartime procurement and highlights U S government demand for footwear production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
York Shoe Manufacturing Company
United States Navy Department
Philippine Islands Swept by Storm Rages Across Central Areas
Meager reports detail a typhoon hitting the central Philippine group including Samar Northern Leyte Southern Luzon Nasbate and Romblon. Nasbate is razed with only the post office standing Romblon reports heavy damage and probable large loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine
Samar
Leyte
Luzon
Penay
Nasbate
Romblon
Merchants Fear Trading Stamps Hurt Local Trade
Local grocers and merchants oppose trading stamps as a costly gimmick. The New Castle Grocers Association and Retail Merchants Association plan meetings to gauge opinion after renewed stamp activity, with several expressing they would rather quit business than accept stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Grocers’ Association
New Castle
Wrecking Building Clears Creek Obstruction Near Bridge
Street Commissioner Barteaux prepares to demolish a building at the northwest end of the South Jefferson street bridge to widen the Neshannock creek channel. The project aims to 120 foot creek width to prevent winter floods and protect the downtown area after council action prompted by Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattock
Barteaux
South Jefferson Street Bridge
A. R. Shaffer
Neshannock Creek
Shaffer
City Enveloped in Smoke from Forest Fires
New Castle residents, long familiar with air, report a dense smoke cloud over the city likely from northern state and northeastern Ohio fires. Bronchial sufferers struggle to breathe and even healthy residents feel discomfort. The smoky spell hints at conditions faced by those in burning districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ohio
Installation of Rev Porter at Westfield Presby Church
This evening at Westfield Presbyterian Church near Mt Jackson Rev R E Porter will be installed as pastor. Participants include Rev A B McCormick of Central Presbyterian who will preach, Rev M W Keith of Mahoningtown who will deliver the charge, Rev A J McCartney of Sharon who preceded Porter will preside, and Rev Charles Bell of Slippery Rock who will give the charge to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Mt. Jackson
R. E Porter
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Church
A. J. McCartney
Sharon
Porter
Westfield
Charles Bell
Slipperyrock
Shoes Stolen Sold for Five Cents Each
Mike Mills of Moravia street was arrested yesterday by Constable Nat Williams on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Addison Forney of the same street accuses Mills of buying a pair of shoes for five cents after a boy stole them. Alderman Crabill will hear details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mills
Moravia Street
Nat Williams
Addison Forney
Mike
Alderman Crabill
Fire drills teach safe use of school fire escapes city wide
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery led drills at Croton Oak Street and Thaddeus Stevens schools teaching pupils and teachers to descend escapes safely. The program continues with more drills planned and teachers taking over after familiarity is achieved. In tandem investigations begin as Joseph Spalla faces trial for false pretense connected to a bankruptcy case involving Gibbia and Spalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Connery
Croton
Oak Street
Thaddeus Stevens
Connery
A. Kimes
Seventh Ward
Joseph Spalla
Gibbia and
Gibbia
W. E. Jones & Co
Baltimore
Gilbert B. Porter
Jones Company
Pittsburg
J. Norman Martin
Young
J. Clyde
Traction Franchise Extended in Youngstown
The traction company formally accepted the franchise extension on all Youngstown lines filing the document with the city clerk. The extension runs 25 years from the current expiration date after the arrival of president E. E. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Traction Company
Youngstown
E. E. Sanderson
Drought Forces Youngstown to Shut Down Works
The drought may force the closure of Carnegie Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube as water levels fall in the Ohio River. At Wheeling the river stood at two inches, the lowest in a century, risking a regional water famine and mass layoffs for thousands of mill workers. Water pipes lie exposed and towns limit use to essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Mahoning Valley
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Yale Professor Resigns to Become Chicago Education Dean
New Haven Sept 240 Professor Charles H Judd head of Yale psychology ranch resigns effective June 1 to become dean of the School of Education at the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Conn
Charles H. Judd
Yale
Chicago University
Death Notices for Rose Gilmore Hazel Dell Haswell and Others
Death records list Mrs Rose Gilmore 75 Youngstown Ohio and Christopher Haswell 73 Hazel Dell with Earl Quinton Thomas age 3 of 735 Hamilton Street and Samuel Lusk 55 Wilmington township among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gilmore
Youngs
Christopher Haswell
Hazel Dell
Earl Quinton Thomas
Hamilton Street
Samuel Lusk
Wilmington Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Bryan
Kell
Uncle Sam
A. Lombardi
Wife
U. P
Ray Street
Bevanwitz
Gov
Bill Taft
U.S
Philippine Isls
Washington Street
H. L. Allen
Neshannock Avenue
Allen
Phil Brown
Brown & Hamilton
John Knox
William Patterson
Knox
Mr. Knox
Neshannock
Act of Assembly
Spalla
Pasquala Bevalacea
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Bevalacca
Gibbin and
Bevalacco
Baltimore and Ohio
Gibbin and Spalla
Gibbin
Pasquala Bevalacca
Gibbia and Spalla
Traction
Chicago
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