Local Newspaper Details Pub Company and Contact
The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania publishes daily except Sunday and lists ownersMrs George BE Treadwell and Fred L Rentz with editor and manager credits. It provides subscription rates and contact telephones and invites county wide public correspondence to the newspaper.
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the News Company
George BE. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
L. Rentz
Wella
Notich
New Castle
Political clash over Hearst Foraker Haskell Bryan Roosevelt
The column traces a week of political drama linking Hearst to Foraker and Haskell with Standard Oil ties. Roosevelt and Taft cut from Foraker while Bryan defends Haskell. Roosevelt and Bryan clash over bribe allegations and calls for tighter corporate regulation.
Roosevelt letter slams Bryan and warns of dangerous ideas
The Roosevelt correspondence argues against Bryan's theories and defends Taft's record, labeling Bryan's campaign as erratic. It suggests Haskell should be removed to reduce the Standard Oil taint. The piece predicts political costs for the Democrats and gains for Republicans through Foraker's elimination.
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Hearst
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Standard Oil Company
United States Senate
Archbold
Standard Octopus
Haskell
Oklahoma
Bryan National Campaign Committee
Monnett
Ohio
Standard Oil
Foraker
Standard
Ohio State Journal
Columbus, O
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Denver
White House
Wisconsin Voters Face Choice Between LaFollette and Stevenson
A national loss is warned if Wisconsin shifts support to Stevenson. The piece claims LaFollette was repudiated by ahead-of-the-times issues and denounces Stevenson as aligned with corporate interests and spending to secure lawmakers. It argues LaFollette remains a top U S senator and that his removal would harm the nation.
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Wisconsin
Stevenson
LaFollette
Senate
United States
Pesor
la Follette
Airship days and newspaper quips spark headlines
A collage of wry observations from the Washington Star and Houston Post riffs on airships, politics, fashion, crime, and travel. Jokes about taxes, booze, streams, forests, garb, and hotel towels appear as light social commentary of everyday life.
The Moral Ground and Pies in Public Views
The column comments on moral posturing versus bluff, notes nostalgia for traditional pies split for relish, observes aristocratic snobbery toward the poor with money, cites a failed wooden pear crop, and mentions The Standard Oil company drawing free advertising during a campaign.
Kennelly Co Millinery Opens September 29 30
The B Kennelly Co announces a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30 at 68 West Washington Street and 3014.
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West Washington Street
McConnell's Mills Abundant Water Runs Daily
Readable lines note ample water at McConnell's Mills with streams running daily. Indicates steady flow and potential milling activity or water source for local use. No dates or additional facts provided.
Spanish American War Veterans To Hold Fifth Reunion Oct 7
New Castle members of Company B Sixteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry plan the fifth annual reunion at Ridgway Pennsylvania on Wednesday October 7. Ridgeway advocates said Company H oversees arrangements. The Sixteenth Regiment served in Puerto Rico and Cuba in 1898 with multiple companies recruited across Pennsylvania.
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New Castle
Sixteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Ridgway
Ridgeway Advocate
Comany H
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
McKinley
Corry
Bradford
Oil City
Cooperstown
Franklin
Ridgeway
Warren
Titusville
Mt. Gretna
United States Service
War Department
Chickamaugh
First Army Corps
W. J. Hulings
Richards
Kittanning
Punxsutawney
Jeannette
Porto Rico
Chickamauga
Charleston
S. C
Ponce
Wheelock
el Coto
Juana Diaz
Wilson
Descalabro Bridge
Coamo
San Juan
Cayey
Playa de Ponce
Rickards
United States
New York
George C. Rickards
U. S. Volunteers
Coomo
Jit
Trading stamp agents clash as grocers reject Monday meet
Merchants across town dismiss trading stamps as a cash only approach. Dave Seamans and H R Houston say stamps bring no business. Calvin Smith recalls past pressure and refuses a last chance contract. Others like McCullough Shiner and Shilling Brothers echo disdain, citing nuisance and inflated prices.
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Dave Seamans
Long Avenue
H. R. Houston
Buncomb
Ll. B. Mather
Washington Street
J. W. Neff
Mr. Neff
South Mill Street
Calvin Smith
Mr. Smith
Mr. McCullough
Wallace Leslie
Pittsburg Street
W. R. McKee
Mr. McKee
J. A. Shiner
Shilling Brothers
Shilling
Mr. Shilling
Shillings
John Able
C. Ed Smith Company
Surprised Minister Praises Hyomei For Catarrh Relief
Reverend Charles Hartley of Sardinia Ohio credits Hyomei with complete relief from bronchial catarrh after years of suffering. Geo W Clutton the local druggist guarantees Hyomei cures for catarrh colds cough bronchitis and other inflammatory nose throat and bronchial ailments. A full Hyomei outfit costs 1.00 and refills 50 cents.
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Charles Hartley
Sardinia
Ohio
Geo. W. Clutton
Turner Colliery at Evans City Burns Down
Fire destroyed the Turner colliery plant at Evans City on Thursday. The origin is unknown but the blaze began in the back part of the tipple and spread quickly through dry timbers. Estimated loss ranges from 1900 to 10000 dollars, with further losses from profiles and layoffs likely. Mr. Turner expects a new steel plant with a compressed air system to be erected promptly.
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Turner
Evans City
Grove City
Grant's Suit Club seeks 500 members for $1 suit deal
A notice invites 500 members to join Grant's Suit Club offering a $25 suit for $1. The weekly promotion claims many participate and asks readers at 132 East Washington Street in the city building to join.
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East Washington Street
City Building
Worker Falls From Height At Pollock Plant
George Newman fell 14 feet at the William B Pollock company plant in Youngstown and was badly hurt. A B E Killage also fell 12 feet and suffered serious injuries.
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George Newman
William B. Pollock Company
Youngstown
A. BE. Killage
Java nese Girl Freed From Peonage Case in Brooklyn
Justice Stapleton of the Brooklyn Supreme Court freed a 19 year old Javanese girl held in peonage at the home of William H. Stone, Porto Rico Coffee company president. Stone claimed duty to return her to the Dutch government, but the court ruled she is a free agent and sent her with her new employers.
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New York
Stapleton
Supreme Court of
Brooklyn
Dr Howard's Specific Half Price Sale at McKee's Store
McKee's Medicine Store advertises Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price, 25 cents a bottle, with 60 doses per bottle and a money back guarantee if not cured. The ad promises relief from constipation headache dizziness and digestion issues and pledges personal store guarantee.
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Democratic Party
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Standard Ofl Company
B. Kennelly Co
McConnell’s Mills
Hyomei
E. Washington St
D. & M.” Football
Corner Mill
Washington
Boston Insurance CO
Boston
Mass
Automobile
Clare P. Dushane
Cole & Swasey
Independent Bank Examiners and Auditors
Broadway, New York
U. S
Special Examiners
Frank McCandless
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W. H. McCandless
Irene Woodcock
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Warren Conservatory, of Music
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