News Company Advertisement for New Castle Publication
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Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
Ao Eadwell
Rentz
Tt. Rents
Wee Eee
New Castle
The Hearst Ticket in New York Politics
The New York World praises the Independence party platform for tackling core issues. It urges regulation of Wall Street gambling, anti crime prosecutions, stock exchange oversight, full-value securities, gas regulation, tax reform, and court reforms to cut wasteful procedure.
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Independence Party Plat
New York World
Wall Street
New York
Independence Party
Independent Party
Party of the People
Hughes
Chanler
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Stevenson Non-Partisan
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson cannot be non partisan in office or in campaigns. It claims his lifelong Democratic identity would prevent any non partisan appointments and warns fellow Democrats would attack such a stance, leaving no Republicans in Illinois if attempted.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Foraker Aims to Defeat Taft in Party Clash
Senator Foraker signals a hard line against Taft, declaring a bid to undermine and defeat him within the party. His statement last week leaves little doubt about his aims and political strategy.
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Senator Foraker
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt Faces Desperate Foraker In Taft’s State
The piece argues Foraker’s drive to defeat Taft after his Standard Oil ties strains Roosevelt’s campaign. It portrays Foraker as a relentless foe in Taft’s home state and predicts a bitter, decisive struggle with Foraker’s political career on the line.
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Mr. Taft
Senator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Foraker
Hints and Hints A Restoration of Faith
A compilation of satirical notes and quotes from various sources on media, weather, politics, and social commentary. Entries include jabs at press honesty, weather luck, and public figures, ending with a quip about a man with multiple wives and immigration.
Taft elected—pumpkin pie season and risky marriages
A column satirically notes swinging meat prices and scarce eats while mocking marriage risks. A Taft pictured egg from Johnstown, Pennsylvania sparks jokes about Taft’s election. The piece lampoons pumpkin pie season, bad pumpkin specimens, false teeth strikes, green bugs in cold weather, and general wry humor.
Judge Hazen Hears Damages Claim After Market Street Fall
Judge Hazen states J. P. Simpson fell and injured himself on Market street December 9 and seeks amicable damages. Judiciary committee will consider the claim in a joint council session.
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Hazen
J. P. Simpson
Market Street
Judiciary Committee
Thousands Drowned as Indian Flood Devastates Deccan Region
Mumbai dispatch reports a catastrophic flood in the Deccan region with towns wiped out and rivers jumping 75 feet. Thousands drowned as homes and villages were swept away, bodies found in tree branches, and communications cut, hindering relief efforts.
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Bombay
Deccan
India
City councils push measure giving body power to remove officials
The council debated an ordinance granting both branches power to remove department heads. Supporters argued it safeguards governance, while opponents warned of potential cliques and overreach. The measure passed after lengthy discussion and a roll call vote.
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Select Council
Louis G. Genkinger
Dr. Wilson
Genkinger
Wilson
Fisher
Griffith
Mellvenny
P. K. Fike
Warner
Judge of Election Resigns and Succession Noted
Joseph A. Miquel resigns as judge of election in the third precinct. W. R. McClaren appointed to fill the vacancy after citizen petition. William McElwee Jr. authorized to sell estate property to Martha I. Marshall for $6,000. J. Dindinger bond approved for borough of Wampum. Mehard Neal reassigned for creditors and balance re conveyed.
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Joseph A. Miquel
Fourth Ward
W. R. McClaren
William McElwee Jr
William McElwee
New Wilmington
Martha I. Marshall
J. Dindinger
Wampum
Mehard Neal
Maitland P M C H Revival Services Open Each Evening
Revival services are held nightly at the Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodists church starting at 7 30. A chorus choir was organized Monday and will sing at each service. Meetings continue indefinitely with all invited. Prof. H C Maitland sang Sunday evening and made a splendid impression.
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Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodists Church
H. C. Maitland
Mi o na advertised as a stomach remedy and cure
An advertisement promotes Mi o na as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach trouble, arguing it strengthens the stomach to digest food naturally. Geo W Clutton of New Castle backs it with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent price, citing a testimonial from W A Ennis of Syracuse praising its effects.
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Miona
Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
W. A. Ennis
Green Street
Syracuse
Big Pike Evades Landing After 15 Minute Battle
McQuistion and Stauffer from Butler journeyed to Slipperyrock creek near West Liberty for weekend fishing. After a long struggle the 3 foot pike slipped the hook as guide John Morrow neared the boat, leaving a monster declared by locals. West Liberty reports say many fish over ten pounds in recent days with anglers using heavy tackle.
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C. L. McQuistion
Frank Stauffer
Slipperyrock Creek
West Liberty
Butlerites
Butler Times
McQuistion
John Morrow
Butterites
J. Morrow
West Liberty Way
ELOPERS CAUGHT IN FRESNO CAL
Greenville dispatch reports Warren a former county resident and a Cleveland medical student eloped with Nell Summers 16 in Fresno California. They were arrested in San Francisco before a planned marriage and are returning east to resume studies.
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United Press
Greenville
Lee Warren
This County
Cleveland
Nell Summers
Fresno
Cal
Warren
San Francisco
Douglas to Assist in Grove City Corner Stone
Rev. T. W. Douglas of Wallace Avenue district superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal church is in Grove City today to assist in laying the corner stone of the new Methodist church.
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T. W. Douglas
Wallace Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grove City
New Methodist Church
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Offers Free Trial Package
A promotional notice claims Pyramid Pile Cure can cure piles and invites readers to request a free trial by mail. It cites testimonials and promises mailed trial samples in plain wrappers from Pyramid Drug Company at 164 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
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Clare P. Dushane
Corner Mill
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