Improvements for Present City Building and Croton Site Plan
A city committee reports no new city hall for ten years with minor remodeling of the present 68 by 180 foot building at a cost of 3000 to 5000 dollars. It calls for better council chamber location, vault improvements, new book racks, and improved maps storage. The Croton site is deemed unsuitable, as separating police and fire departments would be required. the panel recommends painting and cleaning the existing structure within the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Citiiens
City Forkup
Beslth
Bocielles
George B. Yahuber
Onca
Select Council
Emn
Penntt
Fire Department
Unclear Names List From City Committee Post
Fragmentary OCR shows a citizens committee with ward by ward members including J. H. Ekinney, Maroua Pouclwanger, George Bs. Zahniser, George W. Hartman, John H. Preston, George McFarland, and others across wards. Multiple garbled surnames and initials appear with no clear dates or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. eKinney
Maroua Pouclwanger
George Bs. Zahniser
George W. Hartman
John H. Preston
George
McFarland
David
Pyle
Joseph BD
Clarke
Pilus Ward
Jas
Albert E
Yoho
Alarguls
DB. G
Fortune Fledgling Youths Elude Police Sergeant Chase
Sergeant Pattie Farrell of the local police force pursued two young mill workers who fled along Mill and Washington streets after abandoning a car shop prank. The chase crossed Sycamore and Apple alley as wagons crowded the lanes, with Farrell maneuvering through traffic to close the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie Farrell
Mill
Washington Streets
Pat
Bob Allen
Besllett
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
Syermore Street
Farrell
New Wilmington Man Drugged Then Robbed
Qremnville March 31 John Dowlar a stockman of New Wilmington Pa was assaulted and robbed of money and his gold watch and chain early Sunday morning The assailant left him unconscious in an alley where police found him Dowler had arrived from the west with a large sum of money part left at his hotel He claims he was drugged with whisky by strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qremnville
John Dowlar
New Wilmington
Sue Tater
Dowler
Nerson
Knee Cap Broken By Kick Of Horse
Daoto Floyd a 401 Pollock Avenue meat dealer was kicked by a horse while removing a blanket from the stable. He suffered a broken knee cap on the right knee and was taken to hospital after Dunn & Rico's doctors were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daoto Floyd
Iby
Pollock Avenue
Dunn & Rico
Fisher v. Pennsylvania Company Delayed Goods Suit
The case of Alexander Fisher versus a Pennsylvania company spans many years with Fisher claiming goods worth about 3200 were shipped from Pittsburgh but not received. The defendant seeks to avoid settlement while the committee notes city's lack of new sewage plant and recent infrastructure work suggesting outlays beyond 5000 on the property are inadvisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pisher Va
Pennsylvania
Ma Court
Plaluife
Pittsburg
Fisher
Drunken brawl leaves Italian shot in Fifth Ward
A drunken melee among foreigners in the Fifth Ward ends with Frank Fosani wounded and Antonio Vilate, the alleged shooter, missing. Police, led by Lt. Deskin, recover a dropped colored cap at Vilate’s home and search the household for the fugitive as Fosani’s condition is reported serious at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convay
Frank Fosani
Vision Street
Antonio Vilate
South Mareer
Auill
Mberty
Fostano
Vilate
Paglia
Olalella
John ‘Phillipa
Pelendsnip Street
Deskin
Victins
Toa
Fosta
Ack Fostano
Rother
Frank Fostano
Fle Mark
Nick
Andy Wachsong West Long Avenue
Pallee
Nick Fostano
Wilste
A. Pagil
Division
South Jefferson Streats
Destinmme
Tie
Noyd, McConahy
Augustine
South
Mercer Street
Country Home Fire Destroys Huffman Residence Near Shepherds Corners
Fire Saturday afternoon destroyed O G C Huffman s country home near Shepherds Corners after a defective flue sparked flames. A large farmer crowd formed a smoker brigade but could not save the house or much of the second story belongings. The loss is covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. GC. Huffman
Shepherds Corners
Huffman
Much Abused Wife Granted a Divorce From Gabert
Mrs. Hida Gabert sought and received a divorce from John Gabert in Portersport as master judge Hoo Yuen presided. She testified of five years of abuse including threats to kill and a beating on August 9, 1907. She and Gabert had married in 1897 and have five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hida Gabert
Grintal
Atvarda
John Gabeert
Portér
Hoo Yuen
Acuaznes Dames Callahad
Dushad
Boland
Angus
Bryte McCleary
Gabert
Charles Anderson
Emma Swanson
Slark Now Burgess of New Wilmington
Monday after court confirmation William A. Slark was appointed burgess of New Wilmington to fill the vacancy created by resignations. The process involved Rev Shary and Jerry B. Anderson before Dr W A Clark Jr was named to fill the final vacancy as the expired term nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Porter
William A. Slark
New Wilmington
Hirst
Burgess Tey
J. A Sharp
J. J. Anderson
Rev. Shary
Corneil
Jerry B. Anderson
Anderand
Lowees
Anderson
Cnynes
W. A. Clark, Jr
Pocketbook Find Sparks Town Hearing
The August discovery of a sparketbook leads to a neighborhood gossip session with Mrs. Mary Seiter of Jessemer before Alderman Mayne. John Stouncie charged her with stealing a December envelope containing $47.86. witnesses claimed various leads. The alderman found Mary had found a woman's pocketbook in August and John had lost his money in December. Mary was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seiter
Jessemer
Alderman Mayne
Jar ‘Cany
John Stuoncie
Mary
John
Abe
Agents of Ohio Firm Face Fate Next Week
City case against Lloyd Jatlson and Joan Kellison agents for Citizens Whole Sale Supply of Golacibus C regarding selling goods in violation of a city ordinance will be decided by Alderman Green next Tuesday. Attorneys closed arguments today and the record will be completed with a decision announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jatlson
Joan Kellison
Citizens Wholesale Supply Company
Golacibus
Alderman Green
Ellwood Girl Robbed of Package and College Strike at Geneva
Mirve Geneva College students were suspended after a disturbance at a Grove City basketball game prompting a strike by some students. The faculty adopted a resolution punishing absences and noting the robbery of a package containing wearing apparel at Tinton depot. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaver Falls
Mirve Geneva College
Grove City
Namilan
Elwood City
Rom Cluseak
Tinton Depot
Break in the Gould Family Sparks Media Attention
New York report notes Madame Gould plans to move from Fifth Avenue with her three sons after the Goulds refuse to host Prince Helle de Sagan. Worries over inheritance and trusteeship surface as Mme Gould threatens legal action if funds are blocked, amid courtship rumors and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Annis Gould
Fifth Avouse
Helen Gould
George Bofifres
Jay
St. Registatel
Goulds
Prince Helle DeSagan
Helle
Gould
Pringo
Mme. Gould
St. Regis
Mme
Prince
Thor
Bont da Castelane
Boul
Georgs J J. Gould
Boni
Jay Gould
Mune
Abel
Moin Gould
America
iMorees
Convention to be greatest ever
Indications are that the amalgamated association of Tram, Steel and Tin workers convention to be held in Youngetown in May will be one of the most important in the history of the organization. The convention may mark the start of a new upturn in the association. The organization may shift from iron to steel proposition. For some time it has attempted to regulate wages of iron and steel workers regardless of condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Youngee
Ringling Brothers Circus to Show Here
An advance agent for Ringling Brothers Circus met with Mayor Hnath er to discuss a house and plan for the circus appearance in town this spring. The exact show date in the city had not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers Circus
Sting- Ying Brothers
Ciicus
Tov
Hnather
Jury Favors Defendants in Robingson Case Ruling
In a Monday verdict the jury returned for the defendants in the Robingson matter involving Margiver Henry valdwin S Cooper and Della Cooper. Court actions followed as Mike ruirlun faced charges of torsie stealing and was held for court by Alderman Ranney amid testimony from Prod Gl pire and Mune O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravent F. Robingson
Henry Valdwin S. Cooper
Della Cooper
Enurl
Mike Ruirlun
Torsie Stealig
Alederman Ranney
Patirg Agric Father of Andnur Chesley Identified in City
The father of Andnur Chesley of Shrawd arrived last week to take charge after the body was found. A revaluer loan is mentioned and confusion surrounds the circumstances. The event occurred amid a stormy period as residents await clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patirg Agric
Andnur Chesley
Shrard
Theva Yrsteriday Strom Degrheld
Trustee 18 Sustained On Week Notes
In the bankruptcy ruling trustee notes two debts held by McKee and McCoy as individual debts, not firm obligations. It states George Mitchell and A. Mitchell owed notes totaling 5 000 and 5 000 to McKee and McCoy, connected to the Knox block on North Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tinderwood
Aghols
George Mitehel
Toha M. McKee
EL McCoy
McKey and Mitchell
Knox, Hong Ind
North Mill Steer
Bankrogtcy
Jono M. MeKee
HM. McGoy
McKee
McCoy
Nora
Mitchell
King and Sands
Stormer
MicKell
McKee and Mitchell
Trusteg Flee
Hhenoes
Webra
Tri
Probable murder at Slippery Rock reported after mine party
Slippery Rock March 20 A drunken dispute at a coal mine workers home ended in a shooting. John Pedro was fatally wounded and another man was badly injured as two Italians identified as Nick and another fled. Pedro is at Mercer hospital. The fight started over beers and a knife was drawn leading to multiple gunshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Here
John Pedro
Mercer Hospital
Hingest
Wilair
Jun Pearo
Stonery Rock
Nick
Pedro
Fone
Court opinions handed down by Judge Porter
Judge Porter issued rulings Monday afternoon. In Toledo Computing Co. v McIntosh Shippar et al the case was dismissed for want of a sufficient defense. defendants were granted 20 days to file a defense. In Philadelphia Typewriter Co. v Smith Mutton and Kirk Co. the defense won and the case was discharged. In the bankruptcy matter of Troyal Chestale Candy Co. v Gus D Manos the filing to open judgment was refused and the petitioners’ request to set aside was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Toledo Computing Senles Co
Mclntosh
Shippard
Motready
Philadelphia Typewriter Co
Smith, Mutton and Kirk Company
Ia M. Goldsmith
Banruptcy
Troyal
Chaselale
Ageindtr Gus D
Unhappy wives seek court relief in divorce cases
Mary A Welch seeks divorce from James Welch after a marriage in 1899 and separation in 1910. Attorney Edward Fosson prepared the papers. Subpoenas were awarded in multiple Albany cases as court activity continued Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Welch
James Welch
Edward Fosson
Mearriage
Lids
Yorces
Mary Jane Loftus
John Loftus
Warla Tetonvere
Antonio Defonne
Sart Moliatt Agalnet
Jie Hote
Roundtable Here April 7 and 18
A postponed meeting schedule is announced for the Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio school districts with three sessions. The event opens Saturday April 15 at 2 40 pm, continues Friday evening, and returns Sunday with a morning start to discuss topics and present proposals. A public gathering at a local park was noted with community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Donnsylvania
Begin Ag
Charles Greer Leaves Am Tin Plate Co after long service
Charles Greer retires from the American Tin Plate Company after years as assistant district manager for the New Castle and Sharon plants. His brother will focus on personal interests while out of town replacements take his local clerical head role. The Greer family long led tin making in western Pennsylvania and are connected to the La Belle Steel firm in Steubenville. The retirement takes effect Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatles Greer Bes
American Tin Plate Company
New Castle
Sharon
Monster Cement
Cascade Agena
la~ Helle Steel Company
Steubenville
Charles Greer
Ofien
Court grants real estate orders and guardianship payments
Court heard multiple motions including orders for partial real estate conveyance valued at 34800 to a plaintiff. Andrew J Clark and Florence M Connery granted licenses, Connery to receive 256 under guardianship. A minor’s funds 1122.62 managed. 150 allocated for housekeeping. Wille to oversee estate sale of James S White. Crescene Lumbers sale approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Webb
Aargaret Weick
Connery
James S. White
Vickery Township
Wes
Thomas Filtner
Red Colver
Crescene Lumbers and Construction Company
Af Elhwood Jtr
Riweody
Battle over Cooper lease case at Fram court
At Fram court Monday the civil case involving Dr. Cooper and his wife Della A Cooper drew attention. Plaintiff Gr. Mebingson for use of Margaret Menry alleged a lease dispute on North MU street with a Henry property sequence and rent claims totaling 500 dollars for nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Della A. Cooper
Gr. Mebingson
Margaret Menry
North MU Street
Dr Cooper
Rosse
Henry
Sears
Tt li
Dave Elliott Holds His Own After Attack
The article reports on Dave Elliott's condition following injuries sustained earlier in the day. It mentions several named individuals including Drvit Bliiott, Kor Hituie, John Wows, and Mike Warge of Youngstown, with a note about a friend and an associated event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drvit Bliiott
Chong
Tricia
John Wows
Mike Warge
Youngstown
Iim
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Eee
Pat Farrell
Hig Advn
Hunuck
Slark
Ohio
Ellwood
Geneva College
John Kale
Smitisteather
Meat Ot Yeans
Henry Sraith
Amerian “Morrison
Smith
Arielher
Anna
DeSagan
Madame
Regis
Roundtable
AM. Tin P. CO
Will
Monster Cement Company
Brother
DR. Cooper
Dave Elliott
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