Important Court Cases Set for Next Term In April
The April term of the common pleas court will hear many long-pending cases. Foremost is Good Roads Machinery company vs Union township and supervisors over an unpaid stone eruvh ar sold in 1904. Other matters include trespass and assumpsit suits involving Western Allegheny Railroad, Pennsylvania Engineering Works, and City of New Castle, with several parties named.
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Common Pleas
Good Roads Machinery Company
Egainet Union Townskin
Wiliam Botham
Tra Obeon
Hack
Union Township
Scotland School
Kansa
Good Roads Machinery Comepany
4 Corporation
Yuion
William Hotham
Ra Gitson
Assumpstt
Michel Hartzell
Western Alregheny Railroad Company
Trespasy
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Corporation
William Hratz
Assurpstt
Edward B. Alleman
John Foster
Assumpsit
Fla
Hover
M. Blanche Hover
Bio
Pennsylvania Company
Sanuel P. Cosgrove
Perry W. Chatley
Tressess
Emma 5
Devo
Willian Sheibul Devin
Carl Devlin
City of
City of New Castle. Trespass. J. L. Alexandér Ve. Harry G. Kiser
Jennie A. Kiser
Serra Facins Sur Mechantes Liea
Aguestiia T'Onall
Guiseppe D'Onall
Guiseppe Tone
Joseph Fisher
Trespasa
Frank McConnell
Elieabeth McConnell
Vis
Consulus W. Ranney
Assirmpalt
Roresier & Hse Lacher Comiat Company
G. L. Patterson, Aspatazelt
Sunday Paper Ban Sparks Blue Laws Rally in Wilwood
Wilwood City moves to enforce blue laws prohibiting Sunday sales of goods including newspapers. Council, urged by William Dobson and supported by Rev. A Lentz and Rev A W Renton, plans enforcement with police presence. profanity and public disorder cited as concerns.
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New Castle
Wilkinsburg
Wilwood
William Dobson
Council
Poflen
Burgesa
Prominent Citizen Samuel Perry Dies at 72 in New Castle
Samuel Perry, a respected local figure and former grocery businessman, died at his 536 South Mill Street home after a period of illness. Born in Ireland, he moved to Fitzuhure at 19 and later to New Castle, where he served in the Fourth U.S. Cavalry during the Civil War. He was a trustee of the First Covenant Church and survived by his wife Mrs. Marinda J. Perry, six children, a sister, and other relatives.
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Samuel Perry
New Castle
Perry
Ireland
Fitzuhure
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Marinda J. Perry
Dann
Aine
Burglar Scare After Midnight Break-In Near Gearheart Home
In Polk County Pennsylvania a burglar alarmed the Gearheart family when a man fled a window around midnight. Neighbors were alerted as searches began, but no trace was found. Earl Wilson has accepted a new position.
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Polk
Rhoda Clark
Joseph Evang
Toomas
Craig
Gearheart
Mr. Gearheart
Thirty three lives lost in collision during naval maneuvers
Plymouth April 3 An official report confirms the torpedo destroyer Tiger sank after a collision with the cruiser Berwick during night maneuvers off the Isle of Wight. Thirty three crew were drowned with four rescued. one later died. The Tiger, launched in 1910, was 210 feet long with a 21 foot beam and 30 knots speed. A board of inquiry will investigate the accident.
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United Prees
Plymouth
Eng
Dogtrayer Tiger
Herwick
Isle of Wight
Berwick
Mfav
Tiger
Gladiator
Aldo
Acrona
Thoss
Grove City Man Amputated Leg After Wreck Rescue by Pocket Knife
In a collision north of St. Louis three injured seriously as a Burlington Line passenger train rear ended a freighter. A. J. McKittrick and R. L. Ledford suffered severe leg injuries and internal damage. Rescue used a pocket knife to sever tendons and save McKittrick’s leg as scalding steam poured from the engine. Mrs. Genner and Rev. Mr. Allen aided, with McKittrick later taken to a St. Louis hospital.
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St, Louis
Klirick
Spanish Lake
Brookfield
R. L. Ledford
Stockman
Hannibal
McKittrick
Charles Mackesson
Possen
Mr. Allen
Mr. McKittrick
Dall
BicKittrick
Ute Ray
R. CG. Allen
Grove City
Jens
St. Louis
Alea
Staunton
Staunton, D Wnree
Emma Renner
Cincinnati
Gincinnati
State of Washington
Massachusetts Sees Taft Delegation To Lead Chicago Ballot
Roosevelt and Taft supporters react to Massachusetts primaries with Gardner reporting 128 delegates backing Taft. Gloucester Haverhill Salem Deverty cities voted Taft and Crane likely to join Taft on the Chicago delegation. Crane favors Taft early. Taft majority expected in state convention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Mamensley
Massachusetts
White House
Crane
Secretary Tate
Chicago
Ravnevelt
Gardner
Imamueh
Massachusets
Mr. Gardner
Gloucester
Haverhill
Deverty
Salem
Tafto
Grane
Mie
Tayt
New 36 Story Skyscraper Planned for Battery Place NYC
New York April 3 Plans call for a massive 36 story skyscraper to rise near Battery Place. The Century Investing Company and Battery Place Realty will finance and oversee the project. The structure will reach about 449 feet with wings of 10 and 31 stories, designed to harmonize with adjacent buildings and alter the city skyline.
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New York
Century Investing Company
Battery Place Realty Company
What Would You Do If Doctors Say Hopeless Case
A patient reflects on advice for those with a hopeless prognosis after three physicians declare they have six weeks to live. If recovery comes using only $12 worth of Dr Miles Heart Cure and Keroine, what should a friend in similar trouble do. The piece mentions a hospital stay and a claim of cure with Miles Heart Cure.
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Miles
Fire Damages Ellwood City Grocery Stock and Fixtures
An early morning blaze at 6 39 damaged more than 5000 worth of stock and fixtures at Martin Reiner and Son on 421 Lawrence Avenue in Ellwood City. Volunteers fought flames through the storefront and flooded the interior, potentially sparing the block from total loss. Inventory will determine exact damage. building and stock are insured.
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Martin Reiner
Humes
T21
Lawrence Avenue
Polster
Mauranua
Head Crushed as Cars Jumped Track in Ohio Incident
Freight derailment near Lowellville involving Limestone Company track. Fred Taylor, a Minestone Company brakeman, was crushed between two cars when one jumped the track during a yard shift. He suffered severe head and shoulder injuries and was taken home amid fears for his life.
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Mahoning ‘Limestone Company
Lowellville
Fred Taylor
Minestone Company
Taylor
Moe
Bfu
Coal Shutdown Thwarts Rail Coal Movement Across Lines
Coal traffic on multiple New Castle railroads faces a setback from a national coal mine shutdown. Predictions say coal movements will cease within the next days, with scarce coal affecting train crews and leading to anticipated unemployment. Roads report large coal stores in reserve. Mille In and the Mahoning and Shebango Valleys remain well supplied for now.
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Jorge
Mahoning
Shebango
Labor leaders pledge support for prolabor presidential candidate
United Press dispatch from Washington reports organized labor will back the presidential candidate who favors pro labor measures, with statements from John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president now to meet the president today. Mitchell says AFL instructions will guide labor’s role in the congressional campaign and a probe of labor conditions linked to a canal project is planned.
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United Presa
Washington
Ashlia
John Michell
United Mine Worker of America
Eity
Mitchell
Aitenell Willolay
Camentsston
Indianapoliss
Edenburg Couple Welcome Daughter and Local Community Notes
Mr and Mrs J A Rane announce the arrival of a young daughter. Cameron will move to the Cameron homestead. Charles Nendler rents his house to Mr Palmer of New Castle, superintendent at the powder works. Ed McClelland arrived from Texas, his wife accompanying him as she stays with a sister for health. M E Sunday school held its annual officers election led by Superintendent Thayer Cover and Secretary Belle Lockley, with organist Magee Simon and members Sara Park and William Beight.
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J. A. Rane
Cameron
Cameron Homestead
Sona
Carl Rougers
Averytan
William Takin
Register and Recorder
Cnacle
Charles Nendler
Palmer
New Castle
Will
Ed McClelland
Texas
Mn Sijoirn
Celland
Hig
M. E
Thayer Cover
Mia
R. W. Skinner
Soretary
Belle Lockley
B. W. Cover
Magee Simon
Sara Park
William Beight
Lowellville Bank Increases Capital Stock
The Lowellville Savings and Banking Company votes to raise capital from 34100 to 60000. All new stock subscribed by local men, with Cashier John Taylor no longer connected to the institution.
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Lowellville Savings and Banking Company
Lowellville
John Taylor
J. & Taylor
Éaftact
New Unstis Savige
Good Birds and Bad as They Have Been Found By State Department
State Department report surveys birds and crops, noting some species help pests and others harm yields. It argues granite evidence shows crows and blackbirds may aid control of worms and mice, sparrows consume weed seeds, and hawks and owls destroy rodents, outweighing AV depredations. It urges protection of birds as essential to agriculture and condemns unnecessary bird killing.
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State Department
Department of Agriculture
Ceeds
Sparrow
Bey
Uhat
United States
Pot
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Ellwood
A. Lentz
A.W. Renton
Moon
Carpenter
Paso Robles
Qal
Evens
Hell
Pulaski R. GC
Rayser
Buren
Hpstate “Alleatic Refining
New York City
Pruviour
Ouiedy Waik
Songota
Milligan
Beas
Miles Medical Co
Kikhert, Ind
Edenburg
Lowellville Bank
5. S
S.S
Atlanta, GA
Sloan
Quincy
Berl
Stoun
Boston
Hass. S.A
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