Roosevelt Pushes Stronger Law Against Anarchist Mail
President Roosevelt urges Congress to widen statutes to curb the distribution of anarchistic and seditious literature by mail. He argues the post office can be used to block materials that advocate murder arson and treason and calls for explicit laws to ban such publications in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Department of Justice
Theodore Roosevelt
Bonaparte
la Quéstione Sociale
Paterson
N. J
Postmaster General
United States
Poun der of Globe Visits Court House
J A Lininger of Harrisburg state department called on old friends at the courthouse this morning. Former New Wilmington Globe founder now based in Sharon on his way home to vote in Saturday primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lininger
State Department
Harrisburg
Court House
Mr. Lininger
New Wilmington
New Castle Man Robbed of $139
George Reid, a bricklayer of 814 Watson Street, was arrested after detectives traced a stolen $139 from two roommates. The case began when Reid vanished with Enright and Doris’s funds, leaving a hotel business card linking Reid to evidence at the St James Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reid
Watson Street
Crooks
Morgan
Pittsburg
Enright
Doris
Dorns
Reid
Detective Bureau
St. James Hotel
Smithfield Street
First Avenue
James H. Miskel
Miskel
G. B. Boylan
Flag Dedication at English School by Old Soldiers
A U S flag presented to New Castle English school for foreigners is being dedicated this afternoon. The event features Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans with a parade led by G A R band. Levi M Wise presides, Hon A L Hazen presents the flag, Wade Dougherty responds. Charles H Andrews speaks for Sons of Veterans. Rev. David M Cleland also speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Castle
Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Band
Washington Street
Levi M. Wise
Butler English School
A. L. Hazen
Wade Dougherty
Charles H. Andrews
Sons of Veterans
David M. Cleland
New Wilmington
Second United Presbyterian church reelects trustees and reports solid finances
The annual congregational meeting was held Wednesday evening. Trustees William Allen and H. L. White were re-elected as terms expired. The treasurer reported all bills paid and a comfortable treasury balance. The church raised the pastor’s salary by 400 and covered a 240 city missionary expense. Dr. W. L. Campbell presided as board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
William Allen
H. L. White
W. L. Campbell
Funeral for Jay Rush Halyday at South Mill Street home
Friends gathered Wednesday afternoon at the Halyday home on South Mill Street for the funeral of Jay Rush Halyday who died suddenly Saturday morning. Rev. C S Brooks of the First Christian church conducted services. Interment was in Valley View Cemetery.
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Halyday
South Mill Street
Jay Rush Halyday
C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Valley View Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Granted in New Castle
Roy W Hazen and Margaret J Henderson of New Castle. David Garfield Harris and Adarene Belle Stritmater of New Castle received marriage licenses in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Hazen
New Castle
Margaret J. Henderson
David Garfield Harris
Adarene Belle Stritmater
Campaign of assassination rocks Lisbon city
Rioting has ended in Lisbon but a campaign of assassination follows. Three guardsmen and an officer involved in riot suppression are dead or dying after ambush and stabbing. A high police official was found with a knife in his back and King Manuel and cabinet members face heightened protection as censorship remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Lisbon
Viosly
Manuel
Real Issue Calls Careful Choice in State Assembly Race
The News urges New Castle and Lawrence county voters to back state representatives and a state senator pledged to support local option and oppose Boies Penrose. It warns the congressional race distracts from the only path to these aims, emphasizing legislative accountability over federal contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
United States
Boies Enrose
U.S
Boies Penrose
Senate
Penrose
Congress
Boies Penrose Ee
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Plan for wagon milk and meal distribution in city
Committee proposes a trial plan placing unemployed men in charge of a wagon that roams the residence section. A horn will announce the wagon’s approach and residents should give spare provisions to attendants at doorways. Food will be distributed to applicants at 12 South Jefferson Street.
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No. 12
South
Jefferson Street
Bread Shortage Strains City Charities Seek Aid
Nearly 400 applicants sought food at the Associated Charities office this morning. 240 fed while about 150 were turned away as bread ran out. Bread donations come from local bakers and merchants, with beans and onions to follow and meat promised this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities Committee
Alderman Mayne
A. S. Green
South
Jefferson Street
Associated Charities
Relief Committee
Mahoningtown
Two Newborns Reported in Dewey and Cascade Families
Born to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Trax of Dewey Avenue a son. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc Cracken of Cascade Street a daughter.
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William E. Trax
Dewey Avenue
Walter McCracken
Cascade Street
Death Record William H Stair 57 Pittsburg Pecon 23 Ellwood June On
William H Stair aged 57 died in Pittsburg on June but details are incomplete. Ellwood and Pecon are referenced as associated locations or relatives in fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stair
Pittsbure
A Pecon
Ellwood
Henry Volz resigns as New Castle Y M C A boys director
Henry Volz announces his resignation as the boys department director and educational secretary of the New Castle Y M C A effective May 1 1908. He plans to enter the Chicago Y M C A Training school next October to improve boys work and will lead a purity campaign in Philadelphia during the summer. Volz thanks the association for support and friendships and wishes the work continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Volz
Volz
A. D. Mornes
Young Men's Christian Association
New Castle
Young Men’s Christian Association Training School
Chicago
Free Lecture at First Baptist Church Tonight
Under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Charles T. Newlin will give a free lecture Thursday evening at the First Baptist church. Newlin, of national reputation, speaks on The Unconstitutional ity of Legalizing Wrong. A Hoosier native with Quaker roots, he has long been a public speaker for Christian reform and temperance groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Charles T. Newlin
First Baptist Church
Mr. Newlin
Temperance
Natural Science
Final bankruptcy accounts filed for Ellwood City and South New Castle
The final account for trustee R C McKinley in the Herman Lewis estate shows $651.21 collected with $98.01 expenses and $557.20 for creditors from $2,800 in claims. Wylie McCaslin filed a partial account in Henry J Thomas case with $461.87 collected, $66 expenses, and $395.04 balance for distribution. liabilities total $1,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. McKinley
Herman Lewis
Ellwood City
BE. M. Underwood
Wylie McCaslin
Henry J. Thomas
South New Castle
Death of John Pecon at 23 in Shenango Valley Hospital
John Pecon of West Ellwood Junction died Thursday morning at Shenango Valley Hospital from typhoid fever. He was brought in only three or four days earlier with a serious condition. He was 23 years old. Family members have been notified and are expected in the city during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pecon
West Ellwood Junction
Shenango Valley Hospital
Favors Phillips for National Convention Delegate
The Washington Observer argues against party voting in selecting delegates from the district. It endorses Thomas W. Phillips of New Castle as a worthy choice reflecting his high standing and service. Phillips would command respect and reflect credit on the district at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Observer
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
Toe
Congress
Lawrence County
Phillips
Fostani Wounded in Drunken Brawl to County Jail
Frank Fostani, wounded a week ago Monday by Anton io Vilate in a Fifth ward drunken brawl, is nearly recovered. He was moved from the hospital Thursday to the county jail and declared he is ready to go to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fostani
Antonio Vilate
Fostani
Indignation in Fourth Ward Over Board Appointment
Citizens rally at the Third United Presbyterian church to condemn the school board for filling a vacancy with W J Kildop, despite a 406-name petition and majority wishes. The Good Government League plans strong resolutions censuring the board and protests may seek legal remedies, noting the vacancy was decided by secret ballot rather than roll call.
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Fourth Ward
J. D. Clark
Good Government League
Third United Presbyterian Church
W. J. Kildop
Thomas W. Johns
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Clarke
Charter Granted for Ellwood City Mutual Benefit Society
A charter for the Mutual Benefit association of the Shelby Tube company of Ellwood City was recorded. Directors named for the first year include William Myers George Nicklin Steve Wiltrout Ira Gillespie George C Young James M Barton James Morgan John Lindstorm J Frank Main Thomas Mc Laughlin M W Rowlands and William Gribben. The group aims to build a fund for members during illness and to provide a small death benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Association
Shelby Tube Company
Ellwood City
Court House
William Myers
George Nicklin
Steve Wiltrout
Ira Gillespie
George C. Young
James M. Barton
James Morgan
John Lindstorm
J. Frank Main
Thomas McLaughlin
M. W. Rowlands
William Gribben
Miss Jennie Drake Weds Floyd Moore in Slippery Rock
Miss Jennie Drake and Floyd Moore of Slippery Rock township united in marriage at the home of Rev. McClister. The couple will be honored Thursday at a reception by the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Jefferson Moore. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Martha Drake.
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Jennie Drake
Floyd Moore
Slippery Rock Township
McClister
Slippery Rock
Jefferson Moore
Martha Drake
Beaver County Awakening to Local Option Flap in Beaver Valley
A Beaver County letter from a United Presbyterian minister urges voters to back a strong local option law and oppose Mr. Penrose and his organization. It argues the next legislature must not be controlled by those who thwarted previous local option efforts and questions George T. Weingartner's senate candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Beaver Valley
Beaver County
Beaver
Penrose
Local Option Association
Local Option
George T. Weingartner
State Senate
Governor Hughes faces Senate over anti-race track bills
Albany dispatch notes Governor Hughes pushes anti-race track gambling measures while senators Grady McCarren and Raines clash over the message. A 25 to 25 Senate vote stalled lawmakers and hints at a special session as Chanler and Hughes weigh next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Albany
N. Y
Hughes M Oday
Wall Street
Raines
Senate
McCarren
State Senate
Charles E. Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Hughes
Niagara
Orleans
Franchot
Agnew
Grattan
William Barnes, Jr
Knapp
Clinton County
Cassidy
Friends
Wilcox
Local option club formed after forest meeting at Book's Woods
Attorneys and local leaders formed a local option club at Book's Woods School House in Mahoning Township after an address by Walter S. Reynolds. Rev Patterson presided. the meeting was largely attended and the group intends to push the issue vigorously until after the fall election.
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Walter S. Reynolds
Book’s Woods
Mahoning Township
Patterson
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