Thaw Jury Hints at Possible Verdict This Evening
Hope for a Thaw verdict grew as jurors reviewed two hours of testimony and requested light on key issues. Foreman’s questions suggested doubts over premeditation and insanity, with jurors reading long exhibits and cross examinations before resuming deliberations.
Deaths listed for several individuals in Magnolia Springs and surrounding areas
Record of deaths includes Carl Mayberry from Magnolia Springs Alabama age 3 Lewis R Allen age 34 of Pittsburg George W Mercer age 45 of Hazel Dell and Paul W Beck age 25 from Youngstown listed in the notice.
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Carl Mayberry
Magnolia Springs
Ala
Lewis R. Allen
Pittsburg
George W. Mercer
Hazel Dell
Paul W. Beck
Youngstown
Thaw murder verdict guidance and jury instructions given
District Attorney Jerome fin ished his argument late yesterday afternoon after 4 oclock. Justice Fitzgerald delivered his charge to the jury concluding about 5 oclock. The jury retired and was locked up for the night at 11:15. They asked to read portions of testimony at about 1 this morning. They returned at 1:30 this afternoon. The judge instructed the jury to ignore the unwritten law defense. If Thaw was insane at the time of the shooting he should be acquitted on that ground. If sane and premeditation is proven the verdict should be first degree murder. If no premeditation and sane, verdict of second degree murder or first degree manslaughter depending on guilt.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Foreman Smith
Tikan
Jarome
Longfellow
Thaw
Jerome
Delmas
Meyer Cohen
White
Paul Brodie
Gordon Packett
Madison Square Garden
Warren
Paxton
Henry Blaise
Cohen
James C. Lynch Smith
Stanford White
Doosmen Wright
Barrett
Lynch
Tenderloin
Grady
Evelyn Thaw
Allan McLane Hamilton
Juro
Madis
Square Garden
Varius
Evean
Justice Fitzgerald
Brother of Local Man Dies After Illness
Paul W. Beck aged 25 dies at home on 815 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown after a long illness linked to typhoid fever stomach disorder He had worked as traveling auditor for Armour Company and later ran its Spokane offices He is survived by parents two brothers Parker and Howard and sister Helen Funeral set for Friday at 1 PM at the parental home conducted by Reverend Holmes.
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Mahoning Avenue
Youngstown
Paul W. Beck
Armour Company
Beck
Sarinac Lake
N. Y
Florida
L. L. Beck
The
Spokane
Wash
Holmes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bryan Opposes Roosevelt Run and Hails La Follette as Best Republican
In Chattanooga Bryan praised John Temple Graves for his candor and said he would not nominate Theodore Roosevelt for another term. He argued Roosevelt is unsuitable and named Robert La Follette of Wisconsin as the ideal Republican standard bearer for the Democrats to consider.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Anniversary Club
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Georgian
Bryan
Roosevelt
Graves
William J. Bryan
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Vanderbilt Jr Plans Balloon Ascension From Point Breeze
William K Vanderbilt Jr of New York will make his first balloon flight from Point Breeze on Saturday with Allan R Hanley as pilot aboard the Orient. The ascent marks the hobby of a wealthy Baltimorean as the event draws Aero Club interest.
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Philadelphia
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Point Breeze
Vanderbilt
New York Aero Club
Allan R. Hanley
Orient
Petition for reconveyance of Stritmater estate heard
A court heard Wylie McCaslin present a petition to reconvey the assigned estate of Joseph W. Stritmater. Stritmater assigned his assets to John H. Preston for creditors. Preston, as assignee, sold some Lead on the North hill lots. proceeds and payments have cleared his indebtedness, seeking reconveyance of the remaining lot balance if no objections arise after publication.
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Joseph W. Stritmater
Wylie McCaslin
Death of Young Boy in the Far South
Word came Thursday morning of the death of Carl Mayberry three year old son of J and Mrs John A Mayberry of a city farm life. He had recently gone to Magnolia Alabama with his parents for health reasons and fell ill with whooping cough and pneumonia before dying Wednesday. The body will arrive Saturday and the funeral will be held at a later date from the home of Mr and Mrs E W Brothers on Butler Avenue. The family long resided in the city and were known to many Newtle residents.
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Carl
John A. Mayberry
E. W. Brothers
Butlev Enue
New
Tle
Pleasant, warmer weekend forecast for Western Pennsylvania
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Friday in Western Pennsylvania with possible showers Friday near the lake.
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Pennsylvania
Graft in Penna Capitol Building Sparks Outcry
A wave of graft allegations at the Pennsylvania Capitol Building prompts protests and calls for investigations. Officials vow accountability as lawmakers face scrutiny over process and spending.
Contractors implicated in graft over Pennsylvania Capitol flooring
New York subcontractors who trimmed the state capitol faced the commission as J Godfrey Wilson testified about inflated cement and parquetry costs. He described an inflated final bill, misrepresented quantities, and a warm building that ruined flooring. Additional witnesses and firms linked to the scheme were expected to testify in session.
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New York
Legislative
Huston
Sanderson
Capitol
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Godfrey Wilson
Sandeson
Keystone State
Wilson
Payne
Berry
W. & J. Sloane
Robert Fisher
Edwards & Company
Father Attacks Son With Sharp Knife in Family Quarrel
During a family quarrel Joe Carmon allegedly cut his son Pete Carmon on the arm near the elbow, causing a severe blood loss before stopped. An information was filed before Alderman Ranney, charging felonious assault and battery. He was arrested and held for a Friday hearing.
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Joe Carmon
Pete Carmon
Ranney
Preparatory Services at First U. P. Church
Preparatory services for communion are held at the First United Presbyterian Church. Thursday evening features Rev. H. M. Burns of Grace Methodist Church and Friday evening and Saturday afternoon feature Rev. W. M. Barr of Hethel U. P. Church in Mercer County.
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First United Presbyterian Church
H. M. Burns
Grace Methodist Church
W. M. Barr
Hethel U. P
Mercer County
Pitsburg 13 Entertaining Many Notables
City event highlights list Pitsburg 13 figures and local notable guests at a celebration with multiple attendees and formal presentations in a festive setting.
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Pitsburg 13
Carnegie Institute Dedication Draws World Notables
Pittsburg marks Founders Day with the dedication of the six million dollar Carnegie Institute on Forbes Avenue. Andrew Carnegie presides as 150 dignitaries attend events from 9:35 a.m. to 3 p.m. including a music hall program, academic procession, and a concert conducted by Emil Paul.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Forbes Avenue
Schenley Park
Andrew Carnegie
Board of Trustees
William N. Frew
George W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Hotel Schenley
Carnegie Technical Schools
Hall of Music
Emil Paul
Edward Elgar
London
Music Hall
America
Charles Heinroth
Garnegie Library
John Rhys
Jesus College
University of Oxford
Senate
Paris
8. H. Church
Board of
W. N. Frew
Organ
Edwin Fleuret
Western University of Pennsylvania
Leases Lapsed for Royalties Nonpayment in County
Oil and gas leases on 50 acres in the county’s northeast by Harrison Pizor have lapsed in recent weeks due to unpaid royalties. Leases were tied to a $1 per acre quarterly payment until a test well was sunk. Only Charles Eppinger and Des Dight reportedly received cash while others claim forfeiture.
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Harrison Pizor
Charles Eppinger
Des Dight
City Levy Again Matches Last Year
A city tax levy mirrors the prior year’s millage rate amid a concise budget discussion. Officials report no changes to the requested funding levels while outlining costs for essential services and public safety.
County millage holds at three mills for city levy
The city will keep the millage at 10 1 2 mills with three mills for county tax and potential eight mills for school tax. Total city property millage remains 21 1 2 mills, yielding about 268 500 to cover next year’s expenses. Budget notes credit city controller and annexation effects on valuations.
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General Revenue Fund
Hughes
White
Neshannock Township
Third Victim of Burton Powder Mill Explosion Dies
John Mackey, one of the three victims of the Burton powder mill explosion in Quakertown on Monday, died Wednesday at Mahoning Valley hospital in Youngstown, bringing the death toll to three.
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John Mackey
Burton
Quakertown
Mahoning Valley Hospital
Youngstown
Black Hand suspect jailed for attempted blackmail in funeral threat
Riccardo Micco, alleged Black Hand member, is jailed after allegedly threatening John Micco and his mother at an Italian funeral over a $100 blackmail demand. Authorities arrested him in Hullsville with a knife found on his person and planned a Friday hearing.
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Riccardo Micco
Black Hand Society
John Micco
Hillsville
Micco
Alderman Green
Ricccardo Micco
Creighton Logan
John Stewart
Herman Medard
Hullsville
Black Hant Society
Wallance Addresses Men's Club At First Baptist
Attorney Robert L. Wallace will address the Men's club of the First Baptist church Thursday evening on the subject Men Worth While. This will be the first meeting since the recent election of officers for the year. President elect M. L. Gormley will announce the committees for the coming year.
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Robert L. Wallace
The
First Baptist Church
M. L. Gormley
Elected Moderator of Mercer Presbytery
Rev. J. O. Campbell a Westminster professor was chosen moderator of the Mercer Presbytery of the United Presbyterian church. The presbytery held its annual spring meeting at Sharon on Tuesday of this week.
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J. O. Campbell
Westminster
Mercer Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Sharon
Board of Revision Lowers Home Values for Members
In revising year assessments, at least three board members gave reductions to their own properties. Falls street 174 house and lot lowered from 1710 to 1650. Mary Fallis 43 and 49 Jefferson two houses lowered from 8090 to 5840. Moravia street Fallis lot 1500 to 1300. South Mill street Perry wife reduced from 2880 to 2680. W W Eichbaum 6 Long Avenue lowered from 3440 to 3200. Eichbaum 171 Jefferson Street lot and brick residence dropped from 7720 to 6470.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
James N. Fallis
W. W. Fichbaum
Samuel Perry
Falls Street
Jefferson Street
First Ward
Mary Fallis
Fifth Ward
Moravia Street
Fallis
South Mill Street
Marinda J. Perry
Long Avenue
W. W. Eichbaum
Mr. Eichbaum
Prodigal Boy Andrew Scott Rejoins Father at Jail Door
Andrew Scott, 14, who ran away seeking to see the world, was captured at New Castle Junction and returned to Allegheny by Detective Breen. His father Frank Scott embraced him and asked if he was fed and not abused, the boy replying he ran away mainly to avoid school.
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Andrew Scott
Breen
New Castle Junction
Frank Scott
Allegheny
Andrew
Ranney
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