Boys Caught With Load of Stolen Goods in South Mill Street Room
Clifford Emery and Frank J Henry were arrested for robbery after police found about $300 in stolen goods under Emerys bed and in the room of his home on South Mill Street. Richard Cook Jr implicated but denies charge. All three held for Alderman Morrison as detectives trace the loot from J J Deans wholesale house on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Emery
South Mill Street
Fred Henry
Richard Cook, Jr
Frank J. Henry
Creighton Logan
John Stewart
Logan
Emery
J. J. Dean
Alderman Morrison
Red Emery
Hovsl
Mrs. Emery
Old Timers Roll Call Held by Shenango I O O F
Shenango lodge No 195 I O O F will host an old timers roll call at their hall on Neshannock avenue this evening. Members are to answer to their names in person while distant members have letters read. Election returns will be read to the lodge during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Lodge
Neshannock Avenue
Rev Brooks Delivers Local Option Speech in Edenburg
Rev Brooks last night addressed the local option issue at the Methodist Episcopal church in Edenburg. The meeting was conducted under the direction of Edenburg’s W. G. T. U. members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Brooks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edenburg
John Vandercook Dies at 36 President of United Press
John Vandercook, president of the United Press association, died at Streeter hospital after two appendectomy operations. Born in Orange New Jersey around 36 years ago and raised in Philadelphia, he rose from Cleveland Press reporter to head of the Scripps McRae service, shaping its concise yet colorful dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
John Vandercrook
United Press Association
Streeter Hospital
Orange
N. J
Delphia
Cleveland Press
Scripps-McRae
New York
Scripps-McRae News Service
Vandercook
Street Car Strike Sparks Citywide Terror in Pensacola
Police guard all actions as rioting street car strikers clash with strike-breakers. A fight injures 15 men before reserves arrive. Governors troops may be called if riots spread. Cars run with protection while obstructions and missiles disrupt service across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pensacola
Fla
Charter Granted for New Castle Mason Club
A charter was filed this morning for the New Castle club formed for social and literary purposes. Directors for the first year include J. R. Kiskadden, John S. Wallace, Francis J. Perry, Herb D. McGoun, James Rice, Smith H. Douds, and Walter S. R. Harlan. The club will be exclusively Masons and will use the Lea home on Mercer Street as quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
J. R. Kiskadden
John S. Wallace
Francis J. Perry
Herb D. McGoun
James Rice
Smith H. Douds
Walter S. R. Harlan
Lea
Mercer Street
Uniform primaries tested across Pennsylvania today
Pennsylvanians test the uniform primaries this afternoon to elect delegates to national and state conventions and nominate candidates for congress, state senate, assembly, judgeships, and minor offices. The Republican field remains divided over Knox for president, while Democrats debate endorsing Bryan with internal support for an uninstructed delegation. Local option issues are shaping campaigns statewide as organizations remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Republican Party
United States
Knox
W. J. Bryan
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Bryan
Helie and Anna Sail Away From New York
Under assumed names Mme Anna Gould and Helie De Sagan sailed from New York on separate ships after reportedly being married in Hoboken the night before. De Sagan avoided confirmation while Mme Gould, using the name Mrs Chapman, left with her children and maid aboard the Frederick Der Grosse toward Gibraltar and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Mme Anna Gould
Helie de Sagan
America
Hoboken
Prince
St. Paul
Mme. Gould
Frederich der Grosse
Mme Gold
Mme Gould
de Sagan
A. D. Hodges
Viscount de Barris
de Barris
Frederick der Grosse
Mre. Chapman
Frederick
Naval department uses railroad plan to move sailors
The Navy orders 700 enlisted men from New York to Asia via Prairie, Colon, and Panama. Sailors travel by government railroad across the isthmus to Panama City then aboard the Buffalo to San Francisco and Manila, aiming for cost savings after railroads failed to meet prior reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Asiatic Station
Cuba
Colon
Panama
Government
Panama City
Buffalo
San Francisco
Manila
Department
New Trial Sought for Capitol Trimmers Conspiracy Case
In Harrisburg on April 11 attorneys for James H. Shumaker William Snyder and William L Mathues convicted March 13 of conspiracy to defraud the state in Capitol building and furnishing work filed reasons for a new trial. Arguments set for early May before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James H. Shumaker
William Snyder
William L. Mathues
Reverend Brooks to Speak at Beaver Falls Cornerstone
Rev. C. S. Brooks of First Christian Church New Castle will deliver the principal address Sunday afternoon at Beaver Falls for the cornerstone laying of a new Christian church to be erected this summer. The church is led by Rev. J. W. Darby, known in New Castle for conducting cremation services two years ago in the Central Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
New Castle
Beaver Falls
New Christian Church
J. W. Darby
Central Christian Church
Governor Hughes at 46 Celebrates in Buffalo
Governor Hughes turns 46 with a day of events in Buffalo New York Mrs Hughes joins the celebration arriving at the Iroquois hotel committees from local groups greet the governor A 4 to 6 pm fraternity reception at the Iroquois 6 pm Lawyers' club dinner Genesee Hotel 9 pm Seventy fourth regiment review at the armory 11 pm supper at the Iroquois terminal events hosted by Seventy fourth regiment officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Hughes
Albany
Iroquois Hotel
Seventy-fourth Regiment
George C. Fox
Genesee Hotel
Lawyers’ Club
Armory
Niagara Street
Iroquois
Secret Committee to Secure Facts in School Board Petition
Fred Warnock of the East Side Good Government league appointed a three member secret committee to investigate the school controllers board action. The panel will review why the Johns petition carried 31 names outweighed the Kildop petition with 406 names and seek explanations from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warnock
East Side Good Government League
Thomas W. Johns
Fourth Ward
William Kildop
Sharon
Johns
Alabama Sunday baseball test case to be argued
Mobile is set for a court challenge over Sunday baseball with Charles B Colson secretary of the Mobile Baseball club arrested on governor issued orders for violating the Sunday law. He will pursue the case to test the legality in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mobile
Ala
Charles 8. Colson
Mobile Baseball Club
Fighting Italians Are Held for Court
Tony Vitale and Francisco Toscano, charged with felonious assault and battery with intent to kill and murder, were held for the June term after hearings before Alderman Green. Vitale posted $500 bail. Toscano remained in jail. Police say the March 30 Division street fight included a shot and a razor drawn in self defense claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Vitale
Francisco Toscano
Green
Vitale
Toscano
Division Street
Associated Banks Report Big Reserves
The weekly statement from Associated Banks shows deposits reserves up 2.58 million on all deposits and 2.593 million on deposits excluding U S. Loans rise 7.033 million and specie up 5.467 million while circulation falls 674 thousand. Total loans stand at 1.1874 billion. Banks hold 43.27 million in excess of requirements, up from 15.85 million and 4.77 million in prior years. The reserve ratio is 28.50 percent, versus 28.384 percent the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Herman couple reaches peace agreement after assault suit
John and Maria Herman met in Alderman Mayne’s office to settle a pending assault and battery suit. They drew up a binding agreement and signed papers in the alderman’s presence to ensure peaceful cohabitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Maria Herman
Mayne
Maria
Count Coltellis Suicide While Trying On His Coffin
In Bologna Count Costelli visited an undertaker to try on a coffin and, after assurance it fit, he lay inside and shot himself. The death is linked to a fortune teller’s dire prophecies about his wife’s departure and his own violent end. His wife eloped earlier with a friend, fueling his distress and the fatal decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bologna
Count Coltell
Coltelli
Costelli
Clarkson Guest at the Maloney Home in the Quaker City
Samuel B. Clarkson, London clubman, is a guest at Helen Maloney's Philadelphia home amid rumors her secret marriage to Arthur Osborne may be annulled. Clarkson’s presence signals plans for a possible wedding after annulment. Last night he escorted Maloney to a friend, prompting reporters to reveal his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Samuel B. Clarkson
London
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Standard Oil
Maloney
Miss Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborne
New York
Clarkson
Sammy Clarkson
Possible contest on Bauman will amid murder case
Mrs. Alice Reebel of Edenburg and attorneys worked at the court house on proving the will of the late Ernest Bauman who was murdered last fall. Objections may be filed as the will is not yet admitted to probate and its author must be established. Reebel holds a Pittsburg street deed, making other claimants’ access unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Reebel
Edenburg
J. Norman Martin
J. V. Cunningham
James Norris
Court House
Ernest Bauman
S. L. McCracken
German Warship Bluecher Is Record Breaker Launched
The armored cruiser Bluecher was launched at Kiel today. Displacing 15 000 tons, it costs 7 million dollars and carries 790 officers and men. Top speed is 25 knots with ten 11 inch guns and a battery of three 12 inch quick firers. Countess Bluecher christened the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kiel
Bluecher
Countess Bluecher
Harris Couple Leaves for Pittsburg and Donora
Mr and Mrs David G Harris of North Walnut street wed this week and have departed for a trip to Pittsburg and Donora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Harris
North Walnut Street
Pittsburg
Donora
Eminent Men Gather at White House for Conservation Talk
A conference of governors and leading figures meets at the White House on May 13 to urge national cooperation in conserving natural resources. Notables include James J. Hill, Grover Cleveland, W. J. Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, and Roosevelt, with cabinet members, supreme court justices, and many public figures attending. End goals focus on forests and waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Conference of Governors
White House
James J. Hill
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Johni Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Favorison
Bryan
Knox
la Follette
Fairbanks
Cannon
Hughes
Johnson
Gray
Taft
Cortelyou
Folk
Great Northern Railroad
Roosevelt
The
Supreme Court
Inland Waterways Commission
House Opposed Aldrich Bill Delays Financial Legislation
Washington reports indicate a Republican majority opposes the Aldrich financial bill. Senate finance members warn the currency overhaul is too vast for this session and may lead to no general reform, with the emergency plan seen as a makeshift at best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Missouri Pacific President Roast Sparks Alumni Dinner Row
Adrian H. Joline of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad assailed President Roosevelt at a Princeton alumni dinner. Joline condemned Roosevelt’s policies and state officials while warning of imperialism or socialism. Attorney Isaac H. Lienberger called railroad bosses rogues except Joline, and George S. Johns defended the newspapers Joline attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Adrian H. Joline
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Roosevelt
Princeton
Joline
Isaac H. Lienberger
Harriman
Gould
Vanderbilt
George S. Johns
Funeral service for John Pecon observed in West Ellwood Junction
John Pecon died Thursday morning at Shenango Valley hospital. A short service was held at St. Joseph's church at 5 PM, followed by burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. He was born in Germany and resided in West Ellwood Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pecon
Shenango Valley Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
West Ellwood Junction
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Rev. Brooks
Cleveland Hospital
NEW Castle Club
Helie
Anna
France
Naval Department
C. D. Frey
Tom School Board
Sallie Ball
Rhinelander, Wis
South Mercer Street
Undertaker
Quaker City
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