Turkish mutiny presses for dismissal of Hilmi Pasha
Mutinous troops surround the Constantinople parliament house demanding the removal of Grand Vizier Hilmi Pasha and the war minister. They threaten violence as sultan representatives parley with officers. The revolt stems from pay disputes and power splits between the Young Turks and Liberals amid a fragile, centralizing government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Constantinople
House of Parliament
Hilmi Pasha
Chamber of Deputies
War Ministry
Kiami Pasha
Turkey
Son of slain woman charged with crime in Erie
Delmar J Young was arrested by County Detective Frank H. Watson and charged with murdering his mother Mrs Vinnie M Young at 661 West Seventeenth street. Alderman Jacob E Swap issued the warrant and Young pleaded not guilty before Swap, jailed without bail for a Thursday preliminary exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Delmar J Young
Frank H. Watson
Vinnie M. Young
West Seventeenth Street
Young
Jacob E Swap
Watson
Swap
Delmer Young
Little Boy 3 Burned in Accident at Beaver Falls
Isaac D. Hughes received a call that his three year old nephew Joseph Hughes Jr was badly burned after his Canton flannel nightdress caught fire on a gas stove. The boy ran to the stove and was engulfed, his father Joseph Hughes pulling off the burning garment. Doctors worry about inhalation injuries as the child’s face avoids burns while the father’s hands are severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Hughes
Joseph Hughes, Jr
Beaver Falls
Joseph Hughes
Good Roads Machinery Sues Union Township for Road Machine Pay
A petition filed in court seeks judgment in the Good Roads Machinery Company v Union Township case. The company secured a verdict for about 1500 dollars against the township over a road machine purchased by the supervisors years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Machinery Company
Union Township
Two City Jobs Left Vacant by Mayor Lusk
Mayor Lusk has not filled two city offices, and the names for the vacancies will not be presented to the council for some time. The open roles are dog catcher and delinquent tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Select Council
Railroad Case Is Continued In Nesbit Kelly Death Suit
In the William F. Kelly and Mary Kelley versus Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad case for 25000 damages over Nesbit Kelly’s death the defense pleaded surprise due to a new feature and the matter was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kelly
Mary Kelley
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Nesbit Kelly
Referendum Vote Underway Among Traction Workers
Traction employees across the Mahoning and Shenango Valley system vote today on wage demands. Motormen and conductors in New Castle Youngstown and other lines express sentiment as officials proposed a wage cut for younger workers and a small raise for veterans. The result should be known by Wednesday and will guide future company decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning & Shenango Valley
New Castle
Youngstown
Youngstown & Sharon
Sharon City
Million Dead Loss So Report Says
A bankruptcy petition is filed against Thomas A. Ennis and Charles Stoppani of Ennis and Stoppani, claiming 2500 and 250 by individuals, with total liabilities around 1.5 million and assets near 400 thousand. Judge Holt appoints Lindsay Russell receiver with a 50000 bond as creditors gather to assess the firm’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Thomas A. Ennis
Charles Stoppani
Ennis
Holt
Lindsay Russell
Charles Sincere
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Treadwell Cleveland
Cleveland
West Side Team Opens Season With Nocks Saturday
The West side amateur baseball team will start its season on Saturday April 24 with a practice game against the Nocks at Cascade Park. They recently received new uniforms and have several out-of-town games on the schedule. Last year they won 16 of 18, mostly away games, and expect the Nocks to travel. Out-of-town teams seeking games should contact the Sporting Editor of News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Accident Victim John Lina Dies After Explosion Injuries
John Lina of 210 Oak Street died Tuesday morning at Shenango Valley Hospital from injuries suffered in a dynamite explosion at Le High Portland Cement Company last Friday. He was 39, born in Sweden, survived by wife and children. remains sent to Offutt's morgue for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lina
Oak Street
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Shenango Valley Hospital
Sweden
Offutt’s
Assault on Mrs. Bissell Forces Advent of Night Rescue
Mrs. Vernon L. Bissell wife of the Kenmore marshal was accosted on a dark Akron highway. A stranger was grabbed by the hair as an electric pocket light flashed and she screamed until her husband appeared and arrested the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Vernon L. Bissell
Kenmore
Health Official to Succeed Food Inspector May 3
It is reported that Dr. I. A. Thayer will assume duties as food inspector on May 3 and may spare time to oversee certain health department interests. An assistant health officer position is not named at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Thayer
Thayer
Health Department
One-Legged Man Loses Home in Fire
C. E. Lemon of Gibsonburg, a one legged man, fell while working at his Findlay home on Monday afternoon. His wooden leg knocked over a lamp, igniting a blaze that destroyed the house and caused about $1,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
C. E. Lemon
Gibsonburg
Capitol Park Bill Passed House Today
The bill concerning Capitol Park advanced in the House today as lawmakers approved the measure amid session debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Park
Million for Land at Harrisburg Passes by Legislature
Harrisburg April 13. The capital park bill to buy land around state capitol buildings with over a million dollars passed. Representatives Reynolds and Wallace opposed. The school code measure also passed by 107 to 86 after filibuster and political maneuvering. Elective boards for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh debated as an amendment trade drove the bill through. Conservative leaders worry the code cannot pass without the elective change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cape
Walter Reynolds
Robert L. Wallace
Lawrence County
Penrose
McClain
Smith
Crawford
Senate
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Flynn
Elk
Detzel
Erie
Messrs. McClain
Board of Education
Pittsburg
McNichol
Wall collapses kill two Jeannette girls in opera house
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a windstorm toppled the fire wrecked north wall of the opera house. Miss Mildred Felton 16 was killed instantly in the parlor near a front window. Miss Grace Swift 16 was badly injured with doubtful recovery. The girls were visiting at Dr. A A Custard's home which was partly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jeannette
Jeannette Opera House
Mildred Felton
Grace Swift
Opera House
Miss Felton
Miss Swift
New Castle Club Governing Officers to Be Elected
New Castle club members will meet Thursday evening to elect officers for the coming year. A Dutch lunch will be served during the evening, and an entertainment will follow the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew Castle Club
Death notices listing several individuals with addresses
A death record fragment lists Mrs. George L. Leslie aged 68 of 86 East Wallace Avenue Mrs. Minnie D. Hepler age 30 of 275 West North Street oomeaty age 38 of 498 West Washington street wood age 40 of 604 1-2 Moravia Street Maria Trible 14 months of 32 Division Street John Lina 30 of 210 Oak Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Leslie
Wallace Avenue
Minnie D. Hepler
West North Street
Oomeaty
West Washing
New Castle Considers Year Round Dog Muzzle Ordinance
The New Castle common council, led by J. C. Raney, considers a year round muzzle rule for all dogs to prevent attacks. Violators face fines from 2 to 20 dollars or up to 10 days in county jail. removing a muzzle carries 5 to 15 dollar fines or 15 days imprisonment. The measure was sent to the police committee before final council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
J. C. Raney
Seventh Ward
Mr. Raney
Police Committee
Hitchcock Triumphs In Mas cot Revival At New Amsterdam
Raymond Hitchcock and Flora Zabelle returned to acclaim at the New Amsterdam in a revival of The Mascot. The program mixed new plays and revivals with mixed praise for Going Some at the Belasco and The House Next Door at the Gaiety. The Happy Marriage at Garrick and The Climax at Weber's drew light notes of verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
New Amsterdam
Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
Belasco
Paul Armstrong
Rex Beach
Eda
Gaiety
J. E. Dodson
Garrick
Clyde Fitch
Weber’s
Child Dies of Cholera Infantum in City Home
Maria Tribile aged 14 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raphael Tribile of 32 Division Street, died Monday afternoon at home from cholera infantum. Coroner Cox ruled no inquest. Funeral set for Tuesday at 5 PM with burial at St. Vitus Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Raphael Tribile
Division Street
Cox
St. Vitus
Man Hypnotized in Show Window Display at Local Store
A man lay in a couch in Cooper and Butler's window as hypnotist Prescelle induced sleep in a public demonstration at the opera house this afternoon. After the subject was asleep, the hypnotist pierced the man's hand and wrist with a needle without any reaction. The subject is to be awakened at 8 30 this evening at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper and Butler
Prescelle
Opera House
Two Die, Several Hurt After Easter Row Near Owingsville
In Bourbon State near Owingsville Kentucky on April 13 two men died and three more were hurt in a drunken brawl that ended an Easter party near Polkville. Richard Haze was fatally crushed by a whiskey bottle John Maze was stabbed seriously. Charles and Omer Kline and their mother were stabbed while trying to break up the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Owingsville
Polkville
Here
Richard Haze
John Maze
Charles
Omer Kline
Cleveland Indicts Boyle Couple Over Theft of Billy Whitla
Cleveland reports that Mr and Mrs J H Boyle were indicted by the local grand jury for stealing Billy Whitla. They face an existing indictment for blackmail. The second indictment followed an appeal by Sheriff Hirstius after learning from Sharon there was risk of release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. H. Boyle
Billy” Whitla
Hirstius
Sharon
Nails Torn From Workman's Foot At Steel Mill
Dominic Bunta, a laborer at the steel mill, suffered a painful accident when several nails were torn from a foot. A physician gave temporary relief before he was taken to Shenango Valley hospital. The injury, while painful, is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Bunta
Shenango Valley Hospital
Italian Preaches Against Crime
Washington reports anew Night Rider disturbances threaten the Italian government monopoly on American tobacco worth about 34 million pounds annually. The 1906 diplomatic note warned that continued unrest could drive Italy to buy tobacco from elsewhere and disrupt contracts and supplies already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
State Department
Mayor Des Planches
Planned Rescue of Kidnappers Stopped at Mercer Jail
Mercer Pennsylvania April 13 A carefully staged effort to free James Boyle and his wife Helen from Mercer jail where they await trial for kidnapping Billy Whitla was thwarted by Sheriff William C Hess Armed guards were posted throughout the building and inside after plans surfaced A note read by the sheriff hinted the operation was proceeding Mr and Mrs M L Clark and son Leroy of Harlansburg were guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
James Boyle
Helen
Billy Whitla
William C. Hess
New Castle Plans $150000 Paper Bag Factory
New Castle and Wampum, Pennsylvania, promoters back a proposal to build a $150,000 paper bag plant. The site options include near the Neshannock creek or in Wampum, with about 85,000 of 150,000 capital already subscribed. The plant would employ around 100 workers and produce 40 000 sacks daily, with all paper and printing produced on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wampum
Neshannock Creek
Dilworth Paper Mill
Jury views site in New Castle damage case
A jury in the case of Joseph S. White against the city of New Castle was sworn in and taken to view the graded Wellington avenue site before testimony to better understand the dispute over damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. White
City of
New Castle
Wimington Avenue
Plaintiffs Seek New Trial in Lumber Case
An application for a new trial was made this morning by the plaintiffs in the case of Southern Lumber Company versus Mahoning Valley Lumber Company. The defense had won verdict, which the plaintiffs contend is against the weight of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Lumber Companny
Mahoning Valley Lumber Company
Dime Tries to Stop Ross Kaufman Fight in New York
Jimmie Dime from New Castle travels to New York to seek court action to prevent the Ross Kaufman bout at the Fairmount Athletic Club tonight. He argues a 1906 contract and a 1909 breach justify stopping exhibitions until Ross’s Italian contract ends in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ross
al Kaufman
New York
Jimmie Dime
New Castle
Dime
Ross
Equity
United States
Cleveland
Kings County
Fairmount Athletic Club
Fairmount Club
Dick Davis
Youngstown
Conroy
New Orleans
Gouda South
Teeta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Turks
Sultan
Europe
Austria
Kiamil Pasha
London
Central News
Vienna
Traction
A Re
Ceiver
Lemon
Islature
Stuart Road
Wall
NEW Castle Club
THE
RAGE
Mascot
Bourbon State
Boyles
M. L. Clark and Son
Leroy
Harlansburg
N. Y
Ross-Kaufman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!