Nicholas Enters City In Triumph Over Scutari
King Nicholas of Montenegro with Crown Prince Danielo enters Scutari after a siege that began Oct 20. Montenegrins lose 3000, Turks 5000 in final assault. 22000 Turkish prisoners taken. 10000 Montenegrins killed or wounded overall. Servian artillery aided the fall amid European calls to cease fire.
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National News Association
Cettinje
Montenegro
Nicholas of
Danielo
Scutari
Turkey
Europe
Tarabosch
Pittsburg High School Strike Over Superintendent Controversy
Pittsburg students continue protest against Supt. S L Heeter causing widespread absence. About 100 high schoolers joined a downtown parade while younger pupils largely stopped militant actions. A seven member civic committee moves to investigate moral conduct amid citywide disruption.
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National News Association
Pittsburg
S. L. Heeter
Board of Education
Heeter
W. H. Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
Valentine Barie
Iron City Central Trades Council
Cortlandt Whitehead
Leo Wail
Coleague
Judge Galbreath to hear new trial arguments
Butler county judge Galbreath will hold court on Wednesday April 30 to hear arguments for new trials in three cases tried before him in the local courts.
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Galbreath
Butler County
Merchants Press Washington Street Cleanup Demand
Merchants led by George Winter raise funds to clean Washington street amid council delays on a relief appropriation. Street cleaning to be done tomorrow using city machinery after city solicitor approval, with Select council meeting tonight to push action to relieve deteriorating, health and business harming conditions.
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New Castle
Washington Street
Select Council
George Winter
Mayberry
Gardner
Washington
John A. Wimer Dies After Plant Accident
John A. Wimer 21 died Tuesday night at Shenango Valley hospital from injuries suffered when crushed under a donkey train at Lehigh Portland Cement works. Born February 27 1892 in Texas he was the son of Herman C Wimer. Survived by sister Ethel May and grandmother Caroline Wimer. Funeral Thursday at 1 p m from Uncle U S Grant Anderson's home 117 Scott Street.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Works
John A. Wimer
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr. Wimer
Texas
Herman C. Wimer
Ethel May Wimer
Caroline Wimer
U. S. Grant Anderson
Scott Street
Round Table at Sharon Educators Meeting Dates
T A Kimes of the city schools and Principal Sargent of the high school will attend the Western Pennsylvania educators round table at Sharon on April 25 and 26 and will take part in the program.
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T. A. Kimes
Sargent
Round Table of Educators of
Western Pennsylvania
Sharon
25 Percent of Newcastle Pupils Use Tobacco
City Superintendent T A Kimes reports twenty five per cent of boy pupils in Newcastle schools use tobacco after an exhaustive district-wide inquiry. He says ninety per cent of users imitate older boys. The issue followed Jefferson Craig’s suspension-threat and promise to quit, leading to board discussion.
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New Castle
T. A. Kimes
Kimes
Jefferson Craig
Highland Avenue
Craig
Highland School
Edwin McCormack
McCormack
Property Sold by Administrator on Chestnut Street
The Sarah A. Hazen property on Chestnut street was sold by J. L. Myland administrator for the estate to Mrs. Maggie B. Leslie for 1400 dollars. The five room house and 25 by 130 foot lot transfer completed with Martin Graham and J. W. Rhodey as attorneys and R. P. Pomeroy as auctioneer.
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Sarah A. Hazen
Chestnut Street
J. L. Myland
Maggie B. Leslie
Martin Graham
J. W. Rhodey
R. P. Pomeroy
Embezzlement Charge Made Against Herbert Morgan
H. E. Coneby of the Lawrence laundry accuses Herbert Morgan of collecting money for the firm and not turning it in. Morgan denies the charge and posted bail for a hearing tomorrow at 9 o clock before Alderman Morrison.
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H. E. Coneby
Lawrence Laundry
Morrison
Herbert Morgan
Morgan
James Morehead Recovers After Mayo Hospital Operation
James Morehead of Park Avenue is recovering after an operation at the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Friends report his progress is entirely satisfactory and he is doing well.
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James Morehead
Park Avenue
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Rochester grocer Henry Gaertner dies suddenly
Henry Gaertner of Rochester Pennsylvania, a well known grocer, collapsed and died yesterday, authorities said. Residents recall his longtime service to the community as a local merchant.
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Henry Gaertner
Rochester
Harrisburg Hearing Signals Clark Commission Bill Approval
Clark bill to create a city commission form of government for third class Pennsylvania cities appears poised to pass the House after Senate approval. City Solicitor James A. Gardner reports broad support at a Harrisburg hearing, with objections noted but sentiment favoring the change. If enacted and signed, New Castle would elect commissioners in the fall for a start at the new year.
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Clark
Pennsylvania
State House of Representatives
James A. Gardner
Harrisburg
State Senate
House
Gardner
House Committee
O. P. Brown
New Castle
Death Notice for Local Residents
James Thompson aged 85 of 135 Elm Street died in New Castle hospital with Thomas Kelly listed as a contact. John A Wimner age 21 of 123 Scott Street appears in the record alongside Oliver E Wiltrout aged 17 of Burnstown.
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James Thompson
Elm Street
Thomas Kelly
New Castle
Hospi
Tal
John A. Wimner
Scott Street
Oliver E. Wiltrout
Burnstown
Viewers for Bridges In This City Readied for Senate Action
A bill to change the Gardner avenue bridge site gains momentum after New Castle delegation visits Harrisburg. County officials and New Castle lawyers secure petitioning authority to appoint viewers for flood swept bridges and push a supplementary bill to allow relocations deemed advantageous with viewer support.
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Gardner Avenue
New Castle
Harrisburg
R. M. Leslie
William McElwee
Rufus McKinley
Charles H. Young
O. P. Brown
Board of Trade
T. F. Morehead
Leslie
Tener
E. E. Beidleman
Dauphin County
Lawrence County
Joseph B. Thompson
Senate
New Castle Man Badly Injured In Ellwood City Accident
Ellwood City April 23 Charles F. Moore 57 of New Castle suffered a compound fracture of the thigh when a cross arm fell from a pole while he worked for Union Telephone in Hazel Dell He was taken to Ellwood City hospital to recover.
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Ellwood City
Charles F. Moore
Union Telephone Company
Hazel Dell
New Castle
Ellwood City Hospital
Moore
Carl Tonsi
William Agnew
Carrick
Elizabeth Rankin
Tenth Street
Haney Furniture Co Obtains Harrisburg Charter
A Harrisburg charter was granted yesterday to the Haney Furniture Company of New Castle with $25,000 capital. The local firm, formed by area residents, bought the Spencer stock and is remodeling the store.
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Harrisburg
Haney Furniture Company
New Castle
Haney Company
Spencer
More Testimony In Water Case In New Castle
Additional testimony will be taken before Judge Porter next Monday in the case of the city of New Castle against the New Castle Water Company. Considerable testimony has already been taken in this case.
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Porter
City of
New Castle
New Castle Water Company
Traction Co Settles Case After Court Settlement
Attorney J. M. Morrison sued the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co over an August 1908 incident at Market Alley near Cascade Park where Mrs. Morrison allegedly was injured as she alighted from a Park Line car. The suit sought 5000 dollars, with a settlement reported around ten percent of the claim.
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J. M. Morrison
Mahoning
C. H. Akens
Mr. Morrison
Judge Porter Clears Civil List Docket Progress Noted
Judge Porter has streamlined the common pleas docket reducing at issue cases from 187 to about. Since January he pushed cases in regular order prompting settlements as litigants see their cases coming up. The court held eight common pleas terms two quarter sessions and multiple equity hearings this year.
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Porter
Common Pleas
Oil City Oil Producer Elmer Richey Found Dead
Elmer RB Richey a 50 year old oil producer was found dead in his bed in Oil City Pennsylvania on April 23 authorities reported. The death prompted an investigation and local officials issued a terse statement confirming the incident.
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Oil City
Elmer RB. Richey
U S Steel Warns Workers On Safety At Opera House
Carnegie Steel employees packed the opera house for a safety program titled safety first. About 1,350 attendees heard talks on cultivating safety habits and viewed stereopticon demonstrations of guarding dangerous machinery and accident causes.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Opera House
O. H. J. Hartsuff
U. S. Steel
E. M. Peake
L. H. Burnett
The
Steel Corporation
Y. M. C. A. Boys to Go on Long Hike
Junior A and B departments will hike from the gym to the Harbor bridge Saturday after a morning workout and swim. Physical Director Greenwood and Boys' Secretary Carhart lead the outing with lunch carried along. In rain, lunch indoors. Tonight the third first aid demonstration will be given in the boys department.
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Harbor Bridge
Greenwood
Carhart
Victory for Belgian Socialists Ends General Strike
Brussels reports today that 500,000 Socialist strikers won universal male suffrage and abolition of plural voting. A 1,500-strong socialist congress will meet, and 20,000 workers returned to work. Clericals may lose control. king reportedly influenced policy against plural voting.
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National News Association
Brussels
Central Committee of
Belgium
Albert
Broqueville
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New York
Manuel of
Portugal
Augusta Victoria
Prince William of
State Capitol
Bill
Gardner Avenue Bridge
Chas
Amount Asked
U. S. Steel Co
Coates
M. van der Velde
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