Union Miners March On Grove City Mines Riots Loom
A force of over 200 union miners marched from Grove City to the Hilliard branch mines to press 600 workers at Standard Nellie and Windborie mines to quit. Operators seek protection amid threats, with arrests at Hilliard and No. 5 mines and a conference at Greenville with little hope for agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Hilliard
Bessemer and Lake Erie
Standard
Harry Amilton Co
Nellie
McFarland & Co
Windborrie
Lochrie Brothers
Mercer
Butler County
No. 5
Mercer County
Francis Feehen
United Mineworkers of America
Uion
Feehen
Pittsburg
New Castle
Ussher Named Lead Tenor at Pittsburg Church
John C. Ussher formerly of this city now resident in Pittsburg has been selected as sole tenor for the choir of the Second Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg. He was chosen from many applicants. Miss Gertrude Clarke, another former New Castle resident, is the soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ussher
Pittsburg
Second Presbytery Church
Mr. Ussher
Gertrude Clarke
New Castle
Notable Names Highlighted in New Castle Notices
Giovanni Zarlenca, Grace Montere, John F. Kennedy, Adeline Burnside appear in New Castle records. The listings reference residents or figures tied to the city, suggesting civic notices or social page mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Zarlenca
Grace Montere
John F. Kennedy
New Castle
Adeline Burnside
Paris nobility tragedy ends Shonts linked romance
The Duc de Chaulnes, husband of Theo dora P. Shonts, was found dead in his Paris Langham hotel suite from heart disease. The young nobleman, who wed Miss Shonts after a long courtship, died shortly after an abrupt engagement, with his bride previously denying the match. Their Paris New York life and romance were described as romantic and abrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Duc de Chaulnes
Theodora P. Shonts
Langham Hotel
de Chaulnes
Langham
New York
Miss Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Cloverleaf Railroad
Panama Canal Commission
Interborough Railway Company
New York City
France
Obituary of Moravia Resident John G Manlis
John G McAnlis a Moravia area figure died suddenly Friday morning of heart trouble while supervising field work He was in his sixtieth year and survived by wife two brothers J D McAnns and William funeral planned for Monday at Covenanter church with hour to be announced He was brother in law to Dr L W Wilson and member of the Covenanter church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. McAnlis
Moravia
Mr. McAnns
L. W. Wilson
Chriss Wilson
J. D. McAnns
Beaver Falls
William
Kansas
McAnlis
Covenanter Church
Influence To Suppress Publicity May Result In Dropping the Brown Case
A sensational article reports that publicity suppression could lead to dropping charges in the Sam Brown larceny case. It notes about 100 men and boys connected to a party at ex Lieutenant William M. Brown’s residence and mentions detectives, mayor, and possible further charges. Bail for Sam Brown and Hugh Feeney is set at 1000 dollars as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Ornor William M. Brown
Sam Brown
Eve
Steve Marshall
Harry Lusk
Hugh Feeney
Eren
Strang Wins Briarcliff Cup Auto Race In Record Time
Briarcliff Manor New York April 24 Lewis Strang drives a 50 horsepower Isotta to win the 256 mile Briarcliff cup in 5 hours 14 minutes 13 15 seconds. Cedrino in a 60 horsepower Fiat finishes second with 5 hours 21 minutes 62 seconds. Vaughan places third in a Sterns as weather proves ideal and no ambulance is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Lewis Strang
Cedrono
Strang
Vaughan
Mulford
Murphy
de Palma
Parker
Sartori
Gedrino
Lytle
Cedriho
Thireenth
Cedrino
Woman dies saving parents in Corry fire
In Corry Pennsylvania Mrs. Arthur Lemm reentered a blazing home to save her elderly parents Mr. and Mrs. David Weatherbee of Centertown. She perished along with the couple as neighbors arrived too late. Arthur Lemm was rescued from a back room but fatally burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Corry
David Weatherbee
Centertown
Arthur Lemm
Tackhammer Blow Costs Loving Dearly
Joe Loving faced Alderman Charles Mayne after F. M. Ray accused him of striking with a tack hammer over a billboard dispute at the Devlin property. Loving was found guilty and ordered to pay costs after the hearing revealed both men sought the same spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Loving
F. M. Ray
Devlin
Charles Mayne
Loving
Attacks Wife with Hatchet and Faces Personal Crisis
A man assaulted his wife with a hatchet triggering a reported personal crisis. Authorities described the incident as a domestic violence event with subsequent police or mental health intervention. further details were not available in the fragment.
Tragedy as Father Attacks Wife Then Hangs Self
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on April 24 Lewis Fleckenstein a wealthy German resident attacked his wife with a hatchet as their two daughters watched. He then fled downstairs and hanged himself. The wife survived with poor prospects. The police later found the husband dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Lewis Fleckenstein
Fleckenstein
Arguments Heard In Robinson Case Over Bridge Buildings
Judge Porter heard injunction arguments in Robinson versus City of New Castle about tearing down buildings at the east end of Pittsburg street bridge. Robinson denies any encroachment on the street. City plans a bridge center pier may face objections from nearby owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
William CC. Robinson
City of
New Castle
Robinson
Pittsburg Street
H. K. Gregory
James A. Gardner
Spilled milk sparks altercation in Fifth Ward suit
In the Fifth ward a milk spill led to a dispute between Archie McVain and Ernest Thomas. Thomas accuses McVain of causing the can to fall and faces charges of malicious mischief and assault and battery in Alderman Ranney's court. The case is set to be heard Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McVain
Ernest Thomas
Thomas
McVain
Ranney
Robbers Loot Bandana Telephone Exchange Vault
Masked robbers raided the Bandana telephone exchange in western Kentucky and forced the Ballard bank cashier to open the vault, yielding $4,000 before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Louisville
Bandana
Kentucky
Ballard Bank
Meetings to Resume on the Diamond This Saturday
Weather permitting the Christian and Missionary Alliance will resume open air meetings on the Diamond next Saturday evening. The Alliance holds such gatherings there throughout the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Diamond
Alliance
Death Notices for Edith Beight and Others in Ohio and PA
Edith Gertrude Beight of Edenburg and Miss Ann Jane Campbell aged 76 of Youngstown pass away. Also listed are Miss Margaret Clark 76 of North Sewickley, Mrs Martha Redmond 81 of New Bedford, and John G. McAnlis 60 of Moravia in this death notice roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gertrude Beight
Edenburg
Ann Jane Campbell
Youngstown
Margaret Clark
North Sewickley
Martha Redmond
New Bedford
John G. McAnlis
Moravia
Brilliant 15 Halt Night of Music Festival Opens
The Handel Oratorio Society of this city opened its fourth annual festival in the Coliseum with a near full house. Directed by Paul Browne Patterson and M. Virginia Patterson the program included The Eve of St. Agnes and a miscellaneous selection in an auspicious start to what critics hailed as a historic musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
Coliseum
Paul Browne Patterson
M. Virginia Patterson
St. Agnes
Decorative Muslin Decor at Amphitheater Concert
The auditorium housed an amphitheater occupying about a third of the floor, built at the western end up to the west gallery, with a curtain blocking the view from above. A piano platform and the conductor area were draped in white muslin and Laurel vines. About 200 chorus members in white gowns and black suits enhanced the scene as the light, beautiful setting captivated the audience.
Ross May Fights on Pacific Coast Soon
The New Castle boxer Ross prepares for a New York bout with Stewart on May 7 and may meet Jim Flynn of Pueblo in a Pacific Athletic club showdown in Los Angeles. Dime reports negotiations with Longacre club and Chicago and Pacific organizers to arrange Ross versus Flynn or Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
N. Y
Ross-Stewart
New York
Ross
Pacific Athletic Club
Dime
Longacre Athletic Club
Stewart
New York City
Sylvian Ferretti
Chicago
Mr. Dime
Tom McCarey
Big Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Hugo Kelley
Billy Papke
Tony Ross
Feretti
Kelley
Flynn
Papke
Farmer files claim for sheep killed by dogs in county
C E Hoffmaster of Mahoning township filed a $190 claim for 25 sheep killed and 11 wounded by dogs. The loss was valued at $6 50 per head with $22 in damages and $3 in appraisers fees. The claim highlights proposed tag laws to tax and kill untagged dogs to fund sheep-loss payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hoffmaster
Mahoning Township
Lawrence County
Waterloo
Dr Higley Chosen To Preach Class of 1908 Sermon
Dr E E Higley of the First M E church was selected by the New Castle High School class of 1908 to preach the baccalaureate sermon the Sunday before commencement. The class chose him this year after a recommendation to let students decide, marking a second consecutive honor for Higley after he spoke to the 1907 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
E. E. Higley
M. E. Church
New Castle High School
Dickson
Dr. Higley
Floyd Kneran Sued By Wife For Assault Disorder Claim
Jennie Kneran sues Floyd Kneran of South Street alleging assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Alderman Ranney will hear details later today in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kneran
South Street
Jennie
Alderman Ranney
Guatemala on Verge of War With Honduras
Guatemala braces for possible conflict with Honduras as tensions rise after a presidential assertion. Authorities and regional diplomats seek de escalation while military forces mobilize along contested border areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Honduras
Cabrera Suspects Honduran Officials In Assassination Plot
Guatemala and Honduras edge toward conflict after President Cabrera announces executions of eight prisoners and fourteen cadets. Bustillo, Honduras minister in Guatemala City, in hiding as tensions rise. Diplomatic representatives notified as authorities seek confessions for immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
City OF
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
Guatemala City
Dent Cabrera
Cabrera
Bustillo
H Duras
Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Panama
Bible Class Presents Gold Chain to Homer Fenton
Homer Fenton, bound for Kentucky to oversee lumber interests, was surprised when his Bible class at the First Christian church presented him a fine gold watch chain. The group gathered for a social evening and concluded with an elegant lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fenton
Kentucky
First Christian Church
Suspension of T. A. McIntyre & Co. News
The New York Produce Exchange posted a suspension of the firm T. A. McIntyre & Co. this morning with reports also at the stock and cotton exchanges. Arthur R. Peck of Syracuse was named assignee for the firm, a leading player in stock cotton and grain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
T. A. McIntyre & Co
New York Produce Exchange
Arthur R. Peck
Syracuse
Windstorm in Texas Destroys Deport Town Structures
A cyclone devastated eastern Deport Texas destroying the cotton oil mill and churches. Drugstore owner W R Isbell was killed as his residence collapsed. his wife and four children escaped. Residents Captain George S Terrell and others were injured with broken limbs as rescue was hindered by rain and rising creeks. Nearby Oak Grove and Rice reported damage and casualties amid interrupted telegraph lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Texas
Deport
Here
W. R. Isbell
George S. Terrell
G. C. Baughn
E. R
Sullivan
Oak Grove
Clarksville
Rice
Ennis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grove Ciy
BIG City Church
Theo
Shonts
Theodora Shonts
Moon
John G. Manlis
Strong
Himself
Mother
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. M. Virginia Patterson
Pacific Coast
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!