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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1907
Page
1
Secretary of State Root Expected to Resign Soon
Washington April 29 Secretary of State Root is believed preparing to resign with the end of his term likely within a few months. He has been divesting duties to Assistant Secretary Bacon and may retire permanently, amid cooling relations with President Roosevelt and plans for a long summer vacation at Utica New York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Washington
Root
Bacon
Utica
N. Y
Depositors to Possibly Receive Dividends Soon
John H. Painter, receiver of New Castle Savings & Trust, in Harrisburg with Attorney General Todd to discuss paying a dividend. Indications suggest a 40 to 50 percent payout once appraisers’ report is confirmed, possibly in a few days if sanctioned by the state banking department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Painter
New Castle Savings & Trust Company
Harrisburg
Todd
Painter
State Banking Department
Time of Hearing in Emporium Cases
Referee in Bankruptcy E M Underwood fixes Tuesday May 7 as hearing time for Emporium company cases. Trustee Ira Bulkerson fights payment of Hileman claims. serious trustee charges denied by Hileman attorneys. Outcome affects Emporium creditors with over 50000 dollars in claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Underwood
Emporium Company
Ira Fulkerson
Hileman
Death notices and burns reported for local residents
A series of notices lists the deaths of Mrs. Robert W. Clendenin aged 85 of North Mercer street and Mrs. Caroline Patterson aged 75, with others Alexander Calderwood 65 James Neil 61 George Rigby 70. Charles Schmidt, an employee at the Shenango tin mill, was burned Saturday in a metal splash incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Clendenin
North Mercer Street
Alexander Calderwood
Union Township
James Neil
Edenburg
Caroline Patterson
George Rigby
Wampum
Charles Schmidt
Shenango Tin Mill
New York Labor Leaders Split Over Roosevelt Parade Reproof
Thousands of New York workers refuse to march in a parade as a reproof to President Roosevelt over Moyer Haywood remarks. The Central Federated union split, with a three member committee seeking a meeting with the president to pursue a heart to heart talk rather than a denunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haywood
Press Dispatch
Roosevelt
Dropped Dead in M D S Office in Wampum
George Rigby a 70 year old coal miner from Wampum collapsed in Dr. F F Urey's office Saturday evening while waiting for medicine for his wife. He died of heart trouble. born in Scotland, survived by wife and eight children. Funeral Tuesday at 12:30 from his home, burial in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rigby
Wampum
Mr. Rigby
F. F. Urey
Scotland
Knights of Pythias
Steve Brown
J. J. Banan
Sharpsville
John Brier
West Middlesex
Jane Rigby
Sharon
Samuel King
Mercer
James Rigby
Sharone
Entombed Miners May Be Rescued In Pennsylvania
Seven men trapped in a Berwind White Coal mine near Windber are expected to be rescued today as the mine is drained. Persistent tapping on the air pipe suggests some miners remain alive, according to a statement from the company offices in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Berwind White Coal Company
Windber
Ralph Read's Independent Baseball Challenges City Team
Ralph Read's Independent baseball team issued a challenge to any city team for a game at Cascade Park Saturday afternoon. Roaring Bill Smith's preferred team is invited to respond and schedule the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Read
Bill Smith
Cascade Park
John Mitchell Undergoes Hernia Operation
Spring Valley Illinois April 29 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America was successfully operated upon this morning at St. Margaret s hospital for strangulated hernia. The patient is resting easy with no danger anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of American
St. Margaret's Hospital
Miss Florence Brown Guest of Greers in North Jefferson
Miss Florence Brown visiting Beaver student stayed with Mr and Mrs George Greer on North Jefferson Street over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Beaver
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Samuel Warren Dies After Accidental Carbolic Acid Intake
Samuel Warren, 70, of Warren, Ohio, died yesterday from injuries caused by a dose of carbolic acid taken by mistake. The death is being investigated as an accidental ingestion and no foul play is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Warren
Warren
Westminster Triumph Sparks Vandalism at Philadelphia Meet
Westminster won the class six relay at the national meet in Philadelphia with a 3:42.4 time. Celebrations included burning an old barn and effigy of Washington and Jefferson after Westminster defeated rivals. President Russell praised the team as it sparked rowdy post victory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Philadelphia
Brown
Marks
McKay
Mitchell
Vance
Tute
Harry Kuhn
Washington and Jefferson
Russell
Prince of Good Fellows
Washington County
Drunken row leads to multiple assaults on Scioto Street
A Saturday night brawl near Scioto Street left John Schmulle with serious facial injuries requiring ten stitches. He accused Paul Sevence and Mike Belox of aggravated assault. both were jailed after a hearing. Other cases include Mike Selgan beaten and charging Paul Zeddo with assault. Zeddo jailed awaiting hearing. Mrs. A Melloski reported Mike and Mary Leshtak for keeping a nuisance with two aggressive dogs. bail posted for hearing. Susie Serenak’s boarding house was attacked by a Polish gang demanding a feast. doors damaged and stones thrown. Others, including Mike Suschan, John Schemuller, Mike Schripka, John Suga, and John Galvin, faced disorderly conduct charges. Deddo accused of assault with a gun threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmulle
Scioto Street
Paul Sevence
Mike Belox
Alderman Williams
Nat Williams
Mike Selgan
Williams
Paul Zeddo
Zedda
A. Melloski
Mike
Mary Leshtak
Susie Serenak
Mike Schripka
John Suga
John Galvin
John Deddo
Mike Tesak
Frank Pheto
Deddo
Successor for Union National Bank Cashier Named
J Elmer Aiken of Cadett Wis has been secured to succeed C F Wheeler as cashier. Wheeler resigns effective May 15. Aiken, formerly with Ellwood City First National, now at Cadett Citizens State Bank, will arrive about June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elmer Aiken
Cadett
Wis
Union National Bank
C. F. Wheeler
Aiken
First National Bank
Ellwood City
Citizens State Bank
Bank Appraisers Ready Report On Mahoningtown Securities
A. Martin Graham and John Lamb completed the appraisement of the Mahoningtown bank securities and will file the report this week. Indications show assets are sufficient to pay all depositors in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Martin Graham
John Lamb
Mahoningtown Bank Securities
Lieutenant Deskin Falls From Patrol Injury to Knee
A police lieutenant named Deskin fell from the rear of a patrol on East Street Saturday evening and sustained a severe right knee injury after slipping while attempting to alight from the rear step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deskin
East Street
Rain and Colder Tonight and Tuesday in Western Pennsylvania
A weather notice reports rain and a drop in temperatures for Western Pennsylvania tonight and Tuesday. The forecast highlights cooler conditions and unsettled weather across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Death of a New Castle Pioneer Woman
Sunday morning services announced the death of a longtime New Castle pioneer woman. The article notes her contributions to the community and her role in local history. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castles
Descendant of county's foremost honored settlers dies at 82
Mrs. Belinda Pollock Clendenin widow of Robert W. Clendenin died Sunday at 7:30 am at her home at Grant and North Mercer streets after 42 years there. Born May 20 1822 in Portersville, she lived in New Castle most of her life, aided soldiers in the Civil War, and belonged to the First Presbyterian church. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at her residence, burial at Graceland cemetery chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belinda Pollock Clendenin
Robert W. Clendenin
Grant and
North Mercer Streets
Lawrence County
New Castle
Joseph Pollock
West Pittsburg
East Moravia
William Morehead
Tubetown
Rachel Morehead
Monongahela City
Clendenin
Pollock
Portersville
Stone House
Home Street
First Presbyterian Church
Old Homestead
Neshannock Avenue
Washington Street
R. W
Moravia
Westmoreland County
Soldiers’ Aid Society
W. W. Clendenin
W. B. Clendenin
Mary Ward
Joseph
John
Graceland Cemetery
Covenanters
Reformed Presbyterians
James Pollock
America
Margaretta Gray
Pennsylvania
Sarah
Col. Kelly
Beaver Township
Talyor Township
New Castle Junction
Jos. Pollock
Rachael Morehead
Periander
Virginia City
Nev
Milo Pollock
Iowa
Carmilla Pollock
William McMaitland
Hiram Pollock
Belinda’ Pollock
Robert Clendenin
Adelaide
White
Laura Pollock
John Mitchell
Caroline Pollock
D. D. McCoy
Josephine Pollock
William Somers
Co. H 100Th. Pa
South Carolina
Washington County
Pollock Stone
Pollock Avenue
Pollock Township
Pollok
Beaver County
John Maitland
J. S. DuShane
J. K. Pollock
Wallace
Wells Clendenin
Do Greer
Crawford
Mayne
James Neil Passes Away in Edenburg After Ill Health
James Neil died Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at his Edenburg home after long illness. Born near Mt Jackson July 10 1846 he was son of the late Rev John Neil D D longtime Mt Jackson U P pastor. Survived by wife Louisa two daughters Dora and Ella and two sons John and Delbert. Funeral Monday at Edenburg M B church with interment Mt Jackson U P cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neil
Edenburg
Mt. Jackson
John Neil
Mt. Jackson U. P
Dora
Allegheny
Ella
John
Delbert
Edenburg M. B
Miss Sue Thomas Responds To Brother M M Thomas Death
Miss Sue Thomas of East Palestine Ohio traveled to this city Saturday after the death of her brother M M Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Thomas
East Palestine
M. M. Thomas
Consolidation of Plants at W Pitsburg
Garland Nut Plant and Realty Company under one man management plans a consolidation of plants at W Pitsburg. The move signals centralized control and potential reorganization of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.pitsburg
Garland Nut Plant and Realty Company
Back of the Big Merger forms Garland Corporation
A $3,000,000 consolidation unites Safety Armorite Conduit Woodhouse Bopp silk Garland Nut and Rivet and West Pittsburg Realty. The Garland corporation will own four unrelated businesses to prevent plant pull and bolster West Pittsburg interests. Officers and directors are primarily Pittsburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Garland
Safety-Armorite Conduit Company
Woodhouse, Bopp & Co
Silk Manufacturers
Garland Nut and Rivet Company
West Pittsburg Realty Company
Garland Corporation
Pittsburg
Penny Will Get Torn Down Over City Land Use
Councils near unanimous opposition to the Pennsylvania company request to occupy land for a Fifth ward storm sewer project in exchange for tracks grants. Officials fear heavy damages for grading West Washington street and expect a heated council debate tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Fifth Ward
Grant, Rebecca
Cherry Streets
Mahoning Avenue
Pennsylvania
West Washington Street
Trustees File Final Accounts in Bankruptcy
J A Hainer trustee for T P Kennedy & Co filed final account with Referee BE M Underwood. Liabilities total 18000 with 20 percent dividends paid and 470.47 balance for distribution. E F Norris filed final account for Volant Clay Mfg Co with liabilities 6000 and 5615.45 distributed leaving 122.89 balance with trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hainer
T. P. Kennedy
T. P. Kennedy & Co
BE. M. Underwood
E. F. Norris
Volant Clay Manufacturing Company
Ministers Change Time of Services
At the ministerial association meeting a committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Rev. Boyd Espy, pastor of Mahoningtown Methodist church. The time of Sunday evening services will change from 7:30 to 8:00 starting May 1. Rev. Higley spoke on Higher Criticism and inspiration. Secretary Burgess of the Y M C A outlined plans for a May 12 meeting in various churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministeral Association
Messrs
Magill
McDonald
Snape
Boyd Espy
Mahoningtown
E. E. Higley
Burgess
Out of Town Divines at All Day Meeting
Rev Boddy of Pittsburg and Rev Whiteside of Pittsburg will attend the all day meeting of the Christian and Missionary alliance on Tuesday. Both ministers will give addresses during the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUT OF Town
Boddy
Pittsburg
Whiteside
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Thieves Steal $300 From Hillsville Residence
Late Saturday night burglars entered Antonio Potcero’s Hillsville home and took $300 from a trunk in an upstairs room. The incident lacks further clues or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Potcero
Hillsville
New County Chairman Elected As Prohibitionists Rally
RK M Hainer of This City elected county chairman for the coming year at the county convention. A. P. Thompson nominated for register and recorder and Dr. Wm A Worner for coroner. Prohibitionists vow no fusion, stand by their candidates, with Mrs E N Law delivering a stirring temperance address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
A. P. Thompson
Register and Recorder
Wm. A. Worner
R. M. Hainer
W. L. Alexander
George W. Clutton
E. Norrine Law
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Vivan Holcombe
Carrie
Signa Merener
Jesus
Indiana
Judge Artman
Christian
Local Briefs Sweep of city events and incidents
Twenty arrests were made by the police Saturday and Sunday. The Slippery Rock State Normal ball team opened the season today in a home contest with the East Liberty academy. Croton W C T A will meet Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs T C Armstrongs home. Pietro Pampinelli the king of the Black Hand has been captured per Detective Petrosini. Central W C T U meets Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs Co Waddingtons home. Merchants back half holiday May 7 for baseball season opener. Mrs J D Sankey of Erie and daughter Minnie Sankey of Punxsutawney visit Mr and Mrs Gus Kerr. Miss Helen Ward home from Philadelphia due to grandmother Mrs Clendenin death. Mrs Anthony Hess of Philadelphia died after arrest of husband who fatally injured Alexander Peppo. Walter W Waddington injures knee after falling through open trap door at Central fire engine house. Dispatches from San Salvador confirm stoning of US and Mexican consulates in Guatemala City. James ONeil arrested on desertion and non-support. resisted arrest on Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Waddington
Albert Street
San Salvador
United States
Guatemala City
James O'Neil
Marshall
Williams
O'Neil
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Roosevelt
Chicago
Loeb
Scioto SI
A. F. Weeler
Wells
Wallace Clendenin
Southern End
Richard Grainger
Volunteers of America
Prowies
RK. M. Hainer
Slippery Rock State
East Liberty Academy
Croton W. C. T. A
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Pietro Pampinnelli
The
Black Hand
Petrosini
Co. W. Waddington
North Mill Street
J. D. Sankey
Erie
This City
Minnie Sankey
Punxsutawney
Gus Kerr
Chestnut Street
Helen Ward
Grant Street
Anthony Hess
Little Alexander Peppo
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