Japanese Training Cruiser Matsushima Sinks After Explosion
Tokyo reports 159 drownings and 141 saved after a stock magazine explosion aboard the Matsushima off the Pescadores Islands. Cadets numbered 300 with 58 among the 141 survivors. officers largely lost, including expects of Prince Oyama and Baron Chinda.
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London
Tokio
Matsushima
Oiecers
Makang
Pescadores Islands
Moshiamtsu
Admiralty
Hashidate
Itsukkushima
Admiral Moshiamtsu
Pescardores Islands
Matshushima
Hashikate
Lisukkushima
Yashiro
Mamo
Yoshinoto
Prince Oyama
Baron Chinda
the Yalu
Royal marriage in Russia lacks joy as prince wed
Vienna reports Prince William, Gustav’s son, to wed Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna at Tsarskoe-Selo in a grand ceremony. The groom’s heart, however, remains with Rosa Gruneberg, a Swedish singer, whom he loves and who still acts in Stockholm. The union is largely a state affair despite the couple’s private history.
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United Press
Vienna
Gustav
Prince William
Marie Pavlovna
Tsarskoe-Selo
Rosa Gruneberg
William
Rosa
Europe
Stockholm
Death Notices of Several Residents Across Ohio Towns
The list records obituaries for Eliza Hughes aged 82 of East Youngstown Mary McKinney Scott of Sewickley Henry Leslie 73 of 478 Moore Avenue Rose Point and Rev James N Swan 83 of East Liverpool. The notices provide ages and locations for each deceased person.
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Eliza Hughes
East Youngstown
Charles Stewart
Rose Point
Henry Leslie
Moore Avenue
Mary McKinney Scott
Sewickley
James N. Swan
East Liverpool
New Evidence Reopens Serge Case Amid Reprieve Push
Rev Father De Mito returns from Harrisburg with letters and a petition to Governor Stuart and the Italian ambassador to seek a reprieve for Rosario Serge. Attorneys Emery and Cunningham obtain new quarry foreman testimony contradicting prior evidence and urge action before Monday.
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Father de Mito
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Father DeMito
Rosario Serge
Tony Cant
Stuart
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Serge
DeMito
Conti
S. P. Emery
J. W. Cunningham
Hillsville
Mrs. W. E. Corey Plans Own Playhouse
Mrs. William Corey formerly Mabelle Gilman announces a non profit style playhouse in New York to aid young singers and struggling composers. She will hire top talent and host three nights for friends managers critics and charity with a fall return to select a venue.
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United Press
New York
Europe
William Corey
Mabelle Gilman
New Castle Mail Carriers Plan Regional Meeting
New Castle mail carriers will attend a meeting in Warren Sunday with carriers from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio to discuss union matters and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Warren
Pennsylvania
Ohio
W C T U Semi annual convention opens in Ellwood City
The Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union began its semi annual convention Thursday at the Ellwood City Methodist Episcopal church with large attendance. Thirty five New Castle members traveled by train. 100 new members were added since the fall meeting. The day included devotions, an address of welcome, round table discussions, and a noon prayer service.
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Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellwood City
New Castle
Ellwood Union
R. W. Skinner
Edenburg
J. S. Martin
Mary Matheny
Skinner
Frances Felton
Mina Organ
Croton Union
Cramer
West Side Union
Charles
Burns Tells Paris Fury Over Boxing Craze
Willie Lewis, writing from Paris, notes a rising fury over boxing clubs and promoter conflicts. He praises Tommy Burns as a terrific puncher with a 74% inch reach, predicting Burns will beat Johnson and likening him to a compact, long reach fighter.
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Lewis
Paris
Tommy Burns
Jewey Smith
Johnson
Burns
Terry McGovern
Terry
Fizsimmons
Dog and Pig Fuss May Be Settled
Frank Mescal and Joe Boren agreed to arbitrate their dispute over the death of Joe Boren’s brood sow, which he alleged was killed by Mescal’s dog in the garden of the Cunningham farm. The hearing before Alderman Mayne resulted in an agreed settlement.
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Frank Mescal
Joe Boren
Joe
Frank
Mayne
Cunningham Farm
Divorce suit cites cruelty by husband John M. Walker
Katherine R. Walker files for divorce from John M. Walker alleging cruel and barbarous treatment. They married in September 1890 and lived together until July 1907 when she left due to his cruelty.
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Katherine R. Walker
John M. Walker
Summer Theatre Seating Changes at Cascade Park
Park management undertakes extensive seating repairs at Cascade park summer theatre. Free step seats near the pavilion are removed and replaced with more comfortable benches, while other seating remains in place as in former years.
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Cascade Park
Local Names Listed in New Castle Notices
Albert C Smyder Carrie C Maxwell Joe Czopar Anna Rajitar New Castle appears in a local listing. The terse entry notes residents or parties connected to New Castle with no further details provided.
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Albert C. Smyder
Carrie C. Maxwell
Joe Czopar
New Castle
Anna Rajitar
Changes in City School Course Structures Considered
The school board weighs changing ward school nine year pacing to match the high school for eight years and shifting high school to afternoon sessions to keep pupils from street activity. New and old members discuss potential term changes and patron opinions. Continued on Page Eight.
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Board of Education
Divorced Couple to Be Remarried
A marriage license was issued to Fred Sahli and Lot tie Sahli of Harmony Butler county. The couple, previously married, attempted remarriage after a divorce caused by incompatibility. They leave the courthouse hopeful to avoid past problems and sail into smoother seas.
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Fred Sahli
Lottie Sahli
Harmony
Butler County
Cupid
Roosevelt Can't Escape Presidency
Washington April 30. Citizens urge Roosevelt to run again and succeed himself, sending hundreds of letters daily. Supporters claim reforms depend on his leadership, while the president points to his two firm declarations on the matter.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Necks Manager Por ter Delivers Player Cuts
Thursday afternoon the Necks manager Por ter released six players Kelley left fielder McCall pitcher Huey first base Milbert second base Reitzer catcher Harris pitcher and Devers from the club in a round of pink slips.
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Porter
the 'Necks
Kelley
McCall
Huey
Milbert
Reitzer
Harris
Devers
Hittenberger accused of embezzling funds at Lawrence Savings
Joseph Hittenberger former manager of the foreign department of Lawrence Savings and Trust faces embezzlement charges totaling 385 dollars. County Detective Logan arrested him after a staged display of insanity at his brother’s West Grant Street home. He pleaded not guilty, was jailed on 1000 dollar bail, and a hearing was set with Alderman Morrison.
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West Grant Street
Joseph Hittenberger
Foreign Department
The
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Creighton G. Logan
Trust Company
Hittenberger
Morrison
E. E. McGill
Logan
South Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Youngstown Road
Joseph
Hittenburger
McGill
Illinois Surety Company
Pittsburg
Heflin settles with McCreary for 2500 dollars
Representative Heflin of Alabama pays not less than 2500 dollars to horseman Thomas McCreary after injuring him in a Washington street car shooting incident. McCreary, near death from tetanus and lockjaw, receives medical and hospital expenses. settlement declared voluntary by McCreary’s counsel.
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United Press
Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Thomas MecCreary
New York
McCreary
Italians Held in Pay Wagon Robbery Nabbed on Train
Two Italian suspects named Louis Leporte and Gaetano Deverchi were arrested on a Norfolk and Western train near Radford Virginia after the Gary West Virginia pay wagon robbery. Detectives say the men carried large sums of currency and are tied to about $12,000 taken from the wagon. They claim origins in New Orleans and will be turned over to Gary authorities.
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United Press
Radford
United States Coal and Coke Company
Gary
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
Louis Leporte
Gaetano Deverchi
New Orleans
Baseball Opening at Cascade Park Postponed to Saturday
New Castle baseball club directors postponed the Cascade Park opening from Friday to Saturday due to heavy snowfall. Youngstown will be the attraction, with parade and festivities moved to Saturday afternoon. Officials hope better weather will allow grounds to be ready for baseball by then.
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New Castle Baseball Club
Youngstown
Auto Struck Wagon On North Mill Street
An automobile driven by Ed Hileman struck John B. Berger’s delivery wagon on North Mill Street at noon today. The wagon remained undamaged but the horse sustained a deep cut on the leg.
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Ed Hileman
John B. Berger
North Mill Street
Freezing Weather Threatens Fruit Across Regions
A light frost may kill fruit as a cloudy pattern continues through the night and thawing weather looms. Snow blankets New Castle and several states with depths up to six inches, damaging fruit trees and delaying work from Columbus to Pittsburgh while nurseries report injured crops and hopes depend on warmer days.
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New Castle
John Wright
Columbus
Ohio
Lexington
Madison
Ind
Erie
Youngstown
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Dispute Over Alley Boundaries At Epworth Church
Trustees of Epworth M. E. church and Harry Kline clash over the alley south of Epworth church after Kline bought adjacent land from David Pearson. Excavation halted by church threats of an injunction while lawyers review old records. both sides claim title, expect settlement without litigation.
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Epworth ST
Epworth M. E. Church
Harry Kline
Epworth Church
Kline
David Pearson
Pearson Street
Cline
Pearson
Mr. Kline
Mr . Kline
Reduction in tax for coal company approved by judge
In Harrisburg on April 30 Judge Kunke ordered a reduction of $104,000 in the tax assessed against the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company in Dauphin County.
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United Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Dauphin
Kunke
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W.E. Corey
W.C.T.U
Willie Lewis
Iin
Robert Edgar
Trollers
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Senate
McKee
John Andy McKee
United States
Boies Penrose
Senator Penrose
John B. Brown
Penrose
Acheson
John K. Tener
Ernest Acheson
Mr. McKee
John A. M'Kee
New Castle, Pa
J. A. Maree
N.C
Necks
North Mill ST
Epworth M
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