New Castle Savings Trustee Plans to Pay Creditors
Receiver John H. Painter says enough funds are on hand to pay depositors and creditors without filing a preliminary account. A stockholder committee will oversee distributions and approve asset sales, avoiding delays and auditor reports while about half a million dollars ready for circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Painter
The
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
A Castle Savings and Trust Company
Broken Ank
Dauphin County
Painter
Rust Company
O. K
Paines
Wal
John R. Miller
J. Will Neff
Lee R. Gordon
Herb D. McGoun
W. K
Marcus Feuchtwanger
A. Crawford Qoyt
E. F. Connelly
Bert Wagner
W. K. Hugus
Aged Woman Delilah Syling Dies at 82 in Slippery Rock
Mrs Delilah Syling, longtime Slippery Rock Township resident, died Wednesday night at her Maysville Mercer county home at age 82. Born September 13, 1825 she was twice married and survived by seven children seven grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral at Harmony Baptist church Friday at 1 pm after arrival in the city at 9 40 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slipperyrock
Delilah Syling
Maysville
Mercer County
Syling
James A. Syling
William
Samuel J. Funkhouser
Slipperyrock Township
Joseph
David
Jesse Syling
Harmony Baptist Church
North Hill Section Fire Protection Plan Considered
The fire committee recommends a three horse hitch at the Park Avenue engine house to speed responses to the North Highland avenue hill district. It also urges a three way fire plug at the county bridge end of Ma honing avenue to boost water protection for mills and plants nearby.
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Neshannock Township
Fire Committee of Councils
Park Avenue
Hill
North Highland Avenue
County Bridge
Mahoning Avenue
Big Meeting Of Tin Workers 15 Called
At a meeting of John Ward and Pride of New Castle lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tinplate workers arrangements will be made to turn out for the big Labor Day parade. The two lodges expect a large showing in the parade on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Ward
Pride
New Castle
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tinplate Workers
Clendenin
Boy Dies After Month Unconscious From Erie Train Strike
Robert Walker a 15 year old boy from Youngstown died yesterday at home from injuries suffered when he was struck by an Erie train four weeks earlier. He had only briefly regained consciousness once during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Robert Walker
Erie
Masso Charges Trott With Breaking And Entering
Antonio Masso files an information before Alderman Morrison accusing Tony Trott of breaking and entering a building with intent to commit a felony. The defendant faces a hearing this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Masso
Morrison
Tony Trott
Bank Receiver Granted Authority to Settle and Liquidate Assets
The court approves the receiver's power to adjust settle or compromise claims and to set terms for sale of unsold assets with aim to maximize returns for stockholders and minimize costs. The plan appears broadly approved by stockholders and applauds Mr Painter for expediting payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter
Black Hand Chief Surprised By Photo Identification
Big Chief Sam Kennedy denies posing for the picture used in Wednesday’s paper. He explains the image came from a button and a 10x enlarged negative after his arrest at Hazel Dell. Kennedy recalls posing only for a wedding button and notes detectives used the studio likeness to identify him.
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Sam Kennedy
Gazaboo
Black Hand
Kennedy
Logan
Hazel Dell
Maccabees Present Almira Home A Chair
A New Castle Hive committee of the Maccabees No. 89 visited the Almira Home Wednesday afternoon and donated a mission style rocker with a green leather seat. Mrs Pitzer presented the gift and spoke to the inmates, followed by thanks from Mrs George Moody, president of the Almira Home association.
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New Castle Hive
The
Maccabees
Almira Home
Hive
Pitzer
George Moody
Almira Home Association
City Solicitor Delayed as Citizens Hesitate to Sign Writ Petition
City Solicitor Gardner delays forwarding the quo warranto writ against the gas company as about 20 signatures are needed but only half have signed. Delays in collecting names at Gardner's office slow the process and will push the writ to Harrisburg once the required signatures are secured.
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Gardner
Harrisburg
Drank Two Quarts of Whiskey Yet Survives Story
John Milen an Italian resident of Sheep hill Fifth ward drank two quarts of bad rye whiskey in two hours. He was found unconscious by neighbors Wednesday evening and a physician, working through the night, pronounced him out of danger though still insensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milen
Sheep Hill
Fifth Ward
Milen
Answer Withdrawn in Bankruptcy Case
Referee in Bankruptcy E M Underwood was informed that the Pittsburg Automatic Machine Company of Ellwood City withdrew its answer and that adjudication of the company’s affairs will proceed by agreement. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in January and a schedule of assets and liabilities is expected in a few days.
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E. M. Underwood
Pittsburg Automatic Machine Company
Ellwood City
Underwood
Will The Hlipinos Endure Insults At Landers Offer
A brief item notes a group called the Hlipinos facing taunts while Landers presents a plan involving Old Glory. The report emphasizes rising fatigue and public response to the exchange.
Death Record Notices for Wright Stewart Cartwright Alcorn
Death notices listing Thomas J. Wright aged 57 of Pittsburg Street Delilah Syling 82 Mercer County Joseph H. Timmons 79 Washington Pa Eliza Stewart 82 Wampum Hilda Cartwright two months 16 Spring Street James McClarnon four months Grove Avenue James Alcorn 80 Beaver Read as a public register of recent deaths with ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wright
Pittsburg Street
Delilah Syling
Mercer County
Joseph H. Timmons
Washington, Pa
Eliza Stewart
Wampum
Hilda Cartwright
Spring Street
James McClarnon
Grove Avenue
James Alcorn
Beaver
Independents victory fuels anti insurgent emblem crackdown in Manila
In the Philippine capital Manila an organized American led drive targets insurrectionary emblems displayed by nationalists after decisive assembly elections. The Philippine commission may push legislative action to ban the practice as Katipunan activists and army veterans press for measures to curb insults to Old Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
Katipunar
Four-year-old boy blinded by wire accident near Pleasant Hill
Hanford Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Pleasant Hill between Portersville and Ellwood City, lost sight in one eye after a one foot telephone wire struck and penetrated his eyeball while he played with it Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Smith
James Smith
Pleasant Hill
Portersville
Ellwood City
New Castle Welshmen Attend Large Avon Park Outing
The Welsh Pioneers association picnic at Avon Park drew about 20 000 attendees from Youngstown and nearby cities. Speakers included Anthony Howells William Herbert J J Jenkins and Owen Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Pioneers’ Association
Avon Park
Youngstown
the Park
Anthony Howells
William Herbert
J. J. Jenkins
Owen Thomas
Preparing Defense for Black Hand Men in Jail Trials
Attorneys Akens Wilkison Chambers and Lockhart work on evidence for defense of Black Hand men jailed for upcoming trials. In the Joe Cutrone case Ralph Bear of Youngstown will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akens, Wilkison
Chambers
Lockhart
Joe Cutrone
Ralph Bear
Youngstown
Fire Chief to Attend National Fire Chiefs Convention
Fire Chief Frank Connery, authorized by the local fire committee, will represent New Castle at the annual national convention of fire chiefs in Washington, D C, on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connery
Fire Committee of Councils
Washington, D. C
New Castle
Charter Sought for Victoria Manuel III Mutual Society
Attorney J V Cunnigham filed for a charter to establish a fraternal mutual society named Victoria Manuel III. The organization plans sick benefit and funeral expense provisions as part of its charter.
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J. V. Cunnigham
Victoria Manouel III Mutual Society
Travers Nicholas Marriage Bond Shocks City
Surprising news comes from Elm and Lawrence streets as Miss Marie Travers and Mr. Patrick McNicholas wed in Youngstown on Thursday afternoon. The couple, with Mrs Marie McNicholas and daughter, had traveled to Youngstown for a picnic and were popular for their early announced engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Travers
Elm Street
Patrick McNicholas
Lawrence Street
Youngstown
Marie MecNicholas
New Yorkers Hunt Bits of Body After Fire
Police search across New York City for fragments believed to belong to a victim after a deadly blaze. Investigators say scattered remains were found at several sites and are tracing possible leads.
Mutilated torso found in Hudson River case shocks New York
A boatman recovered two sections of a woman's upper torso from the North River at Bloomfield Street. Police liken the crime to a Jack the Ripper style murder and issue alerts for more body parts. Officials believe the murder occurred within 24 hours.
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New York
North River
Bloomfield Street
Sister and Brother Die Same Day in Beaver and Wampum
On the day her brother James Alcorn of Beaver aged 80 was buried Mrs Eliza Stewart of Wampum Pa died at 650 PM due to multiple illnesses She was 82 years 9 months and 26 days old Born in Beaver County she married James Stewart in 1844 He died four years ago She came to Lawrence County 48 years ago and was active in the Methodist church She leaves three sons William O James John and four daughters plus one sister and many grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 12:50 PM from the residence with interment at Oak Park Cemetery
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James Alcorn
Beaver
Eliza Stewart
Wampum
Stewart
Beaver County
James Stewart
Lawrence County
Lydia
Melinda Jackson
Monaca
Oak Park Cemetery
Old Timers' Ball Game Teams Named at Cascade Park
The Friday afternoon Old Timers' game at Cascade park grounds will feature players drawn from a roster including Edward Bigley Charles Warnock R H Whaley John A McKee Lawrence Flynn Judge Wallace James Sullivan Wells Clendenin Isaac Cartwright Hiram Miller J P H Cunningham Bud Howe William Harlan Samuel Foltz John Cox Chester Morrows Joseph Gill Scott Long James Hutton Steve Marshall Dean Byers James Sutherland Samuel Rhodes Joseph McCaslin B A Winternitz and Tony Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Grounds
Neshannocks
Edward Bigley
Charles Warnock
R. H. Whaley
John A. McKee
Lawrence Flynn
Judge Wallace
James Sullivan
Wells Clendenin
Isaac Cartwright
Hiram Miller
J. P. H. Cunningham
Bud Howe
William Harlan
Samuel Foltz
John Cox
Chester Morrows
Joseph Gill
Scott
Funeral for Olive Edward Held Wednesday
The funeral of Olive Edward infant son of Mr and Mrs Oliver F Meyre of 118 East Long Avenue was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 at the family residence. Rev Bentley led simple services and the casket lay among flowers. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery.
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Olive Edward
Oliver F. Meyre
East Long Avenue
Bentley
Graceland Cemetery
Engagement of Miss Pearl Myers and Mr. William Morrison
Notice announces the engagement of Miss Pearl Myers of Princeton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Myers, to Mr William Morrison of Princeton. The match will end in a home wedding in September, with both parties noted as prominent in local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Myers
John Myers
Princeton
William Morrison
Great Junket Of Waterways Commissioners
A group of waterways commissioners embarked on a notable junket to inspect river projects and discuss funding plans. Officials from associated departments toured key sites and conferred on infrastructure improvements and interagency coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Junket OF Waterways Commissioners
Inland waterways tour aims for federal funding across lakes and Mississippi
Congress man Theodore E. Burton announces an inland waterways inspection tour starting September 21 in Cleveland. The itinerary covers the Great Lakes to the headwaters of the Mississippi and down to the gulf, with 18 state governors and President Roosevelt likely joining for parts of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Inland Waterways Comission
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Gulf
Roosevelt
Keokuk
Memphis
Burton
Ateel Trust
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Louis
Washington
Two Twin Babies Die in City Infant Losses
Death claimed two twin babies in separate city homes within 24 hours. Hilda Cartwright born June 19 last died of infantile troubles. her twin sister survives in good health. James McClarnon born April 15 last died at four months six days. his twin brother survives with his father. The mother died at birth. Funeral set for Thursday at 9:30 AM with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Cartwright
George and
Margaret Seamans Cartwright
Spring Street
James MecClarnon
Samuel McClarnon
Suit for damages against township over bridge railing
Emma Irwin files a $5,000 damage suit against Slippery Rock township claiming a bridge railing on the New Castle and Rose Point road at Fisher's run was inadequate. Her buggy overturned after her horse shied and she suffered back and spine injuries. Attorney H. P. Emery represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Irwin
Slipperyrock
Miss Irwin
New Castle
Rose Point
Fisher's Run
Hillsville Man John McCurdy Missing Since Saturday
Hillsville resident John McCurdy remains unlocated after a Saturday disappearance. Scouts and state police search hills in all directions from the home toward New Castle and Warren Ohio. His wife believes foul play is involved and remains unconsoled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCurdy
Hillsville
New Castle
Warren
Deborah Childs Arrives For Old Timers Picnic
Mrs Deborah Childs of Beaver arrives in New Castle to attend the Old Timer picnic at Cascade Park this Friday. Her first visit to New Castle 65 years ago and she has long resided here, sharing memories of the city’s growth. She is the sister of O H P Green.
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Deborah Childs
Beaver
Joseph Pyle
Shenango Street
Childs
Cascade Park
Castle
O. H. P. Green
Small Talks on Grievances of Operators in the Strike
A report notes operators voicing grievances during a strike. Leaders from labor groups and management exchange proposals as discussions continue. The piece highlights wage concerns and working conditions cited by operators.
Wages Graded Down Says Telegraphers Chief
President Samuel J. Small of the telegraphers union outlines grievances behind the strike in Chicago and Cleveland wage gaps. He cites eight hour days equal pay for men and women, 15 percent wage increases, company furnished typewriters, abolition of the blacklist, and a graded pay system based on wire capacity to end discrimination against married workers. He notes orderly strike and hopes quick settlement once companies recognize the demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
New York
Samuel J. Small
Telegraphers’ Union
Cleveland
Russell
Rockford
Topeka
Small
New York Committee
Pastor to Lead Brooklyn Church Begins Sept. 4
Rev. George H. McClelland of State Street will depart September 4 to assume the pastorate of the First United Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn New York. A graduate of Allegheny Theological Seminary he earned notable recognition for joining a prominent congregation. Alfred Angus of Brooklyn, a member of the First U P church, is visiting McClelland at his State Street home and will remain in the city for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. McClelland
State Street
First United Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
N. Y
McClelland
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Alfred Angus
U. P
City
Firemen to Take Part in Labor Day Parade
City firemen will march in the Labor Day parade with fire trucks on display. The fire committee has authorized Chief Connery to place the engines in the procession for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Committee of Councils
Connery
Fair Tonight and Friday Warmer Friday
For Western Pennsylvania the forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures expected on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
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