Indictments Spark Grand Jury Action in Local Case
Grand Jury returns true bills against Alain Brown for manslaughter in the death of Mabel Wilson and Rimne Teller on aiding an escape. Multiple other indictments follow, including teachers, merchants, and alleged accomplices. Trial dates loom as prosecutors and defense prepare for a complex legal set of cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson
Miagatese
M. Brown
Marty A. Cannon
Browns
Wea
Thelony
Croton Avenue
Nin Jng
Weels
Aulualion
Brown
Olay
Vurone
Tto
Great
Norman Martin
K. Gregory
D. Wallace
Young
I A. Hover
Clyde Giuson
Robert Quivtes
Commonwealth
Ed Eardivy
Wilwane
James O'Donnell
Nsganit
Joseph
Peter Livchidl
Tone Bil
Commonwealth U
Neal Mooner
Wantanls
Whehard Lek
Strikers Protest Deputy Appointments Spark City Tension
Strikers and merchants react to new sheriff deputies amid disputes in the Fifth Ward. Strikers claim the deputies are unnecessary and insulting, while others say the move upsets town residents and disrupts peace in the district. City officials face protests as discussions about deputy roles continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Waddington
Staue
Aivike
Sia
Grammar Students Report Tonight at Night School Session
Grammar school students from Mose cudying arithmetic and grammar will report to Tig for night school session. Higher grade students in tennelex WA H will meet for remilic worl as organized for Monday.
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Ett
Budins
Sesalon
Grmasar
Alan Oageht
Tennelex Wah
Personal Crisis Reports In Cell Cheats Gallow’s
In a morning report a man described as Frank Aves faced a personal crisis while in cell. The article notes a violent incident involving a shiv and lines about a GNP match as a chaotic backdrop. Authorities are investigating the sequence and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aves
Nivartever
Edolde
Madame Julian Fined For Fortune Telling In New Castle
Madame Julian pleaded nolo contendere to fortune telling charges before Judge Porter in New Castle. She was fined $10 and costs totaling $31.71. She said she had learned palmistry and phrenology could be practiced lawfully with no contact with authorities. The court noted prior minimal infractions, and her husband and two children attended. She and her husband plan to depart for Liverpool, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Julian
Porter
Madama Julian
New Castle
Glen
Abe
Chauuingra
N.Y
Ranney
Offi al
Talec
Loven
Madame Tullan
Emery
Jullan
Harrisburg
Inge Porter
Wanger
Pic
Nada
Julian
Sugar Trust Defense Crosses Witnesses in U S Court
In New York, six former employees of the Sugar Refining Co. face a government fraud case over customs duties and sugar imports. The defense seeks to discredit witnesses including Richard Whalley, with questions about alleged crimes and prior convictions. Details involve Anderson, a dock boss, and a broker named Dally, and reference to events surrounding Washington in 1907 and a 2007 cargo seizure context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Dew
Cauniel
Win Anerican Suga Refining Company
Richard
Alley
Art Department
Richard Parr
Willamsburg 1
Hr Scarmy
Henry le Stimgon
Cochrane
Whalley
United States
Edwin Anderson
Sugarist
Treasury Department
Anderson
Charles Dally
Washington
Tames La.ter
Enerams
Department
Uis
Stanton Avenue Trouble Up Again
Dickson pressures Stanton Avenue grading delay as Gar Company widening between Bockford Street and Franklin Avenue triggers legal action. Street committee assigns Doorlap Wilson and Cukerbruum to inspect and report to next meeting. Dickson claims company has not fully graded to agreed width since injunction and right of way dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Stanton Avenue
Mesers
Doorlap
Wilson
Cukerbruum
Big Scandal Over Cherry Wine Fire Reported
United Press reports a major scandal surrounding the Cherry Wine Fire. A key witness indicates suspects fled Cherry, involving named individuals and testimony about the disappearance of Dea and Rosenbeds, with references to several locations and parties connected to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cuerry
Rovert Dea
Rere
Itahbert Benn
Alex Rosentante
Cheery
Deble
Dea
Rosenbeds
New Castle Couple Wed at Youngstown
A New Castle couple wed in Youngstown with Heonke and Ruth Sortlager, ages 3 and 21, at the probate court. The ceremony took place at 1:00 PM witnessed by George W. Hesa and Mrs. Litany Anderson. The bride wore a champagne gown and gloves, and the couple planned travels before settling in Freedom, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Pracdum
Ruth Sortlager
New Castle
Chin
Iain Rogers
Youngstown
Yountstown
George W. Hesa
Mra Litany Anderson
Tevir
Tink
Jerle
Mreelom
Pennsylvania
Vite
Alice Selinger
Northview Avenue
Ti Ds
Freedom
Sba
Visiies
Four Day Towns Vote Wet In Massachusetts
Boston reports a Prohibition wave as four Massachusetts towns move to wet status. Milford and nearby contests show close votes. Pittsfield, Brockton, and Lawrence elect Republican or Democratic mayors as cities transition after years of dry rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Massachussits
Chewet Salma
Drys
Pall River
Newbedford
Maribor
Gloucester
Piverhill
Wis
Springheld
Pittsfield
Quues
Brockton
Astley
Lawrence
Wilthai
Northampton
Republicaie
Mrs Riley Injured by Fall on Bridge Near Daughter's Home
Mrs Dabnah Riley suffered a bad cut above her right eye after losing balance Tuesday on a bridge beside an excavation near her daughter Mars home. A passerby Jain Cann of Chestnut Street aided her as she fell and received several minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Mars
Jain
Serbu Held On Serious Charge At Hearing
A partial hearing was held as Zalvriv Serb faced a serious charge. Marla Costan and Alder Green were mentioned in related proceedings with ongoing testimony and procedurals. The report shows limited readable details and no final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbu
Marla Costan
Zalvriv Serb
Peel
Struthers strike violence hits home with dynamite blast
A dynamite charge under Marty Bierney’s Struthers Ohio home exploded early, injuring his son Willie Hierney with glass cuts. The blast, aimed at a strikebreaker, shattered windows, blew away parts of the house, and frightened residents as police pursue suspects tied to a sheet mill strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Bierney
Struthers
Ohio
Willie Hierney
Berney
Strmnhord
Nanses Acroga
Biernty
American Sheet & Triplite Company
Mmlty
Hariies
Boston Pals 10 Show Bridge Trust Allegations
United Press reports a jury trial detailing alleged conspiracies by construction firms including Monty Drawn Company and New England Structural Company. Accused of fixing bids and conspiring to raise prices in a scheme to influence a city bridge purchase, with extensive testimony and thousands of words of testimony referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Dee
Tevily Wats Fai
Fuitchase
Font
Mhoonty Drew Comprny
Denion Trridge Conpany
G. Wi
A. Bmithrhatern Uridge and Structirel Company
New England
Struet
Ety
Boy Fatally Shot by Brother in Pittsburgh Area
A 9 year old boy, son of Cornelius Michael J. Vernon, was fatally shot by his 12 year old brother in a home on Pennsylvani avenue. The weapon, a revolver, was found near the doorway after an accidental discharge. Police and coroner officials are investigating the incident as a tragic family accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Toc
Wen
Corneltmar
Michael J. Vernan
Wik Tn Hope Ds
Preacher Is Discharged After Prayer At Police Court
Rev Jackson of Covington Kentucky, charged with drimb beds, prayed aloud in the police court. Mayor Lusk pardoned him, lifting the case as spectators watched a minister kneel in repentance. The discharge followed a touching, public moment with aim to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey. Wyat
Jackson
Covington
Te Var
Jatckson
Lusk
Bola Court
Ale
Priganer
Jeste
Jesus
Mayor Lusk
Qmisister
Stecdaeksan
Prince Albert
Quietness Reigns in Strike Zone After Arrival of Deputies
Reported quiet per sheriff action as deputies take patrol duty around Habart street and Mahoning avenue after a wave of worker strikes. Police read an injunction to strikers while deputies and Pinkerton agents monitor porches, with few demonstrators visible as night fell.
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Wauding
Len
Gilmore
Ten
Bishop
Pumaylvania
IttiHen
Ainnerons
Sternli
Habart Street
Mahoning Avenue
Bishoff
Bishon
Waddingtons
Hobart
Sirest
Nwve
FIGHT TODAY IN NICARAGUA FOCUS OF US DEMONSTRATIONS
Fragmented dispatches report tensions in Nicaragua over President Zelaya and potential foreign reaction. The Rama district area remains a focal point as revolutionary groups clash with government forces amid uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Nee
Rama District
Nicaragua
Jaya
Benlos Castyille
Peppesent Atiee
Revulnions Armada
Zelaya
Mtlan
Sinnou
Zelaya Josling Bron Erulner
Tacama
Cristobat
Local Shriners Head to Erie Today for Meeting
Local Shriners depart for Erie to attend a city or regional assembly. The group, featuring notable members, travels to participate in a scheduled meeting and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Big Gusher Wasting Oil in West Virginia Field
Arlyites to Philadelphia company report men at Jittsburg say workmen building dams to control oil flowing from a gushing well. Production now about 7,200 barrels daily, roughly 300 an hour, with impressive daily value estimated near S10,000. May indicate a large scale oil discovery and rising output in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jittsburg
Arlyites
Philadelysia Company
An Rubi
Harr Con County
Shertie
$3,000 FARE FROM CHICAGO TO NEW YORK
Partial OCR notes a Chicago to New York fare discussion with a claimed $3,000 price and references to train schedules and an attempted fast route. The fragment mentions W Yomis Dee and a press-like travel summary, but details are incomplete and jumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New Rouse
Europe
Burlinala
Alindes
Taft seen as slow to back river and harbor plan
Delegates at the sixth national rivers and harbors congress critique President Taft for opposing the congressional program and for favoring a bond issue. He urges congress to commit to improvements on the Mississippi Missouri and Ohio rivers, with work to begin using current revenues and delaying land questions. Rep Joseph E. B. Ransdell later presents the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Congress
Taftinol
Securiig
Theippi
Missouri
Ohio
Myers
Army Engineers
Alousand Ornors
Denis
Cenerad
Joseph EB. Ransdell
Tonisiawn
Mrs Harriman Moves Offices to Fifth Avenue
Mrs Harriman, famed heiress, relocates to 475 Fifth Avenue New York from Arden estate to oversee her vast holdings. She plans daily commutes, arriving at 10 38, reviewing reports, and returning to Arden for dinner. She will close weekly business by Thursday to spend the rest of the week at Arden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwilt
He Harriman
Arden
Harrimad
Fifth Avenue
Mera
Olive Boys
Tixi
John Emery to Remain in This City
John L. Emery manager of the wallpaper and decorating department in this city will remain in the wallpaper business here. Mr Gormley, longtime manager of the wallpaper and decorating department at Veach store, will leave around December 27 for Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emery
John L. Emery
Jtem
Soul Lowe
Akron
To Toate
Rante
Mont Sh. Gorailyy
Veach
Ty C. WH. Yeager
Mrr
Emery
Gormley
Les
Bread trust was a failure in New York bakers
A chaotic report from New York outlines the attempted Bread Trust led by Spread Creat with headquarters in New York and wide branches. Max Strasser discusses the effort before the New York State Association of Master Bakers, noting ongoing questions about its viability and prospects amid disorganized plans and mixed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
West
Quade
Max Strasser
New York State
Mister Bakers
Hiragi
Foyky
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Dori Winter
Lyndalaire
Atterwon
Owl
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Wheeligg
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Long Avenue
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Alan Vlahup
Trix
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Mr Young
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