Gallagher Must Help His Wife in Non Support Case
Frank Gallagher of Ellwood City was ordered to pay his wife $1.25 weekly after a Saturday morning hearing. Mrs. Gallagher testified of near-starvation and cold shelter with a neighbor, while Gallagher denied liquor addiction and attributed troubles to his wife. District Attorney Young presented both sides.
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Frank Gallagher
Ellwood City
New Castle
Gallagher
Ellwood
Young
A. Martin Graham
Gotch to Wrestle Bulgarian Champion
Frank Gotch set to face Bulgarian Yussiff Mahmout after Mahmout defeated Fred Beell in two straight falls. Mahmout's camp says he earned the right to meet the champion and may also pursue a bout with George Hackenschmidt while Gotch seeks a match in England.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Yussiff Mahmout
Fred Beell
Mahmout
Gotch
England
George Hackenschmidt
Death From Blood Poisoning Claims Local Farmer
John S Manning of Perry township died Friday evening from sepsis after a slight injury. He lived with his brother James Manning at his home and was a respected farmer. He leaves one brother and two sisters. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon at Slippery Rock church.
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John S. Manning
Perry Township
James Manning
Slippery Rock
Educational reform bill to instruct couples on marriage
The State Women’s Christian Temperance Union announced plans to present an educational reform bill to the next legislature. It would require a book issued by the board of health on marriage to be given free with each marriage license, with additional copies available from license clerks.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
State Women's Christian Temperance Union
Board of Health
Steamer Harburg Grounds On Long Island Reef
Eastport Long Island Dec 12 steamship Harburg ran aground on a sandbar half a mile west of Bellport station while en route with a cargo of pe clay. Wrecking tugs from New York are summoned and officials expect a high tide refloat. The crew remains aboard as life savers stand by in case evacuation is needed.
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United Press
Eastport
L. I
N. Y
Bellport Station
Harburg
New York
Postal laws amended for mail embezzlement penalties
Washington December 12 The house passed an amendment to postal laws setting penalty for embezzlement or theft of mail by a postal employee at 500 dollars imprisonment for five years or both
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United Press
Washington
House
Consul General Arrives In New York From Triste
Prince Carl Ruize De Roxas Austrian consul general at San Francisco arrived in New York today aboard the Martha Washington from Triste.
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United Press
New York
Prince Carl Ruize de Roxas
San Francisco
Martha Washington
Triste
Reward for Catarrh Cure Planting Claims
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case that cannot be cured. F J Hall & Co of Toledo endorse F J Hall’s Catarrh Cure as effective. Walkinman & Marvin, Toledo, advertise it as a general remedy. Cure taken internally, claims to reach blood and mucus membranes. Testimonials offered, price per bottle, sold by local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watershare. & CO
Toledo
F. J. Ey
Walkinnan & Marvin
Monle Generals
O. Hall
Roosevelt vows to back Secret Service demand
President Roosevelt told callers he would fight any congressional attempts to limit or hamper the Secret Service. He said he would send further messages if the House fails to back his request, stressing the necessity of strong protection for his annual message language.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secret Service
House
Senate
Congress
Jerome to Present Baseball Bribery Evidence
New York district attorney said he would present to the grand jury the alleged evidence from a National League committee claiming local gamblers offered to bribe umpires Klein and Johnstone to fix a deciding Chicago at New York game. He noted the committee has not yet asked to meet him. The panel includes John T. Brush Charles H. Ebbitts August Herrmann and Harry Pulliam. League officials refused to reveal names of suspects.
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United Press
New York
Jerome
National League
Klein and Johnstone
Chicago
John T. Brush
Charles H. Ebbitts
August Herrmann
Harry Pulliam
Three Hours Strike Ends On N Y C Tug Boats
New York December 12 The tug and barge workers of the N Y Central Railway ended a three hour strike that halted the marine department and threatened Christmas stock delivery. George Lynn assistant manager leads arbitration with a men’s committee as grievances are to be investigated and remedied. Workers seek bi monthly wages and two Sundays off each month.
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United Press
New York
N. Y. Central Railway
Marine Department
George Lynn
Engine Explosion Kills Four Crew in Beaumont
A Southern Pacific locomotive blew up on a heavy freight run from Beaumont yards over the San Gorgonia pass. Three men were killed and a fourth gravely injured. The dead were David McDonald the engineer Roy Reynolds the fireman G W Brockman the conductor and E A Williams the brakeman believed dying all from Los Angeles. The blast demolished the locomotive and shattered three cars with no survivors among the crew. Cause of the explosion is unknown.
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United Press
Beaumont
Cal
Southern Pacific
San Gorgonia Pass
David McDonald
Roy Reynolds
G. W. Brockman
E. A. Williams
Los Angeles
Castro Settles Big French Cable Claim in Principle
Paris says President Castro has accepted the principle of settling the French Cable Co claim against Venezuela for seizure of its property. No damages amount agreed yet. initial demand was 1 million dollars plus indemnity for business disruption. Details remain undisclosed by Venezuela or Castro aides.
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United Press
Paris
Castro
French Cable Co
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Rebels Lose Hundreds in Battle Near Odessa
In a battle near Odessa on December 12, Persian rebels known as Constitutionalists under Bahir Khan faced loyalists commanded by Ram-Ed-Dowleh. The clash ended with hundreds killed and the rebels driven from the field after a stubborn attack.
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United Press
Odessa
Ram-Ed-Dowleh
Tabriz
Bahir Khan
Ohio Rep asks pardon for bank embezzler Edward Flyckinger
Representatives Keefer Cole and Ansberry of Ohio urged President to pardon Edward Flyckinger of Gallon a former leading manufacturer and bank director serving a term for embezzlement. The president offered little encouragement.
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United Press
Washington
Keefer, Cole and
Ansberry
Ohio
Edward Flyckinger
Gallon
Turkish steamer sinks in Black Sea storm
A Turkish steamer carrying crew and 50 passengers from Constantinople toward Sevastopol sank today during a storm in the Black Sea. Rescue efforts and official inquiries follow as the fate of all aboard remains unresolved.
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Odessa
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Tariff Hearing Touches Hats and Feathers Debate
Washington heard arguments on tariffs affecting millinery as New York attorney Peter Zucker urged lower duties on artificial flowers and feathers arguing higher costs for hat buyers. New York manufacturer Jules Coltets urged raising artificial flower and feather duties to 70 percent. W H Bowker also pressed for free sulphate of ammonia phosphate slag and burlap bags amid current tariff of six dollars a ton for sulphate of ammonia and about 40 000 tons imported yearly.
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United Press
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Peter Zucker
New York
Chicago
Jules August Coltets
W. H. Bowker
Cy Young Mourns Criger Trade and Hints at No Retirement
Cy Young, Boston’s veteran starter, laments the Lou Criger trade to the St. Louis Browns and confirms he plans no retirement. He says Spencer will be his catcher next season and credits Criger as one of the grandest catchers. He vows to keep pitching as long as his arm holds.
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Paoli
Lou Criger
St. Louis Browns
Spencer
Boston
Young
Criger
Lou
No On
Boston Club
Panama President Promises to Be Good
Assurances from President Obaldia of Panama pledge protection for American Marines and sailors landed on the isthmus. He agrees to prompt trial of four men jailed for the killing of an American seaman from the Buffalo and to ensure punishment if found guilty.
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United Press
Washington
Ubaldia
Panama
Republic
Bacon
State Department
Obaldia
The
Buffalo
Two Women Claim One New York Barber
Sam Gargano a New York barber was arrested in Chicago on wife abandonment charges. Police say he first married Frances Cotesla of New York and had two children, then allegedly married Esther Lebowitz here, who claims to be wife No. 2 and says he abandoned her and took her diamonds. He reportedly returned to New York, then came back with his first wife and children.
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Chicago
Sam Gargano
New York
Esther Lebowiz
Rivington Street
N. Y
Gargano
Frances Cotesla
Stanton Street
Volunteer Army Bill Introduced in Congress
Congressman Hull introduced in the House a general staff bill authorizing the president to raise a large volunteer army in war time. The measure would make citizens aged 18 to 45 liable for military duty and empower the president to enlist volunteers by proclamation during war.
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United Press
Washington
Hull
Iowa
Young Turks Sweep Local Elections in Constantinople
Dec 12 Young Turks win all local parliament seats. In the ten member delegation five Turks two Armenians two Greeks and one Jew are named.
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Young Turks
Constantinople
Poisoning case in Youngstown victim recovering at home
Rev Louis Lops, a victim of a supposed poisoning, is recovering at his Youngstown home with no clues in the case. In a separate incident, John Kelly a foreman was fatally mangled and five other workers injured by a gas explosion at Carnegie Steel Ohio plant in Youngstown. The New Castle Daily News offers a 1909 subscription by mail.
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Louis Lops
Youngstown
John Kelly
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
New Castle
New Castle Daily News
Pullman Co in the Limelight Investigation Opens
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane will arrive in Chicago to examine complaints that Pullman Co charges excessive berth rates. Three cases before the ICC include the Loftus matter on upper and lower berths, with Chicago as the arena for book inspections and possible broader probe into earnings and dividends.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Loftus
St. Paul
Pullman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Quarantine Lifted At Dreschell Residence
Health Officer I A Thayer lifted the quarantine at 76 Court Street after five weeks due to two spotted fever cases. One child died soon after illness. the other has nearly recovered. The home was disinfected and fumigated and may now be entered by others beyond the family.
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I. A. Thayer
H. C. Dreschell
Court Street
Threatens Priest and Is Put in Jail in St Louis
Charles Unger, a plow salesman, is jailed after allegedly threatening Father J. J. O'Brien outside St Margaret's church. Unger, who denies the charge, made threats over disputes about his wife singing in the church choir. His daughter Theresa alerted a neighbor prompting police to intervene.
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United Press
ST. Louis
J. J. O’brien
St. Margaret's Church
Charles Unger
City Hospital
Unger
Father O’brien
Theresa
Father O'Brien
Michigan Athletics Chief Charles Baird Resigns
Charles Baird, longtime athletic manager at the University of Michigan, resigns after years of service. His withdrawal comes as his wife recently inherited more than 1 million dollars, and he plans to buy and manage an American Association baseball team.
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United Press
Ann Arbor, Mich
Charles Baird
University of Michigan
Baird
Ruef Sentencing Delayed To Next Saturday
San Francisco December 12 Abe Ruef will not be sentenced until next Saturday. Judge Lawler with the consent of the prosecution postponed the action for a week at the request of defense attorneys who wish to prepare a number of motions.
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United Press
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Lawler
Woman to testify in Davis murder case to travel to Youngstown
Mrs. Abbie Rice, key witness in the murder of Dr. Frederick Austin of Omaha, is due to arrive in Youngstown where her husband has resided for some time. The notice appears in the 1909 mail order item indicating a $1.00 price.
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Abbie Rice
Charles F. Davis
Frederick Austin
Omaha
Youngstown
Sherritt's For Sale And Rent Ad Listings Local Properties
Real estate list offering a three story brick block on Washington Street for 50 000 with 83 rooms and multiple storerooms plus rent 5500 payments. Also 2700 buys 6 room house with gas water sewer, 3500 buys modern home on West Madison, 1900 buys West Wabash business or residence, vacant lots farms and insurance services including property management. Other rentals from 8.00 and a 16.00 room on Edgewood Avenue.
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Washington Street
North Hill
West
Madison Avenue
West Wabash Avenue
N. Liberty Street
Bath
West Wabash
Edgewood Avenue
T. W. Dickson & Co
Dean Block
Dickson Street
Pittsburg Street
Beckwith Street
John Street
Fourth Ward
Croton Avenue
Maryland
Staunton Avenues
Lathrop Street
Local injuries report from Shenango Valley hospital
Joe Aristausam of 415 Mahoning Avenue suffered a serious bruise and is expected to leave the hospital tomorrow. Two Pennsylvania Railroad employees had minor injuries and were transported to the Shenango Valley hospital. J P McAllen of 224 Mahoning Avenue was bruised on the shoulders, treated at the hospital, and sent home.
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Joe Aristausam
Mahoning Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shenango Valley Hospital
J. P. McAllen
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Teddy
CY Young
Volunteer Army
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Mgr
U. OF Mich
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J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Seventh Ward
Treadwell News Company
Shenango Restaurant
L. Dean
Rosenblum's
New Castile
Malloy’s
P. H. Malloy & Co
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
West Pittsburg
Union Phone
Ana
Goldie Ripple
Hillsville
G W. Campbell
South Croton Avenue
J. K. McUlnren
White Street
Washington and Customs Clerks
Franklin Institute
Rochester
W. W. Park
West Federal Street
New Leslie House
Mercer Street
Florence Avenue
K. M
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Cascade _ theatre
Ray Street
Neshannock Creek
Pittsburg Street Bridge
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Jefferson Street
Jefferson, Craig
North Beaver Streets
Bessie M. Smith
Lawrence Savings & Trust
J. F. Ringer
Bell
Outlet Co
Y. M. A. Bldg
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City Water
Boylesee
James de
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L. 3. & T. Company
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Cail
County Line
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Quest Streets
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Ren
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H. L. Robinson
Bell Phone Aes
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Hamilton Roo
Kline
Pearson Street
Bell Phone
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Dufford
South
W. F. Dufford
Pittsburg
North Mill Street
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
South Mill Street
R. C. Fralick
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
Leesburg
Thompson
G. H. van Horn
Pittscore
van’ Horn
Quest
Highland Stables
C. C. McKinney
Struthers
Davis
Boyles and
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Chautauqua, N. Y
Lehr
Pittisburg Street
Union
Weat Long Avenue
East Side
W. J. McAnus
Smith-Premier
Sutton
Rosenblum
City of New Castle
D. Long
Shenango Township
David Roberts
East Long Avenue
Butler Avenue
Winter Avenue
L. 8S. & T. Company
J. F. P. Kennelly
J. Gunning
Blackford
Basi
E.jj.o’brien
McDowell
Edward Harkness
Fredonia
Frank Runkle
Jacob L. McCracken
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Maud A. Me
Maud A. Me‘qpacken, Administratrix, No. $4 Croton Avenue, New Castile, Pa. c. Vv
Sedegansgeoci
New Castle Machine Company
South Street
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Lafrango
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