Witness Roberts testifies on Hains shooting at Bayside
Roberts of the Bayside Yacht Club testifies about the shooting incident. He recounts seeing Captain Annis shot and Thornton Hains firing from the boat while Thornton’s brother acted nearby.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
10
Roberts of the Bayside Yacht Club testifies about the shooting incident. He recounts seeing Captain Annis shot and Thornton Hains firing from the boat while Thornton’s brother acted nearby.
United Press reports plans to build the largest bridge in the world linking New York mainland with Long Island. The span over Hellgate Channel would reach 1000 feet, rise 140 feet above water, and cost an estimated 15 to 20.7 million dollars, tying Haven and Pennsylvania rail grades.
Chicago financier Joseph Leiter and his wife Juliette joined hundreds of miners in Zeigler Illinois as a fire raged through the Leiter coal property. She distributed coffee and medicine while Leiter toiled alongside workers, aiding in fire suppression as the mine faces months of shutdown and heavy losses.
The January term civil court summons list includes jurors across wards and towns such as Thomas Edwards Fifth ward and Charles H Cooper Perry. The roster covers North Beaver Shenango Mahoning Union Wayne New Wilmington New Wilming ton plus others.
The Methodist Episcopal church of Ellwood presented a fine program of special Christmas music Sunday evening directed by John H Henderson. The choir, after weeks of practice, earned high praise from many out of town visitors. A Sunday school entertainment and treat will be held Christmas night.
A community oyster supper is planned for Tuesday from 5 to 7 at Helping Hand Bible class near the Square. Proceeds support local church activities.
Specific remonstrances will be filed against every applicant for license in eres county at the session of license court.
Andrew Carnegie testifies before Congress on steel tariffs and prices. He argues figures lie and praises Schwab for innovations, notes rails could be $28 a ton with Cuban ore, discusses profits and the impact of free steel on prices and competition.
New York dispatch reports Harry Suydam, curb broker, shot in his Broad street office by John Lumsden, a young inventor. Suydam died at Hudson street hospital. John C. Lumsden was remanded to Tombs after arraignment as coroner's jury verdicts awaited.
Chicago reports the mangled body of Mrs. Georgia Ah Wong, wife of a Chinese man, found in Plano Alabama. She poisoned her four children and then killed herself by train. One child aged three is dead.
The gymnasium department hosts a Christmas program and tree in the gymnasium hall on the diamond at 8 30. Members are invited and asked to bring a five cent gift to place on the tree.
French snails decline as vineyard sprays kill them along with pests. Snail farms arise claiming harvests of 1,000,000 per 200 square feet, yet demand from Paris remains unmet.
Sister St John of the Ursuline dies in Youngstown at age 73 after 54 years in the veil. funeral details not available in the fragment.
Dufford’s announces season sale as it closes its toy business. All toys sold regardless of cost, with drastic discounts noted. Sale highlights include wide selection and clearance pricing.
The article notes rattlesnakes may strike without a warning rattle in hot August days when vision is affected. It explains rattles form with each skin shed, so joint count does not indicate age, as snakes shed more than once a year and may lose joints. rattlesnakes are confined to the western hemisphere.
A Home Chat message urges acceptance of life with its happiness and sorrows. It stresses using personal healing to help others with a friendly hand and encouraging smile, turning pain into universal kindness.
A woman asks a lawyer for a separation while noting her husband has life insurance named in her favor. The lawyer cautions that separating may deprive him of life, joking that he’ll live longer apart.
A brief domestic quip notes women at social events offer sharp opinions on their return home, humorously poking at party chatter and social fault finding.
The Central W. T. U. will meet Tuesday evening at 7 20 with Mrs. C. Waddington of 125 East North street.
By virtue of the will of Sarah E Weaver deceased, H Atkens, executor, offers Lot No. 27 in New Castle Fifth Ward, Lawrence County, Pa, at public sale on Wednesday January 20 1909 at 10 a m. The 40 by 120 foot lot lies on South Mill Street near lot 26 and alley. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with bond mortgage and attorney fees. Purchaser may pay entire price in cash.
Citizens of Mexico favor cash payments over checks for small sums under one thousand dollars. They find it easier to pay immediately rather than issue a check for fifty or one hundred dollars, arguing cash provides quicker settlement and smoother business transactions.
Mrs C W Rhodes of Edgewood Avenue traveled to Cleveland on Monday evening to spend a couple of days with friends.
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