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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1909

Page

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Chinese Tong War Arises After Actor Ah Hoon Is Slain

In New York Chinatown the tong feud flares as Ah Hoon, 35, a former Four Brothers member now aligned with On Leong, is murdered in his Dover Street apartment. Police hold two witnesses but fear further killings as rivalry between the Four Brothers and On Leong grows.

United Press New York Ah Hoon Four Brothers On Leong Tongs W Jung T Ne Leong Tong Pell Baker Chinatown Elsie Sigel Leon Ling Dover Street San Francisco Pacific Coast Jo Quan Clara Quan Lee Jung Murer

Brewers Recover From Beer Slump As Tax Revenue Rises

Washington reports November treasury statement shows beer taxes up by 606,947 over November 1908. For the first five months of the current year beer tax receipts exceed last year by 777,658, though September and October fell back. Retail liquor dealers tax for the first four months dropped 282,779 due to prohibition waves across Red States.

Washington Treasury Red

Police Committee Holds Last Meeting of Year

Police committee members met last night to approve payroll and other bills. The health committee failed to convene due to lack of a quorum.

Police Committee Uncils

Death of Earl Percy in Paris After Duel Claims

Paris report says Henry Algernon George Percy Earl of Northumberland died in a Paris hotel while en route to holiday festivities. Competing accounts cite pleurisy or wounds from a duel with another Englishman, with authorities denying the duel and noting public interest in the case.

United Press Paris Earl Percy England Northern Henry Algernon George Percy Earl Duke of Northumberland London

Railroads Kill 20 Persons In County During the Year

Railroads killed 26 men in Lawrence county past year per Coroner Cox records. Most deaths occurred in this city with seven county crisis reports. drownings, heat, and auto deaths also noted. The list includes boiler explosions, falls, gunshot, and unknown causes. inquests not held in all cases. Continued on Page Seven.

Lawrence County Cox Chester McNickle Lehieh Jesse Reynolds Shenango Township John Reed Charles Mitchell Hillsville Quarry Minnie Dearolph

Price on head of Senator Gordon amid Lincoln conspiracy tale

The News-Scimitar reports Colonel James Gordon of Okolona Mississippi once sought by federal reward for his alleged role in the Lincoln assassination, later named Mississippi senator by Governor Noel. Gordon denied involvement, fled to Canada briefly, then returned to Chickasaw County after confirming his innocence to General Dicks in New York.

Memphis Tenn News-Scimitar Today United States James Gordon Okolona Miss Noel Mississippi A. J McLaurin Gordon J. Wilkes Booth Abraham Lincoln Virginia Booth Lincoln Canada New York Cavalry New York Chickasaw County

New York Judge Proposes Tax on Foreign Marriages

Justice James W. Gerard calls for a tax on foreign marriages and on fortunes inherited by aliens in New York. He outlines a plan in Collier's for January asserting the state should collect a percentage of nobleman winnings and vows to push a bill in the next legislative session.

United Press New York James W. Gerard New York Supreme Court Collier's

Christmas collection nets $400 at Sacred Heart

Rev. Father McAdam rector of Sacred Heart church in Sharon said Christmas day collections totaled net $400 signaling a return to prosperity for the parish.

Father McAdam Sacred Heart Church Sharon

W. C T U Open House Saturday at First United

Lawrence County Wc T U will hold New Year open house at the First United Presbyterian Church on North Jefferson Street from 2 to 6 PM. Each hour features a different union group with music and recitations. County president Mrs Baer speaks 3 to 4 PM and Mrs Forquer discusses the state convention.

Lawrence County First United Presbyterian Church North Jefferson Street Croton Union West Side Union East Side Union Central South Side

Another Strike Threat by Chicago Switchmen

Chicago switchmen threaten to strike amid stalled wage talks with the railroad general managers' committee. Union sources say settlement chances are slim as managers press their case against wage increases. President Brown of New York Central suggested cost of living factors in determining raises.

United Press Chicago Switchmen Railroad General Managers’ Committee Switchmen’s Union of North America W. C. Brown New York Central System Brown

G A R Ladies Attend Funeral Services

The Ladies of the G A R will meet at the First Baptist church at 10 30 Friday morning to attend the funeral services of Mrs B W Davis Seats will be reserved for the ladies of the order.

The First Baptist Church 8. W. Davis Order

Penalt Sued For Damages In Family Suit

A legal notice reports Penalt filed a damages action seeking damages stated as 00000 in a case captioned by a plaintiff identified as his son. The filing references a civil suit alleging loss and requests remedy through court action.

Widow Sues Railroad Over Tragedy At Hillsville Crossing

Mrs Lena Darbrinsky files a $55000 suit against Pennsylvania Railroad after the death of her husband Senate Darbrinsky and son Harry at Hillsville crossing December 13. She says the train did not whistle or ring a bell and the engineer did not slow, claiming gross negligence and failure to warn. Eight other children are named in the filing as potential claimants. Attorneys W Fenton, W S Anderson and son of Youngstown join the case.

Lena Darbrinsky Pennsylvania Railroad Company Court House Darbrinsky W. Fenton W. 5S. Anderson Youngstown

New Castle Water Taste Issue Cleared by Expert Report

Amid concerns over taste and odor likened to creosote or paint, New Castle officials cite a Pittsburg chemist report deeming the water safe. The letter explains seasonal oxidized compounds from trees and swamp flushing as the cause, with odor expected to fade after normal conditions.

Pittsburg W. H. McCandless C. D. Gerould New Castle W. S. McCandless New Osote Clarence Lamas Sharon Steel Company Sharon Lamas Warren Pymatuning Shenango J. H. Purdy General Maager

Morse 15 Year Term Seen Entering Atlanta Prison

New York Dec 30 Charles W Morse appeared at the Tombs and showed loss of jaunty optimism amid adverse rulings on his bid to avoid a 15 year sentence for violating the banking law. Federal Marshal Henkle plans to start the term in Atlanta this Saturday.

United Press New York Charles W. Morse Atlanta Tombs Henkle

United Veterans Legion Banquet Tuesday

The United Veterans Legion will hold its annual installation of officers next Tuesday night January 4. This will be followed by a banquet at the Sherman house at 8 o clock as last year.

United Veteran Legion Sherman House

Death Record for Three Local Residents

Death notice lists Mrs. S. W. Davis aged 52 of 71 Etna Street Mrs. Andrew McDermott aged 69 of Ellwood and Mrs. Fannie Vincent aged 81 at Almira Home.

S. W. Davis Etna Street Andrew McDermott Ellwood Fannie Vincent Almira Home

Taft Pledges Effort to Aid Insurgents Against Cannon

President Taft plans to back insurgents seeking to depose Speaker Cannon but will delay a full campaign until after his legislative program is submitted in January. A congressmember identified with the insurgents says Taft supports amending rules and opposing Cannon in the 62nd Congress.

United Press Washington Taft Cannon Washington Times the Times House Congress Mississippi River Victor Murdock Aldrich Uncle Joe

Iroquois Iron to Double South Chicago Plant

Iroquois Iron Co announces a $2,000,000 expansion adding two blast furnaces at its South Chicago works. Output will rise from 600 to 1200 tons daily, with capital increased to $3,000,000 and a $3,000,000 bond issue. The plant will employ about 1,000 men.

Iroquois Iron CO South Chicago United Press Iroquois Iron Company Combine

New Ford Auto Agency Formed In City

Paul Browne Patterson and Dr. John N. Emery form a partnership to take over the Ford agency in the district. They project a busy summer with at least fifteen cars promised and plan a larger operation at 135 Pittsburg Street. They aim to boost Ford sales as prosperity returns and hills in the territory demand a versatile car.

Paul Browne Patterson John N. Emery Ford Automobile Pittsburg Street New Castle Patterson Emery Ford Machine Ford E. E. Hileman

Sunday converts mayor of Joplin

In Joplin Missouri on Sunday afternoon a large crowd including Mayor Guy Holmes Acting City Attorney Andrews Deputy Sheriff Milligan Fire Chief Zellars and about 200 business leaders miners and officials pledged to improve their lives after hearing Evangelist William Reed The event spurred a local option campaign with petitions nearly reaching the required number for a city ballot

Joplin The Crown Guy Holmes Andrews Milligan Zellars William Red Tabernacle Rev Sunday

Fire chief worries over Billy Sunday tabernacle protection

Youngtown Fire Chief Loller says four men will be on duty at each Billy Sunday tabernacle meeting to guard against possible threats or incidents.

Loller Youngtown Billy Sunday Tabernacle

Cold Wave Grips Nation With Record Low Temps

Journal reports widespread cold across the country with pipes freezing and gas shortages. In Chicago four freeze to death on streets and New York endures fierce fires as temperatures drop to decade lows. Michigan and Pennsylvania records shatter with subzero readings and disrupted rail service.

Chicago New York

James Ellison Charged With Assault On Wife

Alderman Morrison held James Ellison for court after his wife Ritti Ellison accused him of assault and battery. The couple have lived apart. she supports the family by boarding. Allegedly Ellison attacked at Beaver Street, striking her and injuring a step-daughter. she fears for her life.

James Ellison Alderman Morrison Ritti Ellison Ellison Beaver Street Alderman Rooney

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