Genkinger case expenses debated by county officials
The county commissioners and ex Sheriff William Douthitt submit a stated case on whether the county must pay $256.09 in attorney fees for the Genkinger transfer from Ohio to Pennsylvania, with a possible $77.75 verdict if not entitled to fees. The matter ties to a 1894 larceny case and a requisition from Ohio, and a Monday argument is noted along with related Shulaneky Rosenblum proceedings and several divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genkinger
Ohio
F. L Genkinger
Louis Tardelli
Pennsylvania
F. L. Genkinger
Youngstown
Lawrence County
Douthitt
S. P. Emery
James B Kennedy
Kennedy
Wallace
William Th
Davil Castevaux
United States
Elizabeth Bryan
Clark Bryan
Wm. Davis
Leo Caster Davis
Thomas S. Moseley
Adelade
Divorce Petition Alleges Abuse and Assault in Old Case
Joseph Stang, via attorney J Norman Martin, seeks a divorce from Anne Stang after a long troubled marriage dating to October 21, 1883. The couple, who moved from Williamsport, faced disputes including prior arrests for assault and battery and a suicide attempt by Mrs Stang. Stang claims she injured him and impeded his work. the matter will be heard in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stang
J. Norman Martin
Anne Stang
Williamsport
Mrs Stang
Raney Dam
Stang
Man Fell From Trestle at Raney & Berger Furnace
Martin Quinn of 54 Center Street, employed at Raney & Berger furnace, slipped on icy trestle ties Tuesday morning and fell about fifteen feet. He sustained a broken knee cap and crushed bones in the right elbow, was unconscious, treated at home then hospital, and is about 57 with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Quinn
Center Street
Raney & Berger
Quinn
Knights of Pythias parade plan for Washington's Birthday
The Uniform Rank No. 36 Knights of Pythias will join the Jr. Order in Pittsburg for Washington's Birthday parade. The Junior Order of this city likely to attend though details are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knights of Pythias
Jr.qo. U. A. M
Pitts
Hotel Oliver Manager Brady Held For Court
Alderman Leslie holds Brady of the Hotel Oliver Ellwood City for the March term on illegal liquor selling charges. Bail set at 500 dollars. Witnesses describe Mrs. VanEman and others as involved in drinking at the hotel and minors claim to have purchased liquor there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Oliver
Ellwood City
Alderman Leslie
VanEman
Lawrence County
John B Brown
Chewton
Cunningham
Thomas H. Brady
Asn. van Eman
Connequenessing
Leslie
New Castle
Squire Turner
D. L. Cunningham
Brown
Monda
Hotel Oliver
Constable Cunningham
Harry Smiley
van Eman-Brady
Lorain Hank
Smiley
John Brown
Oliver's Bar
Breach of Promise Suit Filed Over Steubenville Marriage
Miss Elizabeth Snedden sues William Gunn for breach of promise and seduction seeking 2000 in damages. Through attorneys D N Keast and J M Martin the complaint alleges a July 15 promise to marry in Steubenville and a child born about Nov 19, 1893. Gunn, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Long, is jailed on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Snedden
D.N. Keast
J. M. Martin
William Gunn
Court House
Steubenville
William G Gunn
Demagee
Gunn
Long
Local notices and society items from Pittsburg Times
John Klingan of Indian Run showcases a large steer at the Pittsburg stock yards. A preacher excursion to the holy land leaves Pittsburg led by Rev Father Gallagher. Mrs. Jackson, widow of Conductor Robert Jackson killed in a Wellsville wreck, wins $6,500 against the Pennsylvania company. Thomas E. Shea presents The Snare of New York to a New Castle audience. The popular actor draws a large crowd and is set for Monte Cristo tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klingan
Indian Run
Pittsburg
Holy Land
Father Gallagher
Thomas E. Shea
New York
New Castle
Monte Cristo
Assistant City Engineer Miller in Dislocating Arm
Assistant City Engineer Minees Miller of Neshannock Avenue suffered a shoulder dislocation Monday night as he fell on stairs. A physician restored the arm after the fall, marking the third time he has dislocated the same arm. He expects to be laid up for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minees Miller
Neshannock Avenue
Miller
Lamp Explodes at Flag Station Fire But No Damage
A lamp explosion at the N Y P O flag station on Washington street crossing triggered a 7 30 p m alarm. Firemen found flames extinguished upon arrival. Watchman James Barnes was away for supper, narrowly avoiding severe burns as burning oil saturated the small interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Washington Street
James Barnes
City Council Proceedings on Street Paving and Ordnances Adjourns
An adjourned council session addressed vagrant labor ordinances, street grades on Mill and Water streets, a $1,000 poor fund allocation, and Pittsburg street paving. Croton avenue width reduction proposed, aid requests from Spencer Neb. and canal survey referred to committees. Fire, finance, and street reports filed. adjournment set after appointing new committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
Mill Street
Water Street
Select Council
Seleet
Dann, Hover
Sholes
Marshall, Phillips and Pyle
Pittsburg Street
Common Branch
J. 8. Phillips
Spencer, Neb
Finance
John E Shaw
Lake Erie and
Ohio River Ship Canal Commission
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Phillips
Pear Street
T. H. Waddington
John Morse
Charles Matthews
Wrestlers Hurt After Factory Dinner Hour Match
Bert Funkhauser and Sam Miller, Edwin Bell Company keg factory workers, wrestled during dinner hour Monday. Funkhauser cried out in pain as they fell. his leg was broken when his leg landed on an iron bar under Miller’s weight. He was taken to his home on Sheep Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert” Funkhauser
Sam” Miller
Edwin Bell Company
Funkhauser
Will of Miss Matilda Worrall Admitted to Probate
The late Matilda Worrall’s will, admitted to probate Tuesday morning, distributes about $35,000 among heirs. George H. Cross and his wife Harriett Calder receive large shares, including $3,000 to Cross and property to Miss Matilda Worrall Cross at 150 Pittsburg Street upon Newtons’ deaths, plus a Rochester home valued around $5,000. The Cross family’s total estate share runs about $16,000, with the rest in stock and bonds to be allocated among Worrall siblings and other named heirs. executors Premery and J.T. Newton handle estate administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Worrall
George H. Cross
Rochester
Cross
Harriett Calder
Miss Worrall
National Bank of
Lawrence County
National Bank of Lawrence County
Joseph T. Worrall
J.T. Newton
Mrs. Newton
New Castile
Calder
J.P. Leaf
Smail
Harriett Worrall Leaf
J. P. Leaf
Mary M. Hanna
D. W. Hanna
Mary E. Worrall
J. W. Worrall
Court Street
Herbert Fischer
Henry Fischer
Oak Street
Eliza Oatman
Arnold
Jane Braden
Chicago
Minnie Conner
George H. H. Cross
Mies Worrall
Beaver Valley Railroad
Pittsburg Street
Newton
Premery
Mayor's January report on arrests dispositions and receipts
January report from the mayor details arrests made, dispositions assigned, and receipts collected. It outlines enforcement actions, case outcomes, and revenue measures during the month.
Railroad Notes and Sale of the W N Y P Line
Happenings around city depots highlight Cric Henery switching to yard engine work. George Owens recovers from a serious accident while doctors expect improvement. VIPs Vaughn and railroad officials travel to Pittsburgh for a sale of the W N Y P railroad, long unprofitable, with 639 miles from Buffalo to Olean and Olean to this city, held by a receiver for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Owens
Pittsburg
United States
Marshall Walker
Allegheny Valley
Buffalo
Oi) City
Olean
N. Y
Boy Nearly Drowns After Ice Break Incident
A 14 year old boy known as Ned Hayden fell through the Neshannock creek ice near Washington Street Bridge while eluding skaters who had flooded the ice by cracking it Monday evening. He escaped with only a cold bath and minor discomfort, his pursuers laughing at the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned” Hazen
The
Neshannock
Ned” Hayden
Neshannock Creek
Washington Street
Birthday Celebration for Miss Maud Whenry in Penn Avenue
Friends gathered at Miss Maud Whenry’s home on Penn Avenue Saturday evening February 2 to celebrate her birthday. The party included several Misses Lucy Fabis Fiscus Hattie Vath Clara Trax Edith Cresswell Linna Trax Gertrude Clements Ida Kelly Tina Trax and others while Mr and Mrs P P Waite Mr and Mrs Frank Shaffer Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewis and other guests attended the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Whenry
Penn Avenue
Lucy Fiscus
Hattie Vath
Clara Trax
Edith Cresswell
Linna Trax
Gertrude Clements
Ida Kelly
Tina Trax
Wirge Enry
Wirge Enry Ww Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Waite
Frank Shaffer
Thomas Lewia
New Machinery Upgrades At The News Company
The News Company plans major upgrades at its printing establishment. A ten horsepower Connelly gas engine will replace the old steam engine, and job department furnishings will be refreshed. Robert M. Winter remains editor, with an expanded staff and more city coverage. Fred L. Rentz joins to handle advertising and job printing. The firm promises truthful business practices and stronger subscription support as it renovates operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Connelly
Eeant Gas Engine Co
News Company
Corps of Fine Artists
Tuk News
Robert M. Winter
Daily
Workly News
Lawrence County
Tax News
Fred. L. Rentz
The
News Co
Rentz
New Castle
Broadbent Held for Court Over Bail in Crafford Case
Edward F. Broadbent was held in 300 bail for his March court appearance after a Monday trial before Alderman Breckenridge in the Lizzie Paine Crafford case. The case, previously tried before Alderman Bowman with a clearing verdict, brought considerable new evidence to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Breckenridge
Lizzie Paine Crafford
Edward F. Broadbent
Alderman Bowman
New Castle Post Office Delivers Uncalled Letters Lists
The post office for New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania issues a list of uncalled letters dated February 5, 1895. The notices cover Women’s List, Men’s List, and Italian List with names such as Carrie Davis Maggie Eckhert Mary Everhart H. H. Davis Jno Eklund Carl R Johnson Edward Joyce Jos Leech Thos Logan Chas Long and Geranna Delleenno among others. Recipients must pay one cent to claim advertised letters. Gro B Grason P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
H. H. Davis
Jno
Geranna Delleenno
Guiseppe Maniscaleo
Michele Vicario
Innocenzio Valerio
Felsciittorio Nania
Gro. B. Grason
P. M
Young lawyers form new association in Moffat office
Monday evening a group of young lawyers and law students organized with officers led by President W J Moffatt and Vice President Wiley McCaslin. Secretary Frank Sutton and Treasurer W H Love named with Marshall E F G Harper and an executive committee including B C Martin James Norris George Muse and W H Love. The association will meet in the courthouse library every other Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffat
W. J. Moffatt
Wiley McCaslin
Frank ©. Sutton
W. H. Love
Marshall
E. F. G. Harper
B. C. Martin
James Norris
George Muse
the Court House
Notes about people from New Castle and surrounding areas
Willis Kneram of Harlansburg was in New Castle Monday. Mrs Jacob Ramme visits Cleveland relatives this week. Herbert Davis and wife of South Jefferson a damubter. Rev J S Kittle of Harrnsburg pages through here Monday on his way Youngstown. Frank J Kennelly formerly of Zaneville now of Allegheny was guest of his parents over Sunday. Prof RG Allan teaching at Mt Jackson received word his sister dangerously ill and left to her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Kneram
Harlansburg
New Castle
Jacob Ramme
Cleveland
Herbert “. Davis
South Jefferson
Kittle
Harrnsburg
Patent cure claim for skin eruptions and piles
An advertising notice offers a remedy for bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum and other eruptions, promising satisfaction or money back. It guarantees relief with a 25 cent price per box and states it is for sale by J. McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McKinley
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism claims
An advertisement claims rheumatism in the back shoulders hips ankles elbows or wrists is caused by acid in the blood. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as neutralizing the acid and curing rheumatism.
Hood's Pills Family Cathartic and Liver Medicine
Hood's Pills advertised as the best family remedy for digestion and liver issues. Described as harmless and reliable with a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
An ad promotes a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia that allegedly cures in one to three days. It claims rapid systemic action and immediate relief after the first dose. Endorsed by J. C. Wallace of New Castle, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wallace
New Castle
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Geakinger
William Dvouthitt
Shulansky-Rosenblum
Raney & Berger Furnace
William M. Gunn
Nebraska
Mayor’s Report
W. Smith
Total Caeest
Coste
Anne
Total
Sanear
Maryer
Cric Henery
Vaughn
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
City
Mercer
R. Bell
J. A. Fellows
J. P. Henide
E. F. Johnson
the News Company
John B. Brown
Edward Broadbent
Women’s List
Carrie Davis
Maggie Eckhert
Mary Everhart
A. Elizabeth Jones
Martha Jones
Cassie Kehoe
Susie Kelly
T. J. Laugheen
Maggie Lewis
Minnie Merriman
H. E. Read
Tessie Reynolds
Mary Shaffer
Eva L. Smith
Lide Smith
Junior Bar Association
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