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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

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Morse May Return to New York Amid Rest and Rumor

New York reports debate whether Charles T. Morse will return from an Atlantic voyage to face attachment claims. Some say he stayed abroad to rest, others expect him back after a Campania voyage linked to his European trip. His fortune is debated, with estimates ranging from under a million to far more before the crisis.

New York Charles T. Morse Wall Street Morse Albert B. Boardman Europe Queenstown Boardman Co. W. Morse Campania Fifth Avenue Boston Erwin Benjamin W. Morse Atlantic Benjamin

Open Grates Cause Many Domestic Accidents

Newspapers recount deaths of women and children from open grates in homes. Clothes catch fire quickly and flames engulf victims before help arrives. Protective screens are simple, prudent, and too often absent, making neglect nearly criminal.

Woman leaps to death as blaze grips five story building

Margaret Landon age 22 falls from a fifth floor fire escape and dies. William Wing Chinese vice consul in New York is injured after jumping from the third floor. Andre O Connor and others are hurt. hotel Walton acts as hospital. Fire loss is 20000 with janitor Herman Meyer and two assistants arrested pending fire marshal probe.

United Press New York 70Th Street Columbus Avenue Margaret Landon William Wing Andre O'Connor Bath Beach Roosevelt Hospital Walton Williams Herman Meyer Frank Follotio William Stone

Union Cheers Delegates For Not Endorsing Tener For Congress

The Typographical Union No. 270 of New Castle passes resolutions praising delegates from the New Castle Trades Assembly for refusing to endorse John Tener for Congress. The conference included delegates from Beaver, New Brighton, Washington, and Charleroi. The union also backs removing tariffs on wood pulp and paper materials. The appeal goes to the president and Congress.

Typographial Union No. 270 New Castle New Brighton Beaver Washington Tener Union United States Congress

Remonstrants invoke constitution against liquor licenses

Attorney William H. Martin argues that licensing the liquor traffic is unconstitutional under Section 2 of the state constitution. He cites supreme court decisions he says support the contention that liquor licensing undermines the peace safety and happiness of the people as applied to Butler.

William H. Martin Butler Martin Supreme Court

Electrical Inspector 19 Recommended for City Oversight

The electrical committee proposes hiring an electrical inspector at about 800 yearly to oversee all new wiring in city buildings and ensure code compliance. They also seek ten more arc lights for a total of 322, raising illumination costs by 770. Additional appropriations include printing 2800 and various electrical and fire alarm upgrades.

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Mrs Susan Cobay Dies in West

Mrs. Susan Cobay, former resident of the city and widow of David Cobay, died Thursday evening in Orange County California at age over 80. Survived by son David Cobay in the West and two grandchildren Mrs. Louis Mather and Charles Coban. Funeral details not listed.

Louis B. Mather Highland Avenue Tuscon Cal Susan Cobay Orange County Davia Coban West Louis Mather Charles Coban Ellwood City

Death of notorious Brethitt clan leader fathered by son

Jackson Kentucky February 7 Judge Hargis famed as head of the Hargis Callahan death feud was shot by his son Reed Hargis 22 in Jackson. Beech Hargis the killer fought police and faces jail after capping his father with the family Colt. The elder Hargis anticipated death ordering a $1500 coffin ready for burial.

United Press Jackson Hargis Hargis-Callahan Brethitt County Earth Reed Hargis Cincinnati Brethitt Judge Marcum Abrelia Marcum James Hargis Dr. Cox Jim Cockrill Harris Beech Hargis Judge Hargis Beech Smith Grover Blatton Louisville

John Weir 1 Now Improving After Mental Health Admission

John Weir of South Jefferson street is reported improving after Tuesday insanity and placement in Doctors Evans and Williams private hospital on South Mill street. He feared Carnegie Steel planned to take his home near the plant. if he does not improve steadily, commitment to an institution is likely.

John Weir South Jefferson Street Drs. Evans and Williams South Mill Street Weir Carnegie Steel Company

Suit for damages filed against Forge and Bolt Co

John P. Simpson, through attorney Aaron L. Hazen, sues New Castle Forge and Bolt Co for damages claiming a vat of acids burned his foot while employed, hospital stay followed, and permanent injury alleged due to negligence in vat protection.

John P. Simpson Aaron L. Hazen New Castle Forge and Bolt Company Simpson

Health Bulletin Reports Typhoid Case and Illnesses

One new typhoid fever case is reported to Health Officer C. C. Horner. Mrs J W White of Bos Delaware avenue is ill with typhoid. Ethel Gere, 14, has mumps. Donald Dart, 7, has measles.

C. C. Horner J. W. White Bos Delaware Avenue Ethel William O. Gere North Bay Street Donald M. E. Dart Superior Street

Explosion in Nova Scotia Coal Mine Kills Dozens

Port Hood, N S reports an explosion in a coal mine today killing nearly twenty people. Seven bodies have been recovered and ten miners are believed buried and dead. The incident occurred in Halifax region with rescue efforts ongoing.

Halifax N. S Port Hood

Bank Examination Is Farce Declares Ernest F. Acheson

Representative Ernest F. Acheson denounces Pennsylvania bank inspections as a farce. He argues state oversight is politicized and inferior to federal scrutiny. Fellow Republican Representative Graham of Allegheny counters that state banking checks are stricter than federal ones.

Ernest F. Acheson Pennsylvania Representative Acheson Washington Graham Allegheny Acheson

Plot of Murder Scene Prepared for Trial

A ground plot where the murder of Mrs. Elsie Quimby by her husband Charles Quimby occurred is being prepared under District Attorney Young for use at the March term court trial.

Elsie Quimby Charles Quimby Young

Secret meeting testimony rattles capitol furnishings trial

Harrisburg dispatch reports Stanford Lewis, assistant to architect Huston, testified that a January 1907 letter intended to cover up a Capitol furnishings scandal contained misleading elements. He described a secret meeting with former Governor Pennypacker and ex-Auditor Snyder, boosting sensational testimony in the Snyder et al. case.

United Press Harrisburg Pennypacker Snyder Berry Stanford Lewis Joseph M. Huston Sanderson Shumaker Mathues Lewis Lyman PD Gilbert Huston Carson Capitol John Lashman

Tragic Train Death Claims Beaver County Man

Frank Dillon son of James M. Dillon of Morado was killed near New Galilee when struck by a train while walking to Beaver Clay Manufacturing. He left a wife and three children and is survived by his parents and a sister. Coroner Gormley investigates the accident.

Frank Dillon James M. Dillon Morado New Galilee Beaver Falls Gormley Clara

Cafeteria Manager Candidates Named by YWCA

The lunch committee of the Young Woman's Christian association proposed two candidates for the cafeteria management. The board will vote on the nominees at the meeting scheduled for the last Monday night of the month.

Young Woman's Christian Association

Burial for Polish worker Gregory Jatcheul Today

The remains of Gregory Jatcheul of Standard Car Works will be interred this afternoon in Graceland cemetery. No relatives are in this country, so fellow countrymen and coworkers have organized his funeral through the car works company.

Gregory Jatcheul Standard Car Works Graceland Cemetery Car Works

Rally of Christian and Missionary Alliance to be Held

A grand rally of Christian and Missionary Alliance members including Hoover Heights Tabernacle and McCleary Avenue mission will be held Saturday evening at 7 30 at the corner of South and Jefferson streets. It will be a song and praise service.

Christian and Misionary Alliance Hoover Heights Tabernacle McCleary Avenue South and Jefferson Streets

Mrs Dwyer Suffers Shoulder Break at Cascade Street Home

Mrs Dwyer visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Gettings of Cascade street fell Thursday evening and broke her shoulder in the accident.

James Jones Dies at 79 Near Portersville

James Jones of Butler County died at his Portersville area home Friday shortly after noon at age 79. He lived on the family farm since childhood and held public offices. Survived by wife Rebecca and five sons and two daughters, plus a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements not yet set.

James Jones Butler County Portersville Mr. Jones Rebecca Jones Isaac Lincoln Princeton Grant William Edward Rose Point Walter Wimner Sarah Taylor Lawrence County Nancy Bixler Mercer County Joseph Iowa

Charities Charity Faces Final Crisis Amid Reported Debts

A meeting of the Associated Charities directors reveals plans to suspend orders for groceries and coal, seek settlement with creditors, and appeal for community funds. The group continues open at Hoyt block to distribute clothing while officials assess need.

Hoyt Associated Charities Ministerial Association Euchre Associated Charity Directors Charles Foulke

Rice May Play With Ohio Northern University

Myron Doc Rice a New Castle high school graduate and strong local player plans to enter Ohio Northern university next spring and join the college team. He previously played in the West Penn league and hoped to join Washington & Jefferson College, but a residence rule will prevent that.

Myron Doc” Rice New Castle High School Ohio Northern University Rice West Penn

Louigi Bronzo Held to Answer at March Court

Louigi Bronzo was held to answer at the March term on a charge of impersonating an officer. County Detective Logan filed the charge and Alderman Ranney ordered the defendant held with bail set at 500 dollars.

Louigi Bronzo Logan Ranney

Pastor Hershey to Lecture on The Way to Happiness

Rev. Scott F. Hershey of the First Presbyterian Church will travel to Petersburg Ohio tonight to deliver a lecture titled The Way to Happiness and a Useful Life.

Scott F. Hershey First Presbyterian Church Petersburg

Man Injured On Icy Sidewalk Confirmed Not Fractured

David Lewis of Pollock Avenue was confined to his home after a fall on an icy sidewalk yesterday. Doctors report no bones broken and expect rapid recovery.

David Lewis Pollock Avenue

Officers Installed by the Puritans Council No 43

Supreme Deputy H A Grannis installed officers for the term in the Jackson block hall of the Independent Order of Puritans Council No 43. Officers included Mrs Joseph Lewis as Past president S S Warnock as President and O M Randall as Vice president secretary Miss Pearl Rice and treasurer Mrs Laura Rice. A social program followed with piano solos by Miss Thomas and Miss Belle Stockman and a vocal by Miss Flossie Chards and Eugene Stockman.

Independent Order of Puritans Jackson Block H. A. Grannis Joseph Lewis S. S. Warnock O. M. Randall Viola Grannis Pearl Rice Laura Rice E. F. Engle J. J. van Gorder Miss Thomas Flossie Chards Supreme Deputy Belle Stockman Eugene Stockman

Order of Hearing the Applications for Liquor License

Liquor license applications will be taken up before Judge Porter next Monday in filing order. Charles D. Pierce leads the list. New applicants must submit evidence of necessity capacity and equipment. Frank H. Dobbs of Pulaski faces a large remonstrance and testimony will likely be heard on both sides.

Porter Charles D. Pierce Frank H. Dobbs Pulaski

Death Record Notice from California and Pennsylvania Names

A death record listing several individuals including Mrs Susan Coban in California and James Jones aged 79 of Portersville with associated names Charles E Hiler W S Lopez Frank Dillon Berdie Irene Kelly Joe Catteoli and locations Shenango township Geneva New Galilee New Castle Junction Quest Street. The terse fragment provides names and towns rather than detailed biographical details.

Susan Coban California Charles E. Hiler Shenango W. S. Lopez Geneva Frank Dillon New Galilee Berdie Irene Kelly Quest Street Joe Catteoli New Castle Junction James Jones Portersville

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