Roanoke Arrest Tied to Hillsville Murder Case
Italian believed to be Joe Calaute is in Roanoke awaiting New Castle identification. He claims innocence and says he never was in New Castle. Detectives plan to send photo to New Castle as Hillsville relatives seek verification and rewards. Hillsville residents fear a breakthrough in the case.
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Roanoke
Joe Calaute
William Duff
Hillsville
New Castle
Domenici Conzolo
Decclares
Calante
Calaute
Lawrence County Commissioners
C. M. Duff
Carpenter Loses Two Fingers In Tin Mill Accident
Pressbockman of Pittsburg street, a carpenter, lost two fingers on his right hand while at work in a tin mill Saturday afternoon. He was dressed by a physician and returned home.
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Pressbockman
Pittsburg
Tin Mil
Steel mill injuries report three incidents
Jake Kolma an Italian worker suffered minor burns to the head and shoulders Sunday evening and was removed to the hospital. Sadie Johns was taken to 5 hospital Saturday night with asthma but is somewhat improved today. Dan Weill an Italian from 406 South Mill Street had a heavy weight fall on his left foot at the steel mill yesterday crushing three toes, which were later amputated at the hospital.
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Jake Kolma
Sadie Johns
Dan Weill
South Mill Street
Reno Bros Paint Company Forms After Reno Works Sale
A Monday morning closing transfers the Reno paint works at Pulaski to a company comprising Julian Kennedy James G Beazell D 8 Kennedy Thomas W Woods James Horton A M Cubbison and Jacob W Benner. Reported price around 25000 with the Reno estate land portfolio of about 150 acres. The new firm will seek a state charter and operate as Reno Bros Paint Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Paint Works
Pulaski
Julian Kennedy
James G. Beazell
Kennedy
Thomas W. Woods
James Horton
A. M. Cubbison
Jacob W. Benner
Reno Bros Paint Company
Reno Estate
Pittsburg Fire Burns Hayes Building Area
A major blaze in Pittsburg Pennsylvania started in the Hayes building basement at 9 am and spread to the Second National bank building and Baker Desk company. Mina Williams was crushed escaping stairs and a salesman injured. losses estimated near a quarter million dollars as firemen battled through the Seventh Avenue Hotel roof fire later in the day.
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Pittsburg
Hayes
Liberty Avenue
Derby Desk Company
Second National Bank
Baker Desk Company
Mina Williams
iWeather
Seventh Avenue
Strawberry Alley
Contol
Jacksonsville Merchant Nears Purchase of Ramsey Family Business
Negotiations are under way for the sale of D. G. Ramsey & Sons grocery and meat store on Highland Avenue to N. L. Gardner of Jacksville. Gardner already ran a general store in Jacksville and will move to this city after selling that business. He has also purchased the house of Mrs. Sarah E. Miller at 203 East Wallace Avenue and will relocate soon.
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D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Highland Avenue
N. L. Gardner
Jacksville
Gardner
Sarah E. Miller
Wallace Avenue
Gothamites Have a Kick Against Teddy
New York fumes over President Roosevelt's new pets the Mollycoddles revealed in a Harvard speech. Bill Devery recalls knowing them, Professor VanAmringe dismisses the term as weaklings, Henry Clews cites Wall Street examples, and New Yorkers say Roosevelt aims for Carroll’s jabberwocky level with his reform spelling fad.
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New York
Boston
O Roosevelt
Harvard
Bill Devery
J. H. VanAmringe
Umbia University
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Lewis Carroll
Passenger train collision near Eastbrook station
Passengers on a Pennsylvania train to from Mercer at 9 20 were jolted when an engine struck the rear coach near Eastbrook. No serious injuries occur though the crash badly damaged the back of the coach. A freight was moving to a siding near Wilmington Junction when the collision happened. John Colnet, master mechanic at the steel mill, was severely injured at the McKinley furnace when a casting crushed his skull and injured his face. He was rushed to hospital in serious condition.
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Mercer
Eastbrook
Wilmington Junction
John Colnot
Pearson Street
McKinley Furnace
Colner
Colnet
Stoppped Woman and Drugged Man Near Au burn s Bridge
Miss Anna Schweikert of Shenango township was halted by two men near Auburn's covered bridge and ordered to stop as she neared the bridge. George Trushel, returning from town, saw a man slumped by the roadside and, after being threatened, helped transport the unconscious man to the city. the victim, Henry, claimed he had been drugged and remained unconscious through Sunday.
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Stillman & Company
Anna Schweikert
Shenango Township
Auburn’s
George Trushel
Trushel
Home Street
Henry
Euwer's Sons Locate on Federal Street After Fire
J. N. Euwer's Sons, burned out of their business on Federal Street in Youngstown, have leased the John R. Davis block east of and across from their former site. The Davis block was vacated after L. Osborne Co. consolidated with the Boston store, opening a desirable location for Euwer's.
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J. N. Euwer’s Sons
Federal Street
Youngstown
John R. Davis
Davis
L. Osborne & Co
Boston
Euwers
Typhoid Cases Reach Hickory Township Family
Miss Grace Pontius of Hickory township is ill with typhoid at her brother Fred Pontius’s home on Crawford Avenue. Fred Pontius is ill, and his sister who came to nurse him has contracted typhoid as well.
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Grace Pontius
Hickory Township
Fred Pontius
Crawford Avenue
Pontius
Fair and Colder Tonight in Western Pennsylvania
For Western Pennsylvania, the forecast calls for a fair and colder night with a subdued night span. Tuesday brings fair skies and warmer temperatures across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Chop Suey Joint Raid Ends With Discharge
Police interrupted a rough house at Hing Lees chop suey joint on East Washington Street early Sunday. Lary Gunah Art Ainsworth and J McClymonds were charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct after arguing over unpaid bills. They were released at a mayoral hearing.
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Hing Lee
East Washington Street
Lary Gunah
Art Ainsworth
J. McClymonds
Lee
Deskin
Change for better in Magee's condition
A slight improvement occurred in Street Commissioner Magee's condition. He rallied from a semi conscious state on Sunday after Friday afternoon illness and was considerably better by Monday morning.
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Magee
Harriman Relates Story of Stock Deals Commission
Harriman recounts a tale of stock negotiations and commission disputes. The narrative centers on a sequence of agreements, profits, and tensions among brokers and clients.
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Harriman
Harriman Faces Intersta te Commerce Probe on Rebates and Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its inquiry into Harriman lines with E. H. Harriman and Jacob Schiff expected to testify. The session centers on alleged rebate practices, bond deals, and capitalization changes at Chicago and Alton and related controls of Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, and other lines.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Jacob Schiff
Northern Securities
Chicago
Chicago and Alton
N. Y. Life
Alton
Interstate Commerce
Mn Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Railway
Oregon
Supreme Court
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Bamore & Ohio
Chicago & Aston
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Not All Sign Waiver Papers Ready May Be Postponed
A note states that not all parties have signed waivers and right to waive may be delayed, potentially delaying proceedings.
Woman Burns in Gas Explosion at Home
Mrs. John Campbell of Dewey Avenue suffered severe burns to her head and face when a coal stove failed to light due to low gas. After lighting a second match a small explosion occurred, igniting the gas and injuring her.
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John Campbell
Dewey Avenue
Cascade Woman Scalded By Broken Bucket Water
Mrs. Charles Delong of Cascade street suffered severe burns to the head and face Saturday afternoon when a bucket she carried broke its handle and spilled scalding water onto her.
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Charles Delong
Cascade Street
Plans for Re organization of Bank Delayed by Coal Bond Sell
Attorney C H Akens said the reorganization of New Castle Savings and Trust may miss tomorrow's stockholders meeting due to waivers and bond sale delays. Directors plan to disclose bank affairs and future plans, possibly selling Washington County Coal securities to remove such paper from the bank. If no plan is ready, the meeting may adjourn until directors can report progress.
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C. H. Akens
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Washington County Coal Company
Trust Company
Coal Company
Deep Mystery in Theft at OUB Treasury
A baffling theft at the OUB treasury in Chicago stirs police inquiry. Officials and investigators pursue leads as the case draws local attention and scrutiny.
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OUB Treasury
Suspects Narrowed in Subtreasury Robbery Case
About 175000 to 200000 dollars was stolen from the Chicago sub-treasury. Authorities including Chief Wilkie and Secretary Shaw pursue leads. focus centers on two clerks among forty eight employees and two outsiders. All bills were large denominations. Surveillance will extend to many suspects, including women.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Chicago
Sub-Treasury
Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
Secretary of Treasury
Shaw
Boldenweick
Elwood Burgess Grants Permit For Boxing Show
Promoters of the Elwood City boxing event announce a Tuesday night show after securing Burgess approval and completing all arrangements. Ministers and local officials will be admitted, and the bout plans comply with legal boxing provisions. Jimmy Dunn faces Paddy Nee. Jack Young meets Gilmore Warren.
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Elwood City
Jimmy Dunn
Paddy Nee
Jack Young
Gilmore Warren
Ministers Hear Defense Amid Seaman Society Controversy
Local ministers convened to hear Superintendent McMahon and Secretary J D Chambers defend the Western Seaman's Friend Society of Cleveland against charges of mismanagement reported by the Cleveland Leader. Officials urged the ministers to retract prior denunciation if facts warrant, while submitting written denials and financial reports for review.
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Friend Society of
Cleveland
McMahon
J. D. Chambers
Chambers
Association
Higley
Special Investigating Committee
Tary Chambers
Slocum
Ministerie Association
Toto
Ray
Hiram Sears
Death Record for Several Citizens in Isle and Butler County
Death notices list Mrs Mary BE of 100 North Bay street aged 42 and Samuel Allen aged 66 of Isle Pa. Jacob McCracken aged 80 of Butler county is also noted along with Mrs Margaret Butler aged 76 of Pittsburgh.
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Mary Be, Campbell
North Bay Street
Samuel Allen
Isle
Jacob McCracken
Butler County
Margaret Butler
Pittsburg
Long visits brother-in-law Magee hurt in Branchton accident
J. S. Long went to Butler today to see his brother-in-law, Prof. W. F. Magee, who was injured in an accident at Branchton last week.
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J. S. Long
Butler
W. F. Magee
Branchton
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