Body of missing man John Ulrich found in Ohio River
The body of John Ulrich of South New Castle was found in the Ohio River below Wellsville Ohio after being missing since December 14 1908. Authorities and relatives believe he wandered away and drowned, with the body identified from a memorandum book and routine inquiries ongoing.
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John Ulrich
South New Castle
Gilmore
Ulrich
Ohio River
Wellaville
Ohio
New Castle
East Liverpool
George Thomas
Jadie Moore
New Cumberland
W. Ja
Yellow Creek
Boring
Wellsville
Phillips
Castle
Igater
Beaver Creek
Steubenville
Urrich
Mingo Junction
New Castle Junction
State highway bill would allow rail use for nominal rent
Harrisburg, Feb. 25. Senator Sproul introduces a plan for a Philadelphia to Ohio line highway funded later, with rail access at 75 dollars per mile annually. Critics call it an automobile highway and wasteful, fearing corporate influence and unnecessary expenditure.
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Harrisburg
W. C. Sproul
Delaware County
Ohio State Line
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Rosena murder appeal to be argued with 22 cases listed
Arguments for a new trial in the Rosena Coccho murder case will be heard before Judge Porter next week. District Attorney Young and Jamison appear for the commonwealth with Moffatt and McCaslin for Rosena. The list includes Cohen versus Pittsburg and Western Railroad over land taken on Moravia street and Newell contempt of court in a custody dispute. Continued on Page Ten.
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Fred Rosena
John Coccho
Porter
Charles H. Young
Roy M. Jamison
Commonwealth
William J. Moffatt
Wylie McCaslin
Rosena
Coccho
Isaac Cohen
Pittsburg & Western Railroad Company
Moravia Street
Frank H. Newell
Cassandra Newell
Newell
Martin Pyle
Mahoning
Racing to Begin at Agua Calientes in April
Sporting men state that racing will start at Agua Calientes in April after a government concession to an American company. Track construction is currently underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican City
Agua, Calientes
Local Optionists Press For Favorable State Bill
Pennsylvania local optionists packed the house to urge lawmakers to report in favor of the measure. Dr. George Edward Reed of Dickinson College argued the bill would offer a square deal and curb a dangerous liquor trade under license and police control. Rep. Morrison of Beaver County framed local option as home rule, not prohibition, noting past failures elsewhere but defending the principle of local choice.
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Fiarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Law and Order Committee
House
Fair
Schad
Fairs
George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
W. S. Morrison
Beaver County
Maine
Kansas
Division Proposal in Second Ward Sparks Public Debate
Citizens gathered in council chambers advocate splitting the Second ward after a public survey. Figures show about 12 000 residents with 1 525 resident taxables 909 registered voters and a ward wealth of 4 420 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Porter
John H. Miller
J. J. Dean
James Stevenson
Charles Slaughenhaup
Calvin Smith
R. L. McNabb
McNabb
Third Arrest In Robbery Of the Riblet Home
Jesse Layton was arrested on Wednesday by County Detective Logan for involvement in the J. C. Tiblet robbery in Pulaski. He denies the charge and will have a hearing before Alderman Mayne this afternoon. The case also involves John Layton and Robert Reed with hearings scheduled.
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Jesse Layton
Logan
Pulaski
Alderman Mayne
John Layton
Robert Reed
Seavy Offers Fine Marathon Prize
One prize in The News Marathon is a dozen $5 photographs awarded by E. E. Seavy the noted photographer of North Mercer Street. The winner will receive a lasting reminder of the race and the conditions of victory. Mr Seavy will also be on the finish ground Saturday to photograph the event.
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E. E. Seavy
North Mercer Street
Leavy
Marathon runners to meet again in promised rematch
Johnny Hayes, the Olympic marathon champion, will get another chance against Dorando Pietro after Pietro defeated him in Madison Square Garden. The return race is promised and will be run sometime next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Hayes
Dorando Pietro
Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Austria Ready to Sweep Belgrade War Plans in Balkans Clash
Paris and London report Servia will refer its case to the powers and abide by their decision. Vienna says Austrian troops could occupy Belgrade within five hours after war starts and German aid would follow if Italy intervenes. Finance ministers warn a broad war is hard to finance, while Austrians face tax hikes to fund preparations.
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United Press
Paris
Servia
London
Balkans
Austria
Belgrade
Vienna
Danube
Semlin
Mondecs
Italy
Fred Duff Dies After Street Car Crash Injuries
Fred Duff 21 of 111 South Lafayette Street Seventh ward died at Warren hospital after injuries from a street car collision near Niles. He lost a leg and suffered severe crush injuries. his parents C W and Mrs Duff and sisters Mrs Sayers and Florence survived. Funeral at family home Sunday at 1 30 o clock.
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Niles
Fred Duff
Lafayette Street
Seventh Ward
Warren, O
Duff
C. W. Duff
New Castle
Warren
Mahoningtown
Anxable Witherow Colgin Kenley in Brief Notice
Fragmentary text lists names Joe S Anxable Mary Witherow James T Colgin and Mary Kenley with unreadable surrounding content. No clear event details or dates are discernible.
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Joe S. Anxable
Mary Witherow
James T. Colgin
Mary Kenley
Trusted Lawyer Hansen Sentenced to One Year for Bribery
Carl Fischer Hansen once a leading New York bar figure pleads guilty to bribing witnesses in a Philadelphia case. He receives a 12 month penitentiary term at Blackwell's Island with a week stay to settle affairs and faces disbarment. His wife plans legal separation and may emigrate after his release.
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Blackwell’s
United Press
New York
Carl Fischer Hansen
Brokaw
Blackwells Island
Hansen
Tony Macalooso
Joseph O’brien
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Macalooso
Jerome
Fischer Hansen
Cooper ordered political blast linked to Carmack murder
Nashville trial coverage shows Colonel Duncan Cooper facing cross examination in the Carmack murder case. He denies threats meant to pressure Senator Carmack and hints at exposing private acts if pressure continued. Defense witnesses including Governor Patterson and Brown are expected to corroborate.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
Edwin W. Carmack
Hart
Carmack
Cooper
Senator Carmack
M. R. Patterson
Brown
Coopers
Mary Kreig
Polk Flats
Henry Stockett
Colonel Cooper
Miss Lewis
Stockett
Albert Stockett
Reynolds Cash Bail Bill Passes In House
The house approved finally the cash bail bill introduced by Walter Reynolds of this county. The measure requires that money be deposited with the prothonotary in lieu of a bondsman.
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Reynolds
Walter §. Reynolds
Readville Track Sold To Welch For 70000
The Readville track and holdings of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders association were sold for 70000 to Andrew J. Welch of Hartford. The sale preserves the track from being cut into building lots.
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Boston
Readville
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Andrew J. Welch
Hartford
Welch
Mrs Teal Trial Ends In Courtroom Turmoil
In New York on February 26 Mrs Ben Teal wife of the actor faced a subornation of perjury trial tied to Mrs Frank Gould divorce actions. The defense sought dismissal citing timing of the alleged crime as preexisting issues. Judge Foster refused and only two minor witnesses remained.
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New York
Ben Teal
Frank Gould
Hart
Foster
Colonel Hare
Teal
Felonious assault case linked to Italians on Sheep Hill
Information filed by Frank Busso charges Raffalo Carmuccio Raffallo Carmuccio with felonious assault with intent to kill after a fight at the Italian colony on Sheep Hill. Busso bears a head wound from a alleged razor. Virginia Basile files cross informations accusing Antonio Carmuccio and Raffalo Carmuccio of assault and threats. Cross suits noted. hearings before Alderman Morrison.
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Frank Busso
Raffalo Carnatzio
Ranney
Busso
Carnazzio
Sheep Hill
Virginia Basile
Antonio Carmuccio
Raffalo Carmuccio
Trust Probers Make Rich Find on Tobacco Trust
Washington reports that ten men control the American Tobacco Company and its three large subsidiaries, dominating 60 percent of stock. J. B. Duke, A. N. Brady, O. H. Payne, P A. B. Widener, Thomas F. Ryan and others are named amid accusations of price cutting and deceptive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Col Sal
Herbert Smith
Bureau of
Department of Commerce and Labor
Smith
American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
American Cigar Company
United States
Porto Rico
Mammoth
J. B. Duke
A. N. Brady
O. H. Payne
A. B. Widener
Thomas F. Ryan
B. N. Duke
G. B. Schley
The
Broke
Bad Check Swindle Targets West Wash Merchant
W H Rice, a West Wash wholesale trader, cashed a series of checks from a stranger calling himself J Baylor. After initial payment for goods, Baylor produced a $100 check and later a $50 note. Rice recovered about $25. the man vanished before police could detain him, eluding capture at Youngstown.
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W. S. Rice
West Wash Street
J Baylor
Rice F Baylor
Union Depot
Youngstown
Baylor
Mr. Rice
Rice
Portersville
McDowell
Knockout Expected In Ten Rounds In New York Fight
In New York on February 25 the Joe Thomas versus Hugh Kelly bout draws strong betting and public interest. The winner is slated to meet champion Stanley Ketchel. promoters predict a fast pace with a knockout before the ten round limit. Both fighters possess solid punching power and aggressive styles.
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United Press
New York
Stanley Ketchell
Joe Thomas
Hugh Kelly
Death Record for Lena Fare and Others in City Notices
Death notices list Lena Fare age 5 months of 454 1-2 South Mercer Street and John Ulrich 64 of South New Castle borough along with Fred Duff 21 of 111 South Lafayette Street Mrs. George W. Allison 70 of 158 North Bay Street and Samuel Allen 33 years 8 months, plus DonGuee Micce ra 102 County Tines Street.
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Lena Fare
Mercer Street
John Ulrich
South New Castle
Fred Duff
Lafayette Street
George W. Allison
North Bay Street
Samuel Allen
County Tine ' S Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharon
Cohen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Second Ward
Riblet
SEAVY
Gol. Cooper
Publican
Esseen
Mrs. Teal Case
Gould
RAZOR
Raffale Carnatzio
Trust Probers
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