Mystery hangs over Linshinsky murder and coroner records
Coroner J A Cox reports 1910 deaths include three murders and multiple violent deaths. The Linshinsky killing remains unsolved with his wife acquitted after a trial. Other cases include Oren Wire death, Hugh McCloud stabbing, and manslaughter verdicts awaiting appeals. (Continued on Page Six.)
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J. A. Cox
Stephen Linshinsky
Shenango Tinplate Works
Hugh M. McCloud
Lafayette
Larry Guinaugh
Cox
Craneman Roasted to Death by Steam At Woodlawn
William Carter aged 21 a raneman at Jones and Aughlin Woodlawn works died at work when a ten inch steam pipe broke under his crane causing him to fall into a pit. Remains taken to Hornstein's morgue Aliquippa for coroner J. R. Gormley to view. He is survived by his parents in England.
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William Carter
Raneman
Jones and Aughlin
Woodlawn
Rai
Carter
Hornstein
Aliquippa
J. R. Gormley
England
Demented man attempts robbery at Union Bank
George, described as demented, enters the Union National Bank on Long Avenue at about eleven o clock and demands the cashier turn over the "church money." Patrolman Hazleton Moore takes him to city police headquarters where his case is being handled.
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George
Hazleton Moore
Union National Bank
Longenue
Boil All Water Says City Health Officials
City Health Officer William McCandless and Food Inspector J E Drake order all water, including city, well, spring, bottled, or other kinds, boiled before drinking due to typhoid fever cases in the city. About thirty cases are scattered. water and milk samples are being analyzed to locate a source.
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J. E. Drake
William McCandless
Hileman Case Argued Over Notes and Guarantee
Citizens National Bank sued ER E Hileman for twelve thousand dollars on notes backed by Emporium Co bonds. Hileman contends a guarantee agreement secures the debt and that suit should be on that agreement, not the notes. Judge Porter to deliver decision later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
ER. E. Hileman
Porter
Hileman
Emporium Co
James A. Gardner
R. K. Aiken
C. H. Akens
Portsmouth Impressions of Billy Sunday Sermons
Portsmouth welcomed Billy Sunday with three services last Sunday as crowds filled the tabernacle. Wilford Keyes recalls an ovation driven by a 500-voice chorus, 160 ushers, and banners urging Portmouth for Christ and Get Right With God.
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Portsmouth
Billy Sunday
Wilford Keyes
New Castle
Tabernacle
Jallia Street
Tima
E. F. Rideout
Christ
God
Sunday
Billy
D. B. Ackley
Police officer killed amid Chicago garment strike
Police investigate the death of Fred Rheinhardt a special officer killed while escorting two nonunion workers home during the four month garment workers strike. He was shot twice in the back by two presumed strikers fell to the pavement and died en route to hospital.
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Chicago
Garment Workers
Fred Rheinhardt
Rheinhardt
Surety of Peace Charge Filed in Neighborhood Quarrel
Henry Ginsley filed an information before Alderman Ranney charging Archie Black with surety of the peace and disorderly conduct. The dispute stemmed from a neighborhood quarrel and the defendant was jailed for a hearing.
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Henry Ginsley
Ranney
Archie Black
Freight Agent Is Promoted In Railroad Moves
Youngstown January 4 G M Kindler longtime division freight agent of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad here has been promoted to assistant general passenger agent of the Lake Shore with headquarters at Cleveland.
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Youngstown
G. M. Kindler
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Brass Thieves in Custody After Mill Brass Theft
Tom Blaine Ike Kovish and Jimmy Bruno await a hearing before Alderman Cooper on larceny charges for stealing brass from the Greer mill. William Koslofsky faces a receiving stolen goods charge, with police linking the brass to the suspects. Mrs Koslofsky is alleged to have bought the brass.
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Tom Blaine
Ike Kovish
Jimmy Bruno
Alderman Cooper
William Koslofsky
Moravia Street
Lakey
Tin Mill
Weddell
New Castle
Greer Mill
Blaine
Rook
Emergency bill to fund governor Tenner inauguration
Harrisburg date January 4 the emergency appropriation bill to pay salaries of members and expenses of Governor John K Tenner inauguration passed a second reading in the house with a six minute session. The bill will be on final passage when the legislature reconvenes January 16. Speaker Cox asked members for committee appointment preferences during the recess.
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Harrisburg
John K. Tener
House
Cox
Deaths and partial obituaries listed by location
Mrs. William P. Kelso is 66 and Mr. Jackson dies. Mrs. Stella Reed of Struthers, Andrew Schmidt aged 58 of Beaver Falls. Mrs. Benjamin Gray 41 of 120 East Home Street. Ursula Carr six months old of West Washington Street.
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William P. Kelso
Mr. Jackson
Stella Reed
Struthers
Andrew Schmidt
Beaver Falls
Benjamin Gray
East Home Street
Ursula Carr
West Washington Street
Poison mystery deepens as Cumberland inquest stalls
Cumberland Maryland January 4 authorities say no solid fact emerges in the Blosser Twigg poison case delaying inquest to Friday. detectives abandon death by own action theory while exploring a possible murder by cyanide and a motive tied to Miss Lulu Dye once engaged to Twigg.
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United Press
Cumberland
Robb
Blosser
Lulu Dye
Indiana
Twigg
Grace Blosser
Johnson and Little Clash in Courtroom Showdown
In Chicago Judge Goodnow's court Jack Johnson, calling himself a scientific boxer, disputes George Little who accuses him of insult. A tense moment arose when Little denied a rumor about sleeping with Johnson, prompting an abrupt interruption and record stricken remark. Trial continued with expected closure today.
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Chicago
Hiterto
Jack Johnson
George ,Little
Little
City seeks to strike railroad appeal in grading case
James A. Gardner representing New Castle moved to strike the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula railroad appeal over Newell avenue grading. The railroad allegedly lacks grounds for appeal. Judge Porter set a rule returnable for February 2.
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New Castle
James A. Gardner
Pittsburg
Youngstown & Ashtabula
Newell Avenue
Porter
Special Meetings at Second U. P. Church
Special services are held nightly at the Second United Presbyterian church for the week of prayer. Tonight, personal workers will lead the service, and on tomorrow and Friday nights the Rev. Harry D. Hanna of Valencia Pa former local resident will conduct services.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Harry D. Hanna
Valencia
Cousin of J S Duslane Attends Ravenna Funeral
Col J S Duslane is in Ravenna Ohio today to attend the funeral of his cousin Captain Jonathan S Smith who died Monday at age 75. Captain Smith was one of eleven sons seven of whom served in the Union army.
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J. S. DuShane
Ravenna
Jonathans. Smith
Captain Smith
Gary Real Head of U S Steel Strongman Behind Power
New York Jan 4 Judge Ibert H Gary chairman of the board and finance committee remains the real power at United States Steel Corp following the resignation of William E Corey. The report notes Corey's tenure was largely titular with Gary directing policy in concert with Morgan. Rumors surround Corey's departure involving divorce and Paris, and market manipulation concerns persist.
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New York
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
William Ellis Corey
Ibert H. Gary
Finance Committee
Corey
Gary
Steel Corporation
Mabelle Gilman
Paris
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Severe Central Asia Quake Hits Verny and Wider Region
A strong earthquake struck Verny and surroundings in Central Asia early today. In Verny Turkistan many stone houses collapsed, dozens of buildings were ruined, and fatalities are feared with losses possibly reaching two million. Telegraph service is down and rural areas report heavy damage.
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Tashkent
Russia
Central Asia
Verny
Turkistan
Semiryetahhensk
Y M C A Team to Clash with Youngstown Hartzell Club
On Friday evening the New Castle Y M C A team will face the Hartzell Athletic Club in Youngstown. The Road game is billed as the toughest contest of the year and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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New Castle Y. M. C. A
Hartzell Athletic Club
Youngstown
New Castle
Business Men Plan for Greater New Castle Growth
A Williamsport style plan to boost New Castle industry with a phased membership push and personal outreach was discussed by the Business Men's Exchange. P M Malloy will outline the Williamsport plan at a February banquet as B F Butler urged decisive action to attract new industries and fund campaigns. Continued on Page Ten.
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New Castle
Exchange
Incre
P. M. Malloy
Chamber of Commerce
Williamsport
Ture
United States
Ness Men
Ing
B. F. Butler
William M. White
Ness
Bing New
Railroad and Steel Firms Fined 120000 for ICC Violations
United States District Attorney Holland Day imposed 2720,000 in fines on the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia and Reading Route companies and the Bethlehem Steel company for interstate commerce law violations. Each assessed 40,000 plus costs for demurrage charge cancellation and tariff schedule failures.
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Philadelphia
United States
Holland Day
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Bethlehem Stee Company
Accep
CIA
Steel Company
Marriage May End Hills Wille Trouble
Joseph Cogliano the man accused of abducting a 14 year old girl from Hillsville was visited in county jail by the girl and her parents with Mrs Conti the interpretrss. They discussed settlement by marriage and if agreed the case would be dropped and a license secured that afternoon.
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Joseph Cogliano
Frank Cagliotta
Hillsville
Hary Conti
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Mystery
Union Bank
Lorigier
National Bank
Weddell and Tin Mill Police
Cumber
Lief
U. P. Church
Gary Real
U.S. Steel
Turkestan
Y M.C. A
Terest
New
le Man
Band
F. Butler
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