New Castle Savings and Trust stockholders may receive full dollar
Stockholders may yet get 100 cents on the dollar as Receiver J H Painter proposes, with enough cash and solid assets to pay depositors first and leave about 80 cents on the dollar for stockholders. Washington county coal bonds totaling 171500 draw 6 percent, plus over 100000 in notes and mortgages also at 6 percent. The plan contemplates accrued interest on bonds, extending the wait for payment but preserving solvency at closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle Savings and Trust Company
Washington County
Bank Solvent When Closed Shows Net Assets Exceed Capital
Receiver Painter reports that after depositor payouts the New Castle Savings and Trust company had about 252 500 in cash and assets plus over 171 500 in coal bonds and over 100 000 in notes and mortgages deemed absolutely good. Total losses to stockholders reach 76 230, but the firm shows at least 28 730 more than its 300 000 capital, implying solvent status at closing. A 10 percent dividend is declared, with meeting held Wednesday. 150 stockholders attended. Marcus Feuchtwanger chairs the committee reviewing accounts and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Painter
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Banking Examiner Cover
Banking Examiner
Harrisburg
Court House
J. W. Canon
J. P. Caldwell
the News
New Castle Savings & Trust Company
Loss to stockholders from closure of New Castle Savings and Trust
Financial report by Marcus Feuchtwanger details losses to stockholders after the unjustified closing of New Castle Savings and Trust. It lists cash on hand, bonds, other securities, and estimated losses including building repairs, vaults, fixtures, and liquidation expenses totaling about 328,730 dollars at closure with additional claims and real estate values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Washington County Coal Co
Reg Gorld
TAME
H. B. Cubbison
Lee A
Lossie W. T. Black
Excelsior Cementing Co
Tee
J. H. Painter
Roy F. Brandon
J. M. Cover
D Stanley Struck by Train at Edenburg
David Stanley of Edenburg was struck by a fast Baltimore and Ohio train at the Edenburg crossing while crossing the tracks after alighting from a Mahoning Valley car. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg and remained in critical condition at home. he is survived by his wife and three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
Edenburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Stanley
The
Traction Company
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Mitchell
Mr. Stanley
Fred Stanley
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown
Lewis
Charles
Miss Grace
Whitmore Near Collapse as Suspects Arrive for Testimony
Two additional suspects in the Lampblack swamp murder case will be brought to Harrison New Jersey to testify against motorist Theodore S. Whitmore. Fred W. Elliott a Massachusetts railroad man and Mrs Cassie McKay arrested in New York accompany Whitmore as police seek stronger evidence. Whitmore awaits arraignment for preliminary examination and faces close police watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrison
N. J
Lampblack Swamp
Theodore S. Whitmore
New York
Fred W. Elliott
Massachusetts
Elliott
Whitmore
Cassie McKay
O'Neil
Georgie
Brooklyn
Chinatown
Whitmore House
Branegan
Remains of J. M. Walker to Lie in State
The late J. M. Walker formerly with the traction company died Tuesday in Toledo. His remains arrive Friday at 3 30 p m over the P and L E and lie in state at Second U P church that afternoon. Saturday at 9 a m the body goes to Plaingrove U P church for 11 30 a m services with the Masonic body in charge. interment follows at Plaingrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Walker
the Traction Company
Toledo
U. P
Plaingrove
Plaingrove U. P. Church
Lodge of the Craft
States Attorneys Meet Sanderson
A conference is to be held in Harrisburg this afternoon between state counsel and the accused in the capitol graft cases. The defense will seek the order of trial for the indictments or demand the information. if not provided the court may compel disclosure. An agreement is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Capitol
John K. Tener Enters Race for Congress
Capitol report notes John K. Tener announces candidacy for Congress. He seeks a seat amid a field of challengers, highlighting political experience and public service as key qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Tener
Congress
Tener Declares Candidacy For Congress In The 24th District
John K. Tener, Charleroi banker, announces his bid for Congress in the 24th district. He vows to limit centralized power and favor river improvements in the district. He will oppose incumbent Ernest F. Acheson seeking another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Congress
Ernest F. Acheson
Washington
Beaver
Tener Seeks Congress Nomination From Twenty Fourth District
Lawrence Tener declares confidence in securing the nomination and outlines his platform for Congress. The 44 year old financier and active community figure emphasizes duty and citizen responsibility as he announces his candidacy for the Twenty Fourth district. The statement previews further details to come on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tener
Congress
Twenty-fourth
Former officers are re elected by Sons of the American Revolution
The New Castle chapter held its annual meeting at the Lawrence club with merrymaking and speeches. Officers who served last year were re elected. General Jacksons day January 8 is observed for the meeting unless it falls on Sunday. Three guests from Pennsylvania could not attend due to illness and business duties. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the American Revolution
Lawrence Club
New Castle
Jackson
R. W. Guthrie
Pennsylvania State Society
Frank G. Paulson
Pennsylvania Society
William L. Jones
Pittsburg
Guthrie
Mr. Jones
Sudden Death of Mrs Elizabeth Marshall
Shock struck the city as Mrs Elizabeth Marshall widow of John Marshall died after a stroke of apoplexy at the Crawford avenue home. Born Elizabeth Dunlap in New Brighton she moved to the city at 12 and lived there since. She leaves sons Harry E Edward E and Seth R Marshall and a deceased son James Marshall and siblings H R Dunlap and Mrs Lottie Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Marshall
John Marshall
Crawford Avenue
Marshall
Students Strike Grows in Havana Over Government Permit Rule
Havana January 9. Students from pharmacy medicine and engineering in Cuba join the University of Havana strike in protest of a government order allowing the issue of pharmacy permits after special exams and without diplomas from authorized institutions. Most faculties side with the students against the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
University of Havana
Hughes Block Sold to L M Uber in Settlement
Attorney Leonard M. Uber purchased the Hughes block also known as the Odd Fellows building on South Mill street. The sale followed an execution against Charles C. Cooper and others, trustees, with a Wednesday settlement bringing Uber to own the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Uber
Hughes
Odd Fellows Building
South Mill Street
Uber
Charles C. Cooper
Michigan women push for tax voting rights at constitutional convention
Delegations from Grand Rapids Saginaw Detroit and other cities bring petitions signed by nearly 150000 Michigan women urging an amendment to let women vote on tax expenditures. Clara B Arthur and Anna Howard Shaw plead the case while convention members hear mixed sentiment about extending the ballot to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lansing
Mich
State of
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Detroit
Clara B. Arthur
Michigan Equal Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Boston
Fair Tonight With Clouds Increasing in Western Pa
The forecast for Western Pennsylvania calls for a fair night, followed by increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Carlon Quartet Featured at Second U P church revival
The revival services at Second U P church led by Rev. Andrew Magill will feature the Carlon quartet in Thursday evening music. The services continue with growing interest as residents attend.
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U. P
Carlon Quartet
Andrew Magill
Alderman Coates Files for Re election in Seventh Ward
Alderman Herb G. Coates of the Seventh ward filed nomination papers for re election. He is currently serving by appointment to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb G. Coates
Seventh Ward
Coates
Pittsburg Stock Exchange Likely to Reopen Soon
Sentiment favors reopening the Pittsburg stock exchange and action may occur in days. Resumption of business could be delayed to the last week in January or the first Monday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Hazel Dell Seeks Vote on 7500 Dollar School Bond
A petition filed with the county commissioners by Hazel Dell school board leaders requests a bond issue vote for 7500 dollars. The petition asks that the February ballots include a yes or no question on the bond. The Hazel Dell schoolhouse is described as inadequate for current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
W. E. Newton
W. V. Johnston
Donald Martin Improving Daily After Surgery
Donald Martin son of Rev and Mrs J S Martin of Oakstreet is improving daily after an operation in a Pittsburg hospital. Attending physicians expect recovery if no complications arise. Rev and Mrs Martin will remain in Pittsburg until he is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
J. S. Martin
Oakstreet
Pittsburg
Rev
Martin
Day of Prayer Observed by W C T U at First Baptist
Beginning at 10 30 Friday morning members of the W C T U will hold a day of prayer at the First Baptist church on East street. A day long program will be carried throughout the day with planned devotional exercises and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
East Street
Appointment of Grace H. Miller Assistant Deputy
Register and Recorder William A. Eakin named Grace H. Miller as assistant deputy on Wednesday afternoon. Miller has served as a transcribing clerk in the office for some time.
Mercer of Railroads Reported Western
Mercer of Railroads reported Western figures in a terse dispatch. The note lists Mercer as a representative, with no further details on context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Railroads
Receivership Aims to Save Chicago Great Western Bond Plan
Plan for first mortgage bonds to cover about 10 to 11 million dollars will be prepared by President A B Stickney and co receiver Charles H F Smith after Stickney returns from London. The move ends years of struggle to salvage the Great Western railway and reorg successful, with plans to operate on a more economical basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Stickney
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Chicago Great Western Railway
A. B. Stickney
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago, Great Western Railway
Charles H. F. Smith
Sanburn
London
Sunberg Senatorial Investigating Committee
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Sunberg Committee
Peter Witt Attacks Cox County in Pittsburg Speech
Peter Witt city clerk of Cleveland denounced Hamilton county and Cincinnati as corrupt in a Pittsburg board of trade address. He criticized Cincinnati and urged restraining streetcar operations, calling cars pigeon coops and harmful to public health.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Board of Trade
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton County
Great Work of Herbert Moninger Expands Sunday School Reach
Herbert Moninger, Bible school expert, to speak at First Christian church Thursday. He recently visited Ashland Ohio where a union training class now has 625 members and growing. All Sunday school workers invited to hear this gifted speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Moninger
First Christian Church
Ashland
Deaths of Several Local Residents Reported
Death notices list Mrs. Sarah Jane Crowe age 86 of 28 Croton Avenue and Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall age 72 of 158 Crawford Avenue among the deceased. Also named are Miss Gertrude Rogan 21 of Sharon Elizabeth Bechtel 7 of Genkinger block William Triplett 61 of 15 Bell Avenue Miss Margaret Coyle of Sharon Mrs. Philip Cluse 71 of Butler and an unidentified Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Crowe
Croton Avenue
Gertrude Rogan
Sharon
Elizabeth Bechtel
Genkinger Block
William Triplett
Bell Avenue
Elizabeth Marshall
Crawford Avenue
Margaret Coyle
Philip Cluse
Butler
Robbery at Wallace Avenue Home Strikes in Early Evening
Thieves forced a back window at J. C. McNabb’s Wallace avenue residence looting silverware jewelry clothing valued at about 300 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. McNabb were away at a church meeting. Tracks led to Lincoln avenue. police investigated with county detective Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNabb
Wallace Avenue
Mr. McNabb
W. J. Moffatt
Rice Street
Lincoln Avenue
Logan
Snakes” Wilson
Western Penitentiary
Hing
Sheriff Seizes Martha Sherlock Property for Sale
Sheriff Waddington has seized personal property belonging to Martha Jane Sherlock of Big Beaver township on an execution for 182 dollars. The livestock and farming implements will be sold on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddington
Martha Jane Sherlock
Big Beaver Township
W. T. Whan
John H. Black Favored for School Controller Seat
In the Fourth ward former City Controller John H. Black is prominently mentioned as a candidate for school controller. He is a well known ward resident with a long record of interest in the schools and would make a suitable choice for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mr. Black
Black
Youngstown Man Drinks Blueing Mistaken for Wine
William Kirchbaum of Youngstown drank blueing thinking it was home made wine. Physicians saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirchbaum
Youngstown
Typhoid Fever Reported in Two Residents
Two cases of typhoid fever were reported to the health officer yesterday. Harry Williams of Croton Avenue and Mrs. James Cox of Haus Avenue both have the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Croton Avenue
James Cox
Haus Avenue
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Ulates
Feuchtwanger
J. M
D. Stanley
Sanderson
J. K. Tener
Charlerol
Revolutionary Descendants
Eliz. Marshall
L. M. Uber
Constitutional Convention
PGH
Stock Exchange
Donald Martin
DAY OF Prayer
Cox’s County
Robbers
Mnabb
Mrs. McNabb
John H. Black
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