Will Attend Inauguration Of J. A. Tene
Representatives to Harrisburg report plans to attend the inauguration of J. A. Tene. Event signals continued support and official involvement in state affairs.
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J. A. Tene
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
1
Legislature Begins Loud Session Without Adjournment Date
Representatives Robert L. Wallace W D Walton and State Senator George T Weingartner depart for Harrisburg with local Republicans as the 1911 session opens after Governor elect Tener's inauguration. No adjournment date set amid a heavy bill load including a new school code with expected amendments and Lawrence county interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Wallace
W. D. Walton
George T. Weingartner
Harrisburg
John K. Tener
Charles H. Young
Republican County Committee
Thomas W. Dickey
Elmer L Phillips
Lawrence County
Burglar at Gun Point Arrested as Pair Target Grant Street Office
Patrolman McConahy spotted two suspects near the Grant Street bridge last night. One broke a window and entered Squire Fulkerson’s office. The officer ordered the intruder to surrender and arrested him at the scene. The captured burglar was identified as Phenecie. a second man fled. Phenecie faces burglary charges. The case continues as police pursue the accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant — Street
McConahy
Jimmy
Squire Fulkerson
Mom Phenecie
Phenecie
Fulkerson
Oysters Analyzed For Typhoid Link In City
Samples of oysters from several city locations are being tested by the city food department chemist to determine any typhoid risk. The investigation follows past reports that oysters may have caused typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Department
Death notices for several residents dated obscure locations
Death records list James C. Hutton aged 54 at 115 Lincoln avenue William T. Black age 67 of North Bea r township Mrs. Alice D. Johnson 82 at 26 North Beaver street Timothy McElwaine in Wurtemburg infant Cameron one day old Frank Orin Saniers six months at 468 Moravia street Solomon Kulkil one year on S Cochran alley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hutton
Lincoln Avenue
William T. Black
North Bear Township
Alice D. Johnson
North Beaver Street
Timothy McElwaine
Wurtemburg
Cameron
Frank Avenue
Orin Saniers
Moravia Street
Solomon Kulkil
Lawsuit Against Pittsburg and Western Railroad Over Moravia Street Land
Jury awards heirs of William D. Smith 27254 for two Moravia street land tracts taken by the Pittsburg and Western Railroad. A prior trial total was 41163. The cases, filed November 5 1905, included delay interest of 2171 and 4349, and three cases in all with one remaining to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Smith
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
Rufus McKinley
Smith
Moravia Street
Pleas of Guilty Entered at Court
James Finnigan Fred Finnegan and Mike Wirach pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing chickens. Prosecutor Charles B. Emery said sentencing will follow. John Uhl and Antoinette Cork also pleaded guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods and were ordered to restore property and pay costs before further disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finnigan
Fred Finnegan
Mike Wirach
Charles B. Emery
John Uhl
Antoinette Cork
City mulls creating chemist and bacteriologist department
Councilmen discussed adding a city chemist and bacteriologist to test water milk vegetables and other foods. They said regular tests would keep water quality and food safety known, boosting the health department and potentially paying for itself, noting Youngstown already employs a chief chemist and two assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Department
Youngstown
New House Numbers Go Up Across Town
Residents respond to the renumbering ordinance as new house numbers appear in many neighborhoods. Compliance is expected to spread next week and owners have thirty days after notification to display the numbers.
School Teachers Receive Gold Payout This December
City Treasurer C. C. Duff distributes about $5,500 to school teachers as pay for the last two weeks in December. The Mecece office handles the gold payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Duff
Duff as City Official Takes Delinquent Tax Stance
City Treasurer C. C. Duff uses police powers to seize property and arrest tax delinquents. He reports forcing payment when debtors refuse to settle, warning more levies and arrests will follow for the five months overdue 1910 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Duff
J. Urban
Duff
Urban
Ohio and other states census results list Ohio towns
The census office released 1910 enumeration figures listing Ohio towns with counts for Alliance 15,083 Ashtabula 18,266 Bellefontaine 8,258 Bucyrus 8,122 Chillicothe 14,508 and many others including East Liverpool 24,387 and Steubenville 22,391 along with numerous others across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Ohio—Alliance
Ashtabula
Bellefontaine
Bucyrus
Chillicothe
Delaware
Defiance
Findlay
Fremont
Ashland
Athens
Barberton
Bellaire
Bellevue
Bowling Green
Canal Dover
Circleville
Conneaut
Coshocton
Delphos
East Cleveland
East Liverpool
Elyria
Fostoria
Galion
Galliopolis
Greenville
Jackson
Kenton
Lakewood
Lancaster
Madisonville
Mansfield
Marietta
Marion
Martins Ferry
Massillon
Mount Vernon
Nelsonville
New Philadelphia
Newburg
Niles
Norwalk
Norwood
Painesville
Piqua
Portsmouth
Ravenna
St. Marys
Salem
Sidney
Steubenville
Tiffin
Troy
Urbana
van Wert
Wapakoneta
Warren
Washington Court House
Wellsville
Xenia
Democratic Leaders Choose House Ways and Means Members
Democratic leaders in the House have selected members for the crucial Ways and Means Committee. The announcement outlines appointments shaping tax and budget oversight.
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HOUSE
James C Hutton Dies After Long Illness in New Castle
James C. Hutton a prominent New Castle druggist and longtime resident dies Friday at 8 p m at 115 East Lincoln Ave after a battle with heart and liver trouble He was born May 12 1856 and spent 35 years in the drug business from Pittsburg and Croton to the diamond He leaves wife Harriet McGuffin daughter Elizabeth two brothers two sisters and extended family Funeral is set for Monday at 2 30 p m at the residence with Greenwood Cemetery as burial site He was active in Masonic Knights Templar Elks and Royal Arcanum and was known for integrity and social ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hutton
New Castle
Lincoln Avenue
James Dale Clark Hutton
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
J. M
W. W. Cubbison
Harriet B. McGuffin
Lawrence McGuffin
Elizabeth
Joseph B
John W. Hutton
Margaret Hutton Wilson
William J. Moffatt
Letters Granted in Many Estates
Letters testamentary in several estates have been granted by Register Eakin. Andrew Zook receives in John R. Zook estate. Minnie Sterling receives in Mary Magill estate. Mary E. Gwin and Clyde V. Riley receive in John A. Gwin estate. Ida G. Johnston receives in Emma J. Curry estate. The will of Amanda Calvert of the Sixth ward has been admitted to probate.
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Eakin
John R. Zook
Wilmington Township
Andrew Zook
Mary Magill
Ellwood City
Minnie Sterling
John A. Gwin
Mary E. Gwin
Clyde V. Riley
Emma J. Curry
Ida G. Johnston
Amanda Calvert
Sixth Ward
New Castle Club Plans Monday Grot Smoker
The New Castle club will hold a smoker Monday evening at the Grot starting at o o'clock. A business session will be held and it is probable officers for the year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Club
Grotto
Handel Oratorio Society Meets Next Tuesday at 8 In High School Chapel
The Handel Oratorio Society opens its season with a Tuesday 8 pm meeting in the high school chapel, shifting from Monday night due to night school. Director Paul Browne Patterson leads plans for a May festival with two orchestras in consideration and a possible new work including The Deluge. Dr. Camden Cobern speaks at First Presbyterian and expresses gratitude for strong audiences, while secretary B A Hoover and T H Bopp praise the lectures and anticipate further public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oraetorio Society
Paul Browne Patterson
Camden Cobern
First Presbyterian Church
B. A. Hoover
T. H. Bopp
Cobern
Dr. Cobern
Mayor Lusk Delivers First Time Jail Sentence in Drunkenness Case
In police court Mayor Lusk sentences Mike Delucio to ten days in jail or a $5 fine for drunkenness, after previous paroles failed to curb his behavior. Delucio sobs as the sentence is pronounced. A fellow inmate vows to abstain, while another man recalls a daylong wandering before entering court. A birth is recorded for James and Mrs Ray in South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Mike Delucio
Delucio
James Ray
South Mill Street
Firemen's Relief Association Meeting Nominates Officers
The regular meeting of the Firemen's Relief Association was held last night at the Central fire department building. Officers for the coming year were nominated and an election will be held soon to ratify the nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Relief Association
Central Fire Department
Sermon Antithesis to Recent Lecture
Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock at Central Presbyterian church Pastor Rev A B McCormick will preach on Why I Am a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
A. B. McCormick
Klein on Witness Stand
Mrs. Schenk hoped her husband would die in hospital and prayed she might be called and told that Packer had passed away. Startling testimony undermined the defense offered by the accused woman as the court heard new details from the witness stand.
Mrs Schenk case witness details alleged will tampering
In Wheeling on January 14 the detective nurse identified as Mrs Klein testified in the Schenk poisoning case. Elnora Zoeckler said she was hired by a Pittsburgh agency to monitor Mrs Schenk and reported plans to obtain keys to a safety deposit box and fears Albert Schenk would alter the will amid her husband’s illness. The witness recounted Schenk’s harsh treatment and her wish for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Mr. Schenk
Albert Schenk
John Schenk
Albert
John
Schenk
Oyster samples reveal typhoid bacteria in city lots
Food Inspector Drake reports three oyster samples sent to Youngstown for analysis contain typhoid germs and 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter. Each sample shows bacilli coli and typhoid germs. safe preparation advised is frying baking or boiling before use in stews.
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Drake
Youngstown
Believe City Should Own Diamond Loop Plan
City council members discuss placing street car loops on the public square and owning the tracks. The aim is to allow any company access while keeping the loops usable for all operators, though feasibility and potential complications are being investigated.
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M. James
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Oratorio Society
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Wees
Firemen’s Relief Association Meets
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Klein
Witness
Mrs. Schenk
Packer
Fense
Inspector Drake
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