New Wilmington Sees Early Political Activity and Local Events
A circulating petition names Council candidates Dr. J. O. Campbell G. Martin W. K. Robinson and J. J. Ashenhurst. Other posts include Judge of election W. R. Thompson and Inspector Robert M. Neal. A missionary conference for Hillsville foreigners will be held in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
J. O. Campbell
G. Martin
W. K. Robinson
J. J. Ashenhurst
W. R. Thompson
Robert M. Neal
George A. Smith
Angus McBane
George Axe
John Wright
William Bennett
Hillsville
Personal Mention In Wallace Avenue Illness And Visits
Miss Esther Watson of Wallace Avenue is confined to her home due to illness. Miss Anna Craig of South Mill Street has gone to Pittsburg to visit friends. John Stanton of West North Street has returned from several weeks in Jamestown, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Watson
Wallace Avenue
Anna Craig
South Mill Street
Pittsburg
John Stanton
West North Street
Jamestown, N. D
Markets Listing From New Castle Price Quotations
Official quotations from New Castle market prices taken at noon every Tuesday cover dairy eggs vegetables and fruits. Also listed are live stock prices for yearlings lambs sheep veal calves hogs and grains including bran middlings wheat corn oats and rye with per unit rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Deaths of the Day William Crouch
William Crouch died at home near Villa Marie after a long typhoid illness. He was about 35, survived by his wife with no children. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Friday at the residence, with burial in Mahoning cemetery.
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Villa Marie
New Bedford
Lowellville
William Crouch
Mahoning Cemetery
Death Claims Mrs Elizabeth Grim at 79 in Big Beaver
Mrs Elizabeth Grim aged 79 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Martha Miller in Beaver Falls after a brief illness from pneumonia. She is survived by two daughters and was preceded in death by her husband 17 years ago. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm at the late residence by Rev E R Tait with burial in Union Cemetery near New Galilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Cunningham
Big Beaver Township
Elizabeth Grim
Grim
Martha Miller
Beaver Falls
Cunningham
E. R. Tait
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Union Cemetery
New Galilee
Obituary of Nicholas O'Donnell in Bluff Street Home
Nicholas O'Donnell aged 35 died Thursday after seven weeks illness from blood poisoning from a minor cut. Native of Ireland he lived in the city, a wire drawer and St Mary's church member. Survived by mother Mrs Elizabeth O'Donnell sister Miss Margaret in Australia and brother Thomas in Brooklyn. Funeral Friday at St Mary's cemetery.
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Nicholas O’donnell
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Bluff Street
Ireland
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas
Brookyln
Margaret
Australia
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Photographer Cornell Succeeds A. H. White
Cornell and his wife, noted photographers from Ellwood City, arrive in New Castle to run the Washington street gallery of A. H. White. He brings a large Ellwood clientele and is praised as a master of advanced work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Ellwood City
New Castle
Washington Street
A. H. White
Ellwood
New Manager for Peoples Credit Clothing Co
H. H. Dorsen becomes the new manager of the People's Credit Clothing Company arriving to take charge of the popular store. He previously managed the store at Johnstown for two years and believes New Castle offers better business prospects than his former Cambria county metropolis.
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H. H. Dorsen
People’s Credit Clothing Company
Dorsen
Johnstown
Cambria County
New Castle
Horace D Byers Wins Lawsuit Against Railroad
The jury awarded Horace D Byers $2,000 against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after a barn was burned by a locomotive spark. Plaintiff’s attorney R K Aiken and defendant’s attorney Wylie McCaslin led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace D. Byers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
R. K. Aiken
Wylie McCaslin
Fine speakers at Central GH missionary gathering
Four ministers of unusual ability will be speakers at the missionary conference session at Central Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30. Speakers include Rev J C R Ewing Lahore India Rev A L Wiley Katnagidi India Rev A W Woodruff Halsey New York and David McConaughy New York.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Shenango
D. D
New York
David McConaughy
E. R. Taft
Wampum
J. &. R. Ewing
India
A. L. Wiley
College Hill
Sharpsville
Defense Scores in Detsch Murder Case in Philadelphia
United Press reports the Philadelphia trial of Andrew J. Detsch for the murder of Harry Ferree heard a ruling excluding letters and photographs found with Ferree’s effects as evidence. Prosecutors hoped those items would show motive tied to Ferree’s relationship with Detsch’s wife.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Andrew J. Detsch
Harry Ferree
Bregg
Ferree
Commonwealth
Detsch
Donohy
Wood
Thaw Talks of White and Nesbitt Allegations
Jerome Thaw recounts to Dr. Wagner his view of Stanford White and the Nesbitt matter. He says he never intended to attack White but cites provocation by others and recalls a supper party at Madison Square Garden. Thaw describes Evelyn Thaw’s nervous reaction to White and his failure to win DA Jerome’s aid.
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Thaw
Dr. Wagner
White
New York Theatre
Nesbitt
Stanford White
State Debt Figures Track 1906 to Recent Fiscal Year
The annual sinking fund statement shows net state debt rising from 78146.28 in 1906 to 102318.14 in the latest year while gross debt falls from 3546167.02 to 2727617.02. Some relief loans from 1841 remain unlocated, unclaimed interest certificates exceed 17000, and over 20000 in bonds have stopped interest. Total assets stand at 2625298.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measey
New Tubercular Dispensary Opening Tuesday
Announcement by Dr. J. D. Moore states the tubercular dispensary in the Kissinger block on North Street will open next Tuesday at 2 PM. Those seeking aid or wishing to apply are urged to attend at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Moore
Kissinger Block
North Street
M E Church Ladies Host Chicken Supper in Basement
The ladies of the M E church held a chicken supper in the church basement on Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended and supper was served from 5 to 10 o'clock. A delicious meal and enjoyable time were reported. The heater repair is planned for the church.
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M. E. Church
Diplomatic Move After Giordani Arrest Dismisses Consular Agent
The state department has ordered the dismissal of Charles Miot, United States consular agent at Saint Mare, following developments in the arrest of Haitian revolutionary agent Joseph M. Giordani in New York. The action was transmitted by cable from Washington on January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph M. Giordani
Haytien Revoluttionary
Aget
New York
State Department
Charles Miot
United States
Saint Mare
Trust Probe Focuses on Standard Oil Rebates in Washington
The U S trust inquiry into Standard Oil pressed on in Washington as Examiner Ferris reviewed schedules from Deputy Commissioner Durand. Special Counsel Kellogg led the questioning after a New York recess with Standard Oil lawyers Miller Rosenthal and Milburn pushing to admit all schedules into the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Uncle
Sam
Bureau of Corporations
Standard Oil
John S. Miller
West
Rosenthal and
Milburn
Tea Special Advertises High-Grade Teas at 38c a Pound
A local ad promotes highest grades of Japan Ceylon and Gunpowder tea at 38 cents per pound. Readers urged to buy now before stock runs out at M. Marlin's 163 West Grant Avenue. Bell phone 278-J.
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Japan
Ceylon
M. Marlin’s
West Grant Avenue
Bell
Pittsfield Woolen Mills Start Full Time Operations
Pontoosuc and Russell Manufacturing woolen mills began full time operation today in Pittsfield Massachusetts employing about seven hundred workers.
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Pontoosuc and Russell
Pittsfield
Mass
Farm and homes for sale in Western Pennsylvania area
Four miles south of Mahoningtown a 150 acre farm with stock and improvements is offered. Also several houses for sale including a $3,000 six room home on North Cedar Street Seventh ward with sewer and paved street, a $2,200 home with lot value, a $2,300 seven room house on Chestnut Street Third ward with modern amenities, and an $5,500 eight room hardwood finished house on North Hill with large lot. Also income property on Washington Street and trade options for farm or other real estate. See agents for terms and location.
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Mahoningtown
Pennsylvania
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Chestnut Street
Third Ward
Washington Street
North Hill
Love leads police to highwayman Horace Simmons in Chicago
Grace Warner, 21, met Horace Simmons against her mother's wishes. Detectives traced them as he was sought for the Mooney murder. They cornered Simmons as he greeted Warner, with revolvers drawn. Police say Simmons aided the car barn bandits in the January 2 killing. William Brown and Thomas McCanney name Simmons as an accomplice.
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United Press
Chicago
Horace
Hihi
Simmons
William Brown
Mooney
Thomas McCanney
Dead coal operator had many liberties without security
In a Cleveland damage suit against Glenville Banking and Savings Co officers, depositors allege director misconduct allowed coal promoter J. J. Phillips to withdraw 100000 from bank funds without proper security. Phillips, murdered at home in 1906, financed brokerage and paper firms with bank money. police arrested his wife who was freed after a preliminary hearing. The bank had suspended weeks earlier.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
Common Pleas
Glenville Banking and Savings Company
J. J. Phillips
Phillips
Michigan to vote on Woman's suffrage in convention report
The constitutional convention committee on elections and franchises favors reporting the Woman's suffrage proposal in Michigan. Domestic troubles rumors swirl around Windsor McKay and his wife at Sheepsheds Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional Convention
Committee On Elections and Franchises
Michigan
Sheepsheds Bay
Windsor McKay
Jay Gould
Fifth Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Helen Gould
Holbrook
Munroe
Morgan
Germany
Berlin
Richmond
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Why the Navy Sails West A Humorous Harper's Verse
A satirical verse from Harper's Weekly questions naval moves. The speaker asks why the navy sails west and receives witty refusals from Captain Binks secretary and William Loeb. The president offers a brisk joke about rough sailing from Omaha to Frisk.
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Binks
Sea Dog
Bob Evans
Navy
Loeb
William Loeb
Pacific Sea
Omaha
Harper’s Weekly
Credit a Vital Sensitive Thing
A discussion on the fragile nature of credit and the need for public cooperation. The piece stresses that every man with a bank account or dealings with finance is a factor in maintaining credit and that honest conduct protects reputation. It argues business abuses can be remedied through cooperation.
Lessons From Panic Highlight Pressure On Wage Earners
The speaker argues that panic reveals credit's fragility and shows that recoveries depend on restoring trust among stewards of industry. When credit falters it harms workers and savers, not just the big men, making wage earners the central concern for humane, stable recovery.
Raisuli Sends $100,000 Ransom to Larache in MacLean Case
Tangier dispatch reports Raisuli has sent the $100,000 ransom to Larache for the release of Sir Harry MacLean. Payment expected next week and MacLean likely to be freed after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Raisuli
Caid
Harry MacLean
Larache
MacLean
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Scott N. Watt
Ben Avon
Old College
J. D. Barr
U. P
Alex. Moreland
Mercer County
R. M. Russell
Hickory
Washington County
Aia
Nicholas ‘O'Donnell
People's Credit Clothing Com’y
Railroad
Atty. Jerome
U. S
Ferris
Real Estate Exchange
Diamond
Madison Avenue
J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Cleveland Bank
Theodore P. Shants
Fowler
Shenango Restaurant
Sherman House
East
Lincoln Avenue
Hotel Henry
Pearson Street
Frank Schwalzer
Long Avenue
Uber Street
Sutton Street
Pollock Avenue
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
Greer Block
Moravia Street
Mill and
Jefferson, Washington and
Grant Streets
R. G
Care News
W. A
P. O
A. W. Treadwell
Neshannock Avenue
J. S. Ziegler & Co
Dearborn Street
Disciple Church
L. Dean
E. C. Conners
East North Street
Union
U. P. Church
Church
Masonic Hall
Falls Street
State of
James R. Martin
M. Lee Gailey
Frederick E. Martin
Act of Assembly of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Standard Lumber Company
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Roy W. Hazen
Mulberry Street
City Water and Gas
Cunningham Lane
E. North Street
Croton Avenue
Bevan
Bath
Jere Bauman
Quest Street
North Mill Street
Kurtz Street
P. J. Watson
Highland Avenue
Leasure Avenue
R. W. Jackson
Crawford Avenue
City
North Jefferson Street
George Street
J. J. Miller
West State Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburg & Harmony Car Line
J. F. Sankey
Pittsburg Street
W. A. Maitland
Belle
Frank B. Gilmore
Shaw Street
Sharp's
Union Depot
Pittsburg St
Beaver Street
X. C. Care News
L. V. McConacey
Cumberland Avenue
McClaren’s
William D. Smith
City of
County of Wrence
Rufus Co. McKinley
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Naw Castle
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