Quimby Murder Eyewitness Testimony Emerges in Case
The record centers on Charles Quimby accused of fatally shooting his wife on Christmas morning. Dora Pattweather and other witnesses describe the event at the Baltimore and Ohio track area, noting the sudden attack and Quimby’s demeanor before police. Alderman Green bound Quimby over to await the next grand jury.
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Charles Quimby
Dora Pattweather
Hisle Quinity
NM. Brown
Witlany McCaumbridge
Human Fit and Company
Quimby
OD iPoriet
Alderman Green
Dara Pairweather
Mrs. Quin
Summut Street
Union
Mill Street
Baltimore and
Olle
Saul
Slater
Elsie
Cunninghan Street
Union Restaurane
Wirtun
Liz
Win
McCambeilge
Qulraby
Santh
Wethay
Italien Ehurell
Quinks
Quinsby
Wryeharch
al Pout
Mc Uckige
Hin Swyath Uaell
Whoi Aldermad Hiren
Cox
J. Clyde Ghanan
Dias Irnet
Young
Harvey FR. Marlin
Widow Jane Thudesill Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Jane Thudesill a longtime New Castle resident died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Mary W White home Main Street aged 82 She survived by husband Addison died six months earlier and is survived by children Miss Cenovinus Thudesill of Brooklyn NY Mrs Harry W White of New Castle Willen J Thudesill of Los Angeles Cal and Fred and Frank Thudesill of this city The Presby terian Church and local ties noted in obituary
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Addison Uder
Jane Thideaul
Marry W. White
Trudesill
New Castle
Iet Presbytert
Mertabard
Ben Auking Dex
Mies Cenovinus Tudesill
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harry W. White
This
Etis
Willen J. Thidesill
Los
Aumejee
Cal
Fred and
Frank Teude Fill
City
George T. Weingartner Announces Candidacy for State Senate
Attorney George T. Weingartner declares his bid for the Forty-seventh senatorial district seat in Pennsylvania. He hails from the Weingartner family and cites his House record, opposition to local bosses, and a platform opposing Penrose influence and machine politics. He claims to stand for local option measures and will seek a candid public commitment to voters.
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George T. Weingartner
State Senate
House
George ‘T Weingastner
Camprige
Lawryiee
Weingiiner
anel-Penrose
Bocal
Agnos
Penrose
Jeginturice
Fnp
Dhsinien
Pennsylvania
Senate
Dueen
Sears
Seunley Venroge
Greasl
Committee On Law and Order
Penrose Organization
UO Repubeica
Peruse
Hig
Lam Thayiy
Monrose
Republican Party
Ta Vermaydvain
AR Ud
Punrogo
Ie Cupitol
Coreupt
Penney Tyantas
Stator
Lkopudbtiaan Party
Senate PT
Weingartnay
Bet Innenon
Lie Wis
Slippery Rock
Avgusal
Grange
Marilie Warnock Weiner
Jamie Xehoolki
Electra
Ate
Auto Licenses Pass Seven Thousand Mark in State
The automatic division of the auto highway department reports more than 7,000 automobile licenses issued so far in 1908, a notable rise from the previous year. Officials predict totals will exceed 22,000 by year end as every operator must obtain an annual license with a fee.
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Auto Highway Department
Sine
Cine
Davember
Caukkleraily
Vennsylvania
Highway Department
Cbs
Hoffmaster Family Reunion Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
The Hoffmaster family celebrated their fiftieth reunion anniversary with relatives gathering near Kilmering and nearby towns. Attendees included Martin Ler Irermestend and Ms. Welker, sharing memories of past reunions and long journeys, with plans for future gatherings at local venues.
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Hoffmaster
Civil War Veteran Described In County Convention Record
A fragmented report details a Civil War veteran from Jolneon and mentions a county convention. The text references veterans, family ties, and community figures as part of a lengthy, garbled account of events and attendees.
Pardoning Request Filed For Boy Murderee Walter Wheaton
George F P Moore of OU City covers data for the pardon board as part of the discharge application for Walter Wheaton a Greanville boy sentenced in 1898 to 80 years in the penitentiary for the murder of George Carter at his Franklin area home. The text also references unrelated medical and patent mentions.
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George FP Moore
OU City
Board of Pardons
Walter Wheaton
Nomination Papers Placed On File In Shenango Ward
Nomination papers were filed in Shenango Ward for several local offices. Candidates include James Carruthers for probate judge and A Tow for inspector, with other names and roles listed amid local civic notices.
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Filelian Fides Lad
Koni
Simenvroe
Fire damages home of attorney Robert XK Aiken
Fire swept through the residence at 64 North Mill Street, causing extensive damage to the Aiken family home. Attorney Robert Ke Aiken and a lodger escaped by climbing to a rear perch as smoke and flames spread to the attic. fire crews battled the blaze, estimating losses likely around $1,000 with most damage on the lower floors.
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Robert Ke Aiken
North Mill Street
Aiken
Lawreace Club
Hey
Pri Ce
Joe
Sje
Eid
Dnd
Connery
Central Department
Cart
Mnl End Palls Street
Resmad
Aner
Nremey
Dpintas
Con Nates
Tragic Fourth of July Accident Claims Life of Man
A fatal incident on Moravia Street during Fourth of July celebrations ended with a man killed in a fireworks blast. Coroner reports indicate the victim was headless at the scene. authorities identified the deceased as a resident tied to local families.
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Morydie
A. Pouesean
Morgan
Gennarelli
Moravia Street
Hyde
Republicans Tire of Ring's Dechits in Beaver County
A chaotic entry notes Beaver County politics with Penrose faction opponents accusing rivals of deception. It lists local figures and candidates, forecasting election battles for county offices and party leadership as November nears.
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Ring
Beaver County
Penrose
Marsan
Bee Frank
Mierke
Heaven
Mully
Webb Morrison
Bouyer
Hartford
Roohetes
Davi
Twekdias
Dtr
Aude
Sharp Wilson
County
Beech
Bunichouger
aAttemachine
Gonsrot
Gardner announces candidacy for legislator with platform
Attorney Gardner, a long time county figure and former district leader, enters the Republican race for the assembly. He pledges to support constitutional measures, oppose unnecessary new laws, and focus on statutes affecting corporations, education, and public rights while honoring party discipline.
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Cordaney
Pennsylvanian Railroad to Restore Certain Fares and Passes
The state railroads will reinstate two and a half cent per mile fares on all divisions after a court ruling on a recent bill. The Pennsylvania Railroad and associated lines will resume limited ticket sales and travel privileges once the legal decision is finalized, with adjustments affecting commuter and intercity services.
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Pobriary
Pennsylvani Milvord
Pennsylvania
Pithsburg
Supreme Court of
Youu
Getaber Bey
Mebraiy Fagesh
Pennsytenain
Penneslyania Railroad Company
Ditts
Bute Ruffrio
Eerie
Direct Pardon Board Decision Hangs on Funds and Court Verdict
The article discusses a case where Rosario Seyre may go directly to the pardon board or return to the higher court depending on raised funds. A $500 bond or payment is cited, with discussions of attendance by the defense and prosecution, and the timeline hinges on money and remaining testimony. The court has set a 21 day deadline, and future steps require showing funds and whether witnesses are present.
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Rosario Seyre
Tony Cimitat UiMevne
Parton Board
Hains
Prome
Ube
Serge Hay
Owere Harne
Ant
Franklin
Ukey
Property sale notice for Mahontagtown Driving Association
Notice states the Mahontagtown Driving Association property will be offered for sale by Sheriff Waddinston next Thursday. The document is damaged but indicates the sale will occur after a stated event or location near Uno viain by atattad. The notice names parties involved and outlines the impending sale.
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Mahontagtown
Sheri Waddinston
Mirwlay
Moncherset
Costly Primary Costs Across Socialist Strongholds
The fragmented report notes high per vote costs more than four dollars, with voter turnout under four hundred total votes across precincts. It details precinct results in wards and lists party officials while critiquing procedural deficiencies and high election expenses.
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Worldine Tech
Meheslin
Yates Theresias Rery
Asurer
Grove J
Viren
Shirl
Orit
Vita
Fenrtty
Soovad
Cnt
Accused Murderers Remain Silent in Adjacent Cells
In a county jail block the murder suspects Jon Calaute and Dominick Suinam, both charged in connected killings, sit near each other but refuse to speak. Tensions rise as statements from one may prompt confessions from the other when the trial date nears.
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Jon Calaute
Dominick Suinam
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