Whirled to Death at Cement Plant in Croton
George Hauptmann a Hungarian 24 and single died Tuesday at Lehigh Portland Cement Croton worksite. He was oiling machinery when caught by a belt and hurled around a shaft. head injury fatal. Coroner to hold inquest Wednesday night. Parents in Austria and brother Mike in city. Funeral Wednesday at 4 at Offutt's. Greenwood burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hauptmann
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Croton
Offutt
Undertaking Rooms
Cox
Austria
Mike
Greenwood Cemetery
Luther League Meeting Tuesday At St. John's Church
The Luther League of St. John's Lutheran church met at Mr. and Mrs. John Rick's home on Pittsburg street. Miss Anna Boalich was named secretary to fill a vacancy. A motion limited meetings to Sunday services, next gathering set for Tuesday August 4 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Rick
Pittsburg Street
Anna Boalich
Paul Gilbert
Luther League
Fourth of July fatalities and injuries rise
Statistics show 276 deaths and 4,504 injuries by July Fourth, blamed on modern pyrotechnics. The article critiques high explosives as dangerous and a public nuisance compared with older Chinese firecrackers.
Markets and prices from New Castle weekly quotations
Official market quotes list dairy eggs butter and eggs per dozen and per pound prices for grain and feed staples. Live stock prices cover yearling lambs spring lambs and sheep per pound. Vegetables fruits poultry hay and straw prices given with unit measures and per bushel or per dozen dinners.
Deaths of the Day Child buried after Fourth of July accident
Paul Elder, the little grandson of Mrs. Martha Fisher of Spruce street, was buried Tuesday from his New Brighton home. Rev. Reynolds and a Primitive Methodist minister led services. pallbearers were four cousins Esther Daniels Margaret Robert and Samuel Stankard. Charles Garrett, 80, died after a lingering illness at his son W H Garrett's home in West Middlesex. He was born in Center county and survived by six brothers three sisters three daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Elder
Martha Fisher
Spruce Street
New Brighton
Rev. Reynolds
M. EB
Darlington
Esther Daniels
Margaret
Robert
Samuel Stankard
Charles Garrett
W. H. Garrett
West Middlesex
Center County
Mercer County
John Mitcheltree
Pulaski
Emma Mitcheltree
This City
Daniel Gearhart
East Shenango Township
David
William
Shenango Township
Death of Mrs Emma Moore Johnston Former New Castle Resident
Word came Wednesday of the death of Mrs Emma Moore Johnston in Texas where she had lived for years. An old New Castle resident she left the city about 35 years ago and was the daughter of the late William Moore and aunt of Charles A Moore, Pittsburg street restaurant proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Moore Johnston
Texas
New Castle
William Moore
Charles A. Moore
Pittsburg Street
Burial of Berdena Callahan in Oak Park Cemetery
Berdena Callahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Callahan of Blaine street, was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at Oak Park cemetery. Funeral services at 2 30 pm were conducted by Dr. H J Whalen of the First Baptist church with only relatives and close friends present and the choir performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdena
S. J. Callahan
Blaine Street
Oak Park
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Busy Meeting at Fredonia District Conference
The M. E. church district conference met Monday and Tuesday in Fredonia Mercer county with sessions on reforming candidate examinations. A committee will prepare examination questions to be sent to pastors for supervised tests. Rev. C E McKinley was elected secretary and treasurer. Rev Douglas is president. Delegates from the city included Dr. Douglas and several reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Fredonia
Mercer County
C. E. McKinley
Sandy Lake
Rev. Douglas
Douglas
J. C. McDonald
C. C. Merrill
J. L. Stratton
J. C. Womer
Twiggs Released From County Jail on Habeas Corpus
Frank Twigg of Ellwood City was freed this morning from the county jail on a writ of habeas corpus obtained by his attorney Walter Reynolds. He had been arrested for liquor law violations but prosecutors found insufficient evidence to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Twigg
Ellwood City
Walter Reynolds
Twigg
Mrs Stratton Goes to Cambridge Springs Meeting
Mrs J L Stratton of 11 Hays avenue travels to Cambridge Springs for the Women s Home Missionary Society board of managers meeting where she is elected to lead the opening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton
Hays Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Stratton
Trax Funeral Set For Thursday Afternoon
The funeral for Claude Trax will be held this Thursday at 2 30 PM at the family residence. The death circumstances were detailed in Tuesday's News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Trax
South Delegates Weigh Guffey Backing for Vice President
The narrative describes southern delegates pressing for Guffey or Towne as vice president, amid speculation that race track interests and New York influence could sway the ticket. Bryan encouragement and late delegate alignments shape the contest as convention leaders push to settle the ticket internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
James
New York
Hughes
Charley” Towne
Bryan
Towne
Big Tom Grady
Tammany
Bell
California
Lincoln
Two Women Wait Upon Same Man in County Jail
In New Castle county jail John Bajiou faces two women claiming his betrayal. His Pittsburgh wife, visiting from Pittsburgh, learned of the case and had photos made of him for her records while the other woman who accused him appears with her child. Bajiou denies the charges and reassures his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bajiou
Bajiou
Pittsburg
New Castle
Prisoner Count Down at County Jail Drops to 14
There are only 15 prisoners now in the county jail. One will be released this evening leaving 14, the smallest number since Sheriff Waddington took charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddington
Personal Notices of Local Residents and Guests
Mrs. Frank Hyde of Logan street visits relatives in Union town. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart of Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Margaret Moore of North Jefferson street visits Miss Mary Hall of Sheraden. Miss Jean McGivern of Chestnut street recovers from walking typhoid. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hovis return from three weeks in McKeesport. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Geddes of Washington are guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Fulkerson, newlyweds, return from trips to Cleveland Detroit Put-In-Bay and will reside on the West side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Pennsylvania Avenue
Margaret Moore
North Jefferson Street
Mary Hall
Sheraden
Jean McGivern
Chestnut Street
Eli Hovis
McKeesport
Ford Fulkerson
Cleveland
Detroit
Put-In-Bay
West Side
Democrats Carefully Shape Platform For Convention
Delegates prepare the final draft of the platform and plan to report to the convention at 10 a.m. Thursday. The committee aims to nominate the presidential and vice presidential candidates in rapid sequence with a progressive platform aligned to Nebraskan ideas. AFL leaders and labor figures push anti injunction and relief planks amid debate over Chicago Republican positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Plaform
Gompes
American Federation of Labor
George F. Williams
Massachusetts
Jompers
Chicago
Senator Stone
Missouri
Visiting Childhood Scenes
John W. Ashton formerly of New Castle now resident in Washington, Pa., visits old friends in this city. Ashton is an artist and photographer, son of the late Thomas L. Ashton who collected on canal boats that once plied the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ashton
New Castle
Washington, Pa
Mr. Ashton
Thomas L. Ashton
Pension Board Meeting Reported At Dr Wilson Office
The pension board met Wednesday morning at the office of Dr. L. W. Wilson with Dr. Silas Stevenson of Ellwood present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Board
L. W. Wilson
Silas Stevenson
Ellwood
Local Option Association Formed in Trumbull County
A local option association has been formed in Trumbull County Ohio with 72 saidbus in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull County
Anti Taft League Formed By Negro Leaders
A national Anti Taft league was organized by colored men from most states at 1022 Lawrence street Denver. The group aims to merge negro political groups into one party and expects to command between 250000 and 400000 votes. Officers include J Partless president B E Manning vice president W T Scott second vice president George Jamison secretary Dr H C Cross chairman John J Smith secretary 5S J McClure treasurer A H Baker national organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Col
Union
Lawrence Street
J. *. Partless
Pueblo
Colo
BE. A. Manning
Indiana
W. T. Scott
Illnois
George Jamison
Idaho
H. C. Cross
Chicago
John J. Smith
5S. J. McClure
A. H. Baker
Franklin Sees Next Y P S C E Convention Planned
Reading Pa July 8 reports from superintendents opened the second day of the state Christian Endeavor convention with evangelistic street services at noon. Rev Dr J To le Free Part of London to speak on International Fellowship. Governor Stuart expected to address tomorrow. society totals show 4 666 groups with 210 000 members. next convention set for Franklin in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Reading
State Christian Endeavor Convention
J. Tole
London
International Fellowship
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Yeggmen crack two safes in New York dowtown district
Criminals cracked two safes in central New York City causing a theft of about $1000. A Mecca resident Mrs J S Manning finishes a 75 day fast and plans to keep dieting. Coroner Shrady to autopsy a Detroit woman's body at Miss Alston's Home for private patients. Cyanide poisoning case yields new clues as the dead man's wife is examined by police. Admiral Sperry sends a grateful message to the president about the fleet's commendable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggmen
Dowtown
New York
J. S. Manning
Mecca
San Bernardino
Shrady
Detroit
Miss Alston
W. H. Wilson
Philadelphia
Taylor
Admiral Sperry
San Francisco
Cleveland couple visiting daughter in New Bedford
Mr. and Mrs. James Price of Cleveland are guests of their daughter Mrs. Frank Cover in New Bedford. Mrs. Susan Adams of Petersburg Ohio and Mrs. W. W. Riblett of Youngstown are guests of Mrs. J. N. Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Price
Cleveland
Frank Cover
Susan Adams
Petersburg
W. W. Riblett
Youngstown
J. N. Rodgers
Mrs Minnie Roberts and Margaret Ulery Return From Pittsburg Visit
Mrs Minnie Roberts and Mrs Margaret Ulery of Pittsburg returned after a visit with Mrs Robert Mars in Mt Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Roberts
Margaret Ulery
Pittsburg
Robert Mars
Thaw to Replace Ruined Church Bell in Kittanning
Harry K. Thaw will replace the bell ruined in a recent church fire at the Appley Manor Memorial church in Kittanning Pennsylvania. He provided the original bell and has asked officials to purchase its duplicate and bill him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Appley Manor
Kittanning
Thaw
Birthday Party for Mr. Hay in Portersville
Saturday celebration at Portersville home honors Mr. Hay on his birthday with horseshoe pitching baseball and other games. Twenty seven attendees included family members H C Hay C P Wallace R M Hay T A Miquel and Elizabeth and Olive Hay among others from Prospect New Castle Belleville Ashtabula and Slippery Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hay
Slippery Roth
Sara Neely
Prospect
Frank Hay
Youngstown Items Include Fridge Accident and Gas Franchise
In cooler weather J. B. Wightman a Youngstown meat dealer was locked in a large refrigerator. Hubbard grants a franchise to the Mahoning Gas and Fuel company to supply the village with gas. Six year old Leo Glasby of Youngstown fell on stone steps and is in serious condition with possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wightman
Youngstown
Hubbard
Mahoning Gas and Fuel Company of
Leo Glasby
Marriage License for Carl G. Brown and Martha A. Crowl
Carl G. Brown of New Castle and Martha A. Crowl of New Castle obtain a marriage license. The filing lists both parties and their shared New Castle residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Brown
New Castle
Martha A. Crowl
Ee Ee
New Principle Of Figuring In Household Finances
A club woman recalls Susan B Anthony noting a simpler method for household budgeting. A bookkeeper husband earns 1100 weekly and asks his wife to name the allowances. She replies by proposing the husband estimate car fares luncheons and tobacco and hand over the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Large Churches Seating Capacities Across Eight Major Cathedrals
The seating capacities show St. Peter's in Rome at 54 000, Milan cathedral 37 000, St. Paul in London 26 000, St. Sophia in Constantinople 23 000, Notre Dame in Paris 21 000, Florence cathedral 20 000, Pisa cathedral 13 000, St. Mark's in Venice 7 000, with St. Patrick's in New York seating 2 500 and standing room for 8 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s
Rome
Milan
St. Paul
London
St. Sophia
Constantinople
Notre Dame
Paris
Florence
Pisa
St. Mark's
Venice
St. Patrick’s
New York
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Rosena
Luther League Meeting
Child
Emma Johnston
Mrs. Stratton
Cambridge
TRAX
Guffey
Bastile
Frank Hyde
Logan Street
Uniontown
C. P. Geddes
W. L. Campbell
Croton Avenue
Col. Mill and
North Streets
James Duncan
Granite Workers
H. R. Fuller
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Youngstown, O
New Castle, PA
Wheeling, W. VA
Guttridge & Rand
Times
Y.P.S.C.E
New Bedford
MT. Jackson
F. Fisher
Roanoke
Ensering
Humanit
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Seema
J. A. Price
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