Cabinet Holds Long Talk on Isthmus Situation
Washington reports a cabinet meeting devoted to the isthmus crisis amid the Panama presidential election. U P says 200 more marines will join 500 already on duty, stationed along the canal and at polls to protect property and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Panama
Yestern
Roosevelt
United States
United Press Dispatch
New York
League Island Navy Yards
Canal Route
Canal Zone
Camp Elliott
Boy Hit by Car On South Mill Street
Fifteen year old Edward Spayde, son of William Spayde of 110 Home Street, was knocked down by C. Kirk’s auto at the Pennsylvania railroad crossing on South Mill Street after leaping from a wagon. He sustained cuts to the head and legs, then walked home before suffering a nervous collapse. Dr. Cooper was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Spayde
William Spayde
Home Street
C. Kirk
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Mill Street
Spayde
T. L. Boal
Mill Street
Mr. Kirk
Dr. Cooper
Death records list several local notices from city addresses
The list records deaths with names and ages including Mrs John C Marshall Eastbrook road William Esslin 61 2860 Pitts street Mary A Vogel 40 42 Court Morris Feuchtwanger 39 Pittsurg and L Hill 76 Pittsburg Charles Colbin 19 Akron all noted in local obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Marshall
Eastbrook Road
William Esslin
Pitts Street
Mary A. Vogel
Court Street
Morris Feuchtwanger
Pittsurg
Och L. Hill
Pittsburg
Charles Colbin
Akron
Motive for Crime Shown in Hillsville Case
Testimony in Alderman Green's court links Seeley Houk murder to rival pursuit over a dog. Fred Serace and Joe Cutrone testified Rocco Rocco admitted planning to kill Houk after learning his dog was shot by someone believed linked to Enrico Rocca. Witnesses described the victim’s body found in the Mahoning river with shotgun wounds and a weighted coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley Houk
Fred Surace
Alderman Green
Rocco Rocco
Suracco
Racco
Houk
Hillsville
Rocco
Surace
Allegheny
Salvatore Centito
Sam Kennedy
Rocca
Joe Cotrone
Western Penitentiary
Serace
Fred Serace
Joe Cutrone
Louigi Ritorto
Ritorto
F. P. Dimaio
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Castle
Pennsylvania
Logan
Frank Waddington
Stewart
Rocco Roceco
S. P. Emery
W. J. Moffatt
Commonwealth
Young
Court House
Mary Conti
Scott Hoffmaster
Mahoning River
Edwin Shastock
Cox
Hoffmaster
Coroner's Jury Urges Care On Firearm Sales
The coroner's jury in the Ernest Mornes case called for strict enforcement of laws on firearm carrying by minors and ammunition sales. The inquest found the death an accidental discharge by a 22 caliber revolver held by Fred Kerr, who was exonerated. testimony showed no blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mornes
Merson
Joseph R. Cox
Kerr Boy
Kerr
New Wilmington Ponders High School Plans After Board Meeting
New Wilmington school board discussed cost and timing for a new high school addition. A special election may be held to gauge town wishes after estimates of 3200 to 3500 dollars excluding furnishings. The board laid groundwork for a future plan, with committee probes and a June 16 special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Shott
Kirkbride
Mercer
Wright
Prof. Shott
J. Wright
Cox
Bennett
J. A. Shott
John Wright
W. Price
Perry Receives Gold Watch From B and O Workers
A group of about 40 Baltimore and Ohio colleagues visited C V Perry at Belmont Avenue on the eve of his move to Carbondale Pennsylvania. They presented him with a 23 jewel solid gold Waltham movement watch as thanks for 13 years at New Castle Junction where he rose to foreman of the car repairing department. James Lovick delivered the presentation praising Perry’s service and esteem among colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Perry
Belmont Avenue
Waltham Movement
Perry
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
New Castle
James Lovick
Perkins Freed In Short Murder Trial At Youngstown
In Youngstown the murder case against Martin D. Perkins was dismissed after a brief trial. Perkins had killed John R. Pennell on April 24 after Pennell allegedly threatened his home, prompting the judge to discharge Perkins following a short hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin D. Perkins
John R. Pennell
Youngstown
Perkins
Pennell
Robinson
Court of Common Pleas
Civil War Veteran William Esslin Dies at 61
William Esslin, Civil War veteran and longtime resident, died Tuesday evening at 230 Pittsburg Street after three years of illness. He was 61, born August 1847 in Allegheny County, a carpenter, and survived by his wife, brother Thomas Esslin of Option, Pa., and sisters Mrs. Rebecca J. Beil of Fredonia, Pa., and Mrs. Julia Beam of Moston. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at his home.
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William Esslin
Pittsburg Street
Allegheny County
Mary Mowrey
Company K
First
Ohio Light Artilery
Thomas Esslin
Option
Rebecca J. Beil
Fredonia
Julia Beam
Moston
Reception for New Pastor at Highland Avenue Church
The Highland Avenue United Presbyterian church hosted a reception for Rev. R. H. Mulholland formerly of Beaver Falls. Music by an orchestra grew through the evening as Mrs. Mulholland and her son were honored guests. Naomi circle led the event with committees for entertainment refreshments and decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue United Presbyterian Church
R. H. Mulholland
Beaver Falls
Mulho
Naomi
J. H. Frew
P. L. Craig
Rs. C. G. Lindner
W. G. Kles
J. B. Love
J. R. Ralph
Chas. Schmid
Clarence Fischer
D. F. Ralph
Albert Butz
Local Folks Will Wed in Pittsburg
Miss Anna Linton of this city and Charles Wettich of West Washington street plan a Pittsburg wedding this Wednesday evening. Wettich is with Wettich Provision Co. Linton has served as bookkeeper for the firm. Lou Schreckengost was arrested again last night by Officers Augustine and Hanna on a disorderly conduct charge. Mayor Lusk has not yet decided on disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Linton
Charles Wettich
West Washington Street
Pittsburg
Wettch
Wettich
Miss Linton
Lou Schreckengost
Augustine and
Hanna
Lusk
Bankruptcy petition filed for Prof. R. G. Allen in Pittsburg
A bankruptcy petition for Prof. R. G. Allen shows assets of about 8 945 with liens totaling 5 711 and unsecured claims of 1 607. The main asset is a Ray street residence and several lots. The amount creditors receive depends on the sale price of the property. the Dollar Savings association holds a 3 500 first mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Allen
United States
Pittsburg
E. M. Underwood
Ray Street
Dollar Savings Association
Allen
Prof
Morris Feuchtwanger Dies After Streetcar Accident
Morris Feuchtwanger brother of Marcus Feuchtwanger of this city died after being run over by a street car trailer near Penn and Frankstown avenue Pittsburg He was 39 born in New York and lived in Squirrel Hill He leaves a mother brothers Aaron Henry Simon Marcus and others and three sisters. He was a member of Rodeph Shalom Temple and lodge No 11 BPOE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Frankstown Avenue
Pittsburg
Morris Feuchtwanger
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Pittsburg Hospital
East End
Feuchtwanger
A. Weil
A. J. DeRoy Pittsbug
J. Aron
Chicago
North
Mercer Street
Charles Colbin Accident Victim Dies at 19
Charles Colbin, age 19, died this morning after injuries from a Pennsylvania engine collision in the yards last week. He and George Burse were involved. Burse was killed instantly. Colbin’s relatives are not known. remains sent to Ofutt's for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbin
George Burse
Colbin
Lewis Corbin
Akron
Pennsylvania
Offutt
Roy Evans Returns Home After Boston Signing Claim
Roy Evans told friends he had been signed by Boston but returned to New Castle and appeared in the Seventh ward last night. He has not signed with Boston, countering his claim. Mr and Mrs Mulholland of Beaver Falls attended the reception for their son Rev R H Mulholland of this city, hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Love on Leasure avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Evans
Boston
New Castle
Seventh Ward
Evans
Charles Barnard Returns From Visit With Youngstown Friend
Charles Barnard of Seward Avenue has returned from a visit with a friend in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnard
Seward Avenue
Youngstown
Four Shots Fired at Trains Near Standard Brewery
About midnight on Tuesday two wrecking attempts blocked Pennsylvania trains near the Standard brewery in New Castle. Four shots were fired at two trains. three foreigners, Peter Cureo John Smether and John Valino, were arrested on suspicion. Investigations continue with police and railroad officials, with extra precautions issued for all crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Standard Brewery
Deskin
Weddell and McCarthy
Ray
Peter Cureo
John Smether
John Valino
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Rosena Furnace
Funeral of Ernest Mornes Held After Accidental Shot
An overflowing crowd attended the Tuesday funeral at the Mornes residence on North Cedar Street for Ernest Mornes, who was accidentally shot six weeks earlier by a playmate's revolver. Rev. M W Keith presided at Mahoningtown Presbyterian services, with burial at Oakark cemetery and four playmates acting as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mornes
Thomas L. Mornes
North Cedar Street
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Oa’ Rark
Howard Sample
Arthur Mornes
Ray Rhodes
Kenneth Jones
Creditors of S Federkiewitz Meet to Elect Trustee
Creditors will assemble at the Referee in Bankruptcy E M Underwood's office on June 16 to elect a trustee. Miss Harriet Green of Butler is visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Federkiewitz
Office of
Referee In Bankruptcy
E. M. Underwood
Harriet Green
Butler
Indictments and Costs In Several Commonwealth Cases
The grand jury returned true bills in multiple cases including burglary at Ex-Lieutenant Governor Brown’s residence and furnishing liquor to minors. Several other indictments received true bills for crimes such as felonious assault, larceny, rape, fraud, and destruction of property. Not a true bill were returned in cases against Crouch, Orr and Churchfield with costs paid by the prosecutor or county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy” Brown
Hugh Feeney
William M. Brown
Brown
Commonwealth
Giovanni Beneditto
Nicola Zarine
Raffalo Rotenno
Carmine Bar Letta
Herman Wolfe
Jake Wolfe
W. D. Smith
Pasquale Mone
James Neville
C. J Clark
Ed South
Lewis Downing
John W. Crouch
William Orr
M. J. Jackson
George Churchfield
A. Samuel Reno
Elmer McFarland
Audley Boyd
Ida M. Sager
Wm. Rhodes
County of
Lawrence
M. J. O’brien
F. H. Sizer
Roosevelt Narrow Escape After Horse Falls
President Roosevelt had a close brush with death when a young horse reared and toppled with him from a Rock Creek bank. He rolled clear of the animal and sustained only bruises and stiffness, then rode the horse again for over an hour before returning to the White House with orderly Sergeant Me Dermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Criticisms of Ministers Plan Crusade Against Card Parties
A column mocks progressives and ministers opposing dancing and card games as moral panic. It ridicules austere clerics for demanding joyless living, warns against harsh dogma, and suggests cradle to grave gloom if such rules prevail. Continued on Fourth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Untle Sam
U. P
SO. Mill ST
Rocco Racco
Miss Martin
Mary M Cooper
Edenburg
Cyrus Martin
Martin
Italy
Morris
M. Feuchtwanger
Grand
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