Highwaymen Rob An Ellwood Man In Wild West Style Robbery
An elderly Ellwood man, Burns, was robbed of $1,000 by three highwaymen near the One Weldlesss Yube plant. A chase followed with two suspects captured and jailed. one robber remains at large. The attackers fled to Midwood City in a vehicle, and local authorities prepared to present two prisoners for hearing while confiscating several properties at county auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwand City
Jall
Midwood City
Kitwood City
Blehie
Chey
Parsott Tung
Satchel
Burns
Hey
Mententa
Siedle
Lollenwins
Chewton
Valberg
Onigar
Aml
Lin
HMC
James Brown
J. Lee
Death Claims Mrs Jennie Locke at Lapp y Home
The death angel entered the home of ty M. Lotke at 10 Whipvo avenue and took his wife Mrs Jennie Locke Friday evening. She was 20 years old and left a 6 year old son Joseph Earl. She was a member of the Onlelap Mission Church. Funeral arrangements include a viewing at home Sunday and a funeral service at the Baptist church in Marking, with burial at Harrisburg cemetery. Interment planned. Aiken of Shenauge Lowney appointed notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty. M. Lotke
Whipvo Avenue
Jennie 2. Lacks
Caltatur
Joseph Earl
Ake
Onlelap Mission
Onlelap Mission Church. Mrs. Locke Was Daughter of Mr. and Mra, Doseph A. Yoran
Graithare
Ling Jor- Tun
Ofarlinsburg
Clarener
Imes
Mra
Lackaluvin
Sid
Réaklence AL Idom
Harriisbury Cemetery
Trunk Stolen From Tulane Residence After Night
The complainant, Antonio Sarptino, alleges a thief entered his dormitory room at Fun Lawn House on a Saturday night and stole a trunk containing $3200 in cash and other valuables. The theft occurred after Sarptino returned at 12:40 AM and his roommate Pisxa had not yet returned. The item was carried about 40 yards from the house before the thief fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canming Pizea
John Jr
Portes
Antonio Sarptino
Tulane
Sarcafino
Pisxa
Ford
Bane
Mish Lulu Botles Returns as Star Writer for The Baws
The News welcomes Mish Lulu Botles as lead writer after a period with another paper. Her refined artistry and versatile style are expected to raise the paper’s quality and speed in news gathering and presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Botles
Neshaanocle
Uwening
Miss Toyvlas
Smd
Abe
Serious Charge Against Mont Huxton Before Alderman Potter
Mont Huxton faced a serious charge brought by Mrs. Wilzabeth Kuherer alleging he enticed her daughter into serap in his house and assaulted a 15 year old girl. The girl testified to the trouble, Buxton denied the charge, and Alderman Potter requested the evidence be sent to the District Attorney before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Huxton
Potter
Wilzabeth Kuherer
Buxton
Serap
Tn Uly
Baxton
Aldara Potter
Fatally Injured Carpenters After Scaffold Fall in Elkwood City
Two carpenters, Yamuel Tavis and Klingensmith, fell from a scaffold at a Curry building site on Broadway in Elkwood City. Klingensmith suffered a concussion but is expected to recover. Tavis and the other worker sustained severe internal injuries and may die. The project involves a three story brick hotel, 40 by 80 feet, near the Aharon steel works site, with rapid progress claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamuel Tavis
Klingensmith
Elkwood City
David
Margan Om
Big City
Broadway
Aharon Steel Company
Bougit Fine Horse Trade Recorded by Local Buyers
Thomas Martin of Matngeore purchased a fine draught horse from John Gare of Washington Kawn ahi for a private consideration. The record notes the horse as well known to horse lore enthusiasts, with participation by TA TR officials at an encampment event beginning AY Geltyabung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougit
Thomas Martin
Matngeore
Sitheday
John Gare
Washington Kawnahi
Phealler
Caintry
Lse
Narrow escape in head end collision near Spring Common
Engineer John Welsh and crew escaped serious injury after a head end collision on the Pennsylvania road about 200 feet west of Spring Common in Youngstown. Fireman Ty Hammond and brakeman Charles Myers also jumped to safety. the crash left the main track and adjacent line blocked and the cause disputed between crews and the depot operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
Mreman
T. A. Hamman
Charles Syeva
Pennsylvania
Spring Common
Youngstown
Windinaton
Inginewr
Ty As
Hammond
Peek
Charles Myers
Eugineer
Billy McCready
Whitler
Welsh
Ayers
Fred Webner
Market Street
Lagmar
No. 278
P.& W. Lack
Peculiar Saturday Evening Disturbance at Local Gallery
A stranger triggered a chaotic scene at a South Jefferson gallery when he drew a revolver but fired none. A chase through Jefferson and Washington streets ensued, ending with a shirt taken from B Shulkiansky and the lad later returned after his father paid $4. The incident involved Marry Ulrich's son and prompted police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thivsa
Jefferson Street
Hai
B. Shulkiansky
South Jefferson Evi
Proprietoy
Washingtoin Street
Will Tha Rusutt
Hand of Death Claims Widow in Sixth Ward Tragedy
Suakey Street in the Sixth Ward mourns as Mrs Ubry, 34, dies after years of tuberculosis. Daughter of the late Johnny Rohner, widow of a husband who died five years ago, she leaves four children and a brother in Pittsburgh. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 7:00 AM at St Joseph's Church, with internment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Izsie Ubry
Suakey Street
Ubry
Johny Rohner
Oastie
Tour Lit
de Ehilyen
John Rohner
Pittsburg
Tossa
City Suits McCracken Over Property Assessment
City of New Castle sues George W. McCracken in Wayne County Court before Judge William D. Wallace. Plaintiff attorney Oscar L. Jackson. defense by James A. Gardner. Contested assessment cites a disputed amount of property on Court Street and alleged misstatements after the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New Castle
George W. McCracken
William D. Wallace
James A. Gardner
Oscar L. Jackson
Plaintff
Court Street
Defendan Wits
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
The following marriage licenses were filed recently: Jarier McAfen of New Cassin wed Tutte Witzgerakl of Triedtuns Willan P. Gane of Naw Castle wed Maud Mt Wet of Butler.
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Hcenses
Brave Noon
Butlers
Jarier McAfen
New Cassin
Tutte Witzgerakl
Triedtuns
Willan P. Gane
Naw Castle
Mmc
Maud Mt Wet
Butler
New Cascade Park adds lake view and open shelter zoo plan
Workmen clear rubbish at Cascade Park as a new addition along the lake promises the finest view and most popular spot. The zoo moves to the coast side of the lake with shelter houses planned and the island path rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casile Merion Company
Je UU
Buchiniin
Arolialti Lake
Bet Iheiy Iine
Raving
Zoe
Fency Benedttely
James R. Lowe veteran of war dies in city home
James R. Lowe aged about ninety is dead at his daughter Mee Teonard street home. He served in the federal army during the Civil War and answered repeatedly when called for volunteers. He was born in Butler County and lived there most of his life, moving to Oceans City last October to reside with his daughter. He attended the English Lutheran Church and remained fond of its work, though limited by age. He leaves two children, Mrs. Reed and a son near New Wilmington. The body will be returned to Butler County for burial, with services by funeral director Quinn & Rice aboard the Pittsburg and Northwestern at 9:14 o clock Sunday morning.
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James
Tk. Lowe
Mee
Teonard
Epworth Striet
Lowe
Buller County
Qug City
New Castle
Fool & Deep
Reed
New Wilmington
Waller County
Qunn & Rice
Pittsburg & Nestorn
Violin Debut Echoes Old-Time Melodies at Clarity Hall
An evening program at Clarity hall featured a New Castle violin crafted for W. J. Kivier by John Meederick of Unit City. The instrument was praised for its exceptional tone, with a new pattern update and solid workmanship on pine and timber, while the performance recalled cross-roads gatherings and motherly memories of bygone days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitlebuce
Agile
Olf
Clarity Hall
Tnsere
W. J. Kivier
New Qasue
John Meederick
Unit City
Mr. Kirker
Four Verdicts in Local Civil Cases
The court delivered verdicts in several cases including Henry J. Bostwick v Timmerman and related disputes. A jury found for the plaintiff in one action with damages about 634 for Mrs Timmerman’s property commission issues. Additional city cases against Ashton and others were settled by agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Bostwick
Mary A. Zimmerman
Jude Wallace
Marin
Bostwick
A. W. Gardner
Acorney
Martin
Simmnermin
Hhrehaser
Snally
Timmerman
Tileman Brothers
Phi
John Ashton
Jom W. Tiatt
Aganec H
McCullough
Harvey J. McGaun
Farmers urged to subscribe to daily paper at The News
Notice invites 10 farmers to call at The News office to subscribe for the daily paper. An 8-year-old son of Mr and Mrs George Swinn at Gomay Timeyteet (unclear) injured in an accident, with references to De Biemed Warner and a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swlnn
Gomay
Republican County Committee Holds Mass Meeting on Campaign
The Republican county committee met Saturday with 27 representatives from across the county attending. Treasurer’s report approved, resolutions adopted appointing executive and filling vacancies, with officers and auditors elected for 1801 and other officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicam County
Clauensia
Brown
Phat
Elcirman
Ain
Cudre Dammiltes
Oleeror O Olivers
Diarihee
Ing Geman
Harman Sohn
Lawn Aras Ree
Attoyiegarles Dt
Fire Damage Strikes Shenango Engine House No 1 Mill
A Saturday night fire in Shenango’s engine house cellar caused about 1000 dollars in damage. Five lines of hose fought the blaze for nearly four hours as dense smoke from grease and floor coverings hampered efforts. No machinery was harmed and mill operations resumed after the fire was contained. Local firefighters led by Chief Connery battled the flames, with appreciation later voiced for George Greer and Dean’s restaurant for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Rin
Connery
Ale
Wellar
Chet Coumers
George Creer
Sir Greer
Dean's
MeWatty Brother of Mrs Gertie Dies in Mercer County
Robert Wa Watty died Wednesday night about ten oclock at the Mercer District hospital the loss of life of his sister Mrs Marc Gertie. He was in ill health during the past two years returning from Arizona and California seeking relief. He came from Portaview 1 Mover and reached here Thursday of the week. bedridden and prostrated by the long journey. He was born and raised in the area and was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. Survived by his mother Mrs Rebekah MeWatty and sisters Mrs Mary S Gordon of MeCo and Mrs L H Chace now with her husband in the Abbonites, and by his brother Vaward C MeWatty of New York City. The funeral was held in New Yank of Why heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoberk G. MeWatty
Ovcliek
Marc Gertie
Atye
Mewatty
Ind
Raisi
Rebekah MeWnchy
Mary
Gordon
Meco
Chace
Wasband
Aother
Vaward C. Mewatty
New York City
Deswagel
New Yank
Why Heat
New Castle Oil and Gas Company Seeks State Approval
5 Incorporated oil and gas firm formed with A M Apple M B R Coney W Harksell Ira S Parker son and G F Muntwerser to develop lands in a Columbus filing. In other news Findley McCreary of Neshannock township lost the first finger when a timber fell at a fat barn. Dr. J A Smith performed an amputation.
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Caatle OL and Gas Company
Columbus
A.M. Apple
M. BR. Coney
W. Harksell
Ira S. Parker
GF. Muntwerser
Floger
Findley McCreary
Neshannock Township
J. A. Smith
Letters Issued in John Robiron Estate
Public notice lists the probate letters of administration issued for John Robiron, with his heirs James and Te da Tolidon, in South Begvor township, People 1 Aloneg. The document confirms the complete settlement and outlines the legal actions for the Sunday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robiron
James 1
Te da Tolidon
Daring Hold Up On Preston Avenue Last Night
Morgan Francia, a tin worker on Preston Avenue, was attacked by three men while walking home. He was stabbed in the right side, sustaining serious wounds, as passersby and a resident aided him until help arrived. police received a description and possible arrests may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Francia
Preston Avenue
Mie
Eveniox
Pitth
Tie
Tame Street
Tréstoh Avenue
English Cob Joins Greer of Miwood and Lew Castle
Greer of Miwood and Lew Castle submit the bottall horse to NX Rogers of Lew Castle. The horse is described as the finer horse in Lawvandée county and is shied to Newert where Rogers can locate a ready purchaser.
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Greer
Miwood
Mity
Uab
NX Rogers
Lew Castle
Lawvandée
Newert
Mtr
Rogers
Assaults at Rock Point Riot Lead to Arrests and Charges
Were assaulted at Eile wood City Saturday. Eluer Hama and others arrested on aggravated assault and battery and affray charges. Principals in a riot at Rock Point 07 Tireoring dey. Victims Youy Manelnnelia and his father severely wounded. Detective Pawalt aided in arrests. Both sides injured, taken for medical care. Aldermen Fulkerson and Polter set hearings for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalla Mayne
Ed Newton
Frank Reed
Robert Devine
Charles Meas
Eluer Hama
Eilewood City
Rock Point
Youy Manelnnelia
Plaintif
Hig
Pawalt
Tsnsylvania Refiraad
Moth
St Hakessary
Fulkerson
Darwell AL Durini
Jobh Tr Polter
Ginoda
Piano bargains at Sharp store in Pittsburg
A sale advertises upright pianos and artist packs at low prices for a short time. The notice promises good selection and value and directs readers to Sharp opposite Union depot in Pittsburg. Contact Ezité-Tel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Union Depot
Pittsburg
Ezité-Tel
Pastor Appointed at Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Rev. S. A. Kirkbride of Leesburg accepts the pastorate at the New Wirtington Neshannock Presbyterian church and plans to begin work June 1. He is noted as able and should help the congregation grow and prosper under his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Kirkbride
Leesburg, Ris
Neshannock Presbyterian
New Wirtington
Kirkbride
Widow Margaret Black Granted Civil War Pension
Margaret P. Black widow of a Civil War veteran has been granted a pension of $3 by the Pension Bureau. The payment covers the widow’s allowance and acknowledges the veteran’s service. Her eligibility is noted in the Pension Bureau records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Black
Fuis
The
Pension Bureau
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Itsely
Kurwood City
Sheriff's Sales
James H. Brown
Laura J. Swank
EN. Baer, Esq
Whitlam Tratener
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W. N. Pails
Mmvithias Sakmann
Rilwood City
A. Stueloty
Attyup Christie
Tm Sixth Ward
Hoi, Gregory, Hey
Ernest DP. Teche
Piu
Union Township
D. C. McNabbb
Bsroperty
Tuli VW
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Grant Street
W. H. Fils
RK. Allen
Mons N
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Ths
Treyer
Nox
Wilkisin
Jacks
Uiriuinger
Aiken
Shenauge Lowney
Ina Leen
Stafe
Joe
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Awful
DEAT
S. Mpcracken
Cascade Park
James R. Lowe
Anew Castle
Groken
Robert Wa Watty
New Maine
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ROYAL
Ayath Suur
Ficyal Baring Powder CO
William ST
New York
Oxfords
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Crouch, Beatty & CO
Filohe
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