Highwaymen Raid Ellwood City Bank and Rob Elder Burns
Three masked highwaymen raided Burns at Ellwood City after he withdrew $4,000 from Pines National Bank. Burns resisted and was knocked unconscious then recovered. the trio fled toward the countryside but were pursued by a rapid police response. One robber was captured. two others escaped briefly before authorities secured the scene and began pursuing further. A large local manhunt followed with warrants issued and suspects identified by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kilwood City
Burns
Wincastone
Pines National Bank of
Tltwood
Sigmerlyce
Oley
Wong
Jurca
Blodie
Avery
Walt
Uo Ii
Vonbars
Rink
Janes Trawn
J. Lee Maleate
Bikwood
Ila Mina
Tons
Trey
Witwaud
Syuirs
Death of Mrs J M Locke at Wilpo avenue
The community mourns Mrs. J M Locke of Wilpo avenue who died Sunday evening at age 46. Survived by husband, son, and parents, she was a longtime member of Oakland Baptist Church. Funeral service will be at 10 am at the family home, with Baptist church rites, burial at Fallenburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Locke
Mra
Deanlo BE
Locke
Bunnag
Toypler Ceneral Servicy I the Baptist Whareh
Thorlanalari
Falanabarg Cemetery
Stolen trunk leads to arrest in Italian neighborhood
Chanine Digenwieg was brought before Aternan John Ti Potter on a theft charge after a trunk was stolen from a lodging on a Monday night. The incident followed a party and involved money and valuables, with Sarafiay and six other Italians in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanine Digenwieg
Aternan
John Ti Potter
Jarveny
Antonio Sarafiay
Alitown
Saragno
Muout Bal
Digan
Ag Plaza
Barafina
Miss Luli Boyles Rejoins The News Staff
Miss Luli Boyles of Nesligineck Avenue returns to the News as a draft writer on the Voice Of The News. Her proven literary ability and entertaining style will boost the paper’s reporting and brighten pages once more. She began here, left for another local paper, and now reenters amid a strong news staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luli Boyles
Nesligineck Avenue
Dhe
Serious charge heard before Alderman for Buxton
The case involved Buxton accused of luring a 15 year old girl into a room and assaulting her. The young witness, described as slightly demented, testified she was overpowered. The hearing continued as officials planned to refer the evidence to the district attorney before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Piston
Tain
Marang
Abs
Elizaveth Maherer
Plaintie
Buxton Ga
Yonge
Etl
Buxtan
Watt P.m
Poller
Ise Triet
Fatally Injured Workers At Hibwood City Construction Site
Samuel Vayis and a fellow carpenter Ilingrnamith fell from a scaffold at Hibwood City while working on a New Hotel project on Sheth Street. Vayis suffered serious internal injuries and possible fatal condition. Ilingrnamith had a concussion but is expected to recover. Full accident details awaited. Thames Martin bought a fine horse from John Garr in Washington township, described as among the best of its kind. Joe and His Gun recounts a tale of a gun medal and a worker’s act during an event related to the A F L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Vayis
Ilingrnamith
Hibwood City
David
Wlingensmith
Sheth Street
Thames Martin
Philngrove
Batchlay
John Garr
Washington Township
Narrow escape in Pennsylvanian train collision near Youngstown
Engineer John Welsh and crew escaped serious harm after freight No. 278 and eastbound No. 278 collided on the Mennnsylvania road near Spring Common. Several men, including Charles Myers and Billy McCready, jumped to safety as engines and cars jammed. All injured were minor. authorities and crews described unclear causes and warnings. The main Pennsylvania track and adjacent line were blocked after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enghiger
John Welsh
Ierman
T. AL Tiina
Shea Bregenin
Charles Myers
Uniechy
Mennnsylvania Road
Spring Common
Youngstown
Basibound Freighe
Denys
John Wellhrough
Hammond
Parkwall
Billy McCready
Gethier
Welsh
Myers
Vanmond
Ini
Chiel
No. 278
Dod
Pennsylvania
Ronan
Peculiar Saturday Shooting Gallery Clash Ends With Police
An unknown man argued with a shooting gallery proprietor on Abe Dlamend Street Saturday. He drew a revolver but no shots were fired. A boy, Willie Ulrich, seized bystanders’ attention as he took a horsehair from a South Jefferson store. the chase led into Washington Street before the crowd dispersed and the boy was taken to police. The father claimed someone had given the boy the weapon and that he acted without understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Firsily
Uhissa
Jefferson Street
Willie
Harry Ulrich
Sheep Hill
Shuklansiy
Washington Street
Schooling Gallery
Alhough
Hand of Death Claims Mrs Tingatle Ubry in New Castle
Mrs Tingatle Ubry widow of Charles Ubry died Sunday morning at the Unity Home Conkey Street Sixth Ward after years of tuberculosis. She was a daughter of John Rohner and had lived in New Castle 14 years. her husband died earlier this month. Surviving are four little children and a brother John Rohner of Pittsburgh. A devout neighbor, she will be mourned by many. Funeral services Tuesday at 8 o clock from St Joseph Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW Oelock
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Insept’s Cemetery
City Sues McCracken Over Property Assessment
The city of New Castle sues George W. McCracken in a case before Judge William D P Wallace. Attorney James Gardner represents the city, Oscar L. Jackson for the plaintiff. The dispute centers on property assessment eligibility and a claim to timely filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ersus
George W. McCracken
Wiliam DP
Wallace Pri
Ames 4
Gardner
Oscar L. Jackson
New Coniste Traction Project At Cascade Park
Work at Cascade Park proceeds on a new addition to the lake area including a broad avenue, shelters, and improved paths. General Manager Gaylord Thompson says the spot will be the park’s finest and most popular feature once finished. the 200-foot area will be moved east of the lake, with shelters and open sites planned nearby and other repairs underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mtehanan
Carlon Towt
New Purchase
Wis Plac
Newarmind
Nnad
Veteran James Lowe Dies After War Service and Ill Health
James R Lowe Tamies Rowe a war veteran died Wednesday evening at his daughter's home in No 10 Epworth street He was in his 88th year and had celebrated his birthday a little over two months ago Illness and infirmities were the cause He was born in Butler County and lived there early Then moved to this city and resided with his daughter In the Civil War he was among the first to respond to the nation’s call and served faithfully The English Protestant congregation in New Castle counted him among its members though declining health limited church work He is survived by two children a daughter and a son who lives near New Wilmington The remains will be interred near former home in Butler County with burial arrangements by Buncrat Directors were to send the body Friday to the Pittsburgh Western at 1st churchafter burial indicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamies, Rowe
A&e
Leonard Reed
Epworth Street
Lowe
Butler
Tbis
Cile
New Castle Newnifol
Tarrheran
New Wilmington
Morne
Butler County
Ium ‘Rice
Western
New Castle Violin Reveals Rare Craft at Addlers’ Event
A New Castle violin by John Fredugiele showcased at the Addlers’ concert impressed with its design. The instrument featured a refined back and tail piece, carved from fine wood, and drew tender memories as ragtime faded in favor of old-time tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mierstuns
Aud
We J. Kicker
New Castle
John Fredugiele
Mr. Birker
Four Verdicts From Courthouse Trials Reported
A set of verdicts<?> from Judge Wallacy's morning session includes Henry J. Bostwick vs Mrs. A. Bimunverman with a $111 award to the plaintiff and other cases like A. W. Borlmess against Hileman Brothers yielding $4 to the plaintiff. Separate settlements noted include John Ashton and Jotur W. Blair for plaintiffs and McCullough versus Iasyer G. stetoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Bostwi
Mre
Mio'y
A. Bimunverman Sas
Wallacy
Immnerman
Hy Boatwick
A. W. Borlmess
Hileman Brothers
Ily Atygalah
John Ashton
Jotur W. Blair
Notice on Farmers and Local Lands Contemplated
Notice lists ten farmers and individuals related to land and legal matters. Mentions John aged two, George Dent, and Samuel Warner in connection with a local daily paper and notices to visit News offices before proceeding. Details are fragmentary but indicate a call to action regarding property or legal claims.
Republican county committee reorgs at courthouse meeting
The Hopihtivana of the county held a meeting Saturday in the courthouse to reorganize the Republican committee. Chairman John B. Brown was reelected. 17 representatives attended. two resolutions created an executive committee and authorized the chair to appoint it and collect campaigns across the county. Treasurer, secretary, and other officers were elected along with several auditores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Tre
Brown
Ta Deaignin
Conumities
John BL
Yous
Cresenter
Fred Hyde
Bier
Waldwhr
Joh M. Gardner
Fire damages engine house cellar at Shenango mill
A Saturday night fire in the Shenango tin mill engine house No 1 cellar caused about 1300 in damage. Firemen battled for four hours after Chief Connery and a second alarm brought additional units. The mill resumed Monday with only the lower floor burned. machinery and work remained undamaged thanks to volunteer aid and thanks extended to George Greer for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Tin Mil
Mae
Mac Fithh
Cel Yural Company
Fist Dines
Hose Werg Ltd
Seth
the Oil
Wear
Chiet Cannery Slone
Fromen Resks
George Greer
Bir Grove
Chick Cannery
Eiko
Dean
Robert Al Watty dies after long illness near sister Mary Gordon
Robert Al Watty, youngest son of the late Chaplain Rev. Watty, died Wednesday after a prolonged illness. He had lived much of his life in California and Bermuda, and recently lay ill at the home of his sister in Mercer. He was about 37 years old. Survived by his wife Hehekaiy McWatty, two sisters Mrs. Mare Gardont Store and Aira CA, and one brother Edward C. McWaits of New York. The deceased was well known in Abiunity and many friends mourn his death.
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Teohoot
MeWartly
Mes
Mary
Gordon
Rey, Or
MeWatty
Hehekaiy McWietty
Mare
Gardont
Aira
Ghanee
Dusband
Phillippines
Edward Cl McWaits
Maw
York Gt
Abi Uty
New Casihe Ob and Gas Corp Formed in Calumbux Calm
The New Casihe Ob and Gas company Medars was incorporated with officers A. Ma aone VL RR Vovey WV Hartzell Tra 5 Fuller GF Manberger. The goal is to develop all ant gun lady. A barneraleing injury at a local bar led to finger amputation for Winding McCreary of Nesharmock township. Dr. S A Stealth performed the surgery. Probate actions involve Tod Robbon's estate with heirs James and Rolfayn of Norte Beaver township. An Inn foundation at cettay completed a nine roomed house on Hyirnco streets in modern style.
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Casihe Ob and Gas
Medars
Incorporathon
Lottera
Omirlhouge
Tod Robbon
James
Rolfayn
Norte Beaver Township
Merle
Allen Fins Inn Foundation
Cettay
Hyirnco
Daring HoldUp On Preston Avenue Injures Man
A Un worker on Preston Avenue was attacked by three masked men who tried to steal his watch and money. The victim, Francis, fought back before being stabbed and left on the street. He crawled to a nearby home for aid and later reported the incident to police with a description of his assailants.ħol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margin Wranels
Preston Avenue
Eider
Flame
Nat
Manny
Francis
Home Street
Atielg
Lon Avenue
Roskilde
de. Evans
Williams Teesday
Horse Sale From Asinwaoa City Sparks City Trade
John Grest of Asinwaoa City sold a big horse to Ne SN Rogers of Sew Castie Thsin. The animal is described as the larger horse in Lawrieenanty. It will be shipped to New York where Itogu's can find a ready nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Grest
Asinwaoa City
Sol
New York
Itogu
Assault charges after Decoration Day rock point incident
Were assaulted dating Mayne Ed Newton Frank Reed Hubert Tirvine Charles Means and Dinner Mazen arrested at Elwood City Saturday charged with aggravated assault and battery severe beating of Yong Manchimella the plaintiff Detective Powell of the Pennsylvania railroad arrested the suspects and brought them to town four stitches were needed in the elder Manchimella’s hand hearing before Alderman Fulkerson and later charges were preferred with $316 each posted by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dating Mayne
Ed Newton
Frank Reed
Hubert Tirvine
Charles Means
Dinner Mazen
Rock Point
Yong Manchimella
Powell
St the Pymnsylvania Railroad
Jerman Fulkerson
al- Yerman Fulkerson
Jouk
PIANO BARGAIN AT SHARP STORE SUMAS CITY
Sumas City dealer Sharp opposite Union depot offers a nine night upright piano for 95 dollars and a packard plan for artists and musicians. Short sale period advertised with strong price emphasis. Reverend S A Kirkbride of Leesburg accepts Neshannock Presbyterian pastorate in Now Wilmington and aims to begin duties in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Union Depot
Sumas Sh St
Widow Margaret Black Granted Civil War Pension
Mrs. Margaret P Black widow of a Civil War veteran is granted a pension of 3 per month by the Pension Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Black
The
Pension Bureau
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Sheriff's Sales
James WH. Brown
Watley
Jaina J. Swank
Chestnut Street
William Thatcher
Sutton Street
W. H. Pulis
Bsn
Matth
Jolr
Newton
Janes Stitt
Lulaster
H.W. Aiken
Thomas N. Stitt
Beaver Deyaship
AL Wilkison
Taek Pludinger
Trow
Atkow
Llenanga
Hag Bron
Polory Publis
Nh Postioxsion
Broadway
Te Ftaran Steel Company
Oncg
Liven
Los
Joe
Camrae Jose Trayia Coretved
Ile Tramearinen
Joe Har
Aweul Dgath
Mgracken
New Cass
Jntler
Cascade Park
James R. Lowe
Castle
Parmners
Céline
Myanidors
George Dent
Alloanty Twentreat
Zeh Qatn Atalra Mhurstny Ff
Colin Bine
Stanuel Warner
MNE
Robert al’ Watty
McCreary
Nesharmmock Township
Dr. 5. A
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder
William ST
PIANO
S. A. Kirkbride
Leesburg
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Juan Wi. Kev. Kirkbride
Oxfords
Crouch, Beatty & CO
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