Peace Conference Delegates Gather For Week
Delegates from multiple nations convene for a peace conference spanning the week with talks on conflict resolution and cooperation led by senior diplomats.
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08 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
1
Hague Peace Congress Opens With Committees to Lead Work
Delegates from major powers arrive in The Hague as committees prepare the agenda for the second peace congress. Sessions will likely be secret, with plenary meetings once every ten days. Key topics include neutral rights, contraband, bombardment rules, and naval warfare. The event runs about two months with no armament talks due to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press
the Hague
Netherlands
Publishers Press
Great Knights Hall
Russia
M. Nelldoff
Paris
Nelldoff
Wilhelmina
Vangouderaan
Herr Beaufort
Goode Vantroostwyk
Dutch Foreign Office
Hague Arbitration Court
Germany
England
John Fry
M. Louis Cone
Engand
Death Record Sarah Pearson Justice v oter street
Death record lists individuals Raens erman Pfeffer 36 Wy att 36 White Ella G. Kerr 21 of 188 Vine street with final disposition pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pearson Justice
Rh Raenserman Pfeffer
Wyatt
Ella G. Kerr
Vine Street
Orchard Lies Day Mr Barnes and Easterly Orchard Lies
Mr Barnes and Easterly Orchard are listed in a brief item read aloud. The notice mentions dental concerns and community reference to orchard events. No further details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
MR. Barnes
Attempted assassination of Governor Peabody dominates Idaho case testimony
Boise dispatch details James Orchard's accusation of bomb making, his plotting to kill Governor Peabody, and testimonies by Easterly, A. L. Arnold, and Major Nayler. Richardson questions Orchard about movements, meetings with Haywood, Pettibone, and others, and the supposed executive board order backing the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Boise
Ida
Orchard
Barnes
A. L. Arnold
Mine Owners Association
Cripple Creek
H. A. Nayler
Victor
Col. Arnold
Nayler
Richardson
Denver
Ouray
Haywood
Moyer
Telluride
Pettibone
Peabody
Stevens
Steve Adams
Adams
John M. O'Neill
Chicago
O'Neill
Lyte Gregory
Gregory
Idaho City
Federation
Simpkins
Hartford visitors hosted by local residents
Mrs Alfred W Olds and her mother Mrs McKee of Hartford formerly of this city have been entertained extensively during their stay. At noon today Mrs Mary Eower of North Mercer Street hosted a small party at the Lawrence club with a luncheon in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Olds
McKee
Hartford, Conn
Mary Eower
North Mercer Street
Lawrence Club
Conductors Collect Only Nickels After Midnight
Pittsburg Railways orders conductors to stop collecting 10 cent fares after midnight in line with a new congressional law. In Newcastle, however, 10 cent fares are still charged after midnight and officials say no such directive has been issued locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pittsburg Railways Company
New Castle
Atty Akens Argues Sunday Street Car Necessity in Court
Attorney C H Akens contends that Sunday street car service may be a matter of necessity under 1794 Sunday law. The hearing before Alderman Mayne debated whether urban transit on Sundays constitutes a prohibited worldly occupation or a permissible necessity. Prosecution attorney Charles E Menard argued the service is not a necessity and violates the act. The matter cites Reading judge Endlich and Chief Justice Lowrie in defining necessity by contemporary standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. C. H. Akens
A .D
Mayne Friday Hight
W. W. Walls
Cam Francis
L. W. Pierce
H. Akens
Charles E. Menard
Akens
Reading
Endlich
Supreme Court
Lowrie
Commonwealth
Nesbit
Mr. Medard
Official count of primaries completes county tally
County commissioners and two clerks finished the official return tally after a long count from midday Wednesday to Saturday. Republicans named Eakin for register and recorder by 65 votes. Democrats showed Neff leading in their ticket with 14 against 24 for Hutton as a write-in, with multiple candidates listed. The News notes the official totals align closely with unofficial counts and that results proceed to the Sixth Page for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McElwee, Jr
Richard Ramsey
Lawrence County
Register
Eakin
Neft
Recorder
Ebbeeae
Iae
Sams Lee
Jones
Tad Shields
Joseph Hanno
James Kinney
A. J. Barnett
William Steen
William Parsh J. M. Phillips
G. V. Morrow
H. M. Good
P. L. Heber
James Gillilan
N. B. Carter
Register and Recorder
Popular Couple Weds Tonight In Beaver Falls
Miss Mayme Cessna and Mr. L A Stiles plan a secretive marriage at the groom’s mother home in Beaver Falls this evening. They will depart for Cleveland then take a boat trip. A local gathering from Junction will see them off. Miss Cessna once worked at Bowers store. Stiles is with P L E in Pittsburgh and formerly a local ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Cessna
L. A. Stiles
Beaci Falls
Beaver Falls
Cleveland
Cessna
Buwer
Stiles
Pittsburg
Charles Callendar Committed on Cheating Charge
Charles Callendar was committed to jail this morning by Alderman Williams on a charge of cheating and defrauding a boarding house keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Callendar
Alderman Williams
Harriman Prosecution Delayed Amid Trust Conference
Washington reports at White House anti trust talks leave Harriman case undecided for now The next action targets the anthracite coal carrying combine with filings likely in Philadelphia next week Other prosecutions await DOJ prep and may push into fall as evidence gathering continues The president seeks guidance from the inter state commerce commission before final decisions are made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Harriman
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Loeb
Bonaparte
Chirman Knapp
Fire and Disorder Amid House Fight on South Mill Street
A Friday evening disturbance at Lou Schrengost’s domicile on South Mill street involved Georgia Mobley who caused a lamp to crash through a window starting a small fire. Chief Connery was stabbed in the left hand during the confrontation. Mobley was arrested for disorderly conduct and held in the lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Schrengost
South Mill Street
Lou
Georgia Mobley
Georgia
Mobley
Miss Schrengost
Fire protection plan for Pittsburg Stove plant
The fire committee favors city and water company split of half the cost to extend water mains from Mahoning Avenue to the Pittsburg Stove and Range plant. The stove foundry, inside fire limits, currently lacks protection and recently faced a serious blaze fought by bucket brigades. The proposal goes to council Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Stove and Range Company
Fire Committee of Councils
Mahoning Avenue
Water Company
Burkett Linked to Broadcloth Theft on B&O Rail Line
Perkins detectives hunt missing suspect Burkett one of three Baltimore and Ohio trainmen accused of stealing broadcloth valued at 150 from a box car at New Castle Junction. Mrs. Suttlemeyer stands to lose 600 after bonding him. Bridges and West face trial with Burkett still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkett
New Castle Junction
W. M. Burkett
Mary Suttlemeyer
Youngwood
Suttlemoyer
Charles Bridges
Alfred West
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
Newa Junction
John Elkins
Luttlemeyer
Perkins Detective Agency
Polish School to Rise Near Madonna Church in Oakland
Rev John AndrzejJewski leads plans for a new Polish school on Elmwood avenue Oakland near the Church of Madonna. An option on a 75 by 100 foot site is held for a future building costing about 10000 dollars with six rooms for 20 pupils. Meantime a temporary addition will serve next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
John Andrzejewski
John AndrzejJewski
Church of Madonna
Elmwood Avenue
Vincent Gawelski
Men drain miniature lake on South Mill Street
A crew under Street Commissioner Barteaux began draining the miniature lake on South Mill Street near the Pennsylvania crossing. The action provides temporary relief from severe sewer conditions until the new storm sewer is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barteaux
South Mill Street
Pensylvania Crossing
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania Weekend
The forecast shows a warm trend for Sunday in the southern portions, with a cooler night on Friday. Saturday remains mild with increasing clouds and a chance of light showers in the far southwest. Highs reach the 60s in southern counties.
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Hague
Govenor Peabody
Idaho
Buffalo
Ote M. KH. McCaskey
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co. Lines
Youngstown, O
Joseph Hutton
This City
W. Burkett
Mrs. Mary Suttlemover
Surance
Perkins
Pennsylvania
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