Many Motions and Petitions Rule Court Proceedings
Wednesday’s court session handled numerous motions and petitions. Deeds for property sold by Sheriff Matthews were confirmed, while judgments and new trials were granted in several cases including Moore versus Shenango Glass and Haines versus Kahler. A divorce was granted to Vimery from Ismery. Final and partial accounts in multiple estates were approved, auditors appointed, and various bridge and public works matters reported. Man, Wylie McCaslin, and Judge Miller oversaw rulings as bondsmen and audit statements moved toward September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
A Winternitz
Harry Moore
Shenango Glass Company
Winternitz
Pattie Haines
I. T. Kahler
Nicholas Capio
Custle Electric Street Railway Company
Wmhackstone
Charles Vimery
Sarah Ismery
R. K. Aiken
RK. M. Johnsten
T. Herr
Aiken
Peter Hock Odonner
John Holsinger
Baer
Catherine Slemmons
J. Norman Martin
Henry Kennedy
William Brant
Samuel Wiley
The
Commonwealth
Lawrence Armstrong
Rh. K. Aiken
William J. Burton
Mary Kline
O. la Jackson
Jacob Smith
Joseph R.simpson
T. Kurtt
J. M. Martin
Reyburn
Henrietta Leonard
Nicholas Lestie
Wallace
H. W. Grigsby
Birdie Liser
Harry Riser
Wylie McCaslin
Newport
Plaingrove
Jameson Run
Hackenbury Run
Slippery Rock
Mahoning River
Union Township
Hazel Dell Run
Union
Taylor
Miller
City of New Castle
David Dickey
John Blevins
John Elder
John Thorown
Henrry Tates
W. DD. Wallace
Bondsimen
Aaron L. Hazen
McCaslin
Hazen
W. H. Stoner
Robert Stoner
Joseph Stoner
Scott Township
Dalance
James Neal
Ec. T. A
Alewnander Neal
Pulaski Township
Frances M. Calderwood
Esther F Calderwood
Thomas Ashmore
Hlorace Ashmore
Cleveland
William Paden
Isaac Bryan
Wilmington Township
John J. Foster
Madwin Foster
Washington Township
Dadiance
David P. Jackson
John Schimid
J.T. Mecklin
Rachel Jones
Wayne Township
Sarah Mel. Leslie
John Presley Leslie
New Castle
Virginia I. Sheets
Frederick Sheets
Newastie
George W. Scott
Marshall Glover
Little Beaver Township
Marshall Hover
Oscar L. Jackson
Jos. R. Sampson
Lawrence County
Amos B. Cunningham
Mar
Mrs Jean Kay laid to rest at Oak Park cemetery
Tears and gladness marked the burial of Mrs Jean Kay in Oak Park cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The services at her Wampum residence drew relatives and friends from a generation and beyond. Rev. Edson I. Edmonds officiated with Rev. J. C. Wickens reading the scripture. a choir sang. pallbearers included Kay and McAnlis relatives. Cemetery rites were led by Rev. Dr. Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kay
Oak Park Cemetery
Edson I. Edmonds
J. C. Wickens
Wampum
Edward Kay, Jr
Cecil K. Edmonds
Frederick H. Kay
David H. Kay
W. B. Kay
James McAnlis, Jr
Frank McAnlis
William Moser
Death's Doings Mrs Lorain Dies at Home of Daughter
Mrs Cordelia Lorain wife of Joan Lorain died at her daughter Mrs Perry Vander’s home on Seventh street at 2 30 Friday morning May 8. She had been bedridden with consumption for two years. Aged 42, she leaves a husband and two daughters Mrs George Rose of New Castle and Mrs Vander of Beaver Falls. The remains go to Hoysdale Saturday at noon for funeral services at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Lorain
Joan Lorain
Perry ‘Ander
Seventh Street
Beaver Falls
Hoysdale
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Local Couples
Marriage licenses have been granted to John M Yoho and Jessie A Medard of Shenango township, Harry D Rob inson of Mahoning township, and Maud M Leslie of Hillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Yoho
Jessie A. Medard
Shenango Township
Harry D. Robinson
Mahoning Township
Maud M. Leslie
Hillsville
Death Notice: Mrs. Jean Kay of Wampum Passes at 81
Mrs Jean Kay widow of Edward Kay aged 81 years enters eternal rest after a life of faith and service. Born 1819 in Scotland she came to America in 1842 and lived in Cleveland before marrying Edward Kay in 1843. Surviving children include John K Kay David Kay Jennie Fitch Margaret Edmonds and Windsor Kay with siblings and relatives noted. Interment at Oak Park cemetery to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kay
Wampum
Edward Kay
Earth
Jean Lowrie
David and
Margaret Lowrie
Scotland
Berwick-on-Tweed
America
Cleveland
John K. Kay
Warmpum
David Kay
New Castle
Jennie Fitch
C. KE. Fitch
Margaret Edmonds
Molson Edmonds
Thethodist Episcopal
Mead- Ville
Wiward Kay
Alexander Lowrie
A. H. Lowrie
Nigin, I
Hamburg
Elgin Advocate
William Lowrie
Titusville
Annie Moser
Margaret McAnnlis
James McAnlis
Wampurn
David
Thomas
John Robert
Peter
Youngstown
David Tod
Ohio
Lloyd-Booth
Kay
Samuel Kimberly
Lemuel Mather
William Bingham
Oak Park Cemetery
Injuries From Summer Assault Lead to Death
George Kaufman of Coaltown was brought to Dr. Ed. s. Cooper with severe lower abdominal injuries Sunday. The case was described as accidental but police later reported Kaufman died from his injuries. The physician hopes for no further complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaufman
Coaltown
Ed. S. Cooper
Ixaufman
Famine Years Move New Castle Women To Aid India
The W C T U of New Castle plans to ship clothing to famine stricken women in India. Five yards of cloth or 60 cents buys material for a skirt or needed garments. Donations of money or cloth are welcomed at Willard Hall or with Miss Maitland, with early gifts urged to ship promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
India
Willard Hall
Miss Maitland
Miner Killed In Coal Mine Accident
Andy McLaughlin of Pardoe was wedging loose coal in the Filer mine at Grove City when a block fell and crushed him he may have died from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McLaughlin
Pardoe
Filer
Grove City
Jones and Watkins Obtain Pittsburg Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in Pittsburg yesterday to John D. Jones and Sarah A. Watkins, both of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John D. Jones
Sarah A. Watkins
New Castle
Why They Struck At Clark Bros Glass Works
An industrial dispute at Clark Bros. Glees Manufacturing in Bilwood City Pa. began when workers disobeyed a no smoking rule tied to insurer objections, leading to firings and a strike. After talks, discharged workers were reinstated if they refrained from smoking, while wage conferences continue across glass trade sectors with Atlantic City set for final scales on June 25. The bite of dissension grows as window glass and snappers seek separate bargaining to protect their own interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bros. Glees Manufacturing Company
Fiiwood City
Stevenson
Thiseek
Atlantic City
Runaway horse causes near-train disaster on Pittsburg street
A frightened horse attached to a Shenango farmer's buggy bolted on Pittsburg street as a special Pennsylvania Railroad inspection train passed. The horse crashed into the guard gates, injuring gatekeeper William Ernest and wrecking the buggy while Henry Brand, shaken but unhurt, stayed aboard to watch the danger pass. A large crowd witnessed the close call involving President Cassett’s tour train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Street
Cassett
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Brand
Shenango Township
Wiliam Ernest
Brand
Ernest
Death by Own Action In Beaver Falls Area
Beaver Falls Tribune reports Albert Black of Enon died by his own action. Coroner White visited the farm where Black was last seen alive about an hour and a half before discovery. A German named Thomas left the house with two men, heard Black say goodbye, and later found the granary door open and Black hanging by a halter rope. Life was extinguished, rope cut by companions, body lowered, and life was found to be extinct. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Black
Thomas
Mr. Black
M. Black
New Castle Men Plan Oil and Gas Drilling near West Middlesex
A group of New Castle businessmen organize to drill for oil or gas near West Middlesex, leasing about 700 acres. Prospects look favorable with shares at 10 dollars each, offering a low cost investment and potential large returns. Limited shares remain. interested parties may write George D. Jones, box 435, for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
West Middlesex
George D. Jones
Funeral service for Mrs George Gillette announced
The funeral of Mrs George Gillette, noted in Monday's News, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Croton M. E. Church. Rev Shepherd will conduct services with Rev McDowell assisting, followed by interment at Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillette
Croton M. FE
Shepherd
McDowell
Oak Park Cemetery
Strange Death At Coaltown Inquest Fails To Fix Cause
In Coaltown, Nesham county, Georg e Rauffman died after an inquest into injuries from an event at Robert Speer’s home. Witnesses recount intoxicated bystanders, a dancing scene, and a fall described as accidental. Verdict: death caused by falling upon while dancing, with Harry and Will Davis present. Age 47, survived by wife and five children. funeral at U P cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GeorgeRauffman
Coaulttown
Neshannock Township
Ed &. Cooper
W. G. Wilson
B.C. Porter
Hadwin Cook
James Ward
Inovel
Zeighey
G. S. Grant
Robert Speer
Kauffman
Will Davis
Barry Davis
George Kauffman
Will
Davis
le O
Mary
Davis Boys
Joseph Brown
Harry Davis
Allen Rt. Tinston
Harry
Charley Simons
Bertha
Adam
Ruth
U. P
Lutton’s
Father and son reunite in Bellevue asylum
A pathetic incident at Bellevue hospital pavilion ends with Peter Leidner seeking his father. The elder Leidner, once admitted Monday, is brought near the other ward after a patient’s ballad breaks the silence. The younger Leidner, driven insane on Tuesday en route to the reunion, sobs as they embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Fibher
Peter Leidnes
Leidner
Blo
Leo
Deadly Italian Feud in Bound Brook Leads to Fatal Shootout
In Bound Brook New Jersey on June 6 Antonia Travalgio died and Vincenas Geminio was wounded in an Italian quarter feud. Geminio had fallen for Travalgio's wife and shot him after a year in prison. Travalgio tried to surrender but shot himself as police closed in. Geminio will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Bound Brook
N. J
Ialian
Antonia Travalgio
Vincenas Geminio
Geminio
Travalgio
Girl seen with youths in woods near Oscar Warner place
For days a girl not over 15 years old has been spotted prowling the Sheep Hill woods, often with five or six young men. On Friday reports say 15 followed her to the woods. Citizens call for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Warner Place
Sheep Hill
Engineer Walters Gibson Burned at Tin Mill Incident
Walter Gibson of the Fourth ward an engineer at the tin mill was badly burned Tuesday morning when a boiler flame blew back burning his face head and hand. Dr. T J Blackwood attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gibson
T. J. Blackwood
Remains of W. W. Rudesill to Arrive Wednesday Morning
The remains of the late W. W. Rude sill will arrive here Wednesday morn ducted at the residence of his brother Frederick Rudesill on Main Street at 10 a m by Rev HW S Jordan. Interment Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rudesill
Frederick Rudesill
Main Street
Jordan
Oak Park
Jaw Broken by a Kick Near Hadenburg
Frank White found Gilbert Mack badly injured beside the road near Hadenburg. Mack’s jaw was broken and he was kicked during a runaway team. He was treated at Hadenburg and later taken to Shenango Valley Hospital. His condition is serious but not fatal, and the exact cause of the accident remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Hadenburg
White
Gilbert Mack
Khdenburge
Shenango Valley Hospital
Offutt & Co
Malaria Strains Describe Philippine Hospital Struggle
Mrs. J. W. Reis received three letters from her brother Dr. W. G. Miller assistant surgeon U S A on Negros island in the Philippines He reports a hospital at Bacolod with hard to obtain medical stores many sick people and no fighting yet but Filipinos recently approached within 30 miles before being frightened away He notes improper supply department management irregular mail service monotonous routine and plans to return home this fall due to the malaria season and poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reis
W. G. Miller
U.S. A
Negros Ishind
Philip Pines
Bacolod
Growing Worse for Shenango Pioneer's Father
George Grigsby of Shenango township, father of Hon. H. W. Grigsby, is critically ill with little prospect of recovery. He has been steadily failing for a week with dropsical trouble, probably due to Bright's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grigsby
Shenango Township
H. W. Grigsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garet Sutton
George W. Carr
David A. Carr
John Carr
Wgalance
Este
Annie M. Devine
William J. Irvine
Ellwood City
John G. McConahy
W. W. Morrison
T. Kurtz
Joseph A. Field
W. J. Neff
Samuel H. Neff
W. E. Cox
Florence L. Phillips
Iphisim Phillips
North Beaver Township
Washington Kildop
Slippergro K Township
Susannah Blackstone
Henry McCreary
Thomas McCreary
Neshannock
Robt Peebles
William Peebles
Scoti Township
Jacob H. Byler
Ranuel Kaufman
Bahlaince
Mary Alford
Thomas J. Alford
Ester J. Simison
Parke
Simison
Rose A. Fields
W. N. Fields
Elizabeth A. McGraw
William McGraw
Sophia Hollerman
Martin Hollerman
Benjamin Mwissinger
S. W. Bell
Rose Fisher
Rose Thomas
L. Hunt
Huntingdon Reformatory
George Muse
Byron’ Pyle
Grady’s Jordan
John Jordan
Middlesex
Gota Marriage License
Albert Black
Enon
Funeral Service
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Crouch, Beatty
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