Motions In Court and Woman Dragged Under Street Car
The Wednesday court session listed multiple motions across cases including Pittsburg Store & Range Co. versus The Cahoone Co. and others. A dramatic street car incident involved Mrs. William Cavin of Jefferson County who, after being dragged, threw her infant clear and survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Pittsburg Store & Range Company
The
Cahoone Company
D. N. Keast
Attoc R. F. Sutliff
George M. Fulkman
Abraham D. Fulkman
Robert. J. Wallace
Harry J. Pierson
George L. Weingartner
Luther W. Bryant
Edward Harris
William J. Moffatt
William Moore
Hannah Moore
John G. Moore
J. M. Martin
George van Berg
Margaret Matthews
R. K. ‘Aiken
Harry G. Goekeler
Nisi
John M. Gardner
Atrmey
T. P. Williams
Evan Thomas
Jennie Thomas
W. H. Falls
Wm. Moore
J. N. Martin
Grand Jury reports 24 true bills in six cases renewed
The Grand Jury met from Monday afternoon to Wednesday evening and filed its final report Thursday morning. It examined 28 cases, returned 24 true bills, and continued six from December term. It recommended jail improvements, an index for powers of attorney, and plot book repairs. Several indictments were returned including furnishing cigaret papers to a minor and felonious rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Porter
Ording
Tathem
Ollowing
Election of teachers received with interest in city
Deep interest spread through the city as teachers were elected for the city schools on Monday evening. The West Side situation created talk and some misimpression about the selection of Miss Russell who led the debate. Miss Cargyacan, Miss Fruit, and Miss Tait were named for teaching assignments with little trouble.
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Rusel
Ign
Cargiyacane
Miss Fruit
Miss Tait
Motion in Court Grants Guardian Proceeds Payment
A motion presented in court by C. H. Aken asked that Dr. C. Main and O Fe Rose executors of the Rose estate pay to Anna I. Whiting guardian of Freda Rose the proceeds of the estate. The motion was granted by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Aken
Dr. C. Main
O Fe Rose
Rose
Anna I. Whiting
Freda Rose
Local Woman Plans Suit Over Street Car Accident
Mrs William Cavin and her child escaped death when a park line street car rolled over them near Pittsburg street and South Croton. She, visiting her sister in Butler Avenue, returns to Brockwayville Pa for recovery and intends suing the traction company for damages. a settlement offer was declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casca Park
Pittsburg Street
Main Street
Williamy Cavin
Jefferson County
Crotons Avenue
Weller
Calvin
William Cavin
South Croton
The
Traction Company
Bucklen’s Amica Salve touted for skin sores and eyes
The ad claims Bucklen’s Amica Salve cures cuts, burns, ulcers, fever sores and sore eyes with a note from D. Lee Gregory of Hope Texas praising its efficacy. It also notes Marshall County West Virginia grand jury returning 61 indictments against brewers for selling beer without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lee Gregory
Hope
Tex
Grand Jury
Marshall County
W. Va
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Claims Quick Heart Relief
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine for weak heart symptoms and nervousness. It credits rapid improvement after initial doses and notes Pain Pills for varous pains. The ad urges purchase from Miles Medical Co. and mentions a money back guarantee.
Famous Deed Case In Equity Fight Over Roberts Conveyance
In a Tuesday session, Jane Roberts seeks to set aside a deed to Norris relatives claiming fraud. Lawyers Gregory Martin Wallace argued fiduciary relations and alleged lack of delivery while asserting constructive possession and misapprehension of the instrument. Court adjourned after a lengthy argument lasting most of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Roberts
Judson C. Norris
H. K. Gregory
W. D. Wallace
J. N. Martin
Gregory
Mr. Martin
Pharitit
Roberts
Martin
Wallace
Thompson to Remain Head of Republic Co
Alexis W. Thompson, while at Shar on this week, denied resignation as president of Republic Iron & Steel Co. He said no friction with Colonel C. W. French, who in turn supported dividend payments and suggested some directors might seek his ouster. A meeting in August will elect a successor to the late Peter Le Kimberly as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis W. Thompson
Sharon
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Thompson
C. W. French
French
Peter le. Kimberly
Deeds Acknowledged by Sheriff Ayers in Court
A list of deeds acknowledged by Sheriff Ayers in court on Wednesday includes transfers in Ellwood to David G. Alsop, in the Fifth Ward to H. A. Wilkison, in Seventh Ward to the Washington National Building and Loan Association, land in Hazel Dell to Virgilia Neri, and Shenando Township to R. L. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Ellwood
David G. Alsop
Fifth Ward
H. A. Wilkisom
Seventh Ward
Washington National Building and Loag Association
Hazel Dell
Virgilia
Neri
Shenanco Township
R. L. Wallace
Marriages Licensed at Youngstown in Recent Issuances
Youngstown issued several marriage licenses yesterday and Saturday. William Wagner twenty four Beloit Ohio and Margaret Koontz nineteen New Castle Pennsylvania. David Crothers twenty four Lowellville and Mettle Seurfass eighteen Hillville Pennsylvania. Larry Curry twenty six Ellwood Pennsylvania and Ey Mongenot twenty one same place. Jonas Theta twenty five New Castle and Arma Kelp one? Isaac Ambrose Lytle thirty two and Geneva C Stewart twenty, both of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
William Wagner
Beloit
Margaret Koontz
New Castle
David Crothers
Lowellville
Mettle Seurfass
Hilleville
Larry Curry
Ellwood
Ey Mongenot
Jonas Theta
Arma Kelp
Isaac Ambrose Lytle
Geneva C. Stewart
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pill Ad
A vintage ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the cure for constipation sick headache biliousness and related ailments. It claims the pills never gripe or sicken and promote early rising energy for both children and adults, sold at Puistoloy's Pharmacy.
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DeWiIt
Puistoy's
Street Fair Planned in South Sharon This Summer
A street fair is scheduled in South Sharon from June 26 to July 1 featuring local vendors, food stalls, and live entertainment. Organizers urge residents to attend and support community businesses during the event.
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South Sharon
Blast furnaces banked at Carnegie Steel New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company idles all New Castle plants for three to four weeks after a recent accident in the blooming department. Rosena Shenango Red Jacket stacks coked down and McKinley furnace blown out for repairs likely requiring relining. The closure stems from preventing surplus pig iron and reflects the integrated operation of the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel Company
New Castle
Rosena
Shenango
Red Jacket
McKinley
New Castle District Conference Concludes With Sermons and Addresses
Rev J C McDonald preached at Seventh Ward M E Church to close the Tuesday night session of the New Castle district conference. A 6 am sunrise service led by Rev F Robinson preceded devotional and business sessions. Addresses covered Wesleyan revival Welsh and London revivals Mormonism and the Far East in Transition. The conference closed with a song service and several pastors speaking. Attendees were entertained by Mahoningtown members due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McDonald
Epworth M. E
Seventh Ward
M. E
New Castle District
F. Robinson
J. A. Lavey
P. A. Reno
Ginader
T. R. Yates
Pulaski Church
King's Chapel
L. H. Eddelblute
J. W. Campbell
Campbell
Far East
W. R. Crosby
J. L Stratton
J. A. McCamey
Final accounts of executors and administrators in several estates
Judge Porter reviews final and partial accounts from numerous executors and administrators for estates in Shenango, Wilmington, Hillsville, North Beaver, Union and Mahoning townships and New Castle. Balances range from zero to thousands. widows elect to retain specified personal and real property valued at modest sums. Several accounts are confirmed and approved for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
J. 5. Bowden
Charlotte McCleary
Shenango Township
William W. Cox
Adelaide Cox
Wilmington Township
O. Ewing
C. Q O. Stacy
Andrew Fox
Hillsville
Frank M. McGraw
James White
North Beaver Township
Nancy Anderson
Alexander Anderson
Pulaski Township
Charles H. Young
Philip Aughenbaugh
Little Beaver Township
Matilda Davis
Lewis Fulkerson
Union Township
Henry V. Macom
John Shaw
Elien Michaels
Washington Township
Frank A. Skeldon
Eliza Alice Skeldon
City of New Castle
Zenas W. McConahy
Martha C. McConahy
Frank F. Brierly
Elizabeth H. Bolton
Lawrence County
Josiah Braden
Myrtle Kildeo
Myrtle Albion
William J
Idai Kildeo
Slipperyrock Township
W. W. Gibson
Mary Ann Luaitton
J.C. McNabb
C. W. Fenton
Robert J. Hogue
Mahoning Eee
Nancy Hoover
Mahoning Township
Richard F. Dana
Martin Dalton
Sixth Ward
New Castle
BE. N. Baer
Detmar P. Knox
James E. Ellis
Carrie May White
Ellis White
Malcolm McConnell
Guardian
Laura White
Malcolm Findley McConnell
Mary White
R. L. Wallace
Amanda Davis
J. W. Boak
Wm. Stevenson
Slipperyrock
Judson C. Norris
Alice M
Jessie E. Reed
James Reed
Palance
Robert J. Fulkerson
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
David Sherban
Barton M. Sherban
Robert L. Wallace
Louis F. Moore
City of
O. Ls. Miller
Joseph Reed
Henry M. Paden
Mary Picarrelli
Louis Picarrelli
Thompson brother suffers broken collarbone in looping the loop act
One Thompson brother, part of Hatch's street carnival for the Eagles, fractures his left collar bone during a free looping the loop bicycle act Friday afternoon. He fell after the wheel failed to land. a physician attended him and the doctor says he will be out for at least two months. The accident drew a large crowd as his brother performed a high dive.
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Thompson Brothers
Hatch
The
Eagles
Free Methodists to Establish Mission at Normal Glen
A Free Methodist mission will be established at Normal Glen school with Sunday evening services at 7 45 conducted by Rev J M Winter. All are invited and children are especially welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Glen School
J. M. Winter
Where Happiness is Found in Middle Class Homes
Don’t seek happiness among the very rich with physicians for every ailment. Find it in comfortable middle class or so called poor homes where Green’s August Flower is used to keep the family healthy and cure stomach troubles. Trial bottle 25 cents, big bottle 75 cents at all druggists.
Gospel Meetings Not Enjoined In Neshan Nock Avenue
Gospel tent meetings along Neshan nock avenue did not face injunction after Mrs. James Peebles opposed them. A large audience attended the opening Thursday with Rev W H Huff of Peniel Texas to lead ten days of services assisted by Rev and Mrs Charles F Weigle. Dozens of local clergymen supported the effort and Bud Robinson arrived to preach. An attorney said injunctions were possible but no formal request was made, and Judge Porter knew nothing of any plan to appeal to law.
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Neshannock Avenue
James Peebles
W. H. Huff
Peniel
Texas
Charles F. Weigle
R. F. Randolph
J. ©. McDonald
Charles W. Foulke
George D. Robinson
Mercer County
Bud Robinson
B. A. Winternitz
the News
William E. Porter
Porter
Markets and prices from New Castle market quotations
Official quotations paid by dealers in New Castle listing prices for butter eggs potatoes lettuce onions radishes asparagus rhubarb spinach and other produce. Poultry live stock ham and veal are shown with per pound or per unit figures. The table reflects a Tuesday noon update with several items including butter eggs potatoes and vegetables and live animals traded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Going Into Decline Is Windy Youngstown
Officials in Youngstown report a decline in school age children. The board of education estimates over 2,000 fewer children in the city, bringing the total to about 11,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Board of Education of
Correspondents urged to sign for weekly news inserts
The Weekly News requests correspondents to sign their communications to ensure publication. Those failing to sign will have their letters treated as waste basket material.
Custom Grade Queen Quality Oxfords for Women
The store markets new Queen Quality Custom Grade oxford shoes priced at three dollars. Featuring selected leathers Calfskin and Kid Skin in tan and black, the shoes offer superb style and glove fit in the latest shapes and patent leathers. Try a pair to experience luxury and perfect case for the foot.
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the Grand Jury
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Walter A. Vanhorn
T. W. Dickson
Lawrence
Frank Conti
J. Mary J. Conti
Ben
Gordon
J. A. Stewart
Aaron
Bennett
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Day
Stanislaw Yen
Seth Wwmidington
Mary E. Sook
James Brady
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Miles
Susana Lindsey
Moravia St
Dr. Miles
Jeart Cafe
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Lucas
John Lucas & Co
Philadelphia
ED Smith
Annivane Oo
New Castic
Cood Furniture
Bell Telephone
Andrew B. Spencer
Complete House Furnisher
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Per Ton & Bee
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Washington Sts
E. H Weaver
Elmer Smith
Lewis Read
Charles Martin
Edward Shuttleworth
Williame
Westminster
Grove City
Celle
Mercer Acade Grounds
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