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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1901

Page

21

Handwriting expert testifies in Perkins letters case

Pittsburg handwriting specialist McClelland cites features linking Portersville and Brown letters to Perkins and says Douds did not write them. Detective Wood clashes with defense, the jury hears graphic diagram work as cross examination exposes contradictions about letter authorship.

Commonwealth W. W. McClelland Pittsburg Parry Douds Samuel Wood Erie Daily Dispatch United States T O G. B. Perkins Perkins Harry Perkins Tarry Perkins G. BR. Perkins Portersville St. Louis Brown George B. Perkins Wood Bley+ ins

Court witness details penmanship to identify letter writers

Expert notes compare letter shapes from Portersville Brown and Dickey to Perry Douds writings. He highlights differences in m n shapes t crossing and Greek e forms to argue none of the letters were written by the defendant, predicting tough cross examination.

Wood G. B. Perkins Miness Muller Wallace Digram McClelland Samuel Wood Mr. Winternitz Winternitz Pittsburg United States Allegheny Beaver Green New Jersey Perry Douds Chief of Police Dickey G. BR. Perkins Dispatch Portersville Douds Grown and Perkins Martin Porters- Ville Judge Wallace Deves The Commonwealth

Mrs McKinley Improves. No Further Physician Consultations Planned

Publishers' Press Dispatch from Washington reports Mrs McKinley has shown significant improvement in recent days. Doctors Sternberg and Johnston did not visit. she slept well and was more alert today than since her relapse. Preparations begin for her removal to Canton with location decided by her condition.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Washington Canton White House Lake Champlain

Cascade Athletic Club shellacs Ellwood City Crescents in six innings

A small Cascade crowd saw Cascade Athletic Club defeat the Ellwood City Crescents 28 to 0 in six innings at Cascade Park. Ellwood City pitcher Ryan walked ten batters, while Cascade’s offense exploded late inning scoring to seal the win. Umpire Me Donald officiated the one sided affair.

Cascade Park Cascade Athletic Club Ellwood City Crescents New Castle Boys Ryan Ellwood City Elwood City Crescents Ascade Athletic Vatleries Elwood City Crescvents Ryan and Johnston Perry Rhodes Donald

Death of Elen Morgan in Denver a local family recall

Local relatives report the death in Denver of Elen Morgan eleven year old daughter of Captain and Mrs. Joseph Atti after a three day illness with malignant scarlet fever. Mrs. Gunston will be recalled as Miss Lie Morgan daughter of the late J Morgan formerly of this city.

Denver Col Elen Joseph Atti Gunston Lie Morgan J. #. Morgan

Narrow escape on Reynolds street ends in injuries after hole in street

Mrs. Thomas and her four month old baby were hurt when a deep hole on Reynolds street near Pollock avenue collapsed the mother while she walked along Bleakly avenue. The baby lay unconscious for hours but was said to be improving. The accident was blamed on negligent excavation and lack of lighting or warning signals at the site, with potential damages anticipated.

Reynolds Street Pollock Avenue John Tangmas Thomas Bleakly Avenue

Douds Jurors Named For Trial Verdict Watch

The News repeats the list of the twelve jurors for the Douds case as public interest remains high. The jurors are J. C. Calvert M. C. Graham Harry Hood L. J. Woch F. A. Wilt W. S. Caldwell A. T. Dinsmore J. H. Mayberry H. W. McXean C. P. McMcCready James Smith and William Whaley.

Douds J. C. Calvert M. C. Graham Harry Hood L. J. Woch F. A. Wilt This City W. 8S. Caldwell Mt Jackson A. T. Dinsmore Eastrock J. H. Mayberry Shenango H. W. MciXean Union C. P. Mc McCready Lickory James Smith Pulaski William Whaley Neshannock Township

Thief Captured After Clothing Store Theft

John Stock a Morganza reform school parolee stole several handkerchiefs from Hawkins clothing store Saturday night. Police traced him to South Beaver street where Officer Bell found him disorderly. Missing items were found on Stock at police headquarters. Mayor Warnock jailed him Sunday awaiting a hearing.

John Stock Morganza Reform School Hawkins Clothing Bell Stock South Beaver Street Warnock

EightYearOld Boy Suffers Hand Injury In Country Play

James Smith son of Ira Smith of Galbreath avenue was playing at his uncle's country home when the first three fingers of his left hand were crushed under a stone. A North Jefferson street physician dressed the wounds. the injury was painful but not serious.

James Ira Smith Galbreath Avenue Tie Jefferson Street

Ten More Cases Await Trial in June Term Court

The June term of criminal court will be in session all week and possibly longer. Ten cases remain for trial after the Douds case. among them David Ward Jr faces burglary and felonious assault charges and faces transfer to the road if convicted.

Criminal Court Douds David Ward, Jr

Grosvenor Denies Misquotation Over Third-Term Claim

Congressmember Chas Grosvenor of Ohio says a portion of his interview on a McKinley third term was omitted, altering meaning. In a Washington Post letter he clarifies his stance, says the omission would have shifted blame to Senator Depew and urges readers to see his full message.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Washington Chas, Grosvenor Ohio Washington Post McKinley Grosvenor C. M. Depew Tain New York

Funeral Held For David Phillips After Fatal Train Incident

The funeral for David Phillips, killed by a train on Wednesday, was conducted Saturday afternoon at 3 by Rev. J. M. Lloyd from the Brillins home on South Jefferson. Floral tributes came from Emmanuel Baptist church members, Nimrod Outing Club, Cumberland Maryland friends, and other personal friends. Interment followed at Oak Park with pallbearers Reese, Price, Richards, Evans, Thomas, Riley, and Jones. carriages provided by White's.

David Phillips William Brillins South Jefferson Street J. M. Lloyd Emmanuel Baptist Church Vtha Levee Zey Golda ‘Agin Alee Goth Pte Davies Avid Society

Austrian worker Maurer hospitalized with lingering pain

Maurer was taken to Shenango Valley hospital after a steel mill injury weeks ago. Surgical staff will diagnose his case and may perform an operation soon. He had recovered initially but still complains of side pain and now carries accident insurance.

Maurer Shenango Valley Hospital

Italian Marble Worker Loses Toe in Accident

An Italian worker employed by John Hart, the marble man, who had been in the country six months and used the name Frank Thomas, was injured Monday forenoon when a marble slab fell on his left foot. The little toe was crushed and amputated by a North Mercer Street surgeon.

John Hart Frank Thomas Mercer Street

Moravia man overcome by heat at construction site

W H Miller of Moravia was overcome by heat Saturday afternoon while working on the Hichbaum block on East Long avenue. A West Long avenue physician treated him and he was taken home. The attack is not believed to be serious.

W. Hah. Miller Moravia Hichbaum Block East Long Avenue West Long Avenue Miller

School Board Meets to Consider High School Teachers

The board of education will meet in the high school building on Monday evening to discuss selecting teachers for the high school. Several instructors elected have tempting offers elsewhere and may accept. Action on the matter is anticipated.

Board of Education Igh

Child breaks both bones in arm after fall

Five year old John Meskel of Bridge Street fell from a fence on Sundry evening and fractured both bones in his left arm. Dr. W S Cooper treated and reduced the fractures, which were difficult to set.

John Michael Meskel Bridge Street W. S. Cooper

Adjourned City Councils Meet Tonight

An adjourned meeting of both branches of councils will be held this evening. The sewerage committee will hold a short session and it is possible the garbage question may come up for discussion.

Glover & Squiers Sells Ladica wash salts in colors

Readable ad notes Ladica wash salts in mercerized chambray and linen options in all colors, with prices shown from 3.25 to 9.98 dollars. Stores highlight affordable textile goods.

Glover & Squiers

Anderson Named Republican Nominee for Mahoning Legislature

D F Anderson of Youngstown nephew of Mrs Wi H Shaw of East North street New Castle won the Republican nomination for the Mahoning county legislature in Ohio.

D. F. Anderson Youngstown Wi. HH. Shaw East North Street New Castle Mahoning County

Newsman Walter Shaw Returns After Two-Week Absence

Walter Geo. W. Shaw of The News returns to his desk after two weeks away covering a trip that included New York City, the Hudson River area, and a visit to the Pan American Exposition.

Walter Geo. W. Shaw the News New York City Hudson

Burglary Night Mystery at Johnson Home Unsolved

Charles Johnson awoke to a missing keepsake watch and a roll of bills after an intruder is believed to have entered the 108 North Jefferson residence while the family was away. Doors and windows were found secure and police continue to investigate the unexplained entry and selective theft.

Charles Johnson North Jefferson Street Johnson George W. Johnson George Johnson Mary Metaler

Surprise Wind West incident shocks city youths

A holdup on the W N P tracks near Croton crossing involved several local boys targeted by a rival gang. Gunmen assaulted the youths, forcing them to surrender jack knives and trinkets amid humiliating display.

Croton Hill Croton Crossing

Reunion of the 134th Pennsylvania Volunteers Planned

The next reunion of the 134th Pennsylvania volunteers will be held on August 13 at Cascade Park New Castle with Idora Park as a possible alternate. Colonel Ed O'Brien and Colonel William Shaw are noted leaders. John D. Orr of Youngstown, secretary, is sending invitations inviting all feasible attendees from about 600 members scattered nationwide.

134Th Pennsylvania Volunteers Ed. O’brien New Castle Wm. H. Shaw Cascade Park Idora Park John D. Orr Youngstown

Boy Bitten By Dog On Emdenburg Road

Eddie Hoy five year old son of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Hoy living on Emdenburg road was badly bitten on the right hand by his dog. A crowd of neighbors and several dogs were present as a fight broke out between Hoy's dog and others. Eddie struck at his dog and his own bite occurred. He was taken to Dr Ed S Cooper who cauterized and dressed the wound.

Eddie Cyrus Hoy Emdenburg Road Hoy Ed S. Cooper

Brooklyn Motorman Taken For Appendicitis Operation

An operation was performed Saturday afternoon on John Warnock a motorman on the Mahoning Street car line of Brooklyn avenue. He was suffering a severe attack of appendicitis with a tumor on the appendix larger than a hen's egg. Post operation he seemed near collapse but by Monday morning was improving and both men are hoped to recover.

John Warnock Brooklyn Avenue Mahonington Street

Morrow Tripped on Wire Injures Rib near Went Washington

J H Morrow of Went Washington Street fell Saturday evening after tripping on a wire near his home. He struck his left side and sustained a fractured rib. A North Mervee Street surgeon treated the injury and reduced the fracture.

J. H. Morrow Washington Street North Mervee Street

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Prof. Aschman Claughter W.W. Omcclelland OP Pittabuarg Mrs. McKinsey Cap Joseph Gunston Flather Babe Morganza South New Castle Hart Marble Works W.H. Miller
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