Weeping Girl Testifies in McCarty Trial Indictment
Miss Mary Bruno, 18, testified about McCarty allegedly taking her to his home, sending money via Alan Mayne, and receiving funds at Pittsburg and the Rescue Mission. Several witnesses supported her story while McCarty denied the charge. The jury found not guilty on the first indictment count, but guilty on the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCarty
Mary Bruno
South New Castle
S. P. Emery
Dmhetriet
Dickey
Miss Cameron
McCarty
Alan Mayne
Pittsburg
Mayne
Seaton
Mercer Street
Youngstown
Margaret Wagner
Miss Bruno
Hvery
Hazel Wagner
Jefferson
Washington Streets
Alderman Mayne
Miss Ramsey
A. Green
Green
No Truth In Schwab Reimbursement Claim For Rickard
The Schwab telegram to Tex Rickard claiming to cover losses if the Jeffries Johnson fight is cancelled is false. Schwab’s secretary denies any truth, noting Schwab is in Europe, has no stake in the Nevada bout, and opposes prize fighting. Rickard, in San Francisco, relayed the message to United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Charles.m. Schwab
Independent Steel Trust
Tex Rickard
San Francisco
Jeffries-Johnson
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Prie
Nevada
Frisco
Rickard
Europe
Buckeye Democrats to Meet Tomorrow
Dayton Ohio June 20 Democratic state convention will convene to denounce bossism praise Harmon graft fight endorse taxation reform avoid liquor issue and tackle national issues to bolster Harmon presidential hopes. Delegates show intent to challenge Ross Cox of Cincinnati as a dominant Republican influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dayton
Bossism
Harmon
Seventeen Deaths In New York From Saturday Storm
Police fear the death toll will rise beyond seventeen as harbor units search Jamaica Bay and adjacent waters. Police credit Roosevelt parade spectators for saving many lives by staying ashore instead of on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Jamaica Bay
Poisoned Spring Causes Three Deaths In Dalmatia
Vienna reports a spring poisoning at Trau during a Dalmatian religious parade. Three processionists died promptly after drinking from an alkaline spring, with about 200 others gravely ill and hundreds more affected. Fifty suspects were arrested, no culprits identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vienna
Trau
Dalmatia
Roosevelt's Return Marked by Stork Visit in Boston
A stork visited Boston in a playful nod to Ol Roosevelt, delivering four infants to Samuel Anderson, a Charlestown Navy Yard ship fitter. The children, three boys and a girl, are all expected to live. Their mother, Grace Mclean, a 34 year old Canadian, and the couple have eight prior children, four living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ol. Roosevelt
the Stork
Samuel Anderson
Charlestown
Grace Mclean
Roosevelt in New York Crowd Gathers at Scribner’s
Col. Roosevelt visited Scribner’s to discuss publishing a travel record. A crowd of about a thousand blocked sidewalks as he left, guiding a policeman through the press. He then walked to 22nd Street and Fifth Avenue, exchanging a handshake with a traffic officer before entering a hat shop and swapping to a straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Outlook
Col
Roosevelt
Scribner's
Mim
24Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
22Nd Street
Teddy
23Rd Street
Roosevelt receives thousands of letters in London and Oyster Bay
During Col Roosevelt's twenty five day stay in London he received over eight thousand letters and more than seven thousand letters in the seventeen days before sailing for Africa. Mrs Roosevelt and family helped open mail. no secretary was employed. Oyster Bay post office and rural carriers request help to handle the load. Roosevelt privately slips newsmen by arriving on the Dolphin instead of the regular early train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
London
Africa
Lawrence Abbott
Abbott
Roosevelt
Post Office
Oyster Bay
Col
Sound
Meyer
Outlook
News Advertisements Bring Results Demonstration
The News ads quickly return lost items. A French poodle owned by Sidney Smith of Brooklyn Avenue was found by Mrs. J L McMullen at 122 Pearson Street after seeing the ad. Mrs J M McMillen of Court Street lost a silver purse and it was recovered by a boy who saw the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Smith
Brooklyn Avenue
J. L. McMullen
Pearson Street
J. M. McMillen
Court Street
Employer Posts Bail for Peter Henderson in Pittsburg
A former Pittsburg employer provides 500 bail for Peter Henderson after a jail release. He testifies Henderson served seven years and had no record of recklessness or accidents. The employer plans to return Henderson to Pittsburg that day to resume work at his old job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Henderson
Pittsburg
Henderson
Americans in Fool's Paradise
English naval expert Gerard Fiennes argues in the London Graphic that a clash between Japan and the United States is near. He contends Americans live in a fool's paradise, Japan despises American vigor, and Japan can wage war cheaply while Europe abstains, letting the U S fight for its own island interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Gerard Fiennes
Japan
London Graphic
United States
Bismarck
France
Fea
Europe
Spain
Park Line Collision Hurts Few Children in Picnic Accident
Two street cars carrying pupils from St. Marys school collided near Andrews street on a Monday morning. No serious injuries reported as one car halted and the other could not stop in time. Cars sustained minor damage and several children fell but suffered only slight bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Andrews Street
Most Sensible Woman to Run for Governor of New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire June 20 Mrs Marilia Ricker known as the most sensible woman by Col Robert G Ingersoll will run for governor as a Republican She sent her primary law privilege check from San Jose and will arrive soon to campaign She is the first woman admitted to the bar of the District of Columbia and New Hampshire and was once suggested to President McKinley for appointment as minister to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Marilia Ricker
Robert G. Ingersol
New Hampshire
Ricker
San Jose
Cal
New Hamshire
District of Columbia
McKinley
Colombia
Mrs Edna Palmer Returns Home After Operation
Hospital notes report Mrs Edna Palmer of Edenburg has fully recovered from an operation at New Castle hospital and returned home Sunday. A Pennsylvania employee was hospitalized in Shenango Valley after a hand injury. due to immediate chloroform administration his name was not learned. Injury deemed not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Palmer
Edenburg
New Castle Hospital
Pennsylvania
Shenango Valley Hospital
Glidden tourists begin long Hot Springs to Texarkana run
The Glidden tour from Hot Springs to Texarkana covers 138 miles with Carter and Lexington cars sidelined in Hot Springs. Both cars were disqualified after axle and frame damage in yesterday’s Little Rock leg, with expected rejoining after parts arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Texarkana
Carter
Lexington
Little Rock
Missouri Moves to Oust Beef Trust in State Actions
Quo warranto proceedings filed with Missouri Supreme Court by Attorney General Major aim to oust the beef trust from the state. Grace Smith of Court street, who had been visiting relatives, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Beef Trust
State of
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Major
Grace Smith
Court Street
Beeen
Real Estate Catalog of Braemar and Nearby Lots
A brokers list offers numerous quick sale properties in Braemar Plan Third ward and surrounding areas. Includes Lot 76 Braemar for $250, Lot 164 Neshannock township for $225, and multiple residences on Chestnut Reynolds and other streets with prices ranging from $1,800 to $6,659, plus commercial storeroom and barn options and cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braemar
Third Ward
Neshannock Township
Chestnut Street
Reynolds Street
Pollock Avenue
Superior Street
Loyal Wilson
Cedar Street
Friendship Street
Shaw Street
Beaver Street
Schenley Plot
Haldane Street
Pittsburg
New Castle
E. Reynolds Street
Walton Plan
Brooklyn Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
South Mill Street
Crawford Avenue
Bath
Spruce Street
Burg Street
W. Grant Street
County Line Street
Pittsburg Street
West Washington Street
West View Terrace
Wallace Avenue
Youngstown Road
City
Princeton Station
Western & Allegheny Railway
Grant City
General Store
Harlansburg
Jose Point
Kennedy's Mills
Wellington Avenue
Humorous anecdotes and stage woes across papers
A Trinity trustee recalls Philip Auld Harrison Brown’s Maine sermon tale about two children asking to go home. The Los Angeles Times notes humor saves. the Holton audience laughs at a theatre head’s blunt critique of a refined show, opting for a cruder comedy instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Auld Harrison Brown
St. John's Chapel
Maine
Trinity
New York
Bowery Bets On Kid In Philadelphia Prize Fight
A Bowery crowd in Philadelphia bets on the Kid to win a prize fight. A pickpocket boasts he will win and wagers a gold watch, offering a companion bet to prove his claim. The tale highlights street wagering and bold bets surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery Sports
Philadelphia
Woman confronts ferry rider over thin horse
A Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals supporter on a city to Camden ferry confronted a South Jersey owner about a skittish thin horse. The owner calmly retorted that the horse was fine, claiming it’s merely lacking his morning rat and extenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention O Cruelty To Animals
Camden
Icelandic Settlement and Growth Under Norse Founders
Iceland was founded in 874 by Norsemen in a bold colonization effort. The population grew to about 50,000, with strong herds, crops, and a lively fish oil butter and skins trade with Norway Denmark and Britain. Political freedom and orderly justice accompanied naval strength, supporting rapid wealth and culture expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Norway
Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay
Denmark
British Isles
John Fiske
Oldest Cape Cod House Moves to Become Luxury Estate
The 1600s Dillingham house near West Brewster will be relocated to Mennis and transformed into a summer residence for J D Anderson of Hartford Conn. Built for early Brewster settler John Dillingham by Isaac Winslow, it bears a carved attic date of 1690.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
West Brewster
Mennis
J D. Anderson
Hartford
Conn
Brewster
John Dillingham
Isaac Winslow
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Buckeye Democrats
Harry Powell
Nannie R. Barrett
Frank H. Carney
Sharon Ella A. Sullivan
Thomas L. McCay
Inez McDight
Harry Lomon Eweee
Annie Toben
Castoria
STORK
T. R
J. R
Mighty Hunter
Arkansas
Oust Beef Trust
Moody Avenue
C. C. Robingson & CO
Los Angeles Times
At. T. T
Holton
Dam
Frank Jarrell
Kansas City Journal
Philadelphia Telegraph
Ancient
Shenango Laundry
Fountain Inn
N. Mercer
Care News
Diamond
Pulaski Road
C. W. McClelland
Bell
Frew Mill Road
A. Mershiemr
P. Wagner & Son
N. Mercer Street
W. C. Stewart
P. O
R. D
A. Mershimer
Stewart
Quest St
E. North St
West Grant Street
Wallace Ave
Highland
Ollie Wright
E. Wallace Avenue
Hazen & Jamison
Greer Block
North Street
Clare P. DuShane
Croton Avenue
Long Avenue
Mill Street
L. M. Buchanan
Bell Phone
Allen Street
Union
Inquire
E. Washington St
Oliver Typewriter
L. 8
Neshannock Falls
Lawrence Realty Co
Dean Block
J. C. M. Johnston
New Wilmington
Kenehan
St. Cloud Hotel
Shenango Street
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Moravia
H. W. Heck
Petersburg
Ohio
M. D. Heck
West Pittsburg
Loan & Trust CO
J. J. Miller
State Street
New Castile Marble and Granite Works
L. R
Fralick
H. E. Woodworth
East South Street
Smith
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Motor Sales Co
S. Diamond Alley
Fred Dietrich
New Castile Mutual Building and Loan Association
Vance
Canada
Centennial
Lincoln
Reis Streets
Boyles Avenue
Babe
J. B. Polk
Butler Avenue
Gluck Jewelry Coo
West Federal Street
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
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