Black Hand Members Sent To Pen For Five Years
Five IPALIANS connected to the Black Hand receive a total sentence of five years across the group.
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Ipalians
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
1
Black Hand case ends as five convicted prisoners receive sentences
Five defendants in the Black Hand case are sentenced after court sessions. Jim Raceco and others receive prison terms or fines totaling up to five years, with Burtli and Panetto each receiving lighter sentences. Judge Porter declines to class Barth and Panetto with the others, and all fines total five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Akens
Wilkison
Chambers
Waddington
Jim Raceco
Elice Raceco
Frank Calaute
Rocco Panetto
Dominick Burtlh
H. A. Wilkison
Barth
Panetto
Black and Society
Michael Conti
Black Hand Society
Porter
Settle Dust or Get Arrested by Street Committee
Street committee orders traction company to dust streets within five days or face prosecutions by police. Relief expected for dust nuisance as officials resolve water plug disputes and demand street repairs along tracks to proceed. Street Commissioner Barteaux to oversee timely repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Traction
Barteaux
Tin Worker Out With Blood Poisoning
Thomas McDevitt, a tin mill doubler at Shenango, cut his right hand at work. He ignored the injury, continued duties, and the hand swelled. He now suffers a severe blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDevitt
Shenango
Republican Committee Meeting Set to Name Sharon Official
J Whieldon of Sharon calls a Republican committee meeting for June 29 to select his successor. Harry Marshall of New Vernon is announced as a candidate for state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whieldon
Sharon
Irman
Ublican Committee
Harry Marshall
New Vernon
Death stalked Irwin Lewis in bid to bury child
Westchester Pa June 22 Irwin Lewis stepfather of Mary Robbins Newlin faced murder charges after police found the five year old buried alive in a shallow grave. Prosecution suggests a burlap gag and cord caused smothering with the grave dug weeks earlier. Relatives and townspeople react as the case unfolds amid questions of innocence and community standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Westchester
Irwin Lewis
Landenburg
Mary Robbins Newlin
Lewis
Little Mary
Newlin
Mrs. Lewis
Edna Newlin
Asylum For the Insane
Emberville
Newlins
Second Death in Family Within Week
Carrie Marie Smith, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Smith of 363 State Street, died Friday after a nine day illness from cholera infantum. This follows the June 15 death of 14 month old Charles E Smith, the couple’s grandson, who also died from the same disease. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM with interment at Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Marie
R. C. Smith
State Street
Charles E
Mr. Smith
Carrie
Oak Park Cemetery
Judge appoints guard ian for Michael Goergel
Judge Porter appointed Fred Schuler as guardian for Michael Goergel on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schuler
Michael Goergel
Porter
Thunder Showers Expected Over Western Pennsylvania
Weather forecast warns of thunder showers late tonight or on Sunday across Western Pennsylvania with unsettled skies and potential isolated storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Pennsylvania
Fred Rosena Alleges Faure Tried to Entice Wife to Run Away
Fred Rosena caused the arrest of Joseph Faure on a disorderly conduct charge after accusing Faure of attempting to duce Rosena’s wife to elope. Faure, from Pittsburg, lodged at 51 Valentine Street, denied the allegation and was committed to jail for a hearing. A separate liquor charge against Peter Leonardo and an assault case against Martin Kutsch were noted, with partial outcomes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rosena
Joseph Faure
Faure
Alderman Williams
Pittsburg
Valentine Street
Nat Williams
South Jefferson Street
Martin Kutsch
Michael Bankner
Severe hail and electric storm hits Slippery Rock area
A severe hail and electric storm struck the southern part of Slippery Rock township about noon, causing notable property damage including a torn corner of Wesley Wagner’s house near Rose Point. The storm was mainly ethereal with little rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock Township
Wesley Wagner
Rose Point
New Storm Sewer Planned for Fifth Ward
A new storm sewer is being constructed in the Fifth Ward from Agnew Street to Long Avenue. It runs through the old Phillips plot between Phillips and Latton Streets and aims to prevent cellars from flooding on Reynolds Street during heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Agnew Street
Long Avenue
Phillips
Phillips and
Latton — Streets
Reynolds Street
Fire Chief Loller Injured in Racing Emergency
During a fire response in Youngstown Chief Loller was thrown from his buggy and sustained three broken ribs in the incident yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loller
Youngstown
Underground foot passage planned at Reiber Street crossing
City and railroad officials reached a partial agreement to build an underground foot passage under the tracks at Reiber Street to provide safe access to Greer tin mill. The project cost is capped near 9000 dollars with the city vacating the street for additional tracks. A pending court suit may be settled following final council action. Plans describe a tubular passage five feet wide and eight feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiber Street
Greer Tin Mill
Baltimore & Ohio, Lake Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad
Fifth Ward
Beaver Odd Fellows at Cascade Today
Several hundred members of the Beaver lodge of Odd Fellows arrived in New Castle by a special P. and L. E. train and spent the day at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Odd Fellows
Cascade
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Beaver
New Castle
Cascade Park
Night clerk Robert Brandon robs cafe cash register
Robert Brandon, a night worker at a Warren cafe, broke the cash register yesterday and stole 119 dollars. He was later captured at Cleveland and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brandon
Warren
Cleveland
Bank Turns Down Request of Controller Hughes
A de funct bank refuses a control request from controller Hughes. The dispute concerns interest on a certificate and related financial obligations.
City and bank clash over $27,000 certificates and interest
The city and Receiver Painter clash over $27,000 in city certificates held by the defunct New Castle Savings and Trust. Painter refuses to cancel the debt, seeking six percent interest, while the city demands 4.23 percent on its $95,000 balance. A lawsuit is anticipated as both sides press for their terms before final adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hughes
Painter
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Death Record Carrie Marie Smith and others
Death notice includes Carrie Marie Smith at 363 State Street, William F Rankin at 14 Wam pum, and Dido George at No 2 Friendship. Names listed with street addresses indicate individual notices in the public death record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Marie Smith
State Street
William F. Rankin
Wampum
Dido George
Friendship Street
Parsonage Groundbreaking in Ellwood City
Ground has been broken for a Catholic church parsonage in Ellwood City on Spring Avenue. The new building will cost about $6,000 and provide housing for church clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Spring Avenue
Four New Castle residents charged in Ravenna abduction case
Frank Rosa Carl Latche Mary Notte and May Welker, locals known to police, face abduction charges in Ravenna after a 13 year old Italian girl from New Castle allegedly was forced to accompany them. The group, once linked to a Center Street resort, fled via Erie Conneaut Ashtabula Youngstown to Ravenna before arrest. The girl’s testimony implicates the quartet in related murder complications, though not directly responsible for the Sicilian victim’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig Pa
New Castle
Strest
Ravenna
Frank Rosa
Carl Latche
Mary Nottie
May Welker
Welker
Autre Cies
Center Street
Erie
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Jennie Augustine
West Twelfth Street
Augustine
Ravena
Dillio
Mary Notte
Long Defense for Haywood Opens in Boise Trial
In Boise Idaho on June 22 the haywood defense is set to open Monday with Darrow as lead counsel. The defense plans a lengthy presentation possibly calling up to 150 witnesses to challenge orchards confessions and discredit key features of the state’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Darrow
Orchard
Wood
Haywood
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Mahoning Valleys
M. Uber
New Castle, Pa
Jim Racco
Felice Racco
Burtli
Addi
of Councils Hands
Chester County
Mary Newlin
Stepfather
Inno
Guardian
Joe Faure
Mrs. Rosena
Ler Hughes
Lawrence CO
Western Penitentiary
Jim H Rocco
Felice Rocco
Dominick Burth
LOCAL
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