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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
9
A BIQQLAW FIRM friction centers on a case in which Charlton faces potential imprisonment. The firm pledges to pursue all legal avenues to prevent a 10th ruling against Charlton, citing constitutional protections and due process.
In Harrisburg on June 24 Madison F. Larkin of Scranton remained the leading gubernatorial candidate as the Prohibition state convention convened at 9 o'clock. Delegates, many up late from student talks, filled the hall while Elder Charlton Hatters discussed permanent chairmanship and internal unity amid shifting support.
Hartie granted custody of Scotty Hartie to Augustus Hartie by Mrs Mary Scott Hartie as part of a divorce agreement. Scotty will learn the Hartie paper business at his father’s office on Woul Street and later at the Hartie Paper company works. Divorce decree to settle desertion claims and end a long-running Hartie CARE is expected soon.
The United States may extradite Charlton or allow Italy to try him here under a treaty. Precedent favors non‑extradition due to Hilga’s refusals to return a murderer, while extraditing a citizen for a crime in another country would be unusual. Charlton’s father seeks a ruling to bar extradition. Italy allegedly has lenient courts for crimes of passion and a potential short sentence if tried in Italy.
From Washington comes word that angry attorneys defend the youth after J Fred Clark of New York secured former State Senator William D Edwards of Jersey City to represent the prisoner. Edwards ordered cigars in the Jersey jail be respected and warned the accused not to speak further. He hinted the defense will likely claim insanity. Continued on Page eight.
An item notes the Teranis cabinet in Oyster Bay with guests including Henry T. Honey and Jack Greenaway. Distinguished attendees mention Robin, Pinchot, and Henry Glinsen. The event features political figures from New York and Kansas City, reflecting the era's cabinet chatter and social ties.
Charlton accused of murdering his wife Mary Scott Charlton at Lake Como, Italy, had preliminary examination adjourned by Recorder McGovern at Charlton's attorney request. The case is set for next Tuesday morning. Charlton to be moved to Jersey City jail for evaluation by Judge Chariton and medical expert Dr. Arliz. An enormous crowd gathered, with officials and attorneys from Hoboken, Jersey City, and New York in attendance.
Congressmen and politicians from across Pennsylvania wired greeting messages to John K Tener after his nomination for governor. Ex-judge W A Wallace Ellwood City and others sent well wishes. An ovation awaited Tener on his return to Washington as supporters predicted a sweeping Northwestern majority in November.
Chicago, June 25 Riley Yaamne of Galirenville shot in the Grand American Mindion event at the Chicago Cimalab. He tied the record for begin class and equaled the work’s record, matching a former Grand American handicap record held by Ro, Hae ber of Peulina, Ta, who broke 99 of 100 targets at the annual event.
The court censured a defendant for profanity while noting the altercation ended with a broken jaw. The criminal case cites aggravated assault amid a fight, with the jury delivering a verdict of not guilty and assigning one third of the costs to the defendant and related parties.
A band will give a concert on Saturday evening in the public square. The band is secured by the New Castle Mackg and Fair association. The text notes tickets or further details may follow for the race meet on Mine 28, St. and duly 7.
Reverend H. W. Hanna of Craunton, Minn, a former New Eagle nun, will deliver the sermon tonight at the Highland Wood Church. Service preparations for next Sunday morning are noted, with details on the Pluck Street location and the church address.
District court records show several defendants in a sedition case receiving $100 fines plus costs from Judge Porter. The proceedings touched on prior convictions, potential retrials, and future sentencing dates as prosecutors and defendants argued over costs and dismissed charges.
Atlantic City police, urged by Mayor Stay, plan to clear beach crowds of so called posers in skimpy attire. Officers will enforce limits with force if needed as officials order guards to remove provocative dress and curb public display amid public safety concerns and municipal crackdown.
Twenty young men will load a large bandwagon at Me YOM, G A building Monday morning and head into the woods for a two week camping trip. Wives will be left to manage at home while the group enjoys nature and the peace of the excursion.
Two young girls Prella Jones and Flo Yookan, daughters of bromlanii farmers, drowned while bathing near Mt Viteville. Witness Hernan Jotnaon from Laneten Zig 42 reported seeing them struggle as Charles Siinetomp, aged 5, and Mary Tihzaleth Lotierger tried to reach them, but both girls disappeared beneath the water near Loy avenue.
United Press reports Omaha telegram about Porter Charlton confessing to killing his wife Mary Scott Charlton in Cohung Italy. The 15 year old boy has a troubled history with imprisonments and a dramatic attempt to burn evidence. neighbors and the father alternated between harsh discipline and attempts at reform.
The Glidden tourists started from Oklahoma City in high spirits after a short run yesterday toward White, Kansas, with plans to travel via Obi and a distance of about 2460 miles. Officials warn the train may face trouble from the fog and rough roads along the southwest route.
Dr Helling returns to Ellwood City after four weeks convalescence in Mercy heat Pitts burs. He is welcomed by family and wife as he resumes practice and duties in Ellwood City.
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In Youngstown a severe rail wreck injures Louie Coley of Stidrosvite and others. William tallies of South Sharon dies after a fall from a window, with Henry Faker to Sharon Amit among injured. A suit for 10,000 dollars is filed against the Mele & Pittsburg company.
Mercer courts investigated a horse theft by a suspect named Perrine. A dark bay mare with a heavy white blaze, two scars on the right hind leg, and matching gear from a Studebaker sleigh was described. The missing horse and buggy were traced from Jackson Canter to Jackson Center before vanishing.
London June 1 A dental surgeon and Harvard graduate, 1. Sand I ford Eaton, who worked at the university, was found dead on a sofa in his London hotel room. Authorities indicate possible poisoning and are investigating whether his death was self-inflicted or murder.
At the New Castle Portland Cement plant in Pallertinn Ausestine, about 150 quarrymen threatened a work stoppage over labor terms. Chief Gilmore and officers mediated with Pallertinn and the company. The workers won a two cent per ton advance and the installation of steam drills, with a plan to resume work under revised conditions pending further agreements.
A visiting reporter described the Carnegie Steel plant hospital as a model facility with complete department integration. The hospital in Mean building features enamelled operating rooms, wards, and ventilation designed to prevent accidents and poisoning, noting oxygen apparatus and electro-heating equipment.
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