King Edward Undergoes Major Operation Delays Coronation
London reports King Edward underwent a serious operation for perityphiitis in his own room. Doctors say the result satisfactory but final outcome uncertain for 48 hours. Coronation postponed and city stunned as crowds read the official bulletin.
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Publishers’ Press
London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Aldershot
Windsor
Buckingham
Stock Exchange
Treves
Prince of Wales
Lister
Smith
Laking
Barlow
Francis Knollys
Mansion House
Hia
Westminster Abbey
Home Secretary
Westminister Abbey
Laking Barlow
Pulaski Bridge Declared Safe After Inspection
County commissioners W L Mc Connell J M Wilkinson and Wm Y Gibson inspected the wooden Shenango bridge at Pulaski with expert Charles P McCleary. He deemed it safe though in need of repairs and roof floor plus arch work were recommended. Work to begin soon includes removing portions of sides to improve rail visibility from the bridge.
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W. L. McConnell
J. M. Wilkinson
Wm. Y. Gibson
Pulaski
Shenango
Charles P. McCleary
Hickory Township
McCleary
Mineral water case crush injures Milton man
T W Kennedy of Milton street was critically injured Saturday afternoon when a heavy case of mineral water slipped from his arms and fell on him. He suffered a double arm fracture and internal injuries with facial wounds. Doctors feared for his condition as he was driven home for care.
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T. W. Kennedy
Milton Street
Kennedy
Sheriff to Sell Pittsburg Decorating Goods at Auction
Sheriff James H. Brown will expose for sale the seized paint stock and store furnishings of Pittsburg Decorating, South Mill Street Leon Deceeim proprietor. An execution issued by T Lasher claims a $900 debt against Deceeim. Auction follows Monday afternoon.
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James H. Brown
Pittsburg Decorating Company
South Mill Street
Leon Deceeim
T. ¥. Lasher
Deceeim
Slipped on Street Dislocates Knee in Reynolds Street
Harry Waters of Reynolds street, an employee of the Greer tin mill, slipped on South Mercer street after 11 pm. He fell and dislocated his right knee cap, needing a carriage to take him home as he cannot walk for some time.
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Harry Waters
Reynolds Street
Greer Tin Mill
South Mercer Street
Boy from Lowellville breaks arm picking cherries
A son of James Dutton from Lowellville fell from a picket fence while picking cherries and injured his arm in two places. Dr. Wogan provided surgical care.
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James Dutton
Lowellville
Wogan
Inquest Finds Bailey Death Accidental on Rail Line
The death of H P Bailey a Pittsburg and Western brakeman was ruled accidental by a coroner's jury after an inquest held at the Dunn and Rice morgue. Witnesses testified Bailey’s foot may have wedged between a guard rail near a switch before the train passed at low speed. The verdict cited an accidental death with no intoxication or clear foul play.
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H. P. Bailey
Pittsburg & Western
New Castle Junction
BE. C. Porter
Dunn & Rice
Porter
Thomas Cunningham
Duck
Bailey
Cunningham
W. L. Aiken
News
Bert Stevenson
A. Winternitz
D. T. Jonas
W. S. Clark
T. J. Garvin
John G. Moore
North Cedar Street
Moore
William, Parks
South Wayne Street
Parks
Tragic Death of 2-Year-Old Abraham Levine
Abraham Levine of 542 Moravia Street died Wednesday at 5 30 am from injuries after being run down by a passing vehicle on Moravia Street. The child, struck while crossing near home, suffered a crushed skull and brain damage. Trepanning revealed a brain blood clot. despite removal and treatment, he weakened and died. Funeral from McGonigle morgue followed by burial at the Jewish cemetery.
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Abraham
Jacob Levine
Moravia Street
McGonigle Morgue
Damage suit begun against Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Attorneys A. W. Gardner and Charles G. Martin filed a damage action for Arsenio Epaldo seeking 500 dollars from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The wagon was struck by a P and W train at Graham's Crossing on February 27. The wagon stuck in a hole between tracks and the train collided, damaging the wagon, goods, and injuring the horse. The suit charges the railroad failed to repair the hole and the engineer was careless in not stopping.
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A. W. Gardner
Charles G. Martin
Arsenio Epaldo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Graham's Crossing
Pension grants for Sipe and Hughes in two towns
Jacob Sipe of Neshannock Falls receives a pension of 10 dollars per month. Edward H. Hughes of New Castle is granted a pension of 6 dollars monthly.
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Jacob Sipe
Neshannock Falls
Edward H. Hughes
New Castle
White India Lawns at STATMATER STORE listed by yard
White India Lawns priced at 12 percent ec per yard, 40 inches wide, offered at STATMATER STORE.
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India
Gigantic feed wire to boost trolley power in Mahoning Valley
The Pennsylvania and Mahoning Valley company plans a huge multi strand cable to supply electricity to trolley lines from the Mahoning Valley powerhouse toward Edenburg and Niles. The flexible insulated cable is lighter and cheaper than a solid wire and will increase power delivery to Lowellville Struthers and intermediate points once installed in about a week.
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Pennsylvania & Mahoning Valley company#8
Youngstown Telegram
Mahoning Valley
Edenburg
Niles
Lowellville
Struthers
Pinal Meeting of the Christmas Committee Ends
A special House committee probing charges against Captain Christmas over the Danish West Indies sale held its likely final meeting. Letters from Secretary White and the Copenhagen minister corroborate part of Christmas statement. He also attacked Gron over a translation of his secret resort and denied bribery or naming congress members. A report is due before adjournment.
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Press Dispatch
Washington
House
Captain Christmas
Gron
Congress
Tell-Tale Letters Found On Ricer Linked To Double Tragedy
Coatesville telegram reports coroner jury findings on the murder of Mrs Rachel Sahler and the death by self harm of Harry W Ricer. Letters on Ricer show engagements to Alma Lowry of Columbus Ohio and Rachel Sahler. Jury cites intoxication and temporary insanity from worry and over drinking. Sahler funeral set. Ricer to be buried in New Castle.
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Coatesville
George G. Meyer
Rachel Sahle
Harry W. Ricer
Ricer
Alma Lowry
Columbus
Rachel Sahler
Stephenson
Carpenter Injured Falling From Scaffold
James Bentley, a well known carpenter, fell from a scaffold while at work on Friday afternoon. He was with two men, Harry Basters and Harry Kerr, when the scaffold loosened. Bentley and the scaffold fell. Basters and Kerr escaped by crawling along the eaves and entering a window. Bentley's injuries are not serious.
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James Bentley
Harry Basters
Harry Kerr
Bentley
Senate and House Leaders Predict Indpendence Day Session
Senator Allison and Representative Cannon said a full session on Independence Day is likely as both houses cannot finish all business before July. If they adjourn for the holiday, final adjournment may be delayed to the next week.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Washington
Allison
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Representative Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Departed for Long Journey by Water
William Lewis of Beaver Street sails for an extended visit visiting England and Australia. He travels from New Castle to New York by rail then transatlantic to Liverpool and on to Freemantle via the Suez canal, covering about 9000 miles with stops in Liverpool. Also advertised Black Taffeta Silk at Stritmater Store.
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William Lewis
Beaver Street
England
Australia
Ed O'Brien
New Castle
New York
Liverpool
Lewis
Freemantle
Suez Canal
Burglars Plunder Several Third Ward Homes Overnight
Burglars hit multiple Third ward residences Monday night but left little valuables. James Dolan and John Andrews reported losses including a pocketbook with small cash, a watch, and various items. evidence suggests one or more repeat offenders used cut wire screens and matches to illuminate their quiet raids.
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James Dolan
Dolan
Samuel Hunter
John Griner
Andrews
Elmer Morrow
Morrow
Bay Street
George Lewis
Charles Bender
South Bay Street
Haus and
Dewey Avenues
Horner
East Side
North Hill
Kentuckys Northern Coal & Coke Eyes Major Plant
Frank H Buhi and P L Kimberly of Sharon plan a large coke ovens plant in eastern Kentucky after securing control of the Northern Coal and Coke company with Chicago headquarters Their holdings exceed 100000 acres and recent lab tests support extensive development The deal reportedly neared a quarter million dollars giving them near total control
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Frank H. Buhi
P. L. Kimberly
Sharon
Kentucky
Alleghenies
Buhl
Northern Coal & Coke Company
Chicago
Where New Castle Gets Some Plums From Rosemont Grower
F E Burke of Rosemont spoke in the city about his Mahoning county plum orchard. He plants about a thousand Lombard trees and has yielded up to 3 000 bushels in past years though this season may be lighter. He sells in Youngstown Sharon New Castle Beaver Falls and Warren and welcomes fall visitors to pick on the ground. Sheriff James Thomas is listed as a patron.
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F. E. Burke
Rosemont
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Birke
Sharon
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Warren
Co B Sixteenth Pennsylvania to Hold Cascade Reunion
The Co B of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers plans a Cascade park reunion on Tuesday July 8 with veterans of the Spanish American War invited. A ball game between Co B and another Spanish American War unit is on the agenda with Walter S Reynolds as captain of the opposing team. Committees cover arrangements amusements and mess details with multiple named volunteers.
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Co. B
Pennsylvania
Cascade Park
Co, B
Walter S. Reynolds
Charles H. Young
A. Martin Graham
B. BE. Stevenson
Charles Durant C
Ed Brown
Frank Strawhecker
Claire Stockman
Frank G. Dunlap
Bert Leathers
Frank Andrews
John F. Genkinger
Louis R. Jay
Mess
Wm. H. Dunlap
Louis F Jay
Mahlons
Clark
Oscar J. Hall
Mysterious Prisoner Jailed at Midnight
Sheriff receives prisoner William Tanner from Neshannock township on a midnight commitment by Syguire Thompson. It is unclear if he awaits a hearing or is sent to the September court term, with no accuser named. Oil Boiled Black Taffeta Silk offered at 37 inches wide for $1.39 per yard by STRITMATER STORE.
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William Tanner
James H. Brown
Neshannock Township
Syguire Thompson
Brown
Stritmater Storre
Ellwood City Native Wins $3,000 Lot in Youngstown Draw
Edward McGinley, formerly of Ellwood City, won a $3,000 lot in a Youngstown lottery after purchasing a one dollar ticket from a series. He held one of the winning numbers in the drawing.
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Edward McGinley
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Farm Sold in Auction Between Here and Zelienople
S YY Douds sold the John W Zeigler farm between here and Zelienople for 5000 dollars cash on Monday. Four other bidders competed but Douds won the bid. Eliwood Advocate.
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S. YY. Douds
John W. Zeigler
Here
Zelienople
E Squire
Eliwood
Mail Steamer Ashore at Rottingdean
A mail boat running Dieppe to New Haven grounded at Rottingdean near Brighton. Three hundred passengers are being landed by tugs as rescue operations proceed.
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Brighton
Eng
Dieppe
New Haven
Rottingdean
Identity of James Braden Discovered in Beaver Falls
A man found dying near Morado organ works in Beaver Falls turned up in the city jail Monday after being arrested as a vagrant. He claimed New Castle as a residence, but none named James Braden was found there. Mayor Warnock ordered his transfer out of town promptly.
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James Braden
Morado Organ Works
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Seventh Ward
Warnock
Car Accident In New Castle Injures Horse And Woman
A fast moving Chevrolet type car on the Ma honing Valley Electric line collided with a wagon driven by Misses Edna and Cecelia Paulin on Wilson Avenue. The horse was fatally wounded and a bystander shot it. Cecelia Paulin sustained a broken shoulder blade. The collision occurred as the wagon stopped at Cuberson’s store.
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Castile Limited
Mahoning Valley Electric Company
Cecelia Paulin
Miss Paulin
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Pinal
THE
Stritmater Store
Cascade
Palatka
Fla
Saint Andrew's Aid Society
Goodson
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McGinley
StritmaterStore
Oxford
Crouch & Marquis Co
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