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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
1
James Warren of This City was killed in a stabbing during a fight in Youngstown last night. Police report several suspects are now in custody as the investigation continues. Warren’s slashed abdomen is noted in initial police statements.
Pre strike activity centers on Greer mill with managers unable to list returning workers for July 1. In Youngstown James L. Warren dies after a stabbing at Ella McDonald’s Basin Street resort. several Italians held amid investigation as police seek Warren’s assailant.
Pride of New Castle lodge members of A. A. of I. 8. & T. W. invite officials of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. to debate the open shop policy before the employer of the mill on June 29 at 7 p.m. at a location agreed upon by company representatives and lodge leaders.
A meeting of two thirds of Greer mill workers will be held this evening. Workers on the midnight and 8 am turns will attend, while the 4 pm turn plans a separate gathering later. The outcome and any reconsideration of Sunday’s strike decision remain uncertain.
Count Zeppelin and the airship Zeppelin II battled a three hour storm after departing Friedrichshafen for Metz. Strong winds and motor strain forced a forced landing at Biberach for repairs before continuing the trek toward Metz where the airship will be stationed for military use.
The Carnegie plant at Greenville went on double turn in all departments yesterday, signaling a broad halt in operations across the facility.
Independent steel and iron companies plan to restore wages to pre cut schedules on July 1 after cuts in 10 percent reduced payroll by about 4 million dollars. Over 100000 workers affected will gain back the increased pay as market conditions improve.
Andre Rayel of Center street died at Shenango Valley hospital from injuries when an iron crowbar fell on his head about a week earlier. He had been unconscious since the accident and died after days of suffering. The body was moved to Martin & Company's morgue for burial preparation. Funeral set for Wednesday at St. Vitus church. Mrs. T. T. Evans visits South Sharon relatives.
Born in Germany and longtime city businessman, ex-sheriff William Becker died suddenly at his home 45 Neshannock Avenue after a life of public service extending from his 1894 election. Rheumatism of the heart was listed as the cause. the news touched the city with widespread respect.
A local resident, Mr Becker, aged 76, passed away quietly after a brief illness. Born in Saxony in 1833, he moved to Pittsburg with his parents in 1839 and lived here ever since. He worked in the old rolling mill and later run a meat business in the market under the opera. Continued on Page Three.
City officials refuse to purchase parcels needed for the planned bridge project as commissioners debate alternative routes. The stand delays construction and raises questions about funding and urgency.
Will adopt plan to build a new bridge at North Street and Neshannock Avenue, with the city funding most costs. County commissioners decide to dispose of the old Pittsburg street bridge after council vote 12 to 10 rejecting the transfer.
Talbot County ends its search for Edith May Woodill’s killer as inquest verdict leaves the case open. Eastman is named feloniously killed or an accessory while Sheriff and constables deem Eastman alone responsible. Actress Vinnie Bradcomb heads to New York with uncertain estate proceeds. Mrs Eastman mourns, plants a tomato vine on the grave, and vows to rebuild life away from the nightmare. The county returns to its quiet routines after the long, bloodstained episode.
In Washington on June 29 coroner Nevitt estimated seventy babies died in the past six days due to extreme heat. The coroner described the deaths as a tale of misery poverty and helplessness with most victims being children of the poor crowded in alleyways and narrow streets deprived of sunshine and clean air.
After the New Castle tin mill dispute over open shop policy, analysts forecast that a strike victory would barely affect future wages, while a loss could trigger lower tin plate prices. With raw costs detailed, observors note potential profits at half current prices and a broad shift in market dynamics.
The Presbyterian union of city churches met at the Reformed Presbyterian church with M. W. Leslie presiding. An election elected President Rev. H. F. Given, Vice President Rev. A. B. McCormick, Secretary Elder J. R. Speer, and Treasurer H. Horner.
Mary Louise Shipe two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Shipe of Young Street underwent an operation at Shenango Valley Hospital on Tuesday morning for appendicitis. The operation was serious but she rallied and hopes rise for a full recovery.
Death notices list William Becker 76 of 45 Neshan nock avenue Mrs J E Houston 72 Allegheny Henry K Morse 87 Poland Robert Addison Brown 1 month 60 Pittsburg street John M Lee 35 381 Finch street Miss Mary Meeks Mt Jackson Andre Rayel Center street James L Warren 28 Reynolds.
New York dispatch reports that investigators admit failure to capture Leon Ling the alleged killer of Elsie Sigel. They note Ling evaded nets across the country and fled to Washington, then Newark before returning to New York with the trunk. Accomplice Chung Sin is under police treatment for memory loss.
Paris officials reported the 14 year old Louise Vounaux found dead in a canal marking the eighth child death by own action this month. The press debates a rise in suicides among Paris youths driven by sensational publicity and waning mental resilience.
Police seek clues after a Monday morning break in at Ira Fulker’s Son Grocery, where more than $300 was stolen from the safe. The incident remains under investigation with neighbors urged to report any tips.
The Wright brothers decide against attempting a flight as wind conditions are deemed too strong. A spokesman notes safety concerns and weather forecasts show sustained gusts, prompting postponement.
Report notes the new aeroplane has never yet been tested and its inventors will not risk flights unless weather is highly favorable.
Washington reports the Wright brothers fail to attempt an inaugural test flight as wind remains unfavorable at Fort Myer. Despite presence of Senator Aldrich Speaker Cannon and other lawmakers, Wilbur Wright cites weather as reason, while corps officers seek aviation funding for next year. A flight may occur this afternoon if conditions improve.
Washington reports a deficit of a little over 4 million dollars with one day left in the fiscal year. June shows a strong receipts over expenditures balance of nearly 4.5 million, contrasting last year's 1.57 million surplus for the month. A new tariff bill may lift the balance further, and a potential draw on national bank depositories around 25 million could occur. Born to Mr and Mrs John Seadon of Croton avenue a son.
City officials vow to pursue the Bell Telephone suit to compel wiring into the municipal conduit. A committee will inspect the conduit for changes to handle high and low tension electric wires. Council may exclude high tension lines, while City Electrician John Triplett will oversee bridge conduit removals and needed alterations.
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