Foltz Named in Dillway Case Connects to New York Woman
W S Foltz of New Castle is linked to the Helen D Jenkins affair new evidence shows Jenkins the New York woman who used Foltz as a decoy in a scheme involving Nathan Allen of Kersha Wisconsin and John R Collins of Nashville. Allen reportedly spent half a million on Jenkins as he chased her while Foltz, unaware, was drawn into the deception. Foltz is said to be in Paris now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beror
York World
W. S. Foltzker
New Castle
Helen D. Jenkins
New York
Nathan Allen
Kersha
Wis
John R. Collins
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Foltz
Allen
Mr. Foltz
Itis
Paris
Woman Tells How She Stole Furniture in New Castle Theft
County Detective J. M. Breen recovered all furniture belonging to Mrs. Sarah McCreary stolen from E. M. Hamilton's storeroom in South New Castle. Victims found items in about six households. A suspect justified theft by saying others were carrying it, and the case will proceed to prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Breen
Sarah McCreary
E. M. Hamilton
South New Castle
All England Alarmed by Strike Today
London on June 29 reports a ship strike by seamen and dock laborers has driven up prices for essentials by 25 percent. Rioting is reported in a dozen cities and coastwise and foreign traffic are paralyzed except channel steamers, marking a severe national crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
London
United Kingdom
England
Italian Assault on 14YearOld Girl Reported in Pittsburg
Police and a large posse hunted a giant Italian after he tried to throttle Bertha Ecklereth, 14, near Haysborough. The girl fought back with a kick to the abdomen and fled to a hotel where she fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Bertha Ecklereth
Haysborough
East Brook Home Managers to Meet Friday
The board of managers of the East Brook home will meet Friday at 3 o clock in the home of Mrs. Mary Cralle at 523 North Beatty Street Pittsburg. Attendees will take a Franks tow car and alight at Penn and Beatty streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Mary Cralle
North Beatty Street
Personal notices from Morris and Woodlawn communities
J A Ryan of Morris street travels to Pittsburg for the funeral of his uncle E J Shannon. Mrs Lewis Pyle and her infant son of Woodlawn visit her mother Mrs W W Cubbison of North Mercer street. Mrs W F Yates of South Mill street returns from Adamsburg Westmoreland county accompanied by her niece Ondene Fisher and Miss Rachel Gardner who will stay with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ryan
Morris Street
Pittsburg
E. J. Shannon
Lewis Pyle
Woodlawn
W. W. Cubbison
North Mercer Street
W. F. Yates
South Mill Street
Adamsburg
Westmoreland County
Ondene Fisher
Rachel Gardner
Preaching at Harbor United Presbyterian Church Sunday
Rev. H. S. Boyd will preach at Harbor United Presbyterian church on Sunday at 3 p m. A lawn social will follow at Mrs. Z. C. Amon on Cleveland avenue Thursday evening hosted by the Ladies Loyal Orange lodge No 129. Price lic 1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Boyd
Harbor United Presbyterian
Z. C. Amon
Cleveland Avenue
Ladies’ Loyal Orange Lodge
Price Lic
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies
Warning against ointments and cures containing mercury for catarrh. Mercury can damage smell and the system when absorbed. Recommends prescriptions from reputable physicians and cautions about Hall's Catarrh Cure produced by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, urging buyers to verify authentic products and avoid unsafe preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Actie
Hall
O, Ohio
F. J. Keney & Co
Hold up at Bailey Hotel in Wheeling Sparks Citywide Crime
United Press reports night clerk Harry Tuckmel of the Bailey hotel in Wheeling was bound and robbed of $50 and a gold watch by two men. He crawled to the next building to alert authorities as a wave of robberies rattled the city since Sunday. In Moundsville, The Big Store lost 74 pieces of silk worth over $1,000 after robbers peppered cayenne to mask tracks.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Tuckmel
Bailey Hotel
14Th Street
Tuckmel
Register Press Room
The
Christian Church
Moundsville
Fourth of July Tennis Tourney Preliminaries
In the Country club event, Harriet Reis beat Louise Treadwell 6-4 8-6 in women’s singles. Frances Hamilton defeated Lulu White 1-6 6-3 6-4. Rachel Morehead beat Hamilton 7-5 2-6 6-2. Jean Snyder defeated Rachel Wallace 3-6 6-4 6-2. Gardner and McCreary won doubles over Hartman and Patterson 6-4 6-2. Uber and Hodgkinson beat Slough and Hillier 5-7 6-1 8-6. Ray Gardner defeated A. R. Montgomery 6-3 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Reis
Louise Treadwell
Frances Hamilton
Lulu White
Rachel Morehead
Jean Snyder
Rachel Wallace
Ralph Gardner
Harry McCreary
Thomas Hartman
Gilbert Patterson
W. J. Uber
G. J. Hodgkinson
Slough
Hillier
Ray Gardner
A. R. Montgomery
New Castle Women Push Napolitano Petition
W C T U chapters nationwide mobilize to spare Angelina Napolitano from Canada’s death sentence. Petitions are being prepared to be sent to the Canadian governor general. New Castle’s W C T U has not yet acted but plan to raise the issue at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Cc. T. U
Angelina Napolitano
Canada
Monster
Napolitano
New Castle
Frank M. Jones
County awards Volant bridge repair to Allen Bros
The Volant covered bridge repairs go to Allen Bros of Volant for 398 dollars the lowest bid. The project includes a new roof and preserves one of the county s remaining old fashioned covered bridges. Also let for Molstein bridge repairs in Wilmington township to George W Means for 154 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Allen Bros. of
Mahoningtown
Edenburg
McConnells Mills
Wilmington Township
George W. Means
Manazie jailed after alleged malicious mischief flood
Abraham Manazie was committed to county jail by Alderman Morrison on a charge of malicious mischief. Levine rented him a Moravia street house which was flooded after Manazie allegedly plugged sewer lines and left water running. The resulting damage destroyed goods in a store below and wrecked plaster and ceilings. bail could not be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Manazie
Morrison
S. H. Levine
Moravia
Manazie
Levine
Deaths of the Day William H Jackson
William H Jackson a prominent New Bedford area farmer died at his home south of the village at about 11 am after years of illness and a Sharon hospital operation He was over 40 and survived by his wife a daughter May a brother R W Jackson and two sisters Eleanor Jackson Pulaski and Mrs Charles Heard Sharon Funeral plans were not set. Mrs O L Estabrook a Slippery Rock resident died at home at 50 Funeral services were held this afternoon She is survived by her husband and four children John Oakland CA Mrs Martin Brest Sharon Jennie of this city and Florence of Franklin.
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William H. Jackson
New Bedford
Sharon
Mr. Jackson
Miss May
R. W. Jackson
Highland Avenue
O. L. Estabrook
Slippery Rock
Estabrook
Free Methodist Church of
John
Oakland
Cal
Martin Brest
Jennie
Florence
Franklin
Humphrey Family Holds First Portersville Reunion
Mr and Mrs W F Gardner and daughter Grace along with several relatives attended the first annual Humphrey reunion at W H Humphrey s home near Portersville. A reception honored Frank Shields nee Nina Humphrey who married this week. About 150 guests from Kitanning Butler and Harrisville joined a noon dinner and business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gardner
Grace
Wallace Avenue
Margaret Hays
Zoe
Boyles Avenue
Jennie Perry
Leona Massie
Dick Bauman
Humphrey
W. H. Humphrey
Portersville
Frank Shields
Nina Humphrey
Kittanning
Butler
Harrisville
Family of Five Found Dead in Bed by Gas
Investigators probing the death of Nicholas Reynolds, his wife, and three children, all found in bed in Washington on June 29. Initial findings suggest asphyxiation from illuminating gas. a nearby steam shovel is alleged to have fractured a gas pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Nicholas Reynolds
Taft Leaves for Beverly Then Indianapolis This Summer
President Taft plans a summer move from Washington to Beverly and will proceed to Indianapolis for the July 4 holiday. He intends to address tariff debates in Congress and will attend a railroad collision arranged for his visit before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Taft
Beverly
Indianapolis
Congress
Funeral Held For Frank L. Weller In Raymond Street Home
The funeral for the late Frank L. Weller was conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock at the family residence on Raymond street. Rev. H. Co. Weaver and Dr. H. J. Whalen led the services with a male quartet singing. Interment followed at Harmon cemetery with Odd Fellows Roundhead lodge performing the grave services.
Pennsylvanian Found Dead in Baltimore Murder Suspicion
The body of Wilhelm Henesschath of Wymossing Pennsylvania was found in Prospect Park Baltimore with a bullet wound in the right temple. A woman was seen leaving the area after two pistol flashes, prompting police to consider murder in this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baltimore
Wilhelm Henesschath
Wymossing
Prospect To
Evangelist Billy Sunday Not Likely To Visit City
Officials doubt Billy Sunday will accept the invitation to speak on Presbyterian day. Mr White noted no word has been received and those arranging the event expect he will not come to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
White
Sunday
Rev Femingway to Attend Picnic at Rock Springs Park
Rev Femingway of Philadelphia plans to attend a joint outing of the three Christian churches and the Epworth congregation. The event is scheduled for Friday at Rock Springs park and will feature his sermon at the First Christian church in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femingway
Philadelphia
First Christian Church
Epworth
Rock Springs Park
Marriage of Lois Conn and James Jackson Reported
Interesting news notes a quiet wedding today between Miss Lois R. Conn of the Seventh ward and Mr. James E. Jackson of S Boroughline street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois R. Conn
Seventh Ward
James E. Jackson
Boroughline Street
Curious head bump and elevator shaft confession
A humorous exchange reveals a large bump on the back of the head signaling recklessness. The speaker recalls testing an elevator by sticking their head into a shaft and witnessing it move in the opposite direction.
The Scotch Idea
In a Tit-Bits item, a Scot enters a pharmacy asking for three penn orth o laudanum and replies that it is for two pence, as the chemist questions the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Scot
Scot
Mitchell and Hammond wed in Virginia in 1797
A marriage notice records Alexander Mitchell aged 109 and Jane Hammond aged 16 of Virginia, with the ceremony published December 28, 1797. The unlikely ages and date suggest a brief historical notice from a colonial era publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mitchell
Jane Hammond
Virginia
Dancing among fine arts oldest and most universal
A concise note on dance as a foundational and widespread art form cited among the fine arts, highlighting its enduring presence across cultures and eras. The excerpt emphasizes dance as an ancient, universal medium of expression.
John O'Neil Dies in Mt Alto After Illness
John O'Neil of this city died early Thursday morning at Mt Alto Pennsylvania where he had been undergoing treatment for some time. He lived with his mother on Spring Street. His remains will be brought home Friday and funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neil
Mt. Alto
Spring Street
Local K of C Members Attend Beaver Valley Outing
A large group of New Castle Knights of Columbus members joined Beaver Valley lodges for their annual outing in Conneaut today. Trains arrived at 8 and 8:40 AM, with plans to possibly schedule another local outing late this summer, though no decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle K. of C
Beaver Valley
Conneaut
Bread basket mystery touches King George coronation gift
In London on June 29 a twelve pound silver bread basket from Saskatchewan, Canada, arrived for King George as a coronation gift. The bread was missing, prompting detectives to investigate who wiped the loaf and why, amid the bread making virtues of the Saskatchewan wheat country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Saskatchewan
Canada
George
Highland U. P. Picnic Today At Robinson Grove
The Highland United Presbyterian church holds an all day picnic at Robinson Grove on the Sharon line. Morning activities began with a tasty noon dinner followed by athletic sports and games. The day benefits from favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P. Church
Robinson Grove
Sharon Line
Embezzling Cashier Deserts Invalid Wife in Earlville
Syracuse June 29. Guy H. Clark longtime cashier of the First National Bank of Earlville disappears after leaving a note confessing he misappropriated 43000 dollars. He deserted his invalid wife and sick daughter, taking no belongings with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Guy H. Clark
First National Bank of
Earlville
Sale of Real Estate in New Castle Estate of Thomas W Falls
In the estate of Thomas W Falls late of New Castle Lawrence county Pennsylvania deceased by order of the orphan court I will offer for sale at public vendue two parcels of real estate Both on Saturday July 22 1911 at 10 am and 10 20 am The first parcel is the undivided one half of a double brick dwelling and other structures on North Mill Street bounded by North Mill Street alley Apple alley and the Johnston property The second parcel at the corner of East Falls Street and Apple alley is a 40 by 95 foot lot with front on East Falls Street and rear northward 95 feet Terms cash upon confirmation of sale by the court Wilson Falls administrator Richard F Dana attorney June 29 July 6 13 20
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Thomas W. Falls
New Castle
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Orphans’ Court
City of
County of Lawrence
State of
North Mill Street
Fanny F. Johnston
Falls and
Grant Streets
Falls Street
Mill Street
East Falls Street
Fanny F. Johnson
Fast Falls Street
Apple Alley
Wilson Falls
Richard F. Dana
Paris Editors Set Duels After Bitter Newspaper Battle
Paris editors prepare for an early duel as Henri Le Tellier and Bunau Varilla send seconds, with staff from rival papers discussing duels. The feud between journals has reached the point of public spectacle and pampered rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Henri le Tellier
Bunau- Varilla
Mafin
le Tellier
Bunau-Varilla
Pamadx
Bible Class Move and Prayer Meeting Notices
Due to illness the Thursday Bible class meets tonight at Mrs. B G Martin 226 Crawford Avenue. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 45 PM at Mr and Mrs Etter 2021 2 North Walnut Street. Bring red singing books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
Thief Steals Dog From Youngstown Girl
While nine year old Maude Cassell watched, a man approached and led away her valuable Scotch collie in Youngstown. The incident is reported as a theft of a pet from a child with no immediate clues given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Maude Cassell
Youngstown
Bishop Luther B. Wilson ill in overseas mission
A cablegram from Berrea in Portuguese East Africa reports Bishop Luther B. Wilson of the Methodist Episcopal Church is ill with fever while serving overseas. The message confirms his illness and the location of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther B. Wilson
Methodistiscopal Church
Berea
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Wily
Eastbrook
Harbor
Heart of Wheeling
Womer
Claims
H. Levin
William Jackson
Conn-Jackson
Kid McCoy
Vormar
Selby
Norman Selby
K. OF C
King George
Bell Phone
M. W. Co
Lincoln Ave
Moler Barber College
Cleveland
J. J Miller
State St
Bell
Care At News
H. &. Woodworth’s
H. South Dt
Andrew B. Spencer
Aoa
Joseph Hannon & Bro
Ada G. Douglas
van Horn & Co
Loan & Trust Co
Dean Block
L. R. C. Fralick
Winter Avenue
Highland
G. W. Moody & Son
South Croton Avenue
Fredonia
Moody Avenue
Phillips and Johnson Mansions
B. J. Thomas
E. Long Ave
Highland Street
Neshannock
R. R
Robert L. Wallace
Washington and
Sankey Street
Diamond
A. P. Grant
Washington St
East Winter Avenue
J. Clyde Gillilan
FUS Sale
Wm. McConnell
Pearson Bt
Sam Groger
North Cedar Street
Lawrence Auto Co
N. L. Gardner
Ring
Jefferson St. Bell
L. G. A. Viviano
Sharp
Union Depot
Surrey
J. R. Ralph
Ohio
A. M. Stewart
Girard
Pittsburg Street
Regina
C. C. Robingson & Co
J. A. McConnell
North
Beaver Street
Quest St
Quest St. Inquire
E. North St
Croton Ave
Lawrence County Bank
Bartram Avenue
Epworth Church
B. J. O’brien
East
Washington Street
East Street
Hentz
Bell, Geo
Taw
Quest Street
Hazen & Jamison
Greer Block
Dufford
West South Street
R. S. Brinton
E. Washington Street
Bevan Block
Park Avenue
Jere Bauman
Neshannock Ave
Quincy A. McBrie
Citizens Bank
Citizens
Croton Avenue
Quincy A. McBride
TCG Fight Duel
Smith, Huteton, Kirk Co
Welch & Louer
Stone
Park Ave
Wasington St
Neshannock Avenue
J. A. Wright
Bishop Wilson III
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