Suspect Isadore Maron Arrested In Averbush Case
Chicago dispatch reports Isadore Maron a Russian Jewish anarchist associate of Lazarus Averbush was captured after visiting the Averbush flat. Detectives hold Edward Burman and seek Olga Averbush's other sister as they probe the attack on Chief Shippy. The motive tied to Emma Goldman deportation rhetoric and a pamphlet titled The Panic.
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Fy United Press
Chicago
Isadore Maron
Lazarus Averbush
Shippy
Averbush
Washburn Avenue
Cas
Daily Press
Emma Goldman
America
Nathanson
Workingmen's Hall
Kishinev
New Trial Sought in Byers v. Baltimore and Ohio
Court heard arguments for a new trial in the damage case of Horace D. Byers against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Byers seeks $2,000 claiming a spark from a locomotive burned his barn and argues spark arresters would have prevented the fire.
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Horace D. Byers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Robert K. Aiken
Wylie McCaslin
Byers
Railroad Company
Adda F. Maitland
Shenango Township
C. H. Akens
J. Norman Martin
Robert A. McKee
Death Record for Mrs. Hannah King in Little Baton Township
Mrs. Hannah King aged 83 is recorded as deceased in Little Bea ter township. The notice notes her residence in the township and identifies her as the late wife of a local resident. Funeral details are not provided in the readable text.
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Hannah King
Little Beater Township
Victims of Drowning Off the Yucatan Coast
Mrs. W. B. Wood visits in the city with her husband and daughter presumed drowned near Yucatan. American consul to be contacted and an investigation into the drowning ordered. Clawson, Wald show interests manager, provides further word expected. $14,000 missing and suspected foul play. Kirker alleges money may have been lost with the victim. Mr Wood described as having a boyish appearance despite years as a leader in his field.
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W. B. Wood
W. J. Kirker
Mexico
Yucatan
Hastings Clawson
Wood Show
Kirker
Mr. Clawson
Wood
Czar Plans to Seek U S Action Against Russian Conspiracy
In St Petersburg the secret police treat the New York declaration of the United States of Russia as serious. Ivan Norodny heads a supposed Russian Republican Administration in exile. Washington likely to face diplomatic protests as the czar cautions against open anti regime activity on U S soil.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Mar
New York
United States of Russia
Ivan Norodny
Norodny
America
Atlantic
Committee
Washington
United States
Nicholas
Capitol Graft Arguments Today
In Harrisburg on March 3 the hearing in the Sanderson Shumaker and Mathues capitol graft trial focused on defense law points. The defendants’ counsel urged the court to instruct that no proof of fraud or conspiracy had been presented.
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Harrisburg
Sanderson
Shumaker
Mathues
Anarchist Threats Reach New York Archdiocese
Police Commissioner Bingham disclosed that Archbishop Farley and a deputy received threat letters. The letters warned they would be killed if they continued their stance against certain elements of society. The letters’ authors and contents were not disclosed and the investigation continues.
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United Press
New York
Chicago
Bingham
Farley
Tenant Fails to Pay Rent Leads to Arrest on Larceny Charge
Joe Gosh of the Fifth ward was arrested on a larceny warrant after allegedly removing household goods despite a landlord's warrant to recover 19.60 dollars. The information was sworn by Oscar Warner. bail was set for a hearing later in the week.
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Joe Gosh
Fifth Ward
Oscar Warner
Joe
Henderson Ill as Lincoln Man Rallies Slightly
M. H. Henderson of Lincoln Avenue is reported critically ill. His condition was alarming all day Sunday but he rallied slightly on Monday and remains in serious danger.
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M. H. Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
Presbyterians Near Union Amid Banquet Talks
A Pittsburgh banquet reported broad sentiment for a single union of Presbyterian denominations including the Presbyterian United Presbyterian and Reformed churches with PAIBAT and other bodies. Clergy discussed an organic federation forging a united church structure.
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Union OF Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Union
Pittsburg
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
American nobility wed today in landmark Harriman-Gerry union
Grace Church hosted the wedding of Cornelia Harriman daughter of E H Harriman to Robert L Gerry son of Connodmore Elbridge T Gerry. The ceremony drew New York's elite amid heavy police crowds and a reception at the Harriman mansion. The match is noted as a strictly American union with deep ancestral ties to early US history.
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United Press
New York
Grace Church
Cornelia Harriman
Er. H. Harriman
Robert L. Gerry
Connodmore Elbridge T. Gerry
William R. Huntington
J. H. McGuinness
St. John’s Church
Arden
N. Y
Harrimans
Doane
Albany
Mary Harriman
Carol A. Harriman
Ruth Averill
Rochester
Marion A. Clarke
Elsie Howland
Annie Peabody
Margaret Dix
Peter Goebel Gerry
Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Miss Harriman
Gerry
E. H. Harriman
Neilson and Bleecker
Young Gerry
Eleridge Gerry
Continental Congress
Grand Jurors Told to Report Road Neglect
W H Marshall of Wayne township was appointed foreman of the grand jury. Judge Porter urged jurors to report bad roads and noted road supervisors must remove loose stone in May June August and September and post index boards at all road intersections.
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W. H. Marshall
Wayne Township
Porter
McCandless Plays Part of Cowboy on Texas Ranch
Charles McCandless reports returning from a Texas ranch with a fine cattle herd and successful wintering. He notes mild winter weather, wheat and oats planted, and large numbers of homeseekers moving into the Panhandle. He expects to return in about two months and can still ride a broncho well.
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Charles McCandless
Texas
Panhandle
McCandless
Murder cases before grand jury in two wife and rival case
Charles Quimby faces murder charges in his wife’s death and Joe Calaute faces murder charges in the death of Squire William Duff. Both cases were presented to the grand jury today. The jury has not reported yet and is expected to issue a verdict this evening.
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Charles Quimby
Joe Calaute
Squire William Duff
City to hire Baltimore expert on conduit wiring
The judiciary committee recommended that New Castle councils empower City Solicitor Gardner to hire an electrical expert to testify in the Bell Telephone conduit case. The city would pay at least 200 dollars for the witness and may bring additional witnesses as needed. The hearing date is not set, but the case is anticipated to proceed soon with both sides confident.
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Baltimore
New Castle
Bell Telephone Company
Judiciary Committee
Gardner
Two Men Almost Drowned After Harbor Incident
Sam Cornelius and another man named Fike nearly drowned in the Shenango River near the Harbor bridge while a horse and buggy were drowned. They reached shore after hours in darkness, built a fire at a vacant house, and were found by A. P. Eckles and Robert Patton the next morning.
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Shenango
Harbor Bridge
Sam Cornelius
Fike
Weller’s
Bessemer
A. P. Eckles
Robert Patton
Red Haired Boy Supposed Drowned Near Youngstown
Reports from Lowellville Struthers and nearby Mahoning river towns describe a red haired boy about 10 seen floating downstream past the Youngstown Sheet and Tube plant. A P L E yard crew member tried to rescue him but could not reach the swift current. The boy was alive and crying for help when last observed, after being swept past the plant.
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Youngstown
Lowellville
Struthers
Mahoning River
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Late flood causes limited damage to street shops
Washington street merchants report slight flood damage with two to three feet of water in basements. Precautionary warnings allowed removal of valuables. At the Woolworth five and ten cent store a large pump kept the water down.
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Washington Street
Woolworth Five
Naming of Committees Sparks Stitzinger Debate
Board of education meeting features R C G White as chair of the buildings and grounds committee amid questions about whether Stitzinger supports the Berger site on Lincoln avenue. New appointments show varied interests across committees as members feel their way through the first regular session.
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R. C. G. White
Board of Education
Stitzinger
Berger
Lincoln Avenue
Kerr
Third Ward
White
Hamilton
Martin
Clarke
Sadler
Heckart
Chain
Carson
Edwards
Lockhart
Barnes
Gordon
Councils Create A Horse Committee In New Castle
A new street committee was formed last night with Rae Genkinger and Fike named to a horse committee. They will secure a team wagon harness and carts for the street department with Barteaux advising needs and purchases to begin immediately. New Castle has no horses for its street department, while larger cities boast multiple teams. The plan aims to install an efficient department and match or exceed peers by year end.
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Chambers
New Castle
Youngstown
Typhoid Case Reported to Health Officer
One case of typhoid fever was reported today to Health Officer Horner. It involved Mrs. Ida Woodling of Moody Avenue.
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Horner
Ida Woodling
Moody Avenue
Sensational Testimony in Divorce Cases Across Court
Judge Porter grants five divorces after testimony before masters. William S Butler accuses wife Clara M Butler of taking a boarder without consent leading to home breakup. Frances E Swadener is granted desertion divorce from Frank Swadener. Anna Close from Robert Close for desertion. Matilda A Thompson from Moses C Thompson for cruel treatment. Continued on Page Eight.
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Porter
Masters
Williams. Butler
Clara M. Butler
Leon Lambers
Frances E.swadener
Frank Swadener
R. L. Wallace
S. Edward Young
Spruce Street
Swadener
Anna Close
Robert Close
James C. Norris
Thompson Free
Matilda A. Thompson
Moses C. Thompson
Do. V. Riley
Falls Property eyed for New Castle High School Site
City Controller Lyman Hughes says the Falls property on North Mill Street could be bought for about $37 000, a reduction from the prior asking over $40 000. The New Castle school board may take up the matter, and if the Lincoln Avenue site is not used the Falls property could be selected for the high school.
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North Mill Street
New Castle
Lyman Hughes
Hughes
Feuchtwanger Honored by U S Advisory Council Election
Marcus Feuchtwanger of this city was elected a member of the advisory council of the United States, a body of 60 prominent Hebrews. The council aims to protect Jews, aid Russian refugees, and support the Liberal League led by Hon. Ed Lauterbach, opposing the immigration bill.
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American Jewish Committee
New York City
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Advisory Council
United States
Liberal League of the
House
License court to announce licensees Wednesday at 2 PM
Judge W. E. Porter will hand down decisions in license court at 2 PM on Wednesday afternoon. The session, held Tuesday afternoon, will reveal the names of licensees to be named.
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W. E. Porter
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Burman
Yucatan Coast
Bertha Wood
Archbishop Farley
Paibat
Sassaippc Suliins
Jeanbueq
Punoib Palqiwiasse Zinggs
Wosy Uswiasie
Speerdef
M'Candless
Cowboy
City
Judiciary Comit’e
Nango
Horse
RC. G. White
Buildg. Comtee
Ment
William
Butler
Falls and
Mill Streets
M. Feuchtwanger
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