08 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
1
A Cleveland motel owner faced a liquor law charge after allegations of selling to intoxicated patrons. The case drew intense testimony and jurors faced deliberation as prosecutors and defense presented disputed evidence.
A garbled notice warns residents of deadlines for license papers. It mentions license costs of $2 in bergnens and $100 in dawnshing, with instructions about penalties for delays and refunds for certain wholesalers. The text is difficult to read but indicates a regulatory or civic filing requirement and associated fees.
A report describes a teen at a local residence who suffered injuries following a fall from a stairs area. Witnesses indicate a broken wheel and damaged furniture occurred as the incident unfolded within the home.
A garbled court report mentions Troan Marke vs Ute Mertesy and Mahoning Valley Company with lines about a continued case. The narrative references witnesses Waller and Young, a Pennsylvania firm, and partial notes on proceedings, including a score-like line about a failed attempt to break a barrier and other unclear events at Danis and a distant Mince rink.
New York reports that Jerome’s rebuttal will be heard when the court opens Monday at the criminal court building. Evelyn Neshit is recalled as a witness for the state, and Amay Meitensie is expected as the first witness.
Physical Director Brown of Mme Mo Aow directs a gardening instruction drive in the city. Members from the junior department will assist as the plan, new to the association, aims at a spring project with profits from a sale to fund the boys' work. Special attention goes to flower arrangements for distribution to the sick.
Fragmented OCR text references Bell Estate accounting and court action. Named parties include Judge Po and Edward Savant with mentions of $14,000 and property within a dispute. The readable material is unclear on dates, places, and final rulings, indicating an unresolved probate or estate matter.
Fragmentary text references titer and supreme topics with scattered names and numbers, lacking coherent context or identifiable figures. No clear event or subject emerges to summarize meaningfully.
In Lib City this morning Constable Mee Wings and Grand jury heard a case involving John Crago and Teese Harris. Crago and Harris were charged with viola tions and with preparing to leave the city after allegedly disposing of their property. The couple reportedly faced a haj around in their home and were arrested.
Fragmented OCR shows a name Likely report of property loss by WY FRIAR and SALGES with scattered fragments mentioning individuals Coby Jere and others. The text references dates and events but is garbled, lacking clear actions, locations, or outcomes beyond a property loss claim.
A Dover Delaware dispatch reports a letter from kidnappers demanding a large ransom and calling for the withdrawal of reward money. Authorities and the public await developments as police trace the child’s whereabouts in a case that has stirred state lawmakers and residents along the Delaware Bay.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at plans involving a project or meeting with individuals and organizations, but the lines are garbled. It mentions dates or days of the week and potential parties such as a UPS entity and others, yet specifics remain unreadable.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a DABGERY CHARGE and names like Bat father and Neil, with garbled words surrounding what appears to be a local notice or legal inquiry. The readable bits suggest a crime charge note but lack coherent context or complete names and dates.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases. It mentions an election for president, references to places and people, but the details are garbled. The readable bits indicate a contest or vote action with various proper nouns scattered through the text.
Englishmen oppose the suffrage measure as petitions pour in against voting rights for women. Report notes demonstrations and police precautions to prevent disorder while government presses ahead. Public figures argue about enfranchisement and the potential widening of voters.
Fragmentary OCR notes list seven individuals connected to papers or documents. Names and details are unreadable, hindering precise identifications or roles.
Fire alarms and fragmented notes describe a local incident with uncertain details. Names and places are garbled but indicate a small fire event and cautious reporting. The report mentions individuals such as Anbegay and Marcy Dobie with unclear roles. Further clarity needed for definitive facts.
Frank A. Mitchell, charged with desertion and adultery, won a continuance to the June term after his wife demanded maintenance payments. He signed blank judgment notes in court to secure the stay, while Mrs. Mitchell insisted the case would not end with reconciliation. The grand jury had found a true bill on adultery, hinting at sensational developments at trial.
In Nas city vaudeville singer Achigonly known as Ely was pressed by Mabel Gilman about his management. Gilman, described as Mrs Bay, alleged connections to a stew trust and questioned Ely’s suitability. The scene occurred amid whispers of drinking habits and a tense company gathering in Misilnaa.
In Weland on March 8 the latest method using a D8gomometer trapped a wary automobile scoo ter ite and tested a thirty three mile per hour run. An experiment showed the vehicle downed a tree at maximum speed while a pursuing dog watched. The chase ended with the machine halted and the thief revealed by the test.
Fragmented obituary note lists individuals including Myrily Muldoon Pitts Vanilix Medorkiendex Caton Boline and Surtele barerson street. Mentions a daughter and a March weather note. surrounding details are unreadable but imply a family-focused death notice from a Mesa area source.
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