Charge Against Hitchcock Dismissed In Court Acquittal
Flora Whiston, the key witness in the Hitchcock case, was acquitted after a hearing that questioned her statements. Garvan pressed for truth amid contradictions and the court dismissed the indictment before jurors. Flora was later arrested for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvan
Pizzaro
Forty-first Street House
Hitchcock
Pizzearo
Enaent Times
New Jersey
West Forty-first Street
Piazzaro
Flora
Gerry Society
John F. Groft
Flora Whiston
New York
District Attorney's Office
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Steinhardt
Center Street
Floods and fires dominate telegraph briefs from the wire
Floods cause extensive damage in the northwest. A would be intruder arrested near Vienna Imperial gardens. Iowa Republicans gather for Des Moines convention. An arson attempt targets a six story tenement at 1629 Madison avenue injuring 12. McGuire dies in New York court. Emperor Francis Joseph sick with severe cold. West packing firms fined 15000 by the Supreme Court. Ten mills start at American Sheet and Tin Plate in Shar on with ten more next week. A congressman hints La Follette may be Independent League candidate. Coal strikes threaten rail traffic in Chicago and fuel imported from China. Reilly Grannan wins via roulette in Reno. Australian cities plan a united celebration for the U S fleet’s return. Governor Hughes names Charles Andrews to testify on Jerome case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Imperial Gardens
Vienna
Iowa
Des Moines
Madison Avenue
John C. McGuire
Fawcett
New York
Reilly Grannan
Carlo Young
Reno
New
U. S
San Francisco
Suez
Mt Jackson Students Host Social and Institute Evening
High school students plan a social on Tuesday and a local institute at the high school Thursday night March 19. Miss Jennie Gibson of McAnlis school visited her parents. Rev Cooper unable to lead Sunday services due to illness. Miss Lela McCullough of Wampum and her uncle Charles Hamilton of Grove City visited Lindsey Robinson on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gibson
McAnlis
Cooper
Methodist Church
Lela McCullough
Wampum
Charles Hamilton
Grove City
Lindsey Robinson
Assault and Battery Case Before Court
The week’s first case involves Eliza beth Patterson of Hazel Dell as defendant and Nancy Henry of Hazel Dell as prosecutrix. The dispute arose over a child and the case is expected to be brief in the criminal court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patterson
Hazel Dell
Nancy Henry
Henry
Zion Church Week of Services Open to All
Services will be held all this week at St. Luke's A M E Zion church. Mrs W L Stout of Coroupolis will preside. Great interest has been manifested in these meetings. Rev L M Upperman the pastor invites all to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
W. L. Stout
Coroupolis
L. M. Upperman
Pastor to discuss socialism and church link at meetings
Rev. H. M. Burns of Grace Methodist will repeat his talk on His Relation of Socialism to the Church for two gatherings this week. He spoke Monday at the Ministerial Association and will address Rev. E. E. Higley’s Social Teachings of Jesus class at the Y M C A Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burns
Grace Methodist Church
Ministerial Association
E. E. Higley
Y. M
Jesus
Suburban Home Listed at 2300 Dollars Near Miller Avenue
A six room dwelling with furnace and four lots is offered at 2300 dollars. Located on Miller avenue stop on the Youngstown line. One fare covers the city. For terms call Clare P Du Shane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Avenue
Youngstown
Clare P. du- Shane
Association Social Department Meeting Set
The entire social department of the association will hold a meeting Monday night at association headquarters.
Deaths of the Bay Miss Margaret DeVore
Miss Margaret DeVore longtime resident of the city died Monday at her Johns ton home 28 1/2 Elm street after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born July 9 1833 in Butler county she was 74. A member of Epworth M E church she leaves several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the residence with interment at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret DeVore
Johnston
Elm Street
Miss DeVore
Butler County
Epworth M. E
Greenwood Cemetery
Slavic Worker Dies of Tuberculosis at 94% Big Run Street
Michael Palinsky, an employee of Standard Steel Car Works, died Monday morning from tuberculosis at 94% Big Run Street. He had no close relatives in this country except two cousins. A Slavish society will handle funeral arrangements and the remains were moved to Handel's morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Palinsky
Standard Steel Car Works
Big Run
Handel
Minister from Sistersville Preaches at Central Church
Rev Jordan from Sistersville West Virginia filled the Central Christian church pulpit on Sunday with strong sermons. The congregation approved his message and considers him for the vacant pastor post. Other candidates Rev George B Evans of Big Run Pennsylvania and Rev Cardell of Hiram College have been heard. Next Sunday Rev Grant Pike of Lisbon Ohio will speak, with a likely congregational meeting soon to call a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Sistersville
W. Va
Central Christian Church
Biddle
George B. Evans
Big Run
Cardell
Hiram College
Grant Pike
Lisbon
Grocer Thomas McCormick to Move to New Store
Thomas McCormick the grocer on South Mill street will relocate to a new storeroom at Clear View and Long Avenue on April 1. After five years at the old leased site, he built the new storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
Bevan Block
South Mill Street
Clearview
Long Avenue
New Bedford Churchgoers Attend Evening Service
Mrs Horn and the Misses Rodgers Miller and Yale attended the First Presbyterian church service. Davidson McBride reports from Omaha that his son Rev R B A McBride is slightly improved after a serious illness.
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Horn
Rodgers
Miller
Yale
First Presbyterian Church of
New Bedford
Davidson McBride
Omaha
Neb
R. B. A. McBride
Hospital Notes and Town Fire Worry Reach Denver
Hospital notes report James Collingwood continues in danger after a self inflicted wound. Mrs. E N Taylor returns home from the hospital. Reports from Denver claim Shoshone Wyoming is burning and in danger of total destruction with no details yet available.
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James Collingwood
E. N. Taylor
Pearl Street
White
Denver
Colo
Shoshone
Wyo
Miss Maude Ryhal Returns From Stay in Cleveland
Miss Maude Ryhal of Morten street has returned from a stay in Cleveland.
End of Her Waiting in Barclay Street
A 15-year-old girl recalls moving with her father to Barclay Street and befriending Miss Molly a virtuous neighbor. Molly reveals a past involving her beloved brother Robert, whose downfall led to prison and a long wait for reunion. On the first day of June two years remain, Robert returns to claim Molly as she dies in his arms.
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Barclay Street
Molly
Mercy
Robert
Robbie
Margaret
Iife
Miss Molly
Wife of Pittsburg Millionaire Fears Morning News
The Pittsburg millionaire’s wife fears what the papers may reveal as she faces breakfast with a wary maid and a heavy heart while her husband is away on business. The scene conveys suspense over an ominous newspaper reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Marie
John
The Pretty Nurse and the Steel Millionaire
The content notes a romance between a nurse and a wealthy industrialist. The steel magnate proposes marriage, acknowledging the need to handle his existing marriage while planning a future with the nurse. The scene conveys sudden but earnest intent and the social tension of an impending alliance.
Rabinowitz Brothers Bankrupt in Western District Case
In the district court of the United States the matter of Harry Rabinowitz and Isaac Rabinowitz as Rabinowitz Brothers partners. No 3852 in bankruptcy. Pittsburg February 24, 1908. Western district of Pennsylvania.
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THE
District Court OF the
United States
Harry Rabinowitz
Isaac Rabinowitz
Curram
WM. T. Lindsey
Isaac Rabinowitzs
Rabinowitz Brothers
District Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
William McElver, JR
Black Hand Man Sentenced to Pen Taken to Penitentiary
Nick Palefone, once labeled the Black Hand man and sentenced to four years and six months in the penitentiary, was escorted Monday to the institution by Deputy Sheriff James H. Brown Ernest Weir and Harry Campbell. They were later joined by George M. Permar to Morganna for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Palefone
Mearning
James H. Brown
Ernest Weir
Harry Campbell
Morganna
George M. Permar
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Francis Joseph
Supreme Court of the United States
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Sharon
la Folette
Independence League
Chicago
China
Hughes
Charles Andrews
Court of Appeals
Jerome
MT. Jackson
Zion Church
Rev. Burns
Michael Patinsky
Will
Emma Howard Wight
Joseph B. Bowles
Bell
Rice's
Scioto Street
Suliman’s
North Walnut Street
Hogue
Frank Gamble
Union Livery
Union
Care Star Family Theatre
New Castle
East North Street
W. G. Baughman
Grant Street
D. B. Kurtz
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
F. P. Steckel
East South Street
A. B. Care News Office
Oileo
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
Greer Block
Edna Hellstrm
Pearson Street
Mill Street
Coliseum
Washington, Mill, Grant
Falls Streets
A. H
Lester Wolford
Bor Bale
M. Frisbee
Born Steel Range
East Street
Moravia Street
Morton Street
D. Jameson
Citizens National Bank
Wallace Avenue
Home Street
Arthur Cohen
Ellwood City
Crawford Avenue
Bath
Myer Avenue
Highland Plan
H. D. Byers
Mahoningtown
L. H. Matthews
K. D
Sharon Street
Park Avenue
City of Car
R. D. Gartley
S. C
Plymouth Rocks
William Rearke
City
North
Jefferson Street
George T. Weingartner
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Cumbererland Avenue
Thire Ward
P. J. Watson
Boyles Avenue
Highland Avenue
Coachtown Road
Q C. Stimple
Wm. L. Rick
Youngstown Road
English Avenue
Highland
F. G. Harper
H. L. Robinson
Fairmont Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
EB. J. O'Brien
East Washington Street
Bell Phone
Sta
William Baird
Broadway
S. Sharon
BOR
Mulberry Street
Court
H. G. Crawford
Court Street
Neshannock Avenue
North Mill Street
Wheelmerd St
Lathrop Street
Young Street
W. D. Walklace
Wallace
House of Seven
Quire
Jere Bauman
Avenue
Eee
T. W. Dickey
Ren
W. c
Him Street
John A. Shiner
Pittisberg Street
Washington Street
Keny—Pruit
County Lime Road
W. S& M. Cassin
Relt
nsWw
Lawrentce Trust Building
Jere Heu
Mab
Nesbannock
Croton Hill
Quire McBride & Long
Gar Geld
Once Inn
W. G Ayers
Strew
Shaw Street
Hatton
Walnut Street
East Long Avenue
Union National Bank
M. Buchanan
Shenango Hotel
W. Washington Street
Union Phone
Mra L. Dean
ATSIR
Choice
Q. Morgan
Postatiice
Noa
South Mill ‘Street
RQ _Fralick
Keystone
Ne News
4 Newa
Western District
Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Brewn and
Hamilton's
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