Portugal Warned by England Over Possible Amnesty
England warned Portugal that granting a general political amnesty without investigating the assassination of Carlo and Prince Louis would place Portugal in the same category as Servia. Lisbon has signed but delays amnesty after an investigation. Republican press jeers at the government’s stance toward the culprits.
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United Press
Lisbon
England
Portugal
Carlo
Louis
Servia
Peter
Alexander
Belgrade
Detectives take five boys away to face charges
Five youths were seized by a Baltimore and Ohio force unit at noon for alleged burglaries and participation in a bonded warehouse break in. The boys, who had pleaded guilty to breaking into a car, were ordered to enter recognizance and appear in Allegheny county court on May first, with return to Baltimore if not convicted.
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FuAsburg
J. H. Breen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Force
Leo Coleman
Mike Connelly
Charles Spring
al. Eagle
T. Delshante
B. & O. Force
Allegheny County
Porter
Pittsburg
District Attorney Drops Black Hand Case Prosecutions
District Attorney Young entered a nolle prosequi in cases against Salvatore Exposito and J Cutrone, Black Hand figures convicted at the last term. They had not been retried, each already sentenced to five years in the penitentiary on other charges.
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Young
Nolle
Salvatore Exposito
J Cutrone
Portolese Faces Possible Rearraignment for West Middlesex Slaying
Mike Portolese of Sharon serving a penitentiary term for extortion may be brought back to be arraigned on a murder charge in the Antonio Barnatto case near West Middlesex from more than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Portolese
Sharon
Antonio Barnatto
West Middlesex
Sharon Officials Send Fred Pinto to Hungary over Murder Case
Sharon authorities dispatched Fred Pinto to Hungary in connection with the death of engineer Fred Dahringer who was killed while on duty in the engine room.
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Sharon
Hungary
Fred Pinto
Fred Dahringer
Mayor McClellan Leads Bridge Connection Across East River
Mayor Mc Clellan and a party of officials will place a 75 foot connecting girder on the cantilever bridge spanning the East River from Manhattan to Long Island City. The ceremony marks a key link in linking New York proper with Queens as the city pioneers further transit connections.
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United Press
New York
Mc Clellan
Manhattan
Queens
East River
Brooklyn
Jersey
Long Island City
Blackwells Island
McClellan
Orchard death sentence commuted to life in Idaho
Harry Orchard, who confessed to murder including former Governor Frank Steunenberg, was sentenced to death by Judge Fremont Wood. The judge recommended commutation to life imprisonment by the state board of pardons because Orchard told the truth in the Haywood and Pettibone trials. Orchard remained unfazed as he was returned to the county jail under heavy guard.
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United Press
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Wood
State Board of Pardons
Orchard
Haywood and Pettibone
Georgetown UV To Dismiss 20 Students After St Patrick Day Row
Washington March 18. After a St Patrick day celebration by Georgetown University students against faculty orders, 20 ringleaders will be dismissed and nearly all students kept on campus for a time. Georgetown, a Catholic institution, traditionally marks the festivity, but President Buell denied permission this year. The incident included dormitory littering and a city parade in costumes with college songs.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Buell
Bankruptcy Petition in the Adams Case
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Oscar T. Adams of Ellwood City by New Castle Grocery and other creditors. Adams vanished from Ellwood City recently and his store was seized by the sheriff on an execution issued by B. F. Ross for about $700. The petitioning creditors claim about $513.19 in total.
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Oscar T. Adams
Ellwood City
New Castle Grocery Company
Adams
B. F. Ross
Ross
Mayor Bakers Near-Miss While Blowing Stone at Home
Mineral Ridge mayor Baker attempted to blow out a stone in his front yard and nearly wrecked his house. The incident occurred at his residence, highlighting safety risks during home projects.
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Baker
Mineral Ridge
Civil War Veterans Dying Fast While Pension Bill Debated
Washington reports that more pensioners died in the past year than fought at Shiloh in 1862, with 45,768 names stricken from the rolls including 31,201 Civil War veterans. The McCumber act raised the annual pension bill by over 15 million, as veteran numbers declined to 967,371 in 1906.
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United Press
Ashington
Shilo
Board considers snap judgment on new high school plans
A special education board meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss the costly $300 000 North Hill high school plan and the Eckles site. Members cite pressure and possible influence from President Stitzinger while Joseph Clarke plans to resign to move to the Second ward.
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Board of Education
Stitzinger
North Hill
Eckles
Kerr
Third Ward
Joseph Clarke
Fourth Ward
Second Ward
Mr. Clarke
New Castle Junction
Hundreds of Candidates File Petitions in Harrisburg Nominating Races
In Lawrence and nearby counties many hopefuls filed petitions for state offices. The list shows 3 000 aspirants across Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialist and City parties, with names for Congress House of Representatives and county seats in Lawrence Beaver and Beaver counties including Weingartner Emery White Mooney Graham Peebles Moffett Stevenson Stewart Wallace Beatty Walton Gardner Reynolds Nothhurst Shields McDonald Ashenhurst White Mitchell Martin Greer Parshall Dallas McConnell Caldwell Runningbrew Flecker Ankney and others.
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Harrisburg
Prohibition
Lawrence
Congress
George T. Weingartner
Lawrence County
S. P. Emery
New Castle
P. White
New Brighton
J. E. Mooney
A. M. Graham
James Peebles
Scott Township
George Moffett
Monaca
House OF Representatives
W. W. Stevenson
Thomas M. Stewart
Little Beaver Township
Robert L. Wallace
Almatrim Beatty
Big Beaver Township
William D. Walton
Shenango Township
Archie W. Gardner
Walter S. Reynolds
John G. Nothhurst
T. EB. Shields
New Bedford
J. A. McDonald
Ellwood City
J. J. Ashenhurst
New Wilmington
William J. White
Norris Mitchell
Mercer County
John M. Martin
Grove City
James L. Greer
Stoneboro
Harry A. Parshall
Sandy Lake
James G. Dallas
Frank P. Brierly
Beaver Falls
Charles H. Milnes
Joseph E. McCabe
Chas. Ruhe
George Wilson
Beaver
Miller Flecker
Vanport
W. F. Brenholtz
Ambridge
Thomas J
Mule Causes Historic Sharpsville Train Wreck Near New Wilmington
On March 18 a stray mule owned by George Venable ran onto the Sharpsville to New Wilmington line, causing a northbound train to derail near the Vance farm. The engine and box car left the track, the engineer crushed hand and both the engineer and fireman escaped serious injury, four passengers unharmed. Crews worked through the day to restore the line, with effect on Wednesday’s schedule uncertain.
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New Wilmington
Sharpsville
Vance Farm
George Venable
St. Patrick's Day
Three Men Sentenced in Local Court
S. A. Levine was fined 25 dollars and ordered to refund 20 dollars to M. Zurosky after larceny by bailee. Judge Porter remanded him to custody if unpaid. Rocco Martorano received 25 dollar fine and costs for aggravated assault on Joe McCleery. Fred Shoaff must pay 25 dollars plus costs and 1.25 weekly for five years for child support.
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S. A. Levine
M. Zurosky
Levine
Porter
Rocco Martorano
Joe McCleery
McCleery
Martorano
Fred Shoaff
Minnie Stanford
Albion Erie County Schoolhouse Destroyed by Fire
The 13 room Albion school in Erie county burned in the afternoon destroying the building and contents. Students had just been dismissed when flames appeared and spread rapidly. Firefighters faced intense heat. an early entry attempt failed. Mrs McCommon in Epworth street learned of the blaze via letter from her daughter Mrs Wooling.
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Albion
Erie County
Collinwood
McCommon
Epworth Street
Wooling
New Castle
Mother seeks injunction to stop Maude Fulton dancing
New York march 18 United Press reports Maude Fulton a famed stage dancer faces an injunction suit filed by her mother who says continued dancing endangers her life after an appendicitis operation. Fulton asserts she is of age and intends to continue despite the court action.
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United Press
New York
Maude Fulton
Miss Fulton
Senator Whyte Funeral Set in Baltimore
The funeral of U S Senator William Pinckney Whyte who died of erysipelas at his Baltimore home will be held tomorrow afternoon at Emmanuel Episcopal church. Interment follows at Greenmount cemetery in a quiet private service with no official senate participation. Senator elect John Walter Smith likely to be named to fill Whyte's unexpired term, and his six year term begins March 4 1910.
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United Press
Baltimore
U.S
William Pinckney Whyte
Emmanuel P. BE. Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Senate
John Walter Smith
Senator Whyte
Whyte
Smith
Youngstown Sheet and Tube to buy Struth property
Reports say Youngstown Sheet and Tube plans to acquire the property occupied by American Sheet and Tinplate in Struth Ohio. The sale would transfer ownership of the plant site to the Cleveland based steel maker.
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The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Struth
Ots
Viewers Appointed to Inspect Washington Township Road
Civil Engineer W. C. Welker Brooks Broadbent and R J Crawford were appointed by Judge Porter to view a proposed road in Washington township. The route runs from Leesburg road at its intersection with Volant and Plaingrove road to Martin road at its intersection with New Castle road. Petition signs support the request citing local inconvenience due to absence of the road.
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W. C. Welker
Brooks Broadbent
R. J. Crawford
Porter
Washington Township
Leesburg Road
Volant
Plaingrove
Martin Road
New Castle Road
Mrs Hamlet Davis Declared Insane by Commission
Mrs Hamlet Davis was adjudged insane today by a commission including S B Marshall Dr Kissinger and E F G Harper. Her weakening mind has required constant watching and she will be sent to Warren.
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Hamlet Davis
S. B. Marshall
Dr. Kissinger
E. F.G. Harper
Abel Fisher Visits City After 30 Years
Abel Fisher of Wellsville Ohio, a former resident near East Brook, is in the city for the first time in 30 years. He called on Sheriff Waddington, his cousin, and is a son of Abel Fisher who ran a grist mill near Eastbrook.
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Abel Fisher
Wellsville, O
Near East Brook
Mr. Fisher
Sheriff Waddington
Eastbrook
Offutt's Campaign Expenses Light
J. C. Offutt, candidate for city treasurer, filed a campaign expense statement showing expenditures under 50 dollars with no itemized accounts required.
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Offutt
J. C. Offutt
Deaths in Poland and nearby areas listing several individuals
Death records show David Bortz 85 Poland George Steffler 68 Wurtemburg Gladys McClure 10 months 56 East Long Avenue Martha M Harris 1 302 Wood Street William F Morrison 38 Ellwood.
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David Bortz
Poland
George Steffler
Wurtemburg
Gladys McClure
East Long Avenue
Martha M. Harris
Wood Street
William F. Morrison
Elliwood
Youngstown couple’s marriage attempt ends in return to New York
Minnie Karow and Ralph Sappo arrived in Youngstown to wed but were taken back to Westfield, New York, yesterday. The girl is only 14.
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Minnie Karow
Ralph Sappo
Youngstown
Westfield
N. Y
Wampum Council to rehear 50 year trolley franchise April 6
Burgess E T Braby of Wampum comments on the Beaver Falls and Wampum trolley line bill saying he favors a fifty year term and has not read the ordinance in over a year. Council vote to sign or veto looms as division grows among townsfolk over paving terms and concessions.
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Beaver Falls
Wampum
Ampum
Burgess E .T. Braby
Braby
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Brady
Wampum Council
Traction Company
Girl saves friend by biting shoe lace on tracks
In Nutley New Jersey on March 18 1910 Mabel Swenson aged 10 saved Minnie Arnott from a frog trapped lace by biting through the knot just as a train whistle sounded and a locomotive sped past. Arnott freed in time.
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United Press
Nutley
N. J
Mabel Swenson
Minnie Arnott
Erie Tracks
Miss Arnott
Miss Swenson
Braham Burned as Flames Wipe Out Minnesota Town
Minneapolis dispatch reports Braham Minnesota near the Great Northern railroad is being wiped out by fire. All telegraph lines are down. The Minneapolis fire department is sending equipment by special train to the scene.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Braham
Grear Northern
Minneapolis Fire Department
Fire Drill Clears Lowellville School Fast
Without warning, Lowellville school conducted a drill yesterday as 300 pupils evacuated in about 60 seconds, demonstrating quick response and orderly exit procedures.
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Lowellville School
Demurrers Filed in All Locke Tax Cases in New Castle District
The Commonwealth cases against RE B Locke, charged with unlawfully receiving taxes as county collector, were continued after demurrers and motions to quash indictments. Objections claim no district or office exists for New Castle tax collection and that the 1897 act is unconstitutional, with continuance set for further arguments.
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Commonwealth
RE. B. Locke
B. A. Winternitz
City of
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Act of Assembly
Young and Winternitz
Foot Crushed In Yard Accident Leads To Amputation
William Mundee a 22 year old Pennsylvania brakeman was crushed between draw bars while guiding two cars in the Pennsylvania yards. He was rushed to the hospital where the right leg above the ankle was amputated. Mundee resides in Youngstown.
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William Mundee
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Mundee
Masons Attend Funeral of Sharon Resident Reuben Williamson
A number of prominent Masons from the city went to Sharon on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Reuben Williamson a well known resident and Mason. Williamson's death caused sorrow among his friends and the Masonic community.
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Sharon
Reuben Williamson
Williamson
Protected Home Circle Plans Thursday Degree Initiation
The Protected Home Circle seeks to initiate a slate of candidates on Thursday evening and requests full attendance from all members of the degree team for the ceremony.
YMCA Aims to Buy Princess Theater Closed After Tub
The Youngstown YMCA seeks to purchase the Princess theater which has closed following an unspecified tub incident. City officials and business leaders weigh the impact on downtown activity and future plans for the venue.
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The
Youngstown
Princess Theater
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