Rosario Serge Must Hang After Pardon Board Refusal
The pardon board refused to commute Rosario Serge's death sentence for killing Tony Cant. Attorney S. P. Emery prepared to pursue a rehearing as Serge, elated at a potential stay, faced execution with Gov. Richards deciding the final step.
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Rosario Serge
Tony Cant
Board of Pardons
Serge
Pardon Board
S. P. Emery
Emery
Harrisburg
Frank Jongrass
Jessie Carrine
Court House Tower
Tony Cunti
Lawyer Hummel Finishes Blackwell Term and Plans Escape
Little Abe Hummel, convicted of suborning perjury in the Dodge Morse case, leaves Blackwell Island prison after a commuted year. He heads to Europe, citing ill health as the reason, and is ferried to Manhattan amid friends and reports of a kidney disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Mummel
Dodge-Morse
Blackwell Island
Europe
Hummel
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
East Seventieth Street
East Seventy-third Street
Gov. Hughes
Matz
France
Manhattan
Trolley Collision Hurts Thirty in Philadelphia
Thirty persons were seriously injured in a trolley collision at Market and Sixth streets in Philadelphia due to a miscommunication of orders. The Sixth street car, running at full speed, struck the Market street car amidship.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Market and
Sixth Streets
Market Street
Margarite Robb
John Piston
Buggy Flip Sends Woman to Hospital, Family Attends Funeral
Lizzie Rhinehart of 466 Moore avenue was thrown from a buggy en route to an Edenburg funeral for her niece Rosa Anna Moore. She suffered multiple bruises and could not continue. Mrs Kelso and Miss Bid dle, who were with her, kept going to Akron with the funeral party. The child's remains were shipped to Akron for interment at the grandparents home of Mr and Mrs Arney Biddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Rhinehart
Moore Avenue
Edenburg
Rosa Anna Moore
Arney Biddle
Akron
Auditors Appointed in Three Estates
J. W. Humphrey was appointed auditor this morning for the final account of Abraham Boston as administrator of the late William Boston. Roy M. Jameson was appointed to audit the account of Joseph Reed, executor of Jane Smiley, deceased. Clyde Gibson was appointed auditor for the account of Joseph Reed, executor of David F. Cross, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Humphrey
Abraham Boston
William Boston
Roy M. Jameson
Joseph Reed
Jane Smiley
Clyde Gibson
David F. Cross
No Repeal of Antitrust Act in Prospect This Term
The article argues against any repeal of the Antitrust Act in the current term. It discusses potential legislative outcomes and cautions lawmakers against weakening competition protections.
Congress Delays Sherman Antitrust Bill For Hearings
Washington March 19 Congress weighs delaying action on reforming or repealing the Sherman antitrust law as the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce decides to hold exhaustive hearings. Republicans and Democrats on the panel favor extended study and caution about rushing to vote before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
House Committee On Interstate Commerce and Foreign Commerce
White House
Frisco Police Extort Money Riot at Headquarters
Frisco police officers clash as lodging house keeper J D Samuelson accuses 25 officers of extortion. Chief Biggy leads the inquiry. Patrolman David Sullivan strikes Samuelson and seven officers are suspended and await trial after the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
J. D. Samuelson
Biggy
Samuelson
David Sullivan
Sauelson
Sullivan
Pittsburg Faces Worst Flood as Rivers Rise Rapidly
Pittsburg braces for a historic flood with Monongahela and Allegheny rivers surging and expected to reach 32 to 35 feet. Merchants move goods to safety as rail lines suffer landslides and passenger service shifts to freight tracks. In Wheeling, Ohio River forecasts call for 46 to 48 feet with thousands displaced.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pennywitt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Ohio
Here
Seventh Ward
Wheeling Island
Directors Take School Fight to Supreme Court in Slipperyrock
Slipperyrock township school directors backed by residents press case after appealing Judge Porter's ruling that removed them from office over the Rose Point to Princeton High School shift. Equity suit by George Henderson vs Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad continued due to a bill amendment. Morehead denies land staking claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Slipperyrock Township
Henderson Equity
Slipperyrock
R. 8
Supreme Court
George W. Henderson
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg
Thomas F. Morehead
Henderson
T. F. Morehead
Carpenter Files Bankruptcy Papers in Pittsburg Court
Harvey P. Carpenter a North Mercer street grocer filed for bankruptcy in the United States court at Pittsburg. He lists liabilities of 874 and assets of 1 204. It is said his troubles stem from carrying customers accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P. Carpenter
Mercer Street
United States
Pittsburg
Jailed for a Week on Flimsy Charge
John McClure who had been jailed awaiting a hearing on larceny from the person was discharged at a hearing before Alderman Green yesterday. McClure was arrested in Ohio on a complaint by James McLane who said he lost 43 dollars weeks ago while with McClure. Lacking sufficient evidence the alderman discharged McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McClure
Alderman Green
McClure
Ohio
James McLane
Kittanning Miner Buried Alive
Kittanning Pa March 19 Peter Preypot a miner was buried under a mass of coal in a mine here early today killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kittanning
Peter Preypot
Ligonier Valley Faces Severe Flooding and Submersion
In Latrobe Pennsylvania on March 19, continued rain and rising Loyalhanna River flood the Ligonier valley. Water covers Water and Harding streets and idle Wild park. Sycamore island marooned families. Brandenville pupils rescued by wagon. trolley lines washed out and buildings swept away.
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Latrobe
Ligonier Valley
Loyalhanna
Harding
Sycamore Island
Brandenville
Striking Western Railroad Workers Hold Fight Continues
Denver report states striking machinists boilermakers and shop workers persist in action against Denver and Rio Grande officials. Only one deserter from the strikers. laid off workers show no rush to return. Non union hires are sent out system wide, causing rolling stock delays across the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Denver and
Rio Grande
Levine Released After Paying Fine and Debts
L. A. Levine, jailed Wednesday for unpaid fine, repaid the $25 fine and costs plus $20 borrowed from M. Zuresky. He notified Sheriff Waddington Thursday morning and was released after presenting a check.
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L. A
Pardons Granted for Lee Nye and Frank Rowan
The board of pardons granted clemency to Lee Nye of Ellwood City and Frank Rowan of this city both inmates of the Western Penitentiary. Nye held up a foreigner at Ellwood City taking 35 dollars and a quart of whiskey and was arrested later in Lorain Ohio. He received four years and has served about 15 months. Rowan stole jewelry from Schmid's store on Washington Street by entering through a transom and was sentenced to two years and six months with a little over a year served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons
Lee Nye
Ellwood City
Frank Rowan
Western Penitentiary
Nye
Logan
Lorain
Pardon Board
Schmid
Washington Street
Cruel Treatment Alleged in Picard Divorce Case
Mrs. Mary Picard claims Charles S. Picard struck and choked her in an early morning divorce filing by Aaron L. Hazen. The couple wed October 19, 1903 and separated December 1, 1906 due to cruel and barbarous treatment. Master Charles R. Davis named to take testimony in Maud Greer v Edward Greer. A subpoena issued in David Nesbit v Anna Nesbit divorce.
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Mary Picard
Charles S. Picard
Aaron L. Hazen
Charles R. Davis
Maud Greer
Edward Greer
David Nesbit
Anna Nesbit
Austrian Emperor Contracts Bronchitis Report
Vienna March 19 Francis Joseph has developed an attack of bronchitis. His physicians caution that at his age any illness, even minor, can be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
B&O Railroad Plans North Moravia Street Yard Expansion
The Baltimore and Ohio announces a new yard extending from Gardner Avenue to Division Street on Moravia Street. The project aims to double terminal tracks and add freedom for New Castle mills growth, with costs around 200000 dollars for the yard and higher for acquired real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Gardner Avenue
Division Street
Moravia Street
Big Run
J. Sutton and Son
Long Avenue
New Castle
B. and Co
Viewers Appointed to Assess Cost on Five Sewers
Judge Porter named viewers for five sewer projects. Winter avenue: J R Sherrard, James A Carpenter, William J Quinn. Wick street: J N Black, W J Chain, John B Berger. Scioto street: J H Black, W J Chain, John B Berger. Green street: J H Black, W Edison avenue: J R Sherrard, James A Carpenter, William J Quinn.
James Collingwood Recovers From Suicide Attempt
James Collingwood, who ten days ago attempted to end his life by shooting himself, has been pronounced out of danger by his doctors. His condition improved from critical to stable, and recovery is expected. he remains reticent about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collingwood
Sharpsville Railroad Blocked by Massive Bethel Landslide
A huge landslide at Bethel six miles above New Wilmington completely blocks the Sharpsville railroad line this morning. No train has reached New Wilmington today and reopening time is not yet known.
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Sharpsville
Bethel
New Wilmington
Delegates to National Convention to be Wined and Dined
The A A lodge of Sharon South Sharon and Wheatland plans to entertain delegates who attended the national convention in Youngstown in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lodge
Sharon
South Sharon
Wheatland
Youngstown
Carnegie dodges talk on proposed national education institute
In New York Carnegie refuses to confirm or deny reports of offering President Roosevelt a key role in leading a national education project that would eclipse Rockefeller plans for a Chicago university. He comments on the economy and Roosevelt’s health, avoiding direct discussion of the proposed institution.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
White House
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
National Institute
Assistant Fire Chiefs Nominated by Frank Connery
Fire Chief Frank Connery announced the list of seven assistant fire chiefs for the coming three years. Charles Collor Hose Co. No. 1 East Street is First assistant. Ed Vandegrift Fifth ward Scioto Street is Second. Gale Sowash Fourth ward Bay Street is Third. A. D. Newell Seventh ward Cherry Street is Fourth. T. J. McCluskey Sixth ward Smithfield Street is Fifth. Jim Mitchell Hose Co. No. 2 Park Avenue is Sixth. Thomas Leathers Third ward Croton is Seventh.
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Frank Connery
Charles Colnor
Hose Co
East Street
Ed Vandegrift
Fifth Ward
Scioto Street
Gale Sowash
Bay Street
A. D. Newell
Cherry Street
T. J. McCluskey
Smithfield St
President F M Spencer Addresses Stirling Prayer Meeting
President F M Spencer of Cooper Memorial College Stirling Kansas spoke at a joint prayer service of the First U P and Second VU P congregations at the First church. He outlined plans for the United Presbyterian church semi centennial and announced a goal to raise two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Spencer
Cooper Memorial College
Stirling
Kan
U. P
VU. P
United Presbyterian Church
Death Record Mrs. Samuel P. Kemp
Mrs. Samuel P. Kemp aged 62 of 114 North Ray Street is listed in the local death record. Funeral arrangements and further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Samuel P. Kemp
North Ray Street
Manufactory Seeks New Castle Location For Large Plant
Secretary Callahan of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce received a Rochester real estate inquiry about data for site selection. A large woodworking concern, employing several hundred, plans to combine multiple plants into one head and build a new factory here. Callahan outlined New Castle advantages as a manufacturing center and awaits further details.
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New Castle
Callahan
Chamber of Commercce
Rochester
N. Y
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County
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Lawrence Comen
B&o
Moravia
Gardner Ave
Nue
Network
Sharpsville R. R
J. D. Rockefeller
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