Last Day for Filing Petitions for April Primaries
Lists of candidates who filed papers on the final filing day across parties include John B Haley as a new Republican candidate for prothonotary and clerk of courts alongside incumbent Charles H Andrews. The article itemizes county offices and national and state delegates, with names and wards in Ellwood City and surrounding areas, and notes the full noon filing roster across the Twenty-fourth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Haley
Haley
Northill Street
Charles H. Andrews
State Department
Republican—Congress
Ernest F. Acheson
J. K. Tener
State Senate
S. P. Emery
James Kk. Mooney
George T. Weingartner
Samuel P. White
Assembly
Almatrim Beaty
Archie W. Gardner
Walter S. Reynolds
W.V. Stevenson
Thomas M. Stewart
Robert L. Wallace
William D. Walton
Democratic— Congress
Carl B. Gibson
A. Martin Graham
John G. Nothdurft
T. E. Shields
Congress
Frank Fish
Joseph Peebles
J. J. Ashenhurst
J. A. McDonald
Charles A. McKeever
Senate
George Moffett
Morris Mitchell
William J. White
William BE. Agnew
Frank L. Bigham
Ellwood City
John IB. Haley
Thos. A. Patton
Hickory Township
Jacob F. Carl
W. J. Sharp
New Bedford
Joseph E. Martin
Wilmington Township
R. M. Leslie
North Beaver
Guy Zimmerman
J. A. McMillin
John F. Pitts
James McKissick
W. C. Welker
New Castle
Twenty-fourth
W. S. Moore
Beaver
William S. Cook
Beaver Falls
Joseph J. Zimmerman
Rochester
Thomas W. Phillips
James M. Bossert
Monongahela City
Joseph A. Herron
Charles F. Ball
Volant
Thomas M
Eckles
Joseph EB. Ligo
Judson Jon Iris
Calvin D. Cook
Hickory
A. T. Young
Clyde Gormley
Mahoning
R. C. Ashton
Neshannock
Frank. Donaldson
J. A. Drake
J. W. Cooper
Wm. H. Gwin
W. E. Evgery
H. R. Dungan
Erry
James A. VanGorder
Flaingrove
David Hamilton
L. J. Rodgers
Pulaski
D. J. Harry
J. J. Shields
Scot
S. B. Martin
Shenango
J. Frank Aiken
Slippery Rock
T. M. Kenedy
G. V. Gibson
Union
R. T. Atkinson
Robert Wallace
Roosevelt Presses Agenda for Legislation and Tariff Revision
President Roosevelt conferred with Aldrich Payne and Dalzell on a broad program to push major bills before the end of the session including tariff revision, an amended Sherman act, currency reform, and limits on court injunctions. The plan calls for a commission led review of schedules and possible private hearings for expert guidance.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Aldrich
Payne
Dalzell
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brick Plant Sale At Public Auction Near Harbor
The New Castle Land lime Brick Manufacturing plant near the harbor was sold at public sale by R P Pomeroy. It drew several buyers and most bids were about ten percent of the original cost. The Sand lime Brick company formed for sand brick with cement had 30000 dollar capital. over half was paid in but the sand proved unsuitable, rendering the plant nearly useless and leaving many local and Youngstown investors as heavy losers. Miss Bessie Aiken departed for Birmingham Alabama with nurse friend Miss Cook for a two month rest and sightseeing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Landlime Brick Manufacturing Company
R. P. Pomeroy
Youngstown
Bessie Aiken
Birmingham
Alabama
Miss Cook
Taft Poised for Nomination at Chicago GOP Convention
Forty Republican delegates were chosen this week with 34 instructed for Taft. Taft leads with 174 of 218 national delegates selected, followed by Fairbanks and Cannon. A second note describes a Republican reception for Senator Knox hosted by the Pennsylvania club with Roosevelt, Fairbanks, Taft, Cortelyou and Cannon invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Taft
Iowa
Kansas
North Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
Cannon
Illinois
Fairbanks
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Philippines
Tennessee
Indiana
Knox, la Follette
Washington
Pennsylvania Club
Knox
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Hughes
Taft States Agreement With President On Policy
Washington correspondent Andre Tardieu reports Secretary Taft saying he is in full accord with the president on policy and will continue it as president if elected. He adds he approves the president’s policy personally and as future chief executive in addressing Japanese American relations.
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Paris
Temps Today
Andre Tardieu
Washington
Taft
Pleasure Ride Fatal at Sharon
Sharon Pa March 21 Mrs Eli Palmer 45 and Joseph Rosenblum 55 drowned in Shenango river after a horse frightened by ashes plunged a wagon over an embankment. They clung to the wagon but lost their hold in the icy current and both bodies were not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Eli Palmer
Joseph Rosenblum
Shenango River
Rosenblum
Farm to City Property Exchange Report
George Cline exchanged his farm in Slipperyrock township for a city property in Hazelton near Pittsburg. The acquired parcel has four houses, each rented at 25 dollars. Cline does not plan to move to Pittsburg.
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George Cline
Slipperyrock Township
Hazelton
Pittsburg
Cline
John Reepsummer Wins $1525 Verdict in Defective Machine Case
In Youngstown on March 21 the jury ruled for plaintiff John Reepsummer against William B. Pollock Company in Judge Robinson's court. The $1525 award follows an injury from a defective riveting machine while employed at the defendant’s New Castle, Pennsylvania plant last December.
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Youngstown
John Reepsummer
William B. Pollock
Robinson
New Castle
Death Record Notes From Boyne City Area Residents
Death notices list Mrs. John Glass aged 56 of Boyne City Michigan Mrs Anna Thelander age 15 days of 9 Fullker son street Mrs James M Maxwell age 39 of Shenango Township Mrs Elizabeth ODonnell age 60 of 469 West Carson Street and Mrs Mary Zink age 63 of Ellwood City with brief residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glass
Boyne City
Mich
Anna Thelander
Fulkerson Street
James M. Maxwell
Shenango Township
Elizabeth O'Donnell
West Carson Street
Mary Zink
Ellwood City
Immoral Matter clause used to repress incendiary papers
Washington officials announce that La Questione Sociale an anarchist Italian newspaper published in Paterson New Jersey is barred from U S mail service under immoral matter regulations. Postmaster General Meyer cites inflammatory Italian denunciations calling for arson and assassination as justification. Debarment targets 30,000 circulation and signals broader repression of anarchist and sedition literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Questione Sociale
Paterson
N. J
United States
Anee
Black Law Dictionary
Denver
United Press
Meyer
Lawshe
Kansas
Post Office
New Castle Baseball Meeting Rescheduled to Friday Evening
New Castle stockholders planned a Thursday meeting but officers must attend a league meeting in Cleveland Thursday evening to discuss the schedule. All baseball enthusiasts are urged to attend Friday night as new directors for the upcoming year are to be elected and will assign officers for the season.
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New Castle
Cleveland
Registrars Easier Day at City Polling Places
Polling places across the city open for registering citizens not yet on the voting list. Registrars did little before noon and few are expected to register. Those registering must show last year's county tax receipt.
Italian Duke Abruzzi to wed Katherine Elkins in Venice
Rome reports the engagement of Duke of Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. The Italian press says he will receive a formal title and that the couple will reside in Venice with the pope’s dispensation and King Victor Emanuel’s consent. The ceremony is expected after the Lenten season.
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Abruzzi
Venice
King
United Press
Rome
Duke of
Katherine Elkins
Italy
King Victor
Elkins
Miss Elkins
New York
Washington
Treasurer’s 1905 1906 tax collections show excess payments
Treasurer John Mc Candless reports city school taxes for 1905 and 1906 totaling 625 421 47, with small overpayments and credits. Duplicates for 1905 176 891 25. credits 177 280 83. net overpayment 389 58. For 1906 duplicates 178 102 63. credits 178 141 36. overpayment 38 73. School tax credits 39 72 for 1905 and 127 17 for 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCandless
Fire Threatens Quay Homestead After Matthews Blaze
A Friday night fire that destroyed O. H. Matthews residence at Beaver also endangered the M. S. Quay homestead across the street. Estimated loss is about 10,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Matthews
Beaver
Quay
No Warm Will Befall The US Fleet In Japan
A terse advisory notes no warm willbefall the US fleet in Japan with emphasis on confidence and assured security. The fragmented text suggests official reassurance about naval posture in the region.
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Japan
Japanese Ambassador Foresees Safe USS Fleet Visit
Baron Kogoro Takahira told United Press that the forthcoming American battleship visit to Japan will be safe and incident free. He stressed Japanese government protection of the fleet and personnel and called the visit a sign of enduring friendship between the United States and Japan.
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United States
America
Japan
Evans
Knox
United Press
Washington
Baron Kogoro Takahira
Manila
Great Britain
Australia
Family troubles aired at Maynes after assault case
J. C. McCarthy faced Alderman Mayne for assault and battery and a separate board bill claim by Eva Armour and her father Martin Armour. McCarthy, father in law to Eva, was discharged on the board bill but ordered to pay costs for the assault. The dispute began when McCarthy returned for clothing after his marriage and Eva Armour attempted to call police as he allegedly pulled her from the phone. he paid the amounts due and the matter closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCarthy
Eva Armour
Eva
Martin Armour
Alderman Mayne
Armour
McCarthy
Myrtle Armour
Eva Armong
Joe Trax Receives Pension Increase Framed by Acheson
Joe Trax has received a pension boost from eight dollars a month to a higher amount after a discussion with Congressman Acheson. The man is praised for helping restore order among western tribes and for influencing the suppression of rebellion in the years ending in 1865.
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Joe Trax
Acheson
Mercy on Penrose urged to spare his health in senate chamber
A Butler Citizen editorial deems Boies Penrose brave for avoiding escape from the senate and argues for his removal from the unsanitary chamber to save his life. The piece frames the high death rate as a reason to safeguard his health and keep him in office longer.
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Senate
Boies Penrose
Butler
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MR. Roosevelt
Hammer
Oscar S. Straus
Department of the Interior
President Roosevelt
Irrich Ty
Frey
W. H. Taft
Chicago
Leo Heinrichs
Duke
Takahira
MAYNE
Mercy ON
Penrose
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