Will of Ernest Bauman Left for Probate After Murder
The will names Mrs. Alice Reebel as principal beneficiary with her brother-in-law and two properties set for probate. The Edenburg murder case led to discovery of the will by County Detective Logan and Captain Gastinger. The estate includes a Pittsburgh street brick building with a back lot worth about 15000 and a large Edenburg mansion valued at 2000 to 2600. The will was filed with Register and Recorder Eakin by District Attorney Young at 2:30 p.m. with attorneys present. Contests possible.
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Alice Reebel
Ernest Bauman
Edenburg
Eakin
Young
J. W. Cunningham
Court House
J. Norman Martin
Alvina Wellendorf
Reebel
Pitttsburg
William Haering
Bauman
2 500 Foreigners Wanted Ad Sparks Croatian Influx
An ad calling for from 2000 to 2500 Croatian workers in New Castle Pa. drew hundreds of Croatians to seek jobs. Contractor Reed Box 595 has vanished and officials report fraud and no local office or address for Reed. Citizens fear strain from the sudden foreign influx.
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New Castle
KR. L. Reed
Pennsylvania
Reed
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youngstown
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Adolph Green
South Jefferson Street
Box 595
Mr. Green
Green
Adam Hainer
J. H. Emery
Germans Wrought Up Over Kaiser's Objection To Hill
Read as onlookers note the Kaiser privately questioned Dr. Hill's appointment and sparked an international uproar. Ambassador Tower declined to discuss the matter and referred inquiries to Washington. Germany had previously signaled satisfaction with Hill, keeping its official assent intact despite the controversy.
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Kaiser
Hill
Wilhelm
Tweedmouth
England
Ambassador Tower
State Department
Washington
Drill
Berlin
Hague
Germany
Dr. Hill
Watterson predicts turmoil in Cuba after troops leave
Havana March 26 Henry Watterson says in an interview that Cuban politics will face grave disorder within a year after American troops withdraw. Evangelistic services continue nightly at the Italian mission on Reynolds street led by Rev. Joseph Grisaffi assisted by local ministers. Mrs Wilson Heasley and Mr Heasley hosted a gathering of young people at Painter Hill with guests including Harry Heasley of Mercer.
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Havana
Henry Watterson
Reynolds Street
Joseph Grisafl F
Wilson Heasley
Painter Hill
Harry Heasley
Mercer
Amendments to Aldrich Bill Passed by Senate Finance Panel
United Press reports the senate finance committee agreed to amendments to the Aldrich financial bill. Key points include adding Philippine government and municipal bonds as security for emergency circulation and a 1 percent annual tax on government deposits. The bill also changes bank reserve rules after January 1, 1909, allowing four-fifths of reserves to be in vaults or approved securities with limits on securities holdings.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich Financial
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Carpet sale ends April 1 at Duffords 1853
Local advertisement notes special carpet and rug prices with a sale deadline of April 1 at Duffords.
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Duffords
Senator Penrose in precarious condition in Philadelphia
Latest bulletin from three doctors reports no significant changes in Senator Penrose's condition at his Philadelphia home and grave anxiety remains. The bulletin was received by telephone at his committee room in Washington.
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Washington
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Capital
Mrs J C Leohner returns home from Mercy Hospital
Mrs J C Leohner of Boyles Avenue recently underwent a serious operation at Mercy Hospital Pittsburg and is improving daily at home. Meanwhile John C Williams of Electric Street, a roller at Shenango tin mill, suffered a badly hurt foot when housing brass fell on it.
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J. C. Leohner
Mercy Hospital
Boyles Avennue
Pittsburg
Shenango
John C. Williams
Electric Street
Boyles Avenue
Blaine Street
Highland
BE. F. G. Harper
Bell
Union
Sherritt's Realty Offers Bargain Farms and Homes
A historical sale list advertises Virginia farms and multiple city homes at prices from 345 to 6,000 dollars. Highlights include 20 acre Virginia farm with stock and implements, 62 acre tract on a car line near the city, and eight room modern homes on Bell and East Home streets.
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Meyer Avenue
North Highland
Bell Avenue
East Home Street
Lee Avenue
Bell
Bath
Pine Street
T. W. Dickson & Co
Dean Block
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Atlanta
Express
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Croton Avenue
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South Mill
North Mill Street
West Grant Street
Reinhold Place
North Beaver Street
Norris Alley
West Falls Street
East Lawrence Street
East North Street
Clare P. Dushane
Washington Street
Higgins Hotel
Shoaff's Restaurant
Bell Phone
Captain Grainger
Cumberland Avenue
Frank Gamble
The
Union Livery
County Line Street
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Utica
Ohio
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Euwer
New Castle Transfer & Storage Co
South Mill Street
Eee
W. G. Baughman
Walnut Street
Hogue's Employment Bureau
New Castle Stamping Company
Peerless Cigar Company
Toledo
Ae Ae Eae
F. P. Steckel
East South Street
Teece’s
Teece and Co
Bonzo Avenue
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
Greer Block
Cleveland Medical Supply Co
East 76Th Street
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May Stanley
North Street
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Ralph Avenue
North Pine Street
Division St
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Garfield Avenue
Milton Street
Neshannock Avenue
Miller’s
East Washington Street
Wallace Avenue
Isdke
J. A. Breckenridge
Fred ‘Conn
Moravia Street
L. H. Matthews
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S. C
Plymouth Rocks
William Rearke
D. Roberts
Fisher Block
Centerville
Crawford County
Sidney Squire
West Washington Street
P. Norris
Third Ward
P. J. Watson
Ben L. Bartlett
Vine Street
R. J. Fleckenstein
Mulberry Street
Sharp
Union Depot
Surrey
Dickson and Company
Division Street
Edison
H. 8. Caldwell
Neshannock Falls
Wm. L. Rick
Youngstown Road
English Avenue
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East Long Avenue
Hutton
J. C. Hutton
Fairmont Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
E. J. O’brien
East Side
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Croton School
North Hill
J. F. P. Kennelly & Co
West
BOR
Jere Bauman
W. Dickey
Lawrence Trust Building
Sharon Street
Park Avenue
Haugo Street
Grant Street
Grant and
Shenango Streets
W. 8. Davis
Boyles and
J. E
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
Myland Block
Mercer Street
J. L. Myland
Shady Avenue
J. S. Riley
Highland Place
Highland and
Emerson Avenues
West Park
Jere Kaumai
East Falls Street
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Epworth Street
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Hoyt Block
Merric
Wayne
Clare Po
DuShauge
Thayer Farm
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Homer
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First National Bank
Norris E’lace
County Line
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W. c. Inquire
Oak Street
Dufford
Dufford's
Pearson Streets
R. C. McKinley
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Beaver Street
W. G. Ayers
Union National Bank
L. M. Buchanan
Jefferson St
Neshannock
Mather Bros
Mill Street
Brookville
Call Bell
Fifth Ward
G. M. Sharp
Roberta
Highland Avenue
Coaltown Road
O. C. Stimple
Good Street
City
H. M. Thatcher
Hamilton and
Lyndall Streets
Mercer Valley
Walter F. Timon
Judge County
Mercer County
Corpus Christi
Texas
Witherow Farm
Klee
Love
Megoun
Keystone Dye and Cleaning Works
J. C. McNabb
Dean
Conner’s
E. North Street
R. Union
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
R. R. Gcg Fralick
Shenango Hotel and Restaurant
W. Washington Street
Union Phone
New Cabo Transfer & Storage Co
Mercerington
Smith's Business College
Mercer Streets
James Whippo
Margaret Devore
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block