Officials finish inspection of the New Castle division
Superintendent H. H. Temple and staff completed an inspection trip over the New Castle division as far west as Chicago Junction. The party reviewed track details, with directors of the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula railroad reporting that only small construction is planned this summer and little or no new equipment will be purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Temple
Ew Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago Junction
Mr. Temple
A. M. Funk
M. H. Cahill
Co. Felfersberger
J. B. Kerry
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Bell claims ability to lift Trinity church atop 20 story building
In Hammondport New York on May 21 Professor Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated before the Aero Club of America and Aerial Experiments Association that he could lift New York's Trinity church and place it on a 20 story office building without damaging the structure. Dr F W Burge warned of missionary projects suffering if the church is displaced. Bell said the church could be raised allowing an office building to be built beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
N. Y
Aero Club of America
The
Aerial Experimental Association
Alexander Graham Bell
New York
Trinity Church
F. W. Burge
Bell
Banquet Planned for City and Youngstown Newspaper Men
Old Home week at Youngs features a large banquet for current city journalists and former Youngstown newspaper men, celebrating press ties and local journalism history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Youngstown
Horton Hardware Co Promotes White Louse Paints
Horton Hardware Co launches White Louse Paints praised as the best paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Hardware Co
Police report shows two boys confess to Tutino burglary
Officer Tom Augustine helped capture Antonio Marillo and Joe Capto after a burglary at Tutino store on South Jefferson. Capto allegedly confessed. a third suspect fled to Youngstown. Raphael Plumbo was arrested for receiving stolen goods with meats found in his possession. A preliminary hearing before Alderman Green led to jail detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Augustine
South Jefferson Street
Augustine
Spiers
Antonio Marillo
Joe Capto
Capto
Youngstown
Raphael Plumbo
Plumbo
Dominic Tutino
Raffalo Plumbo
Antonio Macrillo
Alderman Green
Question legality of Lowell Squire Moore’s appointment
A question is raised whether Justice of the Peace Moore of Lowellville Ohio may try cases. The issue will be decided by the court of common pleas in Youngstown. Probate court declared elections illegal and township trustees appointed him, though their authority to appoint is in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Moore
Lowellville
Court of Common Pleas
Youngstown
Squire Moore
Fire Loss For John Muzovich Sparks Bank Fear
A blaze yesterday destroyed John Muzovich of Past Youngstown home and energy saved $1,800. He fears banks and faced total loss with no bank protection or insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muzovich
Youngstown
Autopsy Planned in Hydrophobia Case of William H. Marsh
New York May 21 Autopsy planned to probe the hydro phobia death of Brook lyn manufacturer William H Marsh. Doctors note infection without a dog bite and Medico Legal Society questions hydrophobia linking fear to death. Pasteur institute braces for a rush of patients as details spark public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
William H. Marsh
Brooklyn
Marsh
Medico Legal Society
Clark Bell
Bell
Socety
Pasteur Institute
Cullinan
Miss Hattie Crosby to Speak at Wesleyan Church
At Wesleyan Methodist on Lyndal street a district holiness convention meets daily at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm with Miss Hattie Crosby a returned missionary from West Africa speaking Thursday evening. Cotton Bros offers the best fish at 25 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lyndal Street
L. H. McLeister
Hattie Crosby
West Africa
Cotton Bros
East
Washington Street
Letters Granted in Two Estates
Letters of administration were granted Wednesday afternoon to Mrs. Rebecca J. Gilson in the estate of her husband Edward N. Gilson of Washington township. Letters of administration in the estate of Francis McFarland of the Third ward were granted to Thomas P. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca J. Gilson
Edward N. Gilson
Washington Township
Francis McFarland
Third Ward
Thomas P. Gill
Fire starts at Crescent paint shop in Third Ward
A lighted gasoline torch ignited surrounding woodwork at the Crescent paint shop on Walnut and County Line streets at 9 55 this morning. An alarm from box 33 summoned Chief Connery and the Central and Fourth ward departments. Loss described as not great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Walnut and
County Line
Chief Connery
Central
Fourth Ward
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Rd & C
Temple
New Castle
Monaca
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Butler
Panama
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
South America
Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Lines West
Genera 1
G. L. Peck
Allegheny Valley
A. W
Kittanning
Stoneboro
Franklin
W. T. Weschler
Hoyt Block
Weschler
O. P. Reese
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Junction
A. W. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. D. Smith
Spencer
Baltimore and Ohio
Parsons
Pitsburg
Martin
Ngineer McCreary
Baltire
Ohio
Davis
Wheeling
W. Va
OLD Trinity
Union Telephone
X. du Shane
Clare P
Pearce
Mercer St
Green's Court
Lowell
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
PENNA
U.S. Treas. Cash and Exchange
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