Hearst Rival of Rockefeller Expands Oil Fight in Mexico
Oil men report W R Hearst heads a syndicate that secured rights to oil fields in eastern Chihuahua, confirming rumors he will contest the Standard Oil empire. If true, Hearst would strike first in the Mexican oil market and extend his nationwide presses battle with rivals backing him in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland, CO
Mexico
W. R. Hearst
Chihuahua
New York
Standard Oil
Hearst
London
American league chief opposes talks with bolting clubs
President Johnson of the American league, a member of the national commission, says the commission has no right to consult with the bolting clubs of the National Association. He would act as arbitrator only if a committee from both leagues and other minors requests it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
American League
National Commission
Baseball High Court
National Association
Association
Football Game Here Thursday Between Indians and Primrose A C
Arrangements are made for a Thanksgiving day game in this city at Cascade park at 3 30 p m between the Youngstown Indians and the Primrose A C The two teams met last Saturday at Youngston with New Castle losing by one point 5 to 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Indians
Primrose A. C
Youngston
New Castle
Cascade Park
Keagy Sells Race Horse to Davis in Local Deal
A H. Keagy of Croton avenue sold his horse Director K, with a 2 20 record, to D. Davis who aims to further improve its speed. Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Amsbury of Lincoln avenue spend Tuesday in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A H. Keagy
Croton Avenue
D. Davis
Don H. Amsbury
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburg
B&B Coat Sale Highlights Broadcloth and Empire Coats
November 24 1908 B&B showcases a broadcloth coat selection with Empire Directoire and semi fitted styles priced from 5 to 90 dollars. Featured items include 50 inch heavy mixed coats at 10 dollars 60 inch black broadcloth coats at 16.59 and 60 inch empire models at 20 dollars. Also listed are long jackets and luxury silk lined black broadcloth options up to 60 dollars.
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Empire
Directoire
Rockefeller Confesses Heavy Railroad Stock Holdings
In a government dissolution hearing, John D. Rockefeller admits owning substantial railroad stocks and bonds as part of his personal investments. Kellogg presses for names and details while Rockefeller downplays influence on the case, noting others are more heavily invested. Archbold expected to take the stand next.
Rockefeller testifies ownership in multiple railroads
John D. Rockefeller testified he owned stock in the Lackawanna New York Central Pennsylvania Western Maryland Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific first preferred Erie Colorado Southern and a railroad in Mexico. He stated he owns no stock in the Union Pacific or Southern Pacific.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Missouri
Pacific
Texas Pacific
Erie
Colorado and Southern
Mexico
Standard Oil
Kellogg
Rockefeller
Federal Inquisitor
John D. Archbold
One Corporation
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Lackawanna
Rockefeller Confronts Testimony On Railroad Stocks
The distinguished witness refuses to name railroad securities while citing immunity fears. He offers to prepare a private statement listing railroad stocks and bonds viewed as profitable by him over the past decade for transmission to the government attorney. Attorney Kellogg presses for a public disclosure of transportation company holdings.
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Rockefeller
Stock Exchange
Thse
Kellogg
Brutal Father Kills Daughter in Family Shooting
New York report details Carl Loos a 17 year old baker who shot his 15 year old daughter Mata and wounded his son Frank W. after seeking a family reunion. The father already faces domestic trouble and was disarmed before jail. Frank W. Loos, recently married, is in serious condition.
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United Press
New York
Carl Loos
Mata
Frank W
Loos
Frank W. Loos
Illinois
Yale
Deaths of the Day Michael Short dies after tuberculosis illness
Michael B. Short 36, a stationary engineer born in Rockwood Tennessee and longtime resident of this city, died Monday at 4 20 PM at 462 South Mill Street after a nine month illness. He married Kate Hoover and was a member of Central Presbyterian church, the American Insurance union chapter 145 Sharon, and Shenango lodge I O O F. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 PM with burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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Michael B. Short
Tennessee
South Mill Street
Summerville
Tenn
Mr. Short
Rockwood
Joseph A
Caroline (Underwood) Short
Kate Hoover
Ephraim Hoover
Central Presbyterian Church
American Insurance Union
Sharon
Shenango Lodge
Greenwood Cemetery
Kaiser cheered by his people at Berlin union meet
The Kaiser was warmly cheered at the German industrial union session in Berlin. Privy Counselor Worth announced that the past misunderstanding with the emperor was settled and that those who know him see his high aim for Germany’s welfare, a view greeted with approval by delegates.
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United Press
Berlin
Worth
Target Killed During Music Hall Shooting in London
Herbert Lee, a music hall performer known as the Human Target, was shot and killed while taking aim at by Mme. Clementine in a London music hall. Clementine was arrested as investigations begin.
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United Press
London
Mme
Clementine
Herbert Lee
Rev S M Goehring Former Pastor Dies at 45
Rev S M Goehring a former pastor of Presbyterian churches at Silverhill Jefferson county and Amsterdam Ohio died Monday at his Silverhill home where he had returned two months ago after a health related year in Colorado. He was 45, served 11 years in the ministry, graduate of Westminster College and Western Theological Seminary. He leaves his wife and one son his mother Mrs Jane Goehring and brother W A Goehring of Zelienople. Funeral will be held Wednesday morning at Silverhill.
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S. M. Goehring
Silverhill
Jefferson County
Amsterdam
Colorado
Westminster College
Western Theological Seminary
Jane Goehring
W. A. Goehring
Zelienople
Mrs Mary Palkovich Dies of Typhoid at 26 in Fifth Ward
Mrs Mary Palkovich wife of John Palkovich a well known Austrian of the Fifth ward died at Shenango Valley hospital at 9 o'clock Monday evening of typhoid fever. She was 26 and survived by her husband. Funeral at St Joseph's church at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
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Mary Palkovich
John Palkovich
Shenango Valley Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
End of Division at Mercer in Bessemer Rail Line
The Bessemer railroad orders Mercer ended as the division end until next spring. Ore runs will be double headed out of Greenville. Twenty Mercer crews will relocate to Greenville for future operations.
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Bessemer Railroad
Mercer
Gureenville
Greenville
Patton Stephenson Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Anna Patton and Mr. Robert Clarence Stephenson. The ceremony will be at the Patton home on Harlansburg road at noon on Thanksgiving with Rev McClintock officiating and many local guests expected.
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Anna Patton
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
Robert Clarence Stephenson
Monessen
McClintock
Marriage Licenses Arrive for Aldernderfer Eckles Barris McCaslin
James Be Aldernderfer and Jennie Eckles of Ellwood City Clarks Mills. James A Barris and Ellen McCaslin of New Castle. Two couples received marriage licenses in the region.
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James BE. Aldernderfer
Ellwood City
Jennie M. Eckles
Clarks Mills
James A. Barris
New Castle
Ellen McCaslin
James Bonner Accepts Illinois Job Near Chicago
James Bonner of Leasure avenue will leave next week for Illinois to take a position in a small town near Chicago. Miss Ruth Grimes of County Line street is confined to her home by a threatened attack of typhoid fever.
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James Bonner
Leasure Avenue
Illinois
Chicago
Ruth Grimes
County Line Street
Wabash Avenue
Hospital Notes and Local Visitors Reported in Pittsburg
Charles Ross an Italian resident in the southern part of the city was taken to New Castle hospital Monday evening and is quite seriously ill. Clifford G. Watson of Highland Avenue and Mac Young of Grant Street were Pittsburg visitors, with Watson in town on business Tuesday.
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Charles Ross
New Castle Hospital
Clifford G. Watson
Highland Avenue
Pittsburg
Mac Young
Grant Street
Cannon Says He Is Taft At Naval Banquet
In Chicago a business gathering heard Speaker Joseph G. Cannon state he seeks no fight with William Howard Taft. He warned against tariff revision delays, pledged to push Republican policy into national law, and noted Roosevelt's earlier stance on postponing revision until after the next election.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
William Howard Taft
Cannon
Teriff
Theodore Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Dodger Seeks Settlement After Arrest Avoiding Captors
Joe Sneezak faced Alderman Q Charles B. Mayne on charges of open lewdness and resisting an officer after a days long hillside chase by Constable John L. Stitt. Held on bail for a further hearing, Sneezak sought to settle matters with one of his prosecutors as Alice Martin and Constable Stitt testified. The alleged trouble began with Sneezak’s harassment of the girl, leading to a barricaded house and a later home capture.
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Joe Sneezak
John L. Stitt
Q Charles B. Mayne
Alice Martin
Stitt
Sneezak
Watches Found and Returned Through The News
Mrs J O Johnston a piano dealer of 34 East street lost a valuable gold watch with a chain. Mr Weber living near West Middlesex found and returned it through The News. Mrs Klapperstick daughter of J Y Klapperstick 108 Mulberry street lost a watch and pin. After one insertion in The Daily News Harry Gormley of Richelieu avenue brought it to The News office as finder.
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J. O. Johnston
East Street
Weber
West Middlesex
J. Y. Klapperstick
Mulberry Street
Daily News
Harry Gormley
Richelieu Avenue
Sister's Illness Calls Mrs Long To Franklin
Mrs. J. D. Long of Emerson avenue was summoned to Franklin last night by the serious illness of her sister Mrs. S. S. Conner. Conner, visiting from Indianapolis where her husband was a noted Elocutionist, fell ill after an operation and is now suffering from its effects.
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J. D. Long
Emerson Avenue
Franklin
Real estate deals offer multiple city properties and income buys
SHERRITT 5300 buys three houses on Reynolds street with six and four rooms. A general store with post office in connection yields rent. established 51 years, monthly income $2000. Other listings include a five room house on Cliff street, a six house block on Lafayette street renting for $122 monthly, plus a large stock of bargains and priceup expectations.
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Reynolds Street
Fifth Ward
P. O
Cliff Street
West Side
Lafayette Street
Seventh Ward
Piles Cured Internally Says Dr Leonhardt
Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln Neb expert on piles states external treatment fails and internal care is needed. He perfected Hem Roid the first internal pile cure and claims 98 percent cure rate. Sold under guarantee at John F Neelys New Castle Pa Price $1. Write for booklet.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Bufffalo
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Frank B. Kellogg
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Greenvill
Taft
Dodger
Sherritt
J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Seal
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Quehl's
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Hotel Henry
KR. B
Care News
Treadwell News Company
Robert B
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News Office
A. Green
South
Jefferson Street
Star Grocery Company
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Mercer Street
Harrison Street
Rosenblum
Malloy’s
P. H. Malloy & Co
Mr. Kradel
Pittsburg Street Bridge
W. R. Covert
Grove City
Bell
Children’s Aid Society
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J. B
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Y. M. C. A. Finder
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Park
Highland
Hamilton
Grimes Streets
Long Avenue
Mahoningtown
Mt. Jackson
J. H. O'Donnell
Ashland Avenue
Bell Phore
United States Steel Corporation
J. M. Patton
Joseph M. Patton
Almira Avenue
Butler Avenue
Edith Brothers
Bell Phone
Princeton
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City
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J. C. White
East North Street
Stewart
Neshannock Avenue
West Neshannock Avenue
Jerre Bauman
J. C. Stevenson
Kline
Pearson Street
Bath
Court Street
James Cemocratt
East Winter Avenue
J. Clyde Gilfillan
L. S. & T. Company
H. Lk Robinson
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
R. C. Fralick
J. W. Hesketh
Outlet Co
Y. M. A. Bldg
Leesburg
Thompson Run
G. H. van Horn
Smith Premier
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Crescent Portland
van Horn
Loan & Trust Co
Dean
Lawrence County
Adess B. P. H
Pasite
Fischer
Sharp's
Union Depot
Titt
Forrest
Geo. McCrudden
South Beaver
J Carrol
New Castle Junction
BK. J. Bartlett
Oak Street
W. 8. Davis
Boyles and
Highland Avenues
Chautauqua, N. Y
Washington Street
Mercer County
Neshannock Falls
W. W. Park
West
Federal Street
Youngstown
West South Re
A. H. Pullerton
Edenburg
Tis
Cumberland Avenue
Greery
J. F. P. Kennelly & Co
West Washington Street
Harlansburg
H. H. Rea
West Moody Avenue
T. W.hamilton
Adams Street
Union
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Pool’ Care News
James Walters
Gibson
Covert’s
William McCune
New Castle Pa
Harbor and
Eastbrook Road
Edgewood Avenue
L. R. van Horn
Rhode Island
Court House
Mack Jackson
J. B. Elder
Volant
T. Company
Conners
Huron Avenue
County Line St
Fairmont Avenue
Lown
Lawrence Realty Company
James Minter Place
Old Pittsburg Road
RF. D. No
Lily Stansfield
East Moody Avenue
E.j.o’'Brien
East Washington Street
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