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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1909

Page

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New Castle Rail Rights Bill Passes Council Before Mayor

Common council approved an ordinance granting the New Castle and Beaver Valley Railway rights to run over South and North Jefferson streets. The bill was sent to Mayor Lusk for signature with no major amendments. All council and select members supported it, while one minor amendment was rejected.

Lusk New Castle Common Council Select Raney Gardner Marquis

Rosena Case For Murder Appe al Heard In Harrisburg

Fred Rosena of New Castle faces murder charges as his case is argued in Harrisburg. Attorney Walter S. Reynolds presents the defense while the commonwealth relies on a written history. A decision was not expected before 5 p m. If relief is denied, Rosena faces hanging on December 2 unless a further governor’s respite is granted.

Harrisburg Fred Rosena New Castle Walter S. Reynolds Commonwealth Young Rosena

Alabama votes down prohibition in first statewide poll

Alabamans defeated a prohibition amendment by an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 votes in the state's first popular expression on liquor selling. In Birmingham the contest drew crowded polling places, singing and bands, as anti amendment forces clashed with cold water advocates.

Birmingham Ala

Evangelistic Meetings Begin at City Corner

G. G. Cunningham is conducting evangelistic meetings at the corner of Sas Avenue and Wilson Street. The meetings will continue for some time.

G. G. Cunningham Sas Avenue Wilson Street Ices

Thomas Hagan Dies After Cold Exposure in Youngstown

Thomas Hagan a former sheet mill worker from New Castle dropped dead on Edgewood street Youngstown while exercising to combat chills after a cold night. He aged 35 lived with daughter Alice Davis of Pollock avenue and leaves brothers James Ed and Will Hagan and two daughters Teresa and Mrs. Alice Davis. Coroner Kilne opened an inquiry to rule out poisoning or drugs.

Thomas Hagan Edgewood Street Youngstown New Castle Hagan Alice Davis Pollock Avenue William Hugg Haselton Kilne Mahoning County Gillen & McVean Francis Hagan West Falls Street Patrick Hagan James Will Hagan George Hughes South Mill Street D. J. Dayton Martins Ferry Teresa Hagan Moore & Wilie Pittsburg Street

Census Enumerator Rules Outlined For 1910 Count

Census Supervisor Frye outlines duties for enumerators in the Lawrence Washington Beaver district. He lists data to collect in cities and rural areas, qualification standards, application deadlines, and preferred backgrounds, with noting that examinations will follow and applications should reach Charleroi before January 1, 1910.

Charles ©. Frey Charleroi Lawrence- Washington-Beaver Frey United States

Two Men Charged With Attempt To Wreck Harmony Route Car

Officials say L A Hall and Harry MecConnor are charged with attempting to wreck a Harmony trolley near Marion station east of Ellwood when a heavy plank blocked the tracks. McConnor was arrested in Zelienople and Hall in Butler. Bail set or waived. case to be tried in December. New charges will be filed in Beaver County where the act occurred.

Harmony Marion Station Ellwood Butler Times L. A. Hall Harry MecConnor Zelienople McConnor North Sewickley Street Railway Company Beaver County

May Kidnap Rockefeller Plot Spurred by Tip

Chief of Police Kohler and Marshal James Stamberger seek two men tied to a plot to kidnap or assassinate John D. Rockefeller. Sawyer Smith, from Minerva, reports overheard plans in Alliance and says Rockefeller cancelled a farewell church event as guards tightened around his estate.

Cleveland, O Kohler James Stamberger East Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Sawyer Smith Minerva Alliance Euclid Avenue Baptist Church

Johnston family to relocate to Lodi Ohio

Mrs J H Johnston and two daughters of Allen street left last evening for Lodi Ohio where they will make their home. Mr Johnston foreman of the water supply on the B and O has been transferred to that place.

J. H. Johnston Allen Street Lodi Johnston

Trial of sugar trust conspiracy opens in New York

The United States opens the trial of former sugar trust employees for defrauding the government by underweighing sugar at New York docks. Wilfred Denison outlines methods using Fairbanks scales and tripod scales to skim duties, naming Spitzer and 138 tallymen among others. The probe traces false weights sent to cashier Bendernagle who paid the crookers. Continued on Page Two.

United Press New York Sugar Trust Wilfred Denison Henry L. Stimson Havemeyer and Elder American Refining Company Denison Fairbanks Spitzer Trust Sense House United States Bendernagle

Boy Struck by Runaway Buggy Near Croton School

Gilbert Rohlf, 11, of Dewey avenue was hit by a two horse buggy on Croton avenue in front of Croton school. He suffered several cracked ribs but walked home with help after being taken to the school building. The unnamed driver hastily left the scene.

Croton Avenue Gilbert Rohlf Dewey Avenue Young Rohlf Croton Frank Rohlf

Death Record John Kivaltz and Rhemas Hagan

Two death notices list John Kivaltz aged 15 on Scioto Street and Rhemas Hagan aged 38 in New Castle. The brief items give names and ages with locations, recording the deaths for local residents.

John Kivaltz Scioto Street Rhemas Hagan New Castle

W M Browns Chauffeur Faces License Revocation Over Speed

Fred Young, chauffeur for William M Brown, is arrested for speeding on Butler avenue and warned by Mayor Lusk that his license could be revoked. Police records show Young repeatedly reckless driving with past incidents and fines, while Brown family members defend him amid safety concerns. Continued on Page Seven.

Fred Young William M. Brown Lusk Fred Young Butler Avenue Fred ‘Young Pittsburg Speedy Thomas Lyman Hayes Ralph Young Brown Policeman Young Hayes Pittsburg Street Ray Street

North Street Bridge Plan Approved by City Council

North street extension across Neshannock creek moves toward a new bridge between Hutchinson street and East North street. Select council voted unanimously to open North street, acquiring property and an alley to enable the roadway and bridge, with county commissioners to erect the span salvaged from Pittsburg street.

North Street Neshannock Avenue Neshannock Creek Lusk Select Councils Hutchinson Street Hutchinson Croton Avenue East North Street North Select Council Pittsburg Street Wilson Rural Avenue Cochrane Street Falls Grant

Reichstag reconvenes in Berlin with throne speech

Berlin Nov 30 the Reichstag met for a brief throne speech by the Kaiser. The chancellor led three cheers for the Emperor then the assembly applauded with a bow from the Kaiser. Tariff debates and potential American treaty or tariff agreement are likely to shape the session.

Berlin America

Fire Discovered In Time to Save Patterson Home

A live coal spilled from a grate starting a fire that burned a foot wide hole in front of the fireplace. A family member of George Patterson of Big Beaver township found the blaze and extinguished it with a bucket of water, saving the residence from destruction.

George Patterson Big Beaver Township Patterson

Special Revivals at Zion Baptist Church Near Portersville

Revival services are under way at Zion Baptist church near Portersville with Rev. Houser of Erie as the special preacher. Considerable interest is shown in the meetings and good results are reported.

Zion Baptist Church Portersville Houser Erie

Prof Murro Held For Court On Fortune Telling Charge

Prof Murro faced court on a fortune telling allegation as detective testimony claimed he foretold events for gain. Bail set at 500, later posted, with attorney seeking 200 cash bail. alderman refused. Madame Julian’s case also heard in a related proceeding as details surfaced of palmistry claims and prior predictions.

Murro Madame Julian Case Logan Morrison W. H. Falls Opera House Frank Falls Pennsylvania Detective Agency Leslie House D. H. Wiggins D. N. Miller Madame Julian Alderman Ranney Julian Annie Madison S. P. Emery McKee Block South Mill Street Sylvia Madison

Mexico to Arbitrate U S Crisis as War Tensions Rise

Mexico offers to act as arbiter between the United States and the troubled government amid rising war crisis. Reports from on scene describe the death of Cannon as context to intensifying tensions and diplomatic strains.

Mexico United States

Nicaragua Crisis Escalates as Estrada Forces Encircle Zelaya

Provisional President Estrada reports to Senor Castrillo that Zelaya’s forces are encircled and that Calderon’s surrender proposal was rejected. Revolutionists vow to hold Estrada’s government and press Zelaya to answer for outrages. A French warship is ordered to Nicaragua amid reports of mistreatment of French nationals. Mexico and the United States coordinate to avert a broader clash and may intervene to preserve peace.

United Press Washington Senor Castrillo United States Nicaragua Estrada Senor Calderon Zelaya State Department Moffatt Bluefields Liberal Party San Jose Costa Rica Martinique Senor Mariscal Mexico Mariscal

Peter Frank in Fair Condition After Auto Crash

Peter Frank, injured Sunday when struck by Crawford Hoyt, remains in fair condition. He had a restless night but later slept and could talk briefly with relatives, though limited English prevents full account of the accident.

Peter Frank Crawford Hoyt

Warder to Address Lawrence County Medical Meet

Dr. X. O. Warder of Pittsburg will address the Lawrence County Medical Association at their meeting in the Greer Building Thursday evening.

X. O. Warder Pittsburg Lawrence County Medical Association Greer Building

Trial Stop Ends With Alderman Marrying Couple

During a trial in Alderman Ranney's court, Giuseppe Logana and Natula Tulambo were secretly married. The alderman paused the trial for ten minutes to witness the ceremony as the couple promised to love and obey till death.

Ranney Guiseppe Logana Natula Tulambo

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M1. AY Beaver Valley Pardon Board Alabama Frye Deurel Spring Uneals OF Sugar Trust Gilbert Ronit W. M. Brown North ST. Bridge Hutchenson Reichstag Zion Baptist
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